The Real Mike Dean

Minimoog Voyager off to the left side

In this interview Mike Dean says he used the Korg Trinity when producing Scarface and Tupac's song Smile

In this interview Mike Dean says he uses the Korg Triton

Mike Dean recently received the complete synthesizer line-up by Behringer, also including the Model D, as shown on instagram.

In this video, at the start, Mike can be seen using the Moog One.

in this interview Mike Dean talks about how he began producing and his first gear

In an interview with Tape Op, The Real Mike Dean discusses his early production work and mentions using the Ensoniq ASR-10.

Mike Dean recently received the complete synthesizer line-up by Behringer, also including the Oddysey, as shown on instagram.

Mike Dean recently received the complete synthesizer line-up by Behringer, also including the VC340 Vocoder, as shown on instagram.

You can see it on the bottom left of this picture posted on his Instagram profile.

You can see it in the top left corner at the wall of synthesizers.

You can see it indicated in the picture taken from Mike's Instagram account (https://www.instagram.com/p/CM-pwyzp_X8/)

Post on Mike Dean's Instagram.

The Real Mike Dean showcases the Moog Little Phatty Stage II in a rearranged studio post on his Instagram.

In this article Mike Dean talks about his first pieces of equipment and how he began producing

In a Tape Op interview, The Real Mike Dean mentions that the Korg M3 61-Key Music Workstation Keyboard was the first electric piano he used.

Mike Dean recently received the complete synthesizer line-up by Behringer, also including the MS-1 BK, as shown on instagram.

Mike Dean can be seen using the DFAM thoughout the whole video

Mike Dean recently received the complete synthesizer line-up by Behringer, also including the K-2, as shown on Instagram.

Developed in collaboration with Dean.

In a YouTube video of Selena Quintanilla's 1982 performance of "La Tracalera," The Real Mike Dean can be seen using a Moog Opus 3 synthesizer. This performance is one of Dean's early collaborations with Quintanilla, as highlighted in a Variety article. The connection was facilitated by a local music store owner named Clyde, who introduced Dean to the Quintanillas during his teenage years near Houston.

Most recent post (at this moment) shows the acquisition of a rare Rhodes Chroma (without Polaris).

Mike Dean playing around with the VCS 3 and other synthesizers. Possibly teasing a remix of the song Starry Eyes by The Weeknd.

At 0:02 Mike shows a complete rack with all the Black Corporation synths available.

At 0:02 Mike shows a complete rack with all the Black Corporation synths available.

At 0:02 Mike shows a complete rack with all the Black Corporation synths available.

On Instagram, The Real Mike Dean showcases the Behringer Poly D, highlighting its impressive bassline capabilities.

In this instagram video we can clearly seen Mike Dean was using the Tannoy Gold 8s.

In an Instagram post, The Real Mike Dean mentions acquiring an additional set of Tannoy System 215 DMT monitors, highlighting their exceptional design.

In this photo of new episode "Sound On Sound" Magazine, we can see that Mike Dean using the Amphion Two18 in his Dolby Atmos Studio.