Pete Cannon

Pete gives the Polyend Tracker a jungle run-through in this video. As a hardcore Amiga guy, he knows what he wants from tracker-based workflows.

At 15:55 in the video he talks about using his Wavestation.

At 15:46 he talks about using the D-10 strings.

It's right beneath the Korg Wavestation at 15:56.

You can see the DX100 on his new rack.

Pete uses the Korg T3 as his main controller for the Amiga. You can see it more closely at 9:44.

At 13:46 he shows how he uses his Korg Poly 61.

You can see the synth racked beneath the Akai 950 at 5:35.

It's beneath the Korg 03 R/W at 15:56.

At 14:24 he talks about how he uses the Alpha Juno 2.

At 14:48 you can see it briefly beneath his monitor to the left of his desk.

It's not in use but you can see it in the video at 3:59.

You can see the Roland JP 8000 on his new rack in this twitter post.

You can see the Jen SX1000 at the very bottom of the picture just below the rack.

You can see the Elektron Sid Station just to the left of the Juno 2.

There is no talking in this video he just pulls out the GenMDM at 4:11 seconds into the video.

At 0:32 in the Sound On Sound magazine video titled "Retro Jungle Production Techniques With Pete Cannon," a Korg 03R/W is visible as part of Pete Cannon’s music gear setup.

In the video "Retro Jungle Production Techniques With Pete Cannon" by Sound On Sound magazine, Pete Cannon is observed playing a Korg T2 music workstation keyboard at the 9:40 timestamp.