Ramin Djawadi

He is seen using Pro Tools at 0:57.

"Heavyocity continues to offer the most innovative and dynamic sounds. Both AEON Rhythmic and AEON Melodic are creative, inspiring, and will provide a unique sound to any music project."

An 88 key Doepfer LMK2+ seen at 0:57.

“Heavyocity’s FORZO is a delightful library. It puts viscerally compelling brass performance at your fingertips. These inspiring instruments will keep composers moving forward.”

"The diversity of sound within GRAVITY is astonishing. Each sound inspires new ideas and creative techniques that enhance my writing process. The elements in GRAVITY not only sound great but are very musical and functional. Music/Sound design is pushed to new limits with GRAVITY. Any musician will benefit with GRAVITY in their toolbox."

Ramin Djawadi is seen using the Novation Peak Polyphonic Desktop Synthesizer at 4:30 just to his right.

In the opening of the Variety Artisans video, composer Ramin Djawadi is shown using Quested VS2108 Powered Monitors (1st Generation) in his studio.

The Avid Artist Mix Controller can be seen to the right of the interviewer at 1:31.

Composer Ramin Djawadi praises the Heavyocity Natural Forces Kontakt Instrument for its impressive and unique sound design, highlighting its versatility in musical and sound-design projects. His endorsement is featured on Heavyocity Media's website, showcasing his use of the software in his creative process.

“Heavyocity has raised the bar with DAMAGE; the sounds, controls, and the programming of DAMAGE are truly inspirational.”

“NOVO: Modern Strings is dynamic and expressive. It provides the composer with a wide range of orchestral tools that suit any project. It is intuitive and will keep you inspired.”

“Heavyocity’s Vocalise is a perfect addition to any library. Vocalise enhances the composer’s toolkit to provide a myriad of colors and sonic textures. The great sound design and flexibility of the instrument is in true Heavyocity fashion, granting composers innumerable options for musical ideas.”

He is seen using a Peavey PC1600X just above his computer keyboard at 0:56