Tim Rice-Oxley

At 1:24:36, Tim Rice-Oxley can be seen using his Yamaha CP70B Electric Grand Piano.

Rice-Oxley explains in this interview with Yamaha All Access Magazine, "When our guitarist left in 2001, we suddenly had this great big hole in our sound. I'd been playing the bass until then. I wanted to play piano, but I didn't want to use a digital keyboard. You can't beat the sound of a real piano. It's such an organic thing--you can feel it booming in a room and rattling through you. I had read about the CP70B in a book that [Beatles producer] George Martin wrote. He said it was a real piano, but that it had pickups and everything. So I began searching for one. I eventually found a battered old one in some London warehouse. And as soon as we plugged it in, it made this massive sound, and we immediately knew it was the sound of Keane. Playing it is a real physical interaction. And it looks so cool!". Vocalist Tom Chaplin later says "As soon as we got the CP70B, it opened up the sound. It suited the songs better and, for me, it felt much more appropriate to sing to than a guitar. That keyboard revolutionized my position in the band--I'd been freed up to just sing, and the piano was an accompaniment I understood."

As seen on Tim's great home studio !

In this interview with Julian Colbeck, Tim says "I the S90 use for the Rhodes sounds and a Nord Lead 3 for more synthy sounds. On She Has No Time I play the S90 throughout and then use the Nord for the solo sound which I originally played on my ARP ProDGX." He widely uses it for playing synth parts both live and in the studio.

He can be seen using it in this photo: http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=opu2ro&s=3

Tim's Nord Lead 3 can be seen first at 0:34 and then at 0:39.

In this photo, Tim Rice-Oxley can be seen playing a Fender Jazz bass. He was the original bassist as well as pianist for Keane, and can be heard playing on their 1st and 2nd albums, but was replaced when Jesse Quin joined the band.

In this photo, Tim Rice-Oxley can be seen playing a Fender Precision bass.

In this official Keane FAQ, an Apple Powerbook G4 is listed under Tim's equipment. It was used for setting off minus tracks and baselines at live shows.

In Keane's YouTube video "Cause and Effect: The Journey Episode 1 – Tim," Tim Rice-Oxley is seen in his home studio using a Moog Memorymoog synthesizer amidst his collection of synths.

At 3 mn 26, we can see Tim's Arp 2600 between Richard ans Jesse !

At 3 mn 26 just below the Arp 2600, we can see this beautiful box made by Roland, the glorius RE 201. Boss' twin pedal named RE 20 emulates this beauty !

In the "Strangeland" bonus video, Tim Rice-Oxley is shown using a Fender Rhodes in his home studio.

In the "Keane - I’m Not Leaving (Lockdown Version)" video on YouTube by KeaneVEVO, Tim Rice-Oxley uses the Shure SM7 microphone during his home recording session.

At 2:34 and 2:40, Tim Rice-Oxley can be seen playing an Arp Pro DGX synth. This rare synth was used widely in the studio for Keane's first two albums, however it was seldom for touring lest it became damaged or lost.

At 3:36, it is mentioned that Tim has bought a Prophet T8 in Paris in 2008 while recording Perfect Symmetry

In the YouTube video "Keane – Cause and Effect: The Journey Episode 1 – Tim," Tim Rice-Oxley is shown using the Korg MS-20 in his home studio.

We can see clearly two SC Pro one on the left beside Tim when he's playing on his Memorymoog !

At 1mn 39, Tom is sitting just in front of a Roland Juno 6 !

In the YouTube video "keane - Strangeland Legendado (Português)" by RoseKapytu, at 1:39, Tim Rice-Oxley is seen playing a synthesizer with a Yamaha CS-80 prominently positioned behind him.

As seen at 1mn 31 on the following vidéo.

In the KeaneVEVO video "I’m Not Leaving (Lockdown Version)," Tim Rice-Oxley is seen using the Shure SM7B microphone for his home recordings.

Just below the Korg MS 20, we can see his Arp Solina String Ensemble. Tim uses it since the first album ''Hopes & Fears"

In the YouTube video titled "keane - Strangeland Legendado (Português)" by RoseKapytu, Tim Rice-Oxley is seen using a Mellotron M400 at his Sea Fog Studio.