Erik Norlander

Erik Norlander is confirmed to use an Oberheim Matrix 12 synthesizer, as evidenced by a photo available at musicophilia.nl.

In an interview with Musicophilia, Erik Norlander mentioned his connection to the Alesis A6 Andromeda Synthesizer, stating: "Unfortunately I do not [have the patent]. The Andromeda is wholly owned by Alesis, and Alesis is owned by inMusic. I tried to actually buy the product at one point and manufacture a Mark 2 version, but it was not possible for a number of logistical reasons. The custom chips that Keith Barr designed were a particular problem." This indicates Norlander's familiarity and involvement with the synthesizer.

Erik Norlander is confirmed to use the Sequential Circuits Prophet VS, as evidenced by an image where it is positioned behind his Oberheim Matrix-12. This image is sourced from an interview titled "The Ability to be Independent: An Interview with Erik Norlander."

Erik Norlander is confirmed to use the Moog Minimoog Model D, as evidenced by a photo included in the interview titled "The Ability to be Independent: An Interview with Erik Norlander."

Erik Norlander is confirmed to use the EMS VCS 3 synthesizer, as shown in a photo from the interview titled "The Ability to be Independent: An Interview with Erik Norlander."

Erik Norlander is confirmed to use an Oberheim OB-Xa synthesizer, as evidenced by a photo available at musicophilia.nl.

https://musicophilia.nl/the-ability-to-be-independent-an-interview-with-erik-norlander/

Erik Norlander is confirmed to use a Sequential Circuits Prophet-10 synthesizer, as evidenced by a photo available at musicophilia.nl.

Full interview: https://musicophilia.nl/the-ability-to-be-independent-an-interview-with-erik-norlander/

Erik Norlander is confirmed to use a Moog Multimoog synthesizer, as evidenced by a photo available at musicophilia.nl.

Full interview: https://musicophilia.nl/the-ability-to-be-independent-an-interview-with-erik-norlander/

Erik Norlander is confirmed to use Moog Taurus I pedals, as evidenced by a photo available at https://eriknorlander.com/equipment.

Erik Norlander is confirmed to use a Moog Rogue, as evidenced by a photo available at https://eriknorlander.com/equipment.

Erik Norlander is confirmed to use two Oberheim ObieRack's, as evidenced by a photo available at https://eriknorlander.com/equipment. They are located on the rack case furthest upper left.

Erik Norlander is confirmed to use a Yamaha MOTIF XS8, as evidenced by a photo available at https://eriknorlander.com/equipment.

Erik Norlander is confirmed to use a Hammond B-3, as shown in a photo available on his equipment page.

Erik Norlander is confirmed to use a Roland JX-8P, as evidenced by a photo available at https://eriknorlander.com/equipment.

Erik Norlander is confirmed to use a Hohner Clavinet D6, as evidenced by a photo available at https://eriknorlander.com/equipment.

Erik Norlander is confirmed to use a Yamaha MOTIF ES6, as evidenced by a photo available at https://eriknorlander.com/equipment.

Erik Norlander is confirmed to use a Moog Minimoog Voyager, as evidenced by a photo available at https://eriknorlander.com/equipment. Located left of the the Moog Taurus I pedals under the Moog Minimoog Model D synthesizer.

Erik Norlander is confirmed to use a Moog Minitaur Bass Synthesizer, as evidenced by a photo available at https://eriknorlander.com/equipment. Located left of the Oberheim OB-Xa.

Erik Norlander is confirmed to use a Yamaha SY99 as evidenced by a photo available at https://eriknorlander.com/equipment. Located to right of the Sequential Circuits Prophet-10 synthesizer.

Erik Norlander is confirmed to use a Roland Juno-60 as evidenced by a photo available at https://eriknorlander.com/equipment. Located to below the Alesis A6 Andromeda and above the Yamaha SY99 synthesizers.

Erik Norlander is confirmed to use the Mellotron M400, as detailed in the Planet Mellotron Album Reviews: Lana Lane. The source notes several instances of Norlander's use of the Mellotron, including credited tracks with choir, flute, and string parts in his keyboard work on albums associated with Lana Lane.