Rainbow (The Birthday Massacre)

This video (which has since been deleted) shows Rainbow giving a tour through his home studio. At 2:39 he demonstrates the Yamaha PSR-36 which he describes as a "funny bad old synth". He found it across the street at a vintage store and while he dislikes most instrument patches, he finds the chimy bells have their charm.

This video (which has since been deleted) shows Rainbow giving a tour through his home studio. At around 2:45 he shows the Yamaha PSR-36 which has 3 effect pedals on top of it. The yellow one on the left can be identified as the WMD Geiger Counter Civilian Issue.

This video (which has since been deleted) shows Rainbow giving a tour through his home studio. At 1:14 he shows the Yamaha RM1x and explains it was basically the first synth he ever owned. In the early days when The Birthday Massacre was still called Imagica, they produced their songs with the RM1x and recorded them using a 4-track.

This video (which has since been deleted) shows Rainbow giving a tour through his home studio. At around 2:45 he shows the Yamaha PSR-36 which has 3 effect pedals on top of it. The green one in the center can be identified as a handpainted Zvex Fuzz Factory.

This video (which has since been deleted) shows Rainbow giving a tour through his home studio. At around 2:45 he shows the Yamaha PSR-36 which has 3 effect pedals on top of it. The black one on the right can be identified as a Tech 21 SansAmp GT2.

This video (which has since been deleted) shows Rainbow giving a tour through his home studio. At 2:18 Rainbow explains that his Yamaha RM1x is "so old that all the keys are broken", so he uses the Samson Graphite 49 as a midi controller.

This video (which has since been deleted) shows Rainbow giving a tour through his home studio. The speakers are clearly visible throughout the video and can be identified as the KRK V6 Series 2.