Samiyam

At 8:02, one can clearly see Samiyam using the Roland SP-404 to perform his set.

"I make a lot of sound on the Novation Bass Station but I don’t know if I’d recommend anyone to buy it. Haha, but its definitely a cool sounding synth" - Samiyam

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Macbook from around 2008 that he uses to produce his beats with in combination with the Roland SP-404.

Near the Monotribe on his desk there is microkorg XL.

In an Instagram post by Samiyam, the Boss SP-303 Dr. Sample is visible, indicating its use in his setup.

In an Instagram post by Stones Throw, it is noted that Samiyam utilized a Korg Electribe EA-1 in the production of "Swamp People" from his album "Pizza Party."

The item can be seen at 2.46 when he is previewing some beats in the studio he is in.

In the introduction of the YouTube video titled "SAMIYAM x RED-i," Samiyam is seen using the Korg MS2000 Synthesizer.

At 20:30 you can see that my son Samiyam is using a "CZ-101"

Can be seen at 4:24

@ 38 seconds of this video samiyam is using a korg monotribe.

Under the CD, you can clearly see the bottom left side of an MPC2000XL model.

Stones Throws mentions that a TR-505 was used for the production of "Slime" on Samiyam's "Pizza Party".

Samiyam utilized the Korg MicroKORG Synthesizer/Vocoder in the production of "Rough" from his album "Pizza Party," as noted by Stones Throw on Instagram.

In an Instagram post by leavingrecords, it is confirmed that music producer Samiyam uses the Roland SP-404MKII, as it is featured in a video showcasing a snippet of his track “Water” created on this device from his home studio in Michigan.

Samiyam uses the Universal Audio Apollo Twin audio interface in his home studio in Michigan, as evidenced by an Instagram post from @leavingrecords. The post features a snippet of his track "Water" from the LA Fire Aid compilation, stating it was created on the machine in his studio.