Stevie Wonder

Role

Singer Drummer Keyboardist

Genre

Funk / Soul Pop Non-Music

Group

U.S.A. for Africa Diana Ross, Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder & Smokey Robinson Dionne & Friends

Credits

Tha Blue Carpet Treatment A Time To Love Natural Wonder

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Role

Singer Drummer Keyboardist

Genre

Funk / Soul Pop Non-Music

Group

U.S.A. for Africa Diana Ross, Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder & Smokey Robinson Dionne & Friends

Credits

Tha Blue Carpet Treatment A Time To Love Natural Wonder

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Microphones 12

Drum Sets 3

Keyboards and Synthesizers 26

Effects Pedals 3

World Instruments 2

Modular Synthesizers 2

Studio Equipment 4

Headphones 1

Stevie Wonder's Studio Equipment

All 53

Microphones 12

Drum Sets 3

Keyboards and Synthesizers 26

Effects Pedals 3

World Instruments 2

Modular Synthesizers 2

Studio Equipment 4

Headphones 1

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Linn Electronics Linn 9000

Drum Machines

In this 1986 photo a Linn 9000 is seen behind Stevie Wonder

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Kurzweil K250

Audio Samplers

Stevie is pictured here, circa 1984, with the K250 and its inventor Ray Kurzweil. Stevie's role in the development of this instrument is detailed in this CNBC entry dated Apr 21, 2016.

TLDR: if Stevie invites you to his studio, and asks you to make a synth, you make that synth.

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Linn Electronics LM-1 Drum Computer

Drum Machines

Stevie Wonder is mentioned as an early user of the Linn LM-1 Drum Computer in this article from "The Guardian".

Who uses them? The LM-1 was elite gear. Only 525 machines were ever made, and inventor Roger Linn managed to flog them by dragging around a little cardboard-box prototype to showbiz parties. Notching up pre-orders with Peter Gabriel, Fleetwood Mac and Stevie Wonder, the Drum Computer became a bourgeois must-have object, and was quickly put to use in hit records from the Human League, Gary Numan, and, most notably, Prince.

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Garfield Electronics Doctor Click 2

Audio Sequencers

In this 1983 photo Stevie Wonder can be seen with a Dr Click on top of his PPG Wave synth.

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