Used by Jonny in studio. He played it during the March 1998 attempt at recording Big Boots. Some say that Thom or Jonny used the synth quite a lot during the Kid A/Amnesiac sessions, though I don’t know if those sounds are actually from the Rogue. It has also been mistakenly claimed to have been used on 2+2=5, when the synth used on that song is quite probably the Martenot.

"Played by Ed for the studio recording of Dollars And Cents."

Used live with the Analog Future Band, as stated in the description of this Facebook photo album.

Stephen O'Malley frequently uses the Moog Rogue synthesizer during live performances, as seen in the 2006 SUNN O))) performance at the Domino Festival on YouTube. He also occasionally lends this synthesizer to fellow band member Tos Nieuwenhuizen.

This Electronic Musician article states that Murphy owns a Moog Rogue.

Can be seen in the background of the photo in the Hybrid Noisebloom CD booklet. Also mentioned in the liner notes of the CD 1930.

Nosaj Thing, a music producer known for his work in electronic and related genres, has confirmed his use of the Moog Rogue synthesizer. In an interview with Mike Jones for Music Is My Sanctuary, Nosaj Thing stated, "I’ve been back into vintage gear with the Prophet 5 and the Moog Rogue. You can’t reproduce that sort of stuff with plugins. There’s dirt and grit and they sound alive." This statement highlights the artist's preference for the unique sound quality of vintage equipment over digital reproductions.

"I played keyboard bass whenever we were writing just to get things moving fast, because it can take forever to get a bass guitar sound. I'd then replace the keyboard parts after everything else had gone on, because bass strings cut through so great. In addition to the Prophet, I have a little Moog Rogue I used in the Stop Making Sense movie. These analog instruments sound a lot fatter, but I like the fat, funky sound of a real instrument.”"

This is a full list of Stereolab's live and studio equipment, circa. 2004.

During this concert, a Moog Rogue can be seen on the ground being played by Julian Koster. He uses it most prominently on the song "King of Carrot Flowers Pts. 2 & 3" To create some bass sounds. The Moog Rogue is in view at 19:07, 19:30, 19:49, and 20:27.

A Moog Rogue can been as part of Will Butler's keyboard rig during the Suburbs tour, as shown in this Gear breakdown of their ACL show. The caption reads, "Far stage left was synth world including a Korg MS-20, a Dave Smith Prophet ’08, and a Moog Rogue…"

At 0:20 and 0:35, Si can be seen using a Moog Rogue in the 5th studio update for Amazing Things, from the official Don Broco YouTube channel.