Satoshi Yaginuma

Can be spotted in almost all of fripSide's music videos or concerts

He mainly use "Atomic Trance/Big Berthas lead" preset of Omnisphere2.

Can be spotted in "Schwarzesmarken", "White Forces", and "Two souls - toward the truth" PV.

Can be spotted in Burst the Gravity MV and also some other concerts

Can be spotted in Decade and Burst the Gravity MV.

Can be spotted in Inifinite Synthesis Concert and also Way to Answer MV

Used it in lisani and AFAID concerts

In the "Plasmic Fire" music video, Satoshi Yaginuma can be seen using the Korg Kross 2-61-MB 61-key Synthesizer Workstation.

This keyboard used to be his main workstation keyboard, until he replaced it with a Kronos 2

Satoshi Yaginuma uses the Clavia Nord Lead 2X Synthesizer during fripSide concerts, as evidenced by a user-uploaded photo from Twimg.

Satoshi Yaginuma can be seen using the Korg Kronos 61-Key Synthesizer Workstation in several older fripSide concert videos, as shown in the user-uploaded photo.

Can be spotted in his studio.

Satoshi Yaginuma, part of the band fripSide, uses the Arturia MatrixBrute Analog Synthesizer. This is evidenced by a Twitter post from the band's rehearsal, where Yaginuma refers to the synth as a "new weapon" delivering excellent sound.

Satoshi Yaginuma of fripSide mentioned on Twitter that he used the Korg Grandstage during the band's tour rehearsals, praising its exceptional sound.

he also uses this plugin mainly bells, leads and pianos

In this tweet, you can see the Alesis D4 Drum and Percussion Sound Module in Satoshi Yaginuma's home studio. October 2022.

Satoshi Yaginuma started using the Korg Nautilus as his main workstation throughout 2022, since then it can be spotted at every fripSide concert

Released on July 11, 2020, the Korg Krome EX fripSide Special Edition is collaboration between Korg and Satoshi Yaginuma of fripSide. This limited-edition model is not only visually striking, featuring fripSide's signature color, but it also serves as a versatile tool in Yaginuma's live performances.

Yaginuma often brings the Krome EX on stage as a sub workstation, and for smaller live tours, he sometimes even uses it as his main workstation, showcasing its reliability and flexibility.

In his own words, Yaginuma chose this color because it looks great on stage, especially with the aluminum body that reflects lighting beautifully.