Rémi Gazel

Rémi Gazel used a Kurzweil K2000 synthesizer at Studios de la Seine during the production of the Rayman soundtrack, as confirmed on the Rayman Pirate-Community forum.

Rémi Gazel is shown using the Roland RD-800 Digital Piano in an image from his website, Raymanbyremi.

In a discussion on the Rayman Pirate-Community forum, it is revealed that Rémi Gazel used the Zero-G Funk Guitar sample pack for the music in the Rayman games.

When being interviewed and asked about the gear he used.

Overall it the only synth he actually own when making the music for the first Rayman Video game, my friend spoke with him before his death.

Remi: "I've composed the music on my Atari + Roland JV1080, recorded every track on DAT, then at the end, we gone in a studio for 15 days or something, and extracted all the MIDI tracks for playing them with many synths and samplers."

A list of equipment for the stuff he used for Rayman, when being asked by some fans.

Rémi Gazel used the Roland U-220 RS-PCM Sound Module while recording music for the Rayman games at Studios de la Seine, as detailed by Rayman Pirate-Community.

Rémi Gazel utilized the E-Mu Proteus 1 sound module at Studios de la Seine to record music for the Rayman 1 PSX soundtrack. This information is detailed in a discussion on Rayman Pirate-Community regarding the sound modules and sample CDs used in Rayman games.

Rémi Gazel used the Korg M1 synthesizer in the creation of "Betilla the Fairy's Theme," utilizing the universe preset. This recording took place at Studios de la Seine, as detailed on the Rayman Pirate-Community forum.