Andrew Scheps to slice and edit Jackson's beatboxing on his 1995 album HIStory. Eddie Jobson: the 1985 album Theme of Secrets was completely made with a Synclavier. Shane Keister: used in the 1987 American comedy film Ernest Goes to Camp. Mark Knopfler: Used on the scores for the films The Princess Bride (1987) and Last Exit to Brooklyn (1989), in which all sounds except guitar (and in the latter case, violins) were produced by the Synclavier. The Synclavier is also heard on the Dire Straits albums Love over Gold (1982, played by Alan Clark), Brothers in Arms (1985, played by Guy Fletcher), and On Every Street (1991). Kraftwerk acquired one in the early to mid 1980s and initially used it to re work the material later released as Electric Cafe / Techno Pop, and also on live performances in the 1990s. Dave Lawson Mannheim Steamroller: used on most of their albums to present. John McLaughlin used it on the albums Mahavishnu (1984) and Adventures in Radioland (1987). Men Without Hats used on the 1984 album Folk of the 80s (Part III). Pat Metheny: American jazz guitarist. Walter "Junie" Morrison: used a Synclavier on his 1984 album, Evacuate Your Seats. Mr. Mister: used Synclavier on albums I Wear the Face (1984), Welcome to the Real World (1985), and Go On... (1987). Puscifer: the group used Synclavier on their 2020 album Existential Reckoning. Danny Quatrochi used Synclavier on Sting's album The Dream of the Blue Turtles (1985). Kashif Saleem, American post-disco and contemporary R&B record producer, multi-instrumentalist, also a creative consultant with the New England Digital Corporation: Bass synthesizer music pioneer and an early Synclavier II avid user who used Synclavier in production, for instance, of his Grammy-nominated instrumental piece "The Mood" (1983). His innovating vocalist-related sampling methods (created using Synclavier) are still in use. Howard Shore, film score composer: pictured with a Synclavier on the cover of Berklee Today, Fall 1997. Alan Silvestri: in producing the scores for the 1980s films The Clan of the Cave Bear (1986) and Flight of the Navigator (1986). Paul Simon: on Simon's 1983 album Hearts and Bones, Tom Coppola is credited for Synclavier for "When Numbers Get Serious", "Think Too Much (b)", "Song About the Moon", and "Think Too Much (a)"; and Wells Christie is credited with Synclavier on "Rene And Georgette Magritte With Their Dog After The War". On his 1986 album Graceland, Simon