Trio Kwek Kwek

In the YouTube video titled "TRIO KWEK KWEK - Tanteku," Trio Kwek Kwek is shown using the Alesis SR-16 Drum Machine to create their drum patterns.

In the YouTube video titled "TRIO KWEK KWEK - Tanteku," Trio Kwek Kwek can be seen using the Technics KN2000 synthesizer for some of the musical parts.

In the YouTube video titled "TRIO KWEK KWEK - Tanteku," Trio Kwek Kwek is seen using the Roland G-707, a distinctive silver digital modeling guitar.

You can see during the instrumental break, the keyboardists both have a Korg M1.

In the YouTube video "TRIO KWEK KWEK - Tanteku," Trio Kwek Kwek can be seen using the Roland Super JV-1080 sound module, positioned above one of their M1 units in the rack setup.

In the YouTube video titled "TRIO KWEK KWEK - Tanteku," Trio Kwek Kwek can be seen using a Yamaha TG55 Tone Generator.

Some sounds in this song come from the DX7, namely the main riff which is doubled with an analog synth.

The song has some SC-55 as well, namely the bass and drums.

In the YouTube video "TRIO KWEK KWEK - Rame Rame," Trio Kwek Kwek uses the E-Mu Proteus 1 sound module, likely for the choir sounds in the track.

In the YouTube video titled "TRIO KWEK KWEK - Rame Rame," Trio Kwek Kwek uses the Roland MT-32 Multi-Timbre Sound Module to produce the string sounds.

In the YouTube video "TRIO KWEK KWEK - Tanteku," Trio Kwek Kwek employs the Ensoniq SQ-80 synthesizer, notably utilizing the reed waveform for their signature "quacky" sound.