Caribou

In this photo, Caribou can be seen using a Korg microKONTROL MC-1 Midi Studio Controller.

In this image, it is possible to see Caribou using a Roland SP-404.

From his MusicRadar interview, TR-8s can be seen in the picture https://www.musicradar.com/news/caribou-even-if-a-hardware-sampler-has-a-slightly-different-sound-its-too-much-of-a-faff

From the MusicRadar interview: https://www.musicradar.com/news/caribou-even-if-a-hardware-sampler-has-a-slightly-different-sound-its-too-much-of-a-faff ableton push 2 can be seen

Visible on this video at 0:58

Caribou explains that he uses SpaceModulator for flanger

Caribou explains that he uses MJUC's overdrive circuit for warmth

“There was more sampling this time, and there’s a lot of Omnisphere, too. A lot of the guitars on the album are Omnisphere, and the piano as well. As for sampling, there’s a lot of individual sampled hits but also, as you can hear, there are tracks that have whole loops of other tracks within them. "

U-he Diva is quoted from his reddit AMA

The frontman is using a SM58 mic

In this image, Caribou can be seen playing a Gibson SG Special Faded, with crescent moon inlays and an ebony fretboard.

The guitarist is playing his Fender Jazzmaster

At 0:31 visible in Brad Weber drums set

Two videos talk about this

"A lot of the songs on this record started with the Juno. I've never had a proper hardware polysynth before," says Caribou, in this interview. Early in the interview he specifies that he uses a Juno-106.

Dan Snaith use Fender Rhodes Mark 1 (we see it in this video at 3:38). "Found Out" and "Irene" are the proof..

From MusicRader intervew https://www.musicradar.com/news/caribou-even-if-a-hardware-sampler-has-a-slightly-different-sound-its-too-much-of-a-faff OB-8 can be seen.