Cro

German artist Cro is shown using the Korg MicroKORG Synthesizer/Vocoder in an Instagram post captioned "Spaceship #staytuned #work #work #work."

You can see a Yamaha MSP5 monitor in this studio shot from Cro.

Cro can be seen singing through a Shure SM58 in this shot.

Cro shows us this throwback image of his Roland A-49.

You can see a (pretty rare) Clavia Ddrum AT Drum Module in this image from Cro's Instagram account.

This kitty is sitting on top of Cro's MacBook Pro.

Bottom right in this image you can see Cro uses a Mac Pro tower in the studio.

A Boss PH-3 can be seen on the left hand side of this image of Cro's studio.

It says in the description "... CRO is accompanied by his vintage 909 machine to deliver..." From one of his new videos of a song off of his latest album (as of 2018) Tru. You can see the "Roland" name on the machine throughout the video. The sounds are exactly from a Roland TR-909. If you look up samples of the real thing and compair.

On Cro's instagram we can find the bock-audio condensor mic, which Cro uses for vocal-recordings.

In an Instagram post, Cro shares a photo featuring the Avalon VT-737sp Mic Preamp, highlighting it as "the best pre-amp at the moment."

Cro is seen using the Chase Bliss Audio Warped Vinyl MKII, an analog boutique chorus effects pedal, as shown on his Instagram.

In his video cro is using the DAW "Nuendo" by Steinberg.

In an Instagram post titled "LATENITE," Cro is seen using a Wurlitzer 200A, a vintage electric piano often referred to as the "Fender Rhodes' brother."

Cro is seen utilizing a custom painted Squire Stratocaster at the 0:17 mark in the official music video for "CRO - Fall Auf (ft. Badchieff)," as provided by the artist himself on YouTube. This guitar is also noted to be part of his equipment for live tours.