The Flashbulb (Benn Jordan)

It can be seen in this video

Can be seen in this video

Can be seen in this video

It can be seen in the first second of this video.

It can be seen at 0:49

It can be seen at 0:49

He uses it in the video

He use it to add effects to his Polyend/Dreadbox's Medusa video review on his Youtube channel called 'Benn and Gear'.

In this interview from 2014, Benn said : "Then there’s stuff that I’m playing with currently and am fascinated with, like the VP-770 or my disklavier (MIDI controllable piano)"

Benn said in this interview : “I have a **Nord Lead 1* that I really like. It’s so old, but the pads have a thin sound that I really dig. I also have a Korg MS2000, which I feel like I’ll never get bored of because it’s really fun to make pads with."*

In this interview, Benn said : “My recording interface is an **RME Fireface 802* and I have an Allen & Heath Qu-16, which is entirely used for my modular setup."*

In this interview, Benn said : "My recording interface is an RME Fireface 802 and I have an **Allen & Heath Qu-16, which is entirely used for my modular setup."

Featured in this January 13, 2020 Twitter post.

I'm honored to be among the first to welcome @empress_effects to the world of modular. And I can't think of a bigger splash than this monster on the right. Well. Fucking. Done! #zoia #euroburo

Visible in this January 13, 2020 Twitter post.

I'm honored to be among the first to welcome @empress_effects to the world of modular. And I can't think of a bigger splash than this monster on the right. Well. Fucking. Done! #zoia #euroburo

You can first see the unit in the upper right hand corner at 4:24. He talks about it at length around 12:40

In this video Benn is talking about how he used to make music 20 years ago. He talks about using cool edit pro to master and add effects to his tracks at around 3:05

He talks about it at 11:49. In the jam at around 30:00 you can see that he mostly uses it for the filters.

Jordan uses the monitors to conveniently track synths on desktop setups, and to do weird experiments like fuck with train synthesizers, and in this video, try to make buff plants with audio, as he finds them "loud and accurate."

In the description of his YouTube video titled "Ambience Of A Burning Forest," Benn Jordan, known as The Flashbulb, mentions using the Blackmagic Design Pocket Cinema Camera 6K, supporting its use in his work.

The Flashbulb (Benn Jordan) is seen using the Arturia Polybrute 12 in his video "Gadgets For People Who Don't Trust The Government" on YouTube, where it appears around the 18:03 mark, even though the video content is not directly related to music production.

The Flashbulb (Benn Jordan) is confirmed to use the Arturia PolyBrute, as it is visibly featured in his video titled "Gadgets For People Who Don't Trust The Government" on YouTube, authored by Benn Jordan. The synthesizer can be seen around the 18:03 timestamp, demonstrating his use of the gear.