Mr. Sauceman

In the track "I Need A Noise" by Mr. Sauceman, the Siegfried Kullmann SQ8L VST, specifically the "CLIOPE" preset, can be distinctly heard.

Mr. Sauceman uses the Lâg Arkane A66 electric guitar for playing and recording tracks he composes, as evidenced by the image proof provided.

Mr. Sauceman confirmed that he used the Synth1 by Ichiro Toda, along with other synths like the SQ8L, VK-1 Viking Synthesizer, Korg MS-20, Behringer Crave, and Arturia MicroFreak, for the soundtrack of his game "Dust Riser." This information is supported by an image on Equipboard.

Mr. Sauceman confirmed that he utilized the Blamsoft VK-1 Viking Software Synthesizer, along with other synthesizers such as the SQ8L, Synth1, Korg MS-20, Behringer Crave, and Arturia MicroFreak, for the soundtrack of his game "Dust Riser." This information is corroborated by an image available on Equipboard.

Mr. Sauceman confirmed his use of the Korg MS-20, among other synthesizers like the SQ8L, Synth1, VK-1 Viking Synthesizer, Behringer Crave, and Arturia MicroFreak, for the soundtrack of his game "Dust Riser." This is substantiated by an image available on Equipboard.

Mr. Sauceman confirmed his use of the Behringer Crave, along with other synthesizers such as the SQ8L, Synth1, VK-1 Viking Synthesizer, Korg MS-20, and Arturia MicroFreak, for the soundtrack of his game "Dust Riser." This is supported by an image on Equipboard.

Mr. Sauceman has confirmed his use of the Arturia MicroFreak, along with the SQ8L, Synth1, VK-1 Viking Synthesizer, Korg MS-20, and Behringer Crave, for the soundtrack of his game "Dust Riser." This is supported by an image available on Equipboard.

In an interview with Nolan Brewer, at 34:48 Mr. Sauceman mentioned that he uses a Focusrite Scarlett Solo audio interface.

In an interview with Nolan Brewer, Mr. Sauceman stated at 18:22 that he uses a Harley Benton Talk Box.

In a screenshot from his old website, Mr. Sauceman explicitly mentions the Korg SQ-1 among his other gear.

In a screenshot from his old website, Mr. Sauceman explicitly lists the Korg Volca Sample among his gear.

In a screenshot from his old website, Mr. Sauceman explicitly mentions the Vox Pathfinder 10 as part of his gear collection.

In a screenshot from his old website, Mr. Sauceman explicitly lists Image Line FL Studio 11 as his DAW.