Marcus Vere

Marcus Vere, keyboardist, has confirmed in a direct quote from "Music Technology" magazine, August 1987: "I programmed 'Living in a Box' on a Roland MC202. Then I got into the QX1, now I'm on the Steinberg Pro24 and whatever comes out next week."

Marcus Vere is seen using the Yamaha DX7-IIFD synthesizer live with Living In A Box at the 13-second mark in the video "Living In A Box - Living In A Box | COUNTDOWN (1987)" on YouTube, provided by Countdown.

Marcus Vere is seen using a Roland RD-800 Digital Piano during a live performance with Living In A Box, as captured in the video by Lytham Festival at the 3-minute mark.

Marcus Vere, the keyboardist for Living in a Box, uses the Yamaha TX816 as part of his music gear, as detailed in "Music Technology" magazine, August 1987: "Vere's hardware rundown for the album reads like just about any modern equipment listing - Emulator, Super Jupiter, DX7, TX816, Akai S900 and so on - but stops short of Fairlight or Synclavier indulgence. Technology has been a good and loyal friend of Living in a Box, but Vere is cautious about letting it get the upper hand."

Marcus Vere, the keyboardist for Living in a Box, uses the Akai S900 MIDI Digital Sampler as part of his music gear, as detailed in "Music Technology" magazine, August 1987: "Vere's hardware rundown for the album reads like just about any modern equipment listing - Emulator, Super Jupiter, DX7, TX816, Akai S900 and so on - but stops short of Fairlight or Synclavier indulgence. Technology has been a good and loyal friend of Living in a Box, but Vere is cautious about letting it get the upper hand."

Marcus Vere, keyboardist, confirmed in a direct quote from "Music Technology" magazine, August 1987: "I programmed 'Living in a Box' on a Roland MC202. Then I got into the QX1, now I'm on the Steinberg Pro24 and whatever comes out next week."

Marcus Vere, keyboardist, confirmed in a direct quote from "Music Technology" magazine, August 1987: "I programmed 'Living in a Box' on a Roland MC202. Then I got into the QX1, now I'm on the Steinberg Pro-24 and whatever comes out next week."

Marcus Vere, the keyboardist for Living in a Box, used the Enulator Emax as part of his music gear, as detailed in "Music Technology" magazine, August 1987:

An overdue addition to Vere's equipment is an E-mu Systems Emax.

"We never got into too much serious sampling on the album, so I bought the Emax to investigate that. I've also got the Emax with HD organised - that's coming out in about two or three months. Plus there's the Compact Disc (CD ROM) sound-loading situation coming out about three or four months after that."

Marcus Vere, the keyboardist for Living in a Box, uses the Roland MKS-80 Super Jupiter as part of his music gear, as detailed in "Music Technology" magazine, August 1987: "Vere's hardware rundown for the album reads like just about any modern equipment listing - Emulator, Super Jupiter, DX7, TX816, Akai S900 and so on - but stops short of Fairlight or Synclavier indulgence. Technology has been a good and loyal friend of Living in a Box, but Vere is cautious about letting it get the upper hand."