“This is what the Juno does so well for me.”

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What synths does Jamie Cullum use?
Jamie Cullum has said the Yamaha S6 is his stage and studio piano. He has said he owns Fender Rhodes Stage 73 and Stage 54 pianos, a Wurlitzer, a Hammond B3, a 1973 Minimoog, a Roland Juno-60 and a Roland RE-201 Space Echo that ends up on nearly every track.
Where to start with Jamie Cullum's gear.
What keyboards Jamie Cullum uses: a sourced gear guide
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Pianos
“It has exactly the right size of sound for what I do.”
Keys and synths
“it does have that attack-y sound I was after”
“It's still the most versatile synth I've ever used.”
“This is what the Juno does so well for me.”
Studio
“I think I use it in some small way on every track I do”
About Jamie Cullum's gear.
What piano does Jamie Cullum play?
Jamie Cullum has said he plays a Yamaha S6 on stage and in the studio, saying it has exactly the right size of sound for him. He played a Yamaha C3 in his Don't Stop The Music video.
What synth does Jamie Cullum use?
He has said his 1973 Minimoog is the most versatile synth he has used, alongside a Roland Juno-60 for pads and textures and a Godwin String Synth. He used Arturia's Minimoog plugin for years before buying the real one.
What electric piano does Jamie Cullum use?
He has said he owns several Fender Rhodes, including a Stage 73 Mark II and a small Stage 54, and a beige Wurlitzer student model that he switched to on stage.
What microphone does Jamie Cullum sing into?
Producer Duncan Mills told Sound On Sound that Jamie has a Telefunken microphone, given to him by Telefunken, which was used for his vocals on all the Momentum tracks.
Jamie Cullum is the British jazz pianist, singer and BBC Radio 2 broadcaster. This guide covers his Yamaha pianos, his vintage Rhodes, Wurlitzer and organ collection, his synths and the studio pieces he has talked through.
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