Notable Musicians/bands Known To Have Used The Jupiter-4
- Michael Jackson (Thriller)
- Covenant, using (still to this day) a JP-4 as well as a Promars.
- Devo
- Late of the Pier
- Duran Duran (Duran Duran, Rio, Medazzaland)
- Wolf Parade
- Juicy Audio Productions (S R DHAIN) - through a filterbank
- The Unicorns
- Gary Numan (Telekon, Dance)
- Men at Work (Business as usual, Cargo)
- Jon & Vangelis (Short Stories, The Friends of Mr Cairo, Private Collection)
- Tangerine Dream (Tangram)
- Meat Beat Manifesto
- Paul Davis Used in his self-titled 1980 Lp
- Stevie Wonder
- The Cars
- Thomas Dolby (The Golden Age of Wireless)
- Level 42 ("Last Chance" from The Pursuit of Accidents)
- David Bowie
- The Human League (Reproduction, Travelogue, Dare)
- Heaven 17 (Penthouse and Pavement)
- John Foxx
- Isao Tomita
- Simple Minds (Empires and Dance, Sons and Fascination/Sister Feelings Call)
- The Moog Cookbook
- Vince Clarke
- Depeche Mode (Speak & Spell)
- Yazoo (Upstairs at Eric's)
- BT
- Spandau Ballet (Journeys to Glory)
- Tangerine Dream
- Vangelis
- Whodini - well known for the fast arpegiator lead on "Magic's Wand" courtesy of Thomas Dolby
- Saint Etienne
- Soft Cell
- Le Le
- The Spoons
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