Jonathan Cain - The 2018 Journey Keyboard Rig

Famed Journey keyboardist, songwriter and author ("Don’t Stop Believin’: The Man, the Band, and the Song that Inspired Generations") Jonathan Cain gives KEYBOARD an exclusive tour of his 2018 keyboard rig.

[algallego]

Cool little setup, Jonathan Cain. Thanks for touring us around your keys gig rig!

[joelwesterveltaia]

Thanks for sharing. Enjoyed their concert a few months ago. Very nice👍.

[stanton]

the thing is he seems like such a genuine normal nice guy but just happens to know a load of stuff about keyboards aswell

[MJ-tgwb]

Love for the Triton Pro Studio 88, and the Roland Jupiter-80. If There is any man who knows about the 80s synth rock game, it’s Jonathan Cain. Trust this man!

[GeorgeAmodei]

Have been following you since the beginning. Love to see the change up! It works☺️👍

[MichaelSacamos]

Jonathan Cain is a Keyboardist and Guitarist from the band Journey.

[alan]

was trying to get the Separate Ways sound on my E-MU and couldn't quite find the tone. GOT IT NOW! Btw, loved the sounds in the Babys songs. Those were amazing keyboard parts.

[anonymoushuman]

Can we see him playing the latest Roland Jupiter affixed vertically to the side of a warehouse in an alley someplace?

[MacLamar]

This vid was made 2 years ago but still wanted to say thanks 👍

[tommymandel]

Jay, you are one super-nice, way-talented key-guy!

[letsdothis]

My second favorite pianst ( Carole King is my favorite ) but Jonathon Cain is definately my facorite keyboardist...if that makes any sense.

[MFitz]

Makes an interesting contrast to the mid-80's rigs where there were dozens of keyboards off stage all MIDI'd together.

[kathydigi]

He’s as good as Greg Rolie and an amazing song writer . To me both are equal

[dgcmusi]

I love that….it makes a hell of a racket…..lol

[MJ-tgwb]

Love for the Triton Pro Studio 88, and the Roland Jupiter-80. If There is any man who knows about the 80s synth rock game, it’s Jonathan Cain. Trust this man!

[MJ-tgwb]

Love for the Triton Pro Studio 88, and the Roland Jupiter-80. If There is any man who knows about the 80s synth rock game, it’s Jonathan Cain. Trust this man!