...But reading interviews from that time (like the June ’81 Keyboard), Winwood stated that he used a Multimoog for the solo in “While You See A Chance.” He also told Musician magazine in October 1982, “the Multimoog is where I get the effect that everybody thinks is a saxophone.”

January 15, 2015 Jerry Kovarsky

"First keyboard was a Moog Multimoog, analog synth, pre MIDI. I got it about 1982 and still have it. I had a Roland TR-808 before that and Pollard Syndrums, so it wasn’t my first piece of gear."

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"But we have recorded with some synthesizers — we've used a Minimoog and an Oberheim. And I remember using a Multimoog on 'Crystal' [from Fleetwood Mac]. It wasn't even mine, though. There was some mad little professor guy running around, twiddling all the knobs for me while I played it. I think he slept with the damn thing," she adds with a laugh. "But we don't really need them too much. I cover most of the sound that we use on records with what I have. And people tell us that we still sound pretty big for a band with four instrumentalists."

Luke Million uses a Moog Multimoog to play the bass part in his rendition of Axel F, as seen in this video from his studio.

Erik Norlander is confirmed to use a Moog Multimoog synthesizer, as evidenced by a photo available at musicophilia.nl.

Full interview: https://musicophilia.nl/the-ability-to-be-independent-an-interview-with-erik-norlander/

In this Youtube video of the 1997 live show in Italy between the members of C.C.C.C. and Hijokaidan, at minute 3:25 you can see the Moog Multimoog, used by Hasewaga.

In a studio tour video by MusicRadar Tech, Andy Meecham of Emperor Machine showcases his Moog Multimoog, highlighting its role in crafting his signature sound.

Multimoog pictured in Tim's studio.

Instruments around the room include a Fender Strat with a telecaster neck; a Yamaha CS80 ("still my favourite synth") and a MultiMoog, both of which he tries to steer clear of since they are distinctive of After The Fire days; latest acquisition: a Yamaha DX7 with the KX5 ("it's a dummy MIDI keyboard that works with the DX7 for slinging round your neck and posing with. It's great actually. It's got all the things the DX7 does; all touch response, breath control, modulation, pitch bend, sustain.").

Used on Herbie Hancock's Directstep, as specified in Herbie Hancock’s Electronic Instrument Glossary from September 14, 2016.

Multimoog – A monophonic analog synthesizer first made in 1978 and designed to be an updated version of the Micromoog and cheaper than the Minimoog. This instrument was used by Webster Lewis on the album Directstep.