Yoko Shimomura

In this picture of Shimomura's studio, the S6000 is sitting in a rack behind her.

In this picture of Shimomura's studio, the Triton Rack is sitting in a rack behind her.

In the picture in this tweet by Shimomura from 2017, Digital Performer 9 is open on her computer, and the program's logo can be seen in the sidebar on the screen.

Can be seen in the background in this studio photo.

Shimomura talks about when she bought the V50 in this blog post.

Can be seen in this studio photo.

In this picture, Ensoniq MR Rack Sound Module can be seen back in the fly-case between the Roland JV-2080 and the E-Mu UltraProteus.

This E-Mu sampler is situated back in its own fly-case, just above the Akai S6000.

"I can't believe that the shakuhachi and shamisen I used to play on my SC-55 over 20 years ago are now live!"

In this picture of Shimomura's studio, the Carnaval is sitting in a rack behind her.

In this picture of Shimomura's studio, the Trinity is on the shelf in front of the chair.

In a Twitter post by midiplex, Yoko Shimomura is shown composing music in a hotel room using a CME XKey 37key Mobile Keyboard Controller, positioned just below her laptop.

In this picture, we can see two MIDI Timepiece AV (the lower one is the USB-version, and the upper one is the serial version) at the bottom of the rack.

In this picture, we can see two MIDI Timepiece AV (the lower one is the USB-version, and the upper one is the serial version) at the bottom of the rack.

The Intakt version of Stormdrum can be seen in the photo in this page from Shimomura's blog.

In this blog post, Shimomura writes about a strange dream in which she opened her suitcase on a sea voyage and found a lot of musical equipment inside. She links to a picture of her sound modules to show how it looked like, where the Fantom XR appears.

Under "Sound Gear," DP3 is listed (which is an abbreviation of Digital Perforer 3).

In this blog post, Shimomura writes about a strange dream in which she opened her suitcase on a sea voyage and found a lot of musical equipment inside. She links to a picture of her sound modules to show how it looked like, where the TR-Rack appears.

"I adored Roland's U-110 rack module. Until then, I had composed with FM sounds, so the change to PCM was a shock. I was like, 'Wow, I can hear the piano!'"

In this song by Shimomura from 2008, she uses one of the solo violin patches from Symphonic Orchestra (the Kompakt version, since the PLAY version was released after SSBB).

In this picture of Shimomura's studio, the JV-2080 is sitting in a rack behind her.

In this song by Shimomura from 2017, the FNC Flute patch from Ra is used.

This song by Shimomura from 2013 uses the The End patch from Hypersonic 2.

In this picture of Shimomura's studio, the S3200 seems to be sitting in a rack behind her (though it could be a S3200XL instead).

In this photo of Yoko Shimomura's studio, a Yamaha O2R mixer can be seen behind her.

The K2500RS can be seen under an Akai sampler in this picture of Shimomura's studio.

Under "Sound Gear," a MOTU 2408 is listed.

Studio gear list includes "Power Macintosh G3 & G4, MOTU 2408 & midi timepiece & DP3, AKAI S3200XL & S6000, YAMAHA02R, other MIDI instruments."

Studio gear list includes "Power Macintosh G3 & G4, MOTU 2408 & midi timepiece & DP3, AKAI S3200XL & S6000, YAMAHA02R, other MIDI instruments."

In this picture, two Yamaha SPX990 units are visible back in the rack, just above the Alesis DM5.