Carl Cox uses the Moog Micromoog in his project "Carl Cox Collective - My Life In Music," as featured on Loopmasters.

On the 1978 album The Man-Machine, a Moog Micromoog synthesiser provides the bass sound on The Model. An Eventide Digital Delay was used on this album only.

Ryuichi played a Micromoog on his "Thousand Knives" album, according to the liner notes.

The back cover of Herbie Hancock's 1978 album "Sunlight" features a photo showcasing his diverse collection of synthesizers, including the Moog Micromoog.

uses it in this concert in the duration 2:31

En este video del debut de Seru en Obras Sanitarias 1978, se puede ver a Charly usar un micromoog junto a un ARP Solina String Ensamble, Minimoog y Yamaha CP-70. El micromoog se puede ver en el minuto 14:00 arriba del Solina

at 1:00 and throughout you can see Joey Dosik playing a Micromoog

In the MusicRadar article, photographs clearly show Basement Jaxx's Simon Ratcliffe using a Moog Micromoog synthesizer.

The Micromoog has been used by Apollo 440, Kraftwerk, Richard Barbieri, Chik Corea, Herbie Hancock, Jimmy Edgar, and Add N To (X).

Featured in the Gear List on Richard Barbieri's website.

The Body Bags score was composed using Digital Performer software running on a Macintosh Iicx computer. Sampling was done with an Emulator IIIxp and a Forat F16. Other electronic instruments include Hammond B3, Wurlitzer electric piano, MicroMoog, Roland MKS80, D550, Prophet VS, Yamaha DX and TX series, EMU Proteus 1 and 2, Korg M1r and M1rex, and an AKAI 612.

The score was digitally recorded using Alesis ADATs and BRC and John Hardy microphone preamps. Microphones included AKG414, Shure VP88 and SM57. The music was mixed on a custom Speck Electronics model 62 console. Signal processors used include: Behringer MDX 2000, SNR 802, DBX165a, B&B and Troisi cq, Dyna-Mite, Aphex expander gates, Lexicon and Yamaha Reverbs, Zoom, TC and Korg delays. Additional DSP and editing done in Sound Designer/Sound Tools. -John Carpenter

"Alan – Fender Pro Jr. amp is still the best buy out there - 15watts, tube, simple circuit. The Traynor Bassmaster head can be found pretty cheap, but it’s one of the best sounding amps in the world. Over the years I’ve found things cheap here & there - a Micro-Moog synth for $150, the first Roland drum machine for $25, the Silvertone I use in the Snakes, etc. I’ve had to buy gear on the road in emergency situations & it always goes bad - a Victoria Tweed amp, a JMI AC30 copy, newer AC30s."