Jordan Rudess – Dream Theater Tuomas Holopainen – Nightwish (used during the recording of "Dark Passion Play", he later sampled the sounds into his laptop and uses two Korg TR 61s as MIDI controllers to play the sounds live) Rick Wakeman – Live in Hampton Court Palace 2009 Pete Townshend – The Who Keith Emerson – Emerson, Lake & Palmer, Keith Emerson Band Tony Banks – during live performances with Genesis Greg Phillinganes – session keyboardist, played with Toto 2005–08 Herbie Hancock Michele Tancredi Stuttgart; Germany Paul Davis – it was the last synthesizer he purchased before his death in 2008 Chuck Leavell – The Rolling Stones Sly Stone Michael Cretu – Enigma John Paul Jones – at 2007 reunion of Led Zeppelin and occasionally with Them Crooked Vultures Murray Gold – Doctor Who composer (2005–present) Vangelis Techmaster_P.E.B. Ivan Flack, GBT Music, N. Ireland Kenan Imamovic, NOBS,Bosnia and Herzegovina Enes Mujic,Berin Buturovic Band,Grivici,Bosnia and Herzegovina Kovács Attila, BIROK Nemesnépi Zakál György Tagiskola, Hungary See also Korg Kronos Korg M3 Wersi Open-Architecture-System Music workstation References External links Korg Website Karma-Lab Website - OASYS page Karma-Lab Wiki - OASYS articles Karma-Lab OASYS Video and Audio clips Sound On Sound magazine's preview Sound On Sound magazine's review, part 2 Sound On Sound magazine's OASYS v1.2 and LAC review O'Reilly Digital Media - Inside a Luxury Synth: Creating the Linux-Powered Korg OASYS The Art Of Sound Website (Audio Demos) Korg Forums Website Karma-Lab OASYS forums O Music workstations Synthesizers