Trentemøller

You can see the band utilizing it within the video.

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

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

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

"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."

"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."

In this shot of Trentemøller's setup, his Teenage Engineering OP-1 Portable Synthesizer can be seen to the right of his MacBook. He says:

"Trying to write a new song , inspired by Leonard Cohen and his massive work , with this simple mini-setup. He was in many ways such a role model ... and will always be . Luckily his music is still here to inspire us #leonardcohen #brooklyn #working"

Trentemøller uses a Moog Sub 37 for his live show. He captions this photo:

"My keys for live #trentefixion #fixiontour #trentemoller #fixion #synths"

You can see a Waldorf Streichfett in this picture of his live set. He even talks about it in the comments, stating: "I like it . Would have loved to bring my real stringer synths but they are too fragile ( and heavy ) for touring so I think the streichfett sounds great for live . I just use the reverb in the unit so no extra FX's (-:"

You can see a Korg ARP Odyssey behind Marie Fisker at the 12:19 mark.

This synthesizer can be seen towards the bottom of this Instagram photo. "Playing LUXEMBURG in 2 hours!! (-: #Trentemollerluxemburg#trentemoeller #trentemøller #losttour"

In this Instagram photo, Trent shows off this pedal he purchased from old Town Music. The paper in the photo has all the information.

"For Fixion, I leaned heavily on strings synths, mainly the [Hohner International] String Melody II and Roland [RS02] Strings. I love layering them over two tracks. They are just so big and retro sounding. We all know those songs with [Joy Division’s] “Love Will Tear Us Apart” sound, and I love it so much. I feel connected to it. Other keyboards have a lot of different voices, but string synths only do one thing."

You can see a Juno 60 in his studio at the 2:18 mark

You can see a Korg Polysix on a keyboard shelve behind him at 1:56.

On this Instagram post, you can see the Orla Tiffany 4 against the wall.

In this article shared in his official fb page, Trentmoller says that the Arturia Microfreak "It’s the main synth on the song ‘A Summer’s Empty Room'"

In the YouTube video titled "Trentemøller - Full Performance (Live on KEXP)," Trentemøller is visibly using a Korg Wavestate synthesizer during his live performance, as captured by KEXP.