Trentemøller

You can see a Vermona Dual Spring Reverb in his desk rack at the 21:29 mark.

You can see the band utilizing it within the video.

In this Instagram post by Trentemoller, he shows off his Death by Audio Apocalypse fuzz pedal. From the caption, it looks as if he intends to hook it up to his Moog synth. He says, "Got this new MF today for my Moog!!! BE AFRAID!!! #trentemoller#trentemollerlost#deathbyaudio#losttour"

"It's a Roland RS 202 Strings" -Trentemøller

Green Boss pedal towards the center-right. That's the older model.

Center and slightly above, that's a Colour Box judging by the picture on the pedal.

Top-right corner, the black pedal is the Sansamp.

Trent can be seen here working on Ableton live on a Mac. Top left corner of the screen say "Live", and the program has the look of Ableton.

Trentemøller frequently uses the Korg MicroKORG Synthesizer/Vocoder in both his recorded tracks and live performances, as evidenced by a user-uploaded photo on Stefanomeneghetti.

his Gear list during the time of this release (stolen from a KVR post)

Software:

Acid Pro 5.0 Sound Forge 7.0 Korg legacy collection M-tron super pack

Hardware: Micro Korg Virus Indigo Kaosspad 1 &2 Focusrite Compounder SPL Transient Designer

"He said the Last Resort was all done on Acid Pro and Soundforge on his laptop. Now he uses Ableton."

his Gear list during the time of this release (stolen from a KVR post :-))

Software:

Acid Pro 5.0 Sound Forge 7.0 Korg legacy collection M-tron super pack

Hardware: Micro Korg Virus Indigo Kaosspad 1 &2 Focusrite Compounder SPL Transient Designer

You can see an Apogee Symphony converter at the 2:25 mark.

You can see a Volca Beats at the 9:37 mark.

You can see on his screen next to the Scheps 73 plug-in, the EMI TG12345 is open. Full article here: https://www.waves.com/mixing-indie-and-electronic-trentemoller

This MIDI controller is towards the center of Trentemøller's Instagram photo. The drum pads seem to be lined with red tape. "Playing LUXEMBURG in 2 hours!! (-: #Trentemollerluxemburg#trentemoeller #trentemøller #losttour"

In a Facebook post, Trentemøller is shown with the Death By Audio Fuzz War pedal, highlighting its role in his effects setup.

Lower-right corner, that's the POG.

Taken from his FB page, he owns all these pedals and uses them. I won't bother with this comment for the rest of the submissions.

This is really difficult to spot, as the pictures move swiftly. The timestamp is labelled on the Youtube link. If you look at the picture, the few knobs indicate it is the Frontman 15R model.

You can get a quick look at the brand of the recorder. By the looks of it, this is the newer B77 model, as the A77 model has a different construction.

At the very beginning of this performance, the camera gets a fantastic view of one of the synths that Trent uses: the MicroBrute.

Far left side on the pedalboard is a Giga Delay by Boss.

You can get a good look at the headstock. From there, you can do research and find this to be the H71 guitar.

Center, that's a Electro-Harmonix Freeze Sound Retainer Compression Guitar Effects Pedal.

"I do have some old synths that store presets, though. I bought a Sequential Circuits Prophet 5 when we were on tour in the U.S., but – and it's a bit embarrassing to say – I didn’t do enough research and ended up not getting the one I really wanted. It was really expensive, but I just felt something was lacking."

"The Ekdahl Moisturizer reverb is really cool. The springs are exposed, so you can play with them and make some crazy noises. I love how the Death By Audio Ghost Delay lets you layer echoes. If you want a Boss style digital delay, you’re not going to be satisfied with it, but it can get crazy and inspiring if you’re open to it."

"The Ekdahl Moisturizer reverb is really cool. The springs are exposed, so you can play with them and make some crazy noises. I love how the Death By Audio Ghost Delay lets you layer echoes. If you want a Boss style digital delay, you’re not going to be satisfied with it, but it can get crazy and inspiring if you’re open to it."

"My ’71 Korg Micro-Preset is very simple, but it has its own sound, and you can actually do quite a lot with it! The wow and flutter effect is fantastic. A little delay really accentuates the wobble."

"A new/old baby for my studio ????#trentefixion #trentemoller #fuzz"

"Looking forward to use this (-: #bossdimensionc #newpedal #trentefixion #fixion"