Robert Miles

In this photo of Robert Miles' studio as seen on the ATC speakers website you can see the Focusrite Red 1 four channel pre right below the ISA 428.

In this photo of Robert Miles' studio as seen on the ATC speakers website you can see the blue Focusrite with 4 ISA range preamp channels right above the Red 1 preamps.

Spotted in a photo of Robert Miles' studio on the SEA blog.

From a 2010 article:

From its penthouse location, the studio has spectacular views over the city. Alongside the signature wood panel finishes from designers, Recording Architecture, the room is dominated by stand-mounted ATC SCM100 three-way studio monitors, continuing a theme from Miles‘ previous studio in west London, which featured the larger ATC SCM300s.

Robert was introduced initially to ATC monitors by Roger D’Arcy of Recording Architecture, who also created the design for the earlier studio. "So many systems sound good when you play the music loud, but not as good when you work at low volume. ATC monitors maintain the quality sound at low levels. That was mainly what I looked for because, spending 16 hours a day in here, I like to mix my music at a low volume. In this respect, ATC really works for me. Many well-known brands of monitors will alter the sound. An ATC speaker doesn’t have any coloration. What you hear is the truth."

Source here.

Spotted in a photo of Robert Miles' studio, from the SEA blog.