Todd Terje

“There are very few instruments that are so inviting and it’s quite comprehensive; you can pretty much do anything you want. In fact, I did the Inspector Norse EP just through that synth. You can make simple bread and butter sounds really easily, like spaced-out BBC-style sound effects.”

"So, I had to get into all that and setup everything. I bought myself a new computer, a keyboard and some more outboard synths like the Dave Smith Mopho x4, the Tetra and a MFB Dominion X, plus a few effect pedals such as the Eventide Space"

“The Jupiter-4 was one of my first [synths]. Today I have many more polys, like the Jupiter-8 and the Memorymoog - a lot of good stuff - but there’s just something about the Jupiter-4 and how you interact with it. You have faders instead of knobs and everything is driven internally."

"So, I had to get into all that and setup everything. I bought myself a new computer, a keyboard and some more outboard synths like the Dave Smith Mopho x4, the Tetra and a MFB Dominion X, plus a few effect pedals such as the Eventide Space".

In a feature by MusicRadar, Todd Terje discusses his use of the ARP Odyssey Rev3 in his Oslo studio. He highlights its effectiveness for creating inspiring basslines, emphasizing its great sound quality across various settings despite its limited features.

In a feature by MusicRadar, Todd Terje discusses his use of the Roland Jupiter-8 in his Oslo studio, noting some tuning issues and occasional double-triggering but expressing overall satisfaction with the synthesizer.

"So, I had to get into all that and setup everything. I bought myself a new computer, a keyboard and some more outboard synths like the Dave Smith Mopho x4, the Tetra and a MFB Dominion X, plus a few effect pedals such as the Eventide Space".

On his personal Instagram account, he posted a picture of his live set-up, featuring a Prophet 6 synthesizer. "Live setup for tomorrow at Spektrum with Röyksopp and Andre Bratten".

Terje is showing his first synth, the MFB SYNTH-II, in this studio interview.

You can see a JUNO-106 behind Terje in this studio interview

You can see Terje playing a sketch of his song Inspector Norse on an Eminent 2000 Grand Theatre organ.

On this picture, you can see Todd Terje using a Nord Stage keyboard at a live performance with fellow musician Lindstrøm

"Today I have many more polys, like the Jupiter-8 and the Memorymoog - a lot of good stuff."

On his personal Instagram account, you can see a x0xb0x on the left. "Live setup for tomorrow at Spektrum with Röyksopp and Andre Bratten".

At the 1:00 minute mark, you can see a Roland SH-5 synth on top of his organ.