Nils Frahm

Can be seen fairly well in that shot, he also talks about it here: https://news.beatport.com/us/nils-frahm-gets-all-vintage-as-he-talks-to-us-about-his-favorite-gear/

In the image, Nils Frahm is seen using a Roland Juno-60 placed on top of a Rhodes keyboard.

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Nils Frahm had Ólafur Arnalds use this harmonium during the 'Trance Frendz' recording sessions. It's used on the song '23:52' and perhaps others.

These are predominantly sold locally used in Germany.

"I've an upright piano, which has been slightly modified with felt and other things, and which I've had a pickup built into. Then there's usually a Fender Rhodes with some delay pedals, and a Roland Juno 60 analogue synth on top, which is connected to a tape delay. Then there's the grand piano, which has also been modified, in a way that I think sounds right for a grand piano. It's pretty chaotic sometimes to sound check on a busy festival schedule.

"I'm adding a Moog Taurus in now too, so I'm just learning to play bass with my left foot."

Seen at 22minute mark in video

"Yea, I'm old fashioned in that way. I have a soundcard and a computer, but I've also got an eight-track 1-inch Studer tape machine and two master tape recorders.

Nils Frahm is seen using the Una Corda Piano, an instrument developed in collaboration with KLAVINS PIANO, during his live performance at the Montreux Jazz Festival 2015, as shown in the video on his official YouTube channel.

On the 28th of July 2015 Ólafur Arnalds and Nils Frahm met up at Nils's Durton Studio in Berlin

In the photo, Nils Frahm's Electro-Harmonix XO Germanium OD is visible as the yellow pedal on the left, indicating its use in his setup.

Can be seen in this video of his session with Ólafur Arnalds.

You can see it on top of one of the juno 60s in this video.

In this instagram post, a Minimoog Model D can be seen integrated into his studio. More info in this blog post: https://soundgas.com/blog/the-berlin-mission-innervisions-shonky-nils-frahm-funkhaus/?wmc-currency=EUR

In a live performance on KEXP, Nils Frahm uses the Electro-Harmonix #1 Echo, visible atop his Juno 60.

Can be seen in use in this video from the artist's studio.

The Nagra can be seen very clearly in the Video.

In a video by The Vinyl Factory titled "In the Studio with Nils Frahm," Nils Frahm is shown using the Roland SH-2 synthesizer.

Nils uses this midi controller for a custom build wood pipe organ since around 2015. There are additional controllers for various parameters of the instrument. Studio FELD (https://www.feld.studio/clients) participated in the develpment of the organ.

Nils Frahm uses Musikelectronic Geithain RL 944K monitors at Durton Studios, as mentioned in a Twitter post by ottoat.

In the image titled "maxresdefault.jpg," Nils Frahm is shown using the Moog Moogerfooger MF-102 Ring Modulator, positioned on top of the Space Chorus pedal.

Nils Frahm uses a Helpinstill Piano Pickup, as seen in a Facebook post by Helpinstill Piano Sensor featuring a photo of the pickup on the soundboard. This model appears similar to the one used in several of his live performances, such as the one visible at the 18:21 mark in this YouTube video. While the exact model is unclear, the image suggests it may be the Model 280.

I have a Binson Echorec 2 and two Roland Space Echo RE-501s. I run them in stereo with different settings. When you run those delay tracks through some more reverbs, things truly start to shimmer.

In the YouTube video "In the Studio with Nils Frahm" by The Vinyl Factory, Nils Frahm is seen using the Moog Memorymoog synthesizer.

Seen in the video. There are two of them.

In the studio tour video by The Vinyl Factory, Nils Frahm is shown using the Elektor Formant modular synthesizer, highlighting its role in his creative process.

Nils uses this machine in his Saal3 studio in Funkhaus Berlin.

In the source image, Nils Frahm's Roland RE-501 Chorus Echo is visible atop a Juno 60 keyboard, indicating its use in his setup.

In a studio picture provided by Madmimi, Nils Frahm can be seen using an Ernie Ball Volume Pedal.

Seen on computer screen thoughout.