Paul Hertzog

Paul Hertzog used the Roland D-50 while working on the "Kickboxer" official motion picture soundtrack. He stated, "It wasn’t until early 1989 that I began composing to picture. I composed directly to the video, using a bank of synthesizers and a Roland MC-500 sequencer. Looking back from the 21st century, those gadgets from the 80’s seem like archaic dinosaurs, but at the time they worked well enough for me. In addition to the D-50, I used a Yamaha DX-7 and TX-7, an Oberheim OB-8, an early edition of the Ensoniq Mirage, and an Alesis HR-16 Drum Machine (which I spent hours with, tuning the multiple triangle sounds I used instead of a high hat on such cues as ‘The Eagle Lands’ as well as the jungle-style drums in the final fight sequence)."

Paul Hertzog used a Yamaha DX7 while working on the "Kickboxer" official motion picture soundtrack. He stated, "In addition to the D-50, I used a Yamaha DX-7 and TX-7, an Oberheim OB-8, an early edition of the Ensoniq Mirage, and an Alesis HR-16 Drum Machine." This information is credited to Paul Hertzog and can be found on his official website.

Paul Hertzog confirms using a Yamaha TX7 Desktop Module while working on the "Kickboxer" official motion picture soundtrack: "In addition to the D-50, I used a Yamaha DX-7 and TX-7, an Oberheim OB-8, an early edition of the Ensoniq Mirage, and an Alesis HR-16 Drum Machine (which I spent hours with, tuning the multiple triangle sounds I used instead of a high hat on such cues as 'The Eagle Lands' as well as the jungle-style drums in the final fight sequence)."

Paul Hertzog confirmed that he used an Oberheim OB-8 synthesizer while working on the "Kickboxer" official motion picture soundtrack, stating: "In addition to the D-50, I used a Yamaha DX-7 and TX-7, an Oberheim OB-8, an early edition of the Ensoniq Mirage, and an Alesis HR-16 Drum Machine."