Chris Corner

At 0:40 in the Video, Chris explains how he uses a Korg Minilogue for sound effects as well as his main keyboard for live performances with his band IAMX.

I'll take something like Omnisphere, which I love because in the end I am a person who wants to make a song and have it work quite quickly. So it has a huge palette of sounds that I can use...it is a bit too big though...(Laughs again). But it gives me a quick inspiration that I can then manipulate.

We have a Novation Bass-Station 2 and Xiosynth that generate some sounds, I use an Arturia Microbrute which is great for touring because it is tiny and it’s got some nice, fat, gritty sounds that I push through delay and effects.

In an interview with Gearslutz, Chris Corner of IAMX discusses using the Novation X-Station 25 Synthesizer/USB Interface for sound generation. He highlights its compact size and the rich, gritty sounds it produces, which are enhanced with delay and effects during touring.

At 1:10 in the Video, Chris goes through his vocal rig and shows that he uses the Electro-Harmonix Voice Box for a Preamp for his Microphone in his live setup.

At 1:20 in the Video, Chris Goes into depth for his live Vocal Effects rig setup, and explains how he runs his vocal chain through a delay, with what seems to be from the Boss DD series of delays; Likely a DD-7 or a DD-3.

At 2:12 in the Video, Chris shows how his Vocal chain is processed, Ending with a Reverb unit which appears to be a Strymon BigSky.

We have a Novation Bass-Station 2 and Xiosynth that generate some sounds, I use an Arturia Microbrute which is great for touring because it is tiny and it’s got some nice, fat, gritty sounds that I push through delay and effects.

And also a Volca keys for some gnarly sounds.

At 1:15 in the Video, Chris goes through his Vocal Rig and Demonstrates using the Harmonist in his vocal chain for pitch shifting effects during his live sets.

I’ve got a complicated vocal setup with a Boss RC looper which is also synced to the tracks, then I go through a few Boss pedals and an Electro-harmonics Voicebox pitch-shifter and then all into a Strymon BigSky.

In the video titled "IAMX - Spit It Out (Acoustic)" posted on April 13, 2022, you can see Chris Corner playing a Takamine Pro Series P1DC-SM acoustic electric guitar throughout the song.