Paddy Kingsland

"The Roland Jupiter 4 was used a lot — the spaceship soaring away was done with white noise and four-note chords near peak resonance just before oscillation of the filter."

"Instruments in the studio included the Oberheim OB-X8 polyphonic synthesiser, often used for sustained sounds. "

"The Roland CR78 rhythm machine is used by Paddy all the time for guide tracks and occasionally for his own special rhythms." as the article stated.

"He also employs a Stereo Flanger, Voltage Controlled Stereo Panner and likes to use the old Yamaha SY-2 preset mono synthesiser." as the article stated

In a review from Muzines, Paddy Kingsland discusses his use of the ARP Avatar synthesizer.

The OB-X can be seen in the background of this photo of Paddy Kingsland.

'I started using Apple Macs in the 90s and have stuck with them – currently a Mac Mini – plus, I monitor on British-made Expression speakers – I’ve had them for years'.

'I’ve used the Arturia Jup-8V and am really happy with the results. My only difficulty is in operating such a small-sized instrument, but that’s the nature of the beast and it is a lot lighter to carry!'

In an interview with MusicTech, Paddy Kingsland of the Radiophonic Workshop discusses using the Roland Jupiter-8 among other gear, such as the AKAI Advance 61 keyboard and a MacBook running Pro Tools, in their stage setup.

In an interview with MusicTech, Paddy Kingsland of the Radiophonic Workshop mentions using the Akai Pro Advance 61 keyboard as part of his stage setup, alongside other gear such as the Roland Jupiter-8, MacBook running Pro Tools, and a MOTU 1248 interface.

RWS stage gear Paddy Kingsland Roland Jupiter-8; AKAI Advance 61 keyboard; MacBook running Pro Tools; MOTU 1248 interface; Arturia soft synths; Autoharp; Moog Theremin; Peavey guitar and Vox AC15

RWS stage gear Paddy Kingsland Roland Jupiter-8; AKAI Advance 61 keyboard; MacBook running Pro Tools; MOTU 1248 interface; Arturia soft synths; Autoharp; Moog Theremin; Peavey guitar and Vox AC15

In an interview featured in MusicTech, Paddy Kingsland of the Radiophonic Workshop discusses his live setup, which includes the MOTU 1248 Thunderbolt Audio Interface alongside other gear like the Roland Jupiter-8, AKAI Advance 61 keyboard, and a MacBook running Pro Tools.

RWS stage gear Paddy Kingsland Roland Jupiter-8; AKAI Advance 61 keyboard; MacBook running Pro Tools; MOTU 1248 interface; Arturia soft synths; Autoharp; Moog Theremin; Peavey guitar and Vox AC15