CUCKOO

In this Facebook photo, CUCKOO is seen with the Dubreq Stylophone S2 analogue synthesiser on the lower left part of the table.

In this Facebook photo, CUCKOO is seen with the Elektron Analog Four 4-voice Analog Synthesizer.

In the video, Cuckoo demonstrates presets he's done for his microKORG.

"...I'm finally finding a workflow with the Octatrack that suits me. Recording everything in my DAW of choice (Logic). Premixing, editing and making the samples sound good together. Then exporting them and transferring them over to the Octatrack for slicing, playing and performing..."

I took this pic at a seminar with Cuckoo during Moogfest March 26, 2019 and he was performing with just the OP-Z and the Empress. The OP-Z is visible just under his hand in the pic.

In this Facebook photo, CUCKOO is seen with the Teenage Engineering OP-1 Portable Synthesizer. (Under the Clavia Nord Modular G2 Synthesizer)

"I spent the day at Elektron's headquarter in Gothenburg. Went hands on with the new Analog Keys, and met a bunch of very nice people. I'm gonna give this synth my best! Now the A-Keys and me are on our way back home to Oslo "

In this Facebook photo, CUCKOO is seen the the Elektron Analog Keys on the desk.

"Hello. I have a brand new tune ready for a secretive release very soon. In a few days I'll be able to tell you all about it Stay tuned!"

In this Facebook photo, CUCKOO is seen with Apple Logic Pro X

In this YouTube video, CUCKOO is seen experimenting with the Elektron Monomachine SFX60+ Sound Generator.

In this YouTube video, CUCKOO is seen using the early version of the Teenage Engineering Pocket Operator PO-12 Rhythm.

In this YouTube video, CUCKOO is seen using Ableton Live 9.

Cuckoo is also clearly seen using the PO-16 Factory in the same YouTube video as before.

In this video you can clearly see the Strymon blueSky next to his Elektron Octatrack.

In the YouTube video titled "Volca FM Keystep PO-12 Cuckoo Jam," True Cuckoo showcases his use of the Korg Volca FM, highlighting its capabilities during a jam session.

i attended a seminar with Cuckoo at Moogfest APRIL 26 2019 and he was using and performing with the Empress and Teenage Engineering OP-Z. The submitted pic shows both units and i took the pic.

In this Facebook photo, CUCKOO is seen with the Clavia Nord Modular G2 Synthesizer on his desk.

In this Facebook photo, CUCKOO is seen with an Elektron Analog Rytm 8-voice Drum Computer above the OP-1.

In this Facebook photo, CUCKOO is seen with a Mac Book Pro making "a brand new tune".

In this YouTube video at 1:09 and throughout the entire video, CUCKOO is seen messing around with the Keith McMillen SoftStep 2.

In this YouTube video, CUCKOO is seen using the Haken Continuum Fingerboard.

In this YouTube video, CUCKOO is seen using the Yamaha Tenori-on.

In this YouTube video, CUCKOO is seen with the WMD SSF Monolith Keyboard Synthesizer.

In this video on YouTube, Cuckoo is clearly using the PO-14 Sub.

As can be seen at around 1:10 and in the comments below...

In this Youtube video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9Rlac3bkSE Cuckoo can be see using Synthstrom Deluge for live looping handling.

On this article, on the Arturia website, Cuckoo claimed to use Microfreak. Moreover you can see him using it on his Youtube Channel

CUCKOO was using Nerdseq in his latest eurorack setup as a main sequencer.

In this YouTube video, Cuckoo is demo-ing the Elektron Syntakt. At 8:55 Cuckoo states: if you're wondering which one should I get of all the stuff from Elektron and you like the Elektron style, this is the one...

In this YouTube video [at 0:01:00] you can see an image of Cuckoo recording samples for a sample pack in Wellington using the Zoom H6.

The full video is about Osmose and it sounds amazing in the hands of Cuckoo