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Megan is seen using the Beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO headphones while recording vocals, as documented in a TikTok video by popstaracademyhq.

In the video titled "Megan shares her song making process 🎵🧡 | KATSEYE," shared by EYEKON on YouTube, the singer Megan is seen using Image-Line FL Studio at the 1:06 mark.

In a video shared by EYEKON on YouTube, Megan is seen using the Focusrite Scarlett Solo 3rd Gen audio interface as part of her song creation process. The device is visible at the 15-second mark in the short titled "Megan shares her song making process 🎵🧡 | KATSEYE."

In the song "Break My Soul," Beyoncé uses the Korg M1 Software Synthesizer, as evidenced by the official visualizer available on BeyoncéVEVO's YouTube channel.

In an Instagram post by Hyeon-Do Lee, showcasing the Deux Forever popup event, the Akai S3000 is visibly included. This piece of equipment was utilized in producing music for the Korean hip-hop duo Deux, of which he was a member. The post serves as visual proof of the Akai S3000's use in his musical projects.

Hae Chul Shin is confirmed to have used the Moog Minimoog, as it is explicitly listed in the liner notes of N.EX.T's debut album from 1992, "Home".

Hae Chul Shin is confirmed to have used the Akai MG 1214 / 12 Track Recorder for "special effect", as it is explicitly listed in the liner notes of N.EX.T's debut album from 1992, "Home," as shown in the provided image.

Hae Chul Shin is confirmed to have used the Korg M1 synthesizer, as it is explicitly listed in the liner notes of N.EX.T's debut album from 1992, "Home," as shown in the accompanying image.

Hae Chul Shin is confirmed to have used the Yamaha SY77, as it is explicitly listed in the liner notes of N.EX.T's debut album, "Home" (1992), as evidenced by the image provided.

Hae Chul Shin is confirmed to have used the Oberheim Matrix 12 synthesizer, as it is explicitly listed in the liner notes of N.EX.T's debut album from 1992, "Home," as shown in the accompanying image.

Hae Chul Shin is confirmed to have used the Akai X7000 Sampler Synthesizer, as it is explicitly listed in the liner notes of N.EX.T's debut album from 1992, "Home," as shown in the image provided.

Hae Chul Shin is confirmed to have used the Akai S1100, as it is explicitly listed in the liner notes of N.EX.T's debut album from 1992, "Home," as shown in the image provided.

Hae Chul Shin is confirmed to have used the Yamaha KX88 Synthesizer as a "master keyboard," as it is explicitly listed in the liner notes of N.EX.T's debut album from 1992, "Home," as evidenced by the accompanying image.

Hae Chul Shin is confirmed to have used the Korg T3 synthesizer, as it is explicitly listed in the liner notes of N.EX.T's debut album from 1992, "Home", as shown in the accompanying image.

Hae Chul Shin is confirmed to have used the Roland U-110, as it is explicitly listed in the liner notes of N.EX.T's debut album from 1992, "Home".

Hae Chul Shin is confirmed to have used the Oberheim Matrix 1000, as it is listed in the liner notes of N.EX.T's debut album from 1992, "Home".

In a YouTube clip titled "신해철 - '재즈카페' 【KBS 토요대행진】," a Roland D-50 can be observed at the 0:15 mark as the top keyboard in Hae Chul Shin's keyboard rack during a TV performance from December 1991. Additionally, the Roland D-50 is featured in the music video for his band N.EX.T's song "도시인" ("City People").