Robin Beanland
UK video game composer
Robin Beanland's Studio Equipment
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Tweet from Robin Beanland in which he says he used an Ensoniq ASR-10 for the Killer Instinct soundtrack.
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Tweet from Robin Beanland in which he says he used a Roland S-760 for the Killer Instinct soundtrack.
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Tweet from Robin Beanland in which he says he used a Boss DR 660 on the Killer Instinct soundtrack.
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Tweet from Robin Beanland in which he says he has a Lexicon PCM 70.
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A Mac Pro tower can be seen in the photo of Robin Beanland's studio.
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#RareFromHome which displays synthesizers in his office at rare.
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In a tweet tagged #RareFromHome, Robin Beanland showcases his collection of synthesizers, including the Alesis Q88 88-Key USB/MIDI Controller.
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Tweet from Robin Beanland in which he states he used the 1080 when scoring Nintendo 64 games.
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Robin Beanland is sitting in front of a Digidesign D Command console.
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A "trashcan" Mac Pro can be seen in this photo of Robin Beanland's studio.
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A pair of Mac G5 towers can be seen in Robin Beanland's studio.
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A Digidesign 192 can be seen amongst the rackmounted gear in Robin Beanland's studio.
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"When I was in the band I got a loan and bought a sampler called an Ensoniq Mirage. It cost about £1,200 and it could sample eight seconds of sound. By today’s standards it was terrible quality but it was amazing at the time. It was unbelievable to hear human voices coming out of a keyboard. During one gig, our drummer knocked it off its stand and it smashed on the floor. I hadn’t even finished paying off the loan. Drummers, eh?"
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Tweet from Robin Beanland: "#throwbackthursday with my Korg M1 and trusty Yamaha QX3."
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