Riva Starr

"It still sounds so good. For basically the first two years of Riva Starr productions, all the synth sounds and the bass came from this," Riva Starr says, in this article.

In an Instagram post, Riva Starr highlights the Roland JX-1, noting its role in crafting influential club sounds from the '80s.

In an Instagram post by Riva Starr, a Sequential Circuits Prophet-5 is visible in the instrument rack, highlighting its role in his setup.

In this instagram post we can see a Juno-106 in his studio setup

In this Instagram post we can see Waldorf Pulse in his studio setup

In this Instagram post TB 303 can be seen with other synths

Yamaha DX7 can bee seen in this Instagram post

Moog Minitaur can be seen in this Instagram post

Korg MS-20 can be seen in this Instagram post

In a video, Riva Starr is observed at 8:29 showcasing a Roland Boutique TB-03 Bass Line Synthesizer, confirming its use in his studio setup.

In a video by MusicRadar Tech, at the 7:15 mark, Riva Starr demonstrates using the Nord Stage 4 HA73 73-key Stage Keyboard. He describes it as:

It's, uh, an amazingsynthesizer mainly made for, I suppose,for live performances, but it's, uh, it's perfect for the studio as well.

In the video titled "If everything's patched and organised, you end up repeating yourself": Riva Starr studio essentials by MusicRadar Tech, a Sequential OB-6 Synthesizer is visibly present in Riva Starr's studio at the 0:13 mark, confirming its use by the artist.

It's a bit uh more aggressive than the profit and uh but very very good.

In this video, we can see a Roland Juno-X 61-key Synthesizer at the 0:13 mark, confirming its presence in Riva Starr's studio setup.