Chet Faker

Chet Faker is seen here playing a Clavia Nord Electro 3 61-Key Keyboard in a live performance.

At the time of 3:09 you can see he uses Ableton live 9, also it s the moste powerful daw out there, for a live performance like he does it.

In this video, Chet can be seen from 1:21 to 1:36 using the Shure. He used this mic in the entire session.

In this video from KCRW you can see Chet using an Akai MPD26 controller starting at 1:45.

In his performance at the Sydney Opera House, Chet Faker uses the Akai Professional APC40 MKII, visible at the 12:45 mark of the video.

In this video of Chet Faker performing on KCRW you can se him tweaking knobs on the APC40. The APC40 can first be seen at :52s.

Starting at 2:38 in this video, Chet Faker's MIDI Fighter 3D Arcade Button Controller can be seen, in the middle of his setup.

He uses a MacBook Air during his lives.

In the YouTube video "Chet Faker - Talk Is Cheap [Live At The Enmore]," at the 1:21 mark, Chet Faker can be seen using MEEAudio M6 PRO In-Ear Monitors.

At 3:01 the brand and model can be seen by forcing your eyes :) . He used this mic for the entire WFUV session.

In this video of Chet Faker performing on KCRW you can see a Launchpad between other controllers around :50s.

This video clearly shows Chet Faker using a Korg MicroKey 37, at 3:30, and throughout the video.

At 00:04 onwards (in the video) you can see Chet Faker messing around with the keys and some of the knobs on the synthesiser.

From Chet Faker's Live Sessions, you can see the Wurlitzer at 00:13

@ 03:50 you can the Analog Keys on the stand in front of Nick Murphy

In the video Nick (fka Chet) is seen playing a Yamaha grand electric piano. It is assembled at the beginning and at 0:15 we can get a glimpse of the keys and judging by the fact that the CP70 has 73 keys and CP80 has 88 and by counting the keys in the video, I can assume it is a CP80.

Sony MDR-7506 headphones used by Chet Faker in this video

In this YouTube video, the Nagra can be seen in all frames with Chet in them, on his left. Judging by the three black knobs(?) in the left of the VU-meter, te NAGRA is a IV-S.

Used on all drums for latest record. At 0.20 mark of video. Doesn't specify whether MKI or II.

At 1:23 he says he uses this reverb.

In a photo shared by Chet Faker on his official Instagram account, the Electro-Harmonix 1440 Stereo Looper is visible among his live equipment. This image was posted with the caption, "PARIS ❤️ ! Tonight SOLD OUT Église Saint-Eustache ⛪️."

Chet Faker uses the Source Audio Artifakt Lo-fi Elements, as evidenced by its presence in his live equipment in a photo shared on his Instagram account.

Chet Faker uses the Electro-Harmonix 45000 Multi-Track Looping Recorder, as evidenced by a post on his Instagram account. The device is clearly visible in the live setup for his performance at the Église Saint-Eustache in Paris.

Chet Faker uses the Audiothingies Doctor A, as it is visible in a photo he posted on his Instagram account. The image, captioned "PARIS ❤️ ! Tonight SOLD OUT Église Saint-Eustache ⛪️," provides clear evidence of the gear's presence in his setup during the Built On Glass 10th Anniversary Tour.