Equipment
Paich uses primarily a Korg Triton and a Yamaha Motif-8 keyboard for live applications. For studio applications he also uses a 9-foot Baldwin grand piano, Yamaha KX-88 and SY77 keyboards and a variety of effect and sound generation modules manufactured by Roland Corporation and others. For the 2006 Toto album Falling in Between, he also used a Hammond A-100 organ. Paich has stated that he has used the Baldwin piano on every Toto album. For the latest Tour 2012, Paich was spotted to be using a Kurzweil PC3X and a Yamaha Motif XF7 as his main keyboards. These are set up in a custom stand that resembles an upright piano.
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