Weval

You can see an MS-20 Mini in this video on Facebook

At 8:42 (and various other points in the video) you can see the Behringer Model D in the bottom left corner of the screen.

In an Instagram post by Weval, the FMR Audio RNLA 7239 is seen in use during a band practice session.

In an Instagram post captioned "Ready for the weekend:) Graz, London and Essen," Weval showcases their Roland Juno-106 synthesizer, hinting at its use during their upcoming performances.

"We had the chance to speak with Harm and Merijn about how they are using Reason to produce their electronic landscapes."

In an Instagram post captioned "Ready for the weekend:) Graz, London and Essen," Weval showcases their Roland SH-101 synthesizer, highlighting its role in their setup.

You can see them using a DS1 in this video on their Facebook page.

In an Instagram post by Weval, the duo showcases their Yamaha Reface CS, hinting at its use during their upcoming performances in Graz, London, and Essen.

In a Facebook post, Weval shared a photo of themselves working in the studio with the caption, "Working overtime at this place:) can't wait to let you hear the album." The image shows a Korg Trident synthesizer, indicating its use in their album production process.

You can see Merijn (one half of the duo) tweaking knobs on a RE-301 Chorus Echo.

In an Instagram post by weval_, Weval is seen using an Apple MacBook Pro while working in a hotel room.

In a Facebook post by Weval, the duo hints at their upcoming track, featuring the Roland Jupiter-8 synthesizer.

Weval used the Roland Juno-6 to play the final note on their album, as shown in a photo shared on their official Facebook page.

"We fell in love with this cheap toy-ish synth, the Korg 707. A studio-mate bought it once for €30 and it became the most used instrument on the record."

In a feature by XLR8R, Weval is shown using the Sequential OB-6 Synthesizer in their studio.

As seen at their performance at Reeperbahn Festival 2021

The Midi Fighter Twister in this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Py3FY841Yv4&t=1123s at 18:44 is visible in their live performance , in May 2022

In this YouTube video at 16:00, you can see Harm from Weval using a TR-8S Roland drum synth.

Weval uses Steinberg Cubase, as mentioned in their interview with MusicTech: "We tried to apply this speed to our hardware as well, so we could use our Culture Vulture or Manley EQ as plugins in Cubase."