Tim Green

In the background you can just about make out one of my ATC SCM25A PRO monitors. Such a great sounding monitor. I tried these next to Focals and Barefoots in the same room. The ATCs came out on top for me personally. The balance across the whole frequency is so impressive.

It's on his table besides the Apple-Keyboard.

In the YouTube video "Tim Green - Against The Clock" by 180 Fact, the Moog Minimoog Voyager synthesizer can be seen on the shelf behind Tim Green.

He's playing it in minute 1:08.

He's playing the guitar at 0:20.

You can see the synthesizer at 6:25.

In the YouTube video "Tim Green - Against The Clock" by 180 Fact, Tim Green is seen using an Apple iMac as part of his music production setup.

In the YouTube video "Tim Green - Against The Clock" by 180 Fact, Tim Green is seen using an Apple Wireless Keyboard.

In the YouTube video "Tim Green - Against The Clock" by 180 Fact, Tim Green can be seen using an Apple Wireless Mouse during his recording session.

In a portrait shoot captured by Getty Images in Paris, Tim Green is seen with a Native Instruments Maschine on the table to his left, indicating its use in his music production setup.

It's in the rack in the left end of the picture.

"I fell in love with the Tenori-On the moment I first played on it several years ago. When I’m writing music, I’m always thinking like a musician in scales and modes. So this is really fun to get me away from thinking like that and come up with stuff I would not usually think of"

1210 Technics and my record collection. I think these are the mk5 anniversary edition, because they have no slot or groove in the pitch fader to achieve zero pitch. Plus they can go to ±16 on the pitch too and there are blue LEDs which look cool. I still have most of my vinyl collection with me – I’ll never give it up. I still love buying vinyl and going record shopping today, adding to my collection. Vinyl will prevail over MP3s, I swear

Uses it to mic up his Fender Champ amp

In the YouTube video "Tim Green - Against The Clock" by 180 Fact, Tim Green is shown with a classic Moog Minimoog Model D synthesizer. However, he mentions that he doesn't use it in the session.