Nils Frahm

On top of Rhodes

"I've an upright piano, which has been slightly modified with felt and other things, and which I've had a pickup built into. Then there's usually a Fender Rhodes with some delay pedals, and a Roland Juno 60 analogue synth on top, which is connected to a tape delay. Then there's the grand piano, which has also been modified, in a way that I think sounds right for a grand piano. It's pretty chaotic sometimes to sound check on a busy festival schedule.

"I'm adding a Moog Taurus in now too, so I'm just learning to play bass with my left foot."

Seen at 22minute mark in video

Can be seen in use in this video from the artist's studio.

He is playing it in this example

In video of Nils Frahm's new studio.

In the video of his new studio.

Nils uses this midi controller for a custom build wood pipe organ since around 2015. There are additional controllers for various parameters of the instrument. Studio FELD (https://www.feld.studio/clients) participated in the develpment of the organ.

On top of Juno 60

"Yea, I'm old fashioned in that way. I have a soundcard and a computer, but I've also got an eight-track 1-inch Studer tape machine and two master tape recorders.

The Nagra can be seen very clearly in the Video.

I have a Binson Echorec 2 and two Roland Space Echo RE-501s. I run them in stereo with different settings. When you run those delay tracks through some more reverbs, things truly start to shimmer.

in the beginning of video, there is couple of shots from Nils studio and 2 of 1176 Blue Strips

You can see it on top of one of the juno 60s in this video.

Seen in the video. There are two of them.

Nils Frahm's Durton Studios

Also visible in several live performances, like this one: https://youtu.be/xih8aiacRSk?t=18m21s

I am not sure wich Model it is, exactly. The picture is of Model 280

Nils uses this machine in his Saal3 studio in Funkhaus Berlin.

On the 28th of July 2015 Ólafur Arnalds and Nils Frahm met up at Nils's Durton Studio in Berlin

Can be seen fairly well in that shot, he also talks about it here: https://news.beatport.com/us/nils-frahm-gets-all-vintage-as-he-talks-to-us-about-his-favorite-gear/

Appears in the studio tour video and in the photo of the EHX Germanium on this site https://equipboard.com/pros/nils-frahm/electro-harmonix-xo-germanium-od-overdrive-guitar-effects-pedal

Seen on computer screen thoughout.

Can be seen in this video of his session with Ólafur Arnalds.

This instrument was made by a collaboration of Nils Frahm and KLAVINS PIANO https://klavins-pianos.com/unacorda_en.htm

On top of Juno 60 (KEXP live)

On the left of the photo (yellow pedal)