Thom Yorke

At 47:41 Thom Yorke can be seen using this item on stage.

Thom Yorke used the Novation Bass Station synth for live performances of Myxomytosis during tour 2002. He wore the synth, as can be seen in this photo.

In the first debut appearance of the band The Smile featuring Thom Yorke, Jonny Greenwood, and Tom Skinner, Yorke can be seen playing Moog Matriarch during the performance, around 01:22:00 in the livestream link from the Glastonbury Festival.

In this photo of a Radiohead performance on SNL, Thom Yorke can be seen playing the Dave Smith Instruments Prophet '08 Synthesizer.

In recent concerts, Thom has been using a Waldorf Zarenbourg, as seen here.

Thom Yorke is associated with the Korg MS-20 synthesizer, as detailed on the King of Gear Tumblr page.

Thom Yorke uses the Sequential Prophet-6 synthesizer, as detailed on the King of Gear Tumblr page.

Thom Yorke uses the Elektron Octatrack DPS-1, as detailed on the King of Gear Tumblr page.

Thom Yorke uses the Elektron Analog Keys, as detailed on The King of Gear Tumblr page.

Thom Yorke uses the Roland SH-101 synthesizer, as detailed on The King of Gear's Tumblr page.

In this 2012 photo - http://38.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_mbdyb7foDj1qa1wxx.jpg - there is Thom Yorke with his Tetra place on the piano and used simultaneously.

In a photo from Consequenceofsound, Thom Yorke is seen using the Sequential Circuits Prophet-5 synthesizer.

Thom Yorke is associated with the Elektron Monomachine SFX-6 synthesizer, as detailed on the King of Gear Tumblr page.

Thom is playing a Rhodes Suitcase 73 in this photo.

In this picture, Yorke can be seen with a Nord Lead 3.

In a photo towards the bottom of this page, Yorke can be seen playing a Korg Poly-Ensemble PE-1000

In a photo taken by wonker on Flickr, Thom Yorke is seen playing a Korg Poly-Ensemble PE-2000 at Glastonbury.

What was your intro to the gear?

Nigel had bought the Monomachine, the keyboard version, and I started messing with it and thought: oooh! Then I bought one of my own. It’s still kind of a mystery to me now, I must say!

The first thing I did with it was just some polyphonic thing because I thought that’s what it did best, the way that it spread polyphony out.

It was wildly unpredictable, and it just fascinated me, the architecture of it and everything. I was kind of hooked after that. I bought the Machinedrum a month later. That was it. I was off. Then I got the Sidstation.

You’ve got the Sidstation as well?

Yes. That’s great (laughs), so fun! I’m fascinated by the fact that it’s got all that background noise in it.

Yeah, it never shuts up, does it?

Never shuts the f*** up (laughs)!

I actually sort of rediscovered it, playing around with it yesterday. I used just the noise on all three voices. It’s surprisingly easy to get that noise sounding really organic and natural.

It’s like a wild animal. You plug it in and it just sounds bigger than anything else, well (except) maybe the Prophet, in different ways. It sounds enormous, that’s the mystery to me.

To the point where it’s impossible to join in with any other instrument (laughs)!

Yeah, it’s its own thing, absolutely! You can filter it down, but you don’t want to do that.

Source is this Elektronauts article

In the first debut appearance of the band The Smile featuring Thom Yorke, Jonny Greenwood, and Tom Skinner, Yorke can be seen playing Waldorf STVC vocoder synthesizer during the performance, around 01:22:00 in the livestream link from the Glastonbury Festival.

Yorke can be seen playing a Voyager in this photo.

Photos on Thekingofgear show Thom Yorke playing a Hammond XB-2 Organ.

Thom Yorke is noted for using the Crumar Multiman S synthesizer, as detailed on The King of Gear website.

Thom Yorke is noted to use the Fender Rhodes Mark I Stage 73, as detailed on the King of Gear Tumblr page.

Thom Yorke is known to use the ARP 2600 synthesizer, as detailed on the King of Gear Tumblr page.

Thom Yorke uses the Baldwin Discoverer DS-50 synthesizer, as detailed on The King of Gear website.

Used for the live performance of Cymbal Rush.

Thom Yorke uses the Moog Minimoog Model D synthesizer, as detailed on the King of Gear Tumblr page.

Thom Yorke is shown using the Moog Minimoog Voyager on "The King of Gear" website, which details his keyboard and synthesizer setup.

Thom Yorke uses the Hammond XB-2, as detailed on The King of Gear Tumblr page.

In a behind-the-scenes soundcheck video for The Smile's shows at Magazine, London in January 2022, shared by the Instagram account radioheadcommunity, Thom Yorke is observed utilizing a Make Noise 0-Coast synthesizer, which is mounted in a Tiptop eurorack case. This video serves as evidence of Yorke's use of this specific musical gear during the performance preparation.