Moon Boots

Juno @ 0:23 and throughout

Per DJMag, Feb 4, 2020:

“My Ableton session controls patch changes to Ross’s Strymon FX pedals, along with Dustin’s SPD-SX, the SV-1, and the backing choirs on the VP-550. They’re also sending control changes continuously to the Subsequent37, OB-6 and Prophet-6."

Per DJMag, Feb 4, 2020:

“My Ableton session controls patch changes to Ross’s Strymon FX pedals, along with Dustin’s SPD-SX, the SV-1, and the backing choirs on the VP-550. They’re also sending control changes continuously to the Subsequent37, OB-6 and Prophet-6."

As quoted in his 8/30/17 interview for Reverb.com: "My earlier tracks, I used the rack mount Moog Voyager, and I still use that a lot."

life is short, but all I wanna do is play with my new sh101 ????

Per DJMag, Feb 4, 2020:

“My Ableton session controls patch changes to Ross’s Strymon FX pedals, along with Dustin’s SPD-SX, the SV-1, and the backing choirs on the VP-550. They’re also sending control changes continuously to the Subsequent37, OB-6 and Prophet-6."

In this photo posted to his Facebook page, Moon Boots shows off his Korg PolySix Synthesizer. He says, "pep-pep's got a brand new synth"

In an Instagram post, Moon Boots references the Roland Jupiter-6 with the caption "(Roland) Jupiter Boots," indicating his use of this synthesizer.

Per DJMag, Feb 4, 2020:

“My Ableton session controls patch changes to Ross’s Strymon FX pedals, along with Dustin’s SPD-SX, the SV-1, and the backing choirs on the VP-550. They’re also sending control changes continuously to the Subsequent37, OB-6 and Prophet-6."

Per DJMag, Feb 4, 2020:

“My Ableton session controls patch changes to Ross’s Strymon FX pedals, along with Dustin’s SPD-SX, the SV-1, and the backing choirs on the VP-550. They’re also sending control changes continuously to the Subsequent37, OB-6 and Prophet-6."

Voyager keyboard (not the RME previously logged) can be seen @ 2:11

Per this Sept 15, 2021 feature from MusicTech:

What is your favourite piece of gear?

My Roland HS-60. It’s the same sound and controls as a Juno 106, but with internal speakers. It’s also uglier, but I’m ok with that. Of all my gear, I’ve had it for the longest. I learned a lot about synthesis on it, and I’d never sell it. I regret selling my Moog Prodigy, which was also one of my first synths.

I’m giving sentimental reasons, but I use it a lot. Rekon makes very useful VSTs that allow you to use a Juno or Alpha Juno like a plug-in. I wish they made something like this for Dave Smith Instruments.