Miguel Moe Espinosa

As seen in front of Miguel's Akai MPK 261 controller on his Facebook artist page gear photo.

On Miguel Moe Espinosa's Facebook page, the Yamaha P-90 Digital Piano is featured as part of his workspace setup.

The keyboard pictured on top in Miguel's Facebook artist page photo.

Direct quote from Miguel's Facebook artist page photo.

Miguel pictured with his Kronos 2 from his Facebook artist page photo.

Miguel's 61-key Korg Kronos from his Facebook artist page photo.

Miguel's Korg PS-3 used on tour, as pictured in his Facebook artist page photo.

As seen in Miguel's Facebook artist page photo.

Miguel Moe Espinosa is shown using the MOTU MIDI Express 128 8-in/9-out MIDI Interface in a photo on his Facebook artist page.

As seen in Miguel's Facebook artist page photo.

As seen in Miguel's Facebook artist page photo.

In a photo on his Facebook artist page, Miguel Moe Espinosa showcases the Furman M-10LXE, highlighting its role in his studio setup.

As seen in Miguel's Facebook artist page photo.

The Steinberg Fader Controller is seen in Miguel's Facebook artist page photo.

The Korg nanoKEY2 is shown in a local magazine article that was posted on Miguel's Facebook artist page.

Miguel Moe Espinosa, keyboardist and composer, confirmed via an Instagram post that he uses the Korg Nautilus 61 61-key Synthesizer Workstation with Aftertouch. In his post, Espinosa expressed excitement about incorporating the synthesizer into his setup, stating, "After years and years of beating up my KORG Kronos 2, a new era arrives. KORG NAUTILUS AT is at home and it's a game changer with its aftertouch feature! I can't wait for the upcoming Persefone European tour in February to play with it!!" This post was made on his official Instagram account, @moepersefone.

Miguel Moe Espinosa has confirmed his use of the Korg iS40 through a Facebook post, where he shared an old photo of his home studio. In the post, he fondly mentions his Korg iS50, his first workstation, expressing how much he misses it: "It looks like I've always had a thing for having a lot of keyboards in the studio. That's an old photo, probably around 10 years ago. My beloved Korg IS50, my very first workstation is in the photo and I miss it so much..."

During Persefone's second tour in China, Miguel Moe Espinosa used a KORG KROME 61-Key Music Workstation. This is confirmed by a photograph taken in Guangzhou, shared on Facebook, which recalls the challenging weather conditions of 38ºC (100ºF) and 100% humidity. Espinosa reminisced about frequently bringing his Korg Krome 61 along with his M3, highlighting the importance of this gear during performances. Photo credit: SooSiuYo Photography.

Miguel Moe Espinosa uses the Moog Minimoog Voyager Electric Blue Edition, as evidenced by a post on his Instagram account. In the post, he reflects on his time during the Shin-ken years and explicitly mentions the Minimoog Voyager Electric Blue in the background of a photo, stating, "Minimoog Voyager Electric Blue. Still at home." This information is sourced from his Instagram post with the caption: "#TROWBACKFRIDAY - APRIL 18th 2009! The Shin-ken years... I was 29 years old here."

Miguel Moe Espinosa confirmed his use of the Kurzweil PC2, stating, "That keyboard never worked properly... But it was the first professional keyboard I had and the very first one I purchased in Andorra." This information is supported by a post on his Instagram account.

Miguel Moe Espinosa confirmed the use of the Rode K2 microphone for recording all his vocals on the last Persefone albums, from "Aathma" up to "Lingua Ignota," as stated in his Instagram post on April 18, 2009.

Miguel Moe Espinosa is confirmed to have used the Korg Triton 61-key Music Workstation during the creation of the album "Shin-ken," as evidenced by a photo shared on his Instagram account. In the post, Espinosa reflects on the period, expressing regret over parting with the Korg Triton, noting, "I got rid of it and I regret it. It's in good hands though..."

Miguel Moe Espinosa is known to use the KORG Oasys 88-Key Workstation during live performances, as well as incorporating the M3 module and KORG Triton in the studio, according to KORG Global.