In this old video scott is playing on the stage with fat joe using the korg triton 61 and the mpc 2000

"One of the programming suites at the new facility is itself a dream project studio, with a treasure trove of fantastic kit. The keyboards at the far end are a Moog Prodigy, a Waldorf Microwave XT, and a Roland Juno 60, while off to the right there's a No1derland Stereo Theremin, an Access Virus Indigo 2, and a Korg Triton."

Used in this video and quoted in some interviews for the making of the album.

David Paich playing a Korg Triton during a live performance

At Summer of Sonic 2012, Jun Senoue plays selections from the Sonic 4 Episode 2 soundtrack using a Korg TRITON.

In an interview with Haruomi Hosono, a Korg Triton 61-key Music Workstation is partially visible in two photographs, confirming its use by the artist.

According to SoundOnSound article/interview, Joe Zawinul had a Korg Triton workstation in his keyboard live rig and in studio. It can be seen on the picture of his keyboard rig in the Accordions In The Forest section, and it's mentioned in the caption.

Joe Zawinul's keyboard rig, set up as for live use: from left, Korg M1 workstation, Clavia Nord Lead synth (underneath M1); Korg Prophecy monosynth and Sequential Circuits Prophet T8 synth; Korg Triton workstation.

The same article also mentions the Korg Triton as part of the studio gear, in "Keeping It In The Family" section, quoting his son Ivan.

The Music Room contains dozens of sound sources, both rackmounted and as keyboards. Ivan Zawinul runs through just a few of them: "Joe's live rig normally stands in the studio room — Prophet T8, Korg Prophecy, Triton, M1, M1R [Ex], Clavia Nord Lead, Roland VP9000, and the Korg Pepe. In the studio he also often uses an 01/W keyboard, Prophet 5, Rhodes Chroma Polaris and Chroma Expander, Overheim Xpander, Korg MS2000, ARP Quadra and 2600. All keyboards, apart from the ARP 2600, are MIDI-fied. The drum machines we use are the Oberheim DX, Alesis HR16, Korg DDD1, Korg Electribe, Korg AR1, and an ARP eight-step sequencer. As far as samplers are concerned, we originally began with the Korg DSS1, and then we had a Korg DSM1, followed by the Ensoniq ASR10, and eventually an Emu ESI4000. Today we use the Triton and the Roland VP9000. We have a Triton for the studio and for live; we have SCSI and hard drives to interchange and swap data. We have an extensive collection of samples, collected during years of travelling and often programmed and layered at home."

Used during Scooter concert in YotaSpace Moscow 26.03.2016

Tuomas states on Nightwish webpage that he is using Korg Triton.

"I have a full blown Pro Tools rig with Pro-Control 24. And I use Mac Cinema widescreen and an Eventide H3000. I use a lot of Neve pre-amps and Neumann U47 microphones. Gibson Les Pauls and Legend acoustic guitars. Akai MPC 2000 XLs. I use the Korg Triton and Roland 5080." - Fred Durst in this Guitar Center interview.

I used the Juno-106 a lot in the early 90s, then I think I got the Korg Triton.

Martin Rev is playing a Korg Triton in this video. It can be seen quite clearly at 2:00 that this is the standard 61 key Triton based on the size of the keyboard, the configuration of the input/output jacks, and that the back reads simply "Korg Triton Music Workstation/Sampler," as only the original version does.