Tim Hecker

Tim Hecker is seen using the Moog One Polyphonic Analog Synthesizer in a post by sunblindstudios on Instagram. The caption mentions working on scoring projects, highlighting the synth's appeal for sound designers.

Among Tim Hecker's gear in this picture is a Korg nanokontrol and a Nord Modular G2.

"This is a vintage string synthesizer that I used a lot on this record. It’s a synthesizer that specifically plays string sounds and I would treat it a lot. It’s a big aspect of some of the pieces. The synth has this kind of weird creepy presence to it. It’s a strange, very simple synthesizer that is relatively cheap compared to a lot of vintage things. It has a very limited purpose. It’s not that flexible, but I love it."

Corrected from the original submission by @the_last_factory. The Quantum (not an Iridium) is shown in the third slide of this Instagram post.

From original submission: "Tim Hecker mentions in this post how he's doing some scoring projects. Which if you're going to score a movie, a Moog One and/or Waldorf Iridium are the best ways to go about scoring with synthesis and sound design."

In slide 3 of this post from Hecker's Instagram, an OB-6 can be seen in the bottom left corner of the image. It is recognisable by it's red screen and the blue lines across the front panel.