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FL Studio“I've done collaborations in pretty much every DAW and do quite a lot of programming in Max for another project of mine, but always come back to FL Studio.”
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Feed Me has said he always comes back to FL Studio. For his 2021 album he named a UDO Super 6, a Black Corporation Deckard's Dream played from a LinnStrument, a Korg miniKORG 700S, a SOMA Lyra-8, a Tascam Portastudio 414 and a Thermionic Culture Vulture, monitored on ADAM speakers.
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UDO Audio
Super 6“I got a UDO Super 6 analogue-hybrid synth, which is responsible for a lot of the super saw sounds on the album.”
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Black Corporation
Deckard's Dream“I love the Deckard's Dream because it's such a tactile instrument.”
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Korg
MiniKorg 700S“I used it on a bunch of tracks for lead lines”
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SOMA Laboratory
Lyra-8“The synth is so weird that it's impossible to use in a conventional way and I can never get it to do the same thing twice.”
Said in Feed Me: When I'm producing I'm always trying to hide the process so you just hear the result (MusicRadar / Future Music), September 2021
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Studio
Has said they use
Image-Line
FL Studio“I've done collaborations in pretty much every DAW and do quite a lot of programming in Max for another project of mine, but always come back to FL Studio.”
Has said they use
UDO Audio
Super 6“I got a UDO Super 6 analogue-hybrid synth, which is responsible for a lot of the super saw sounds on the album.”
Has said they use
Black Corporation
Deckard's Dream“I love the Deckard's Dream because it's such a tactile instrument.”
Roger Linn Design
LinnStrument
Has said they use
Roger Linn Design
LinnStrument“With the Linnstrument I can bend multiple notes in multiple directions at the same time, which is great for creating cinematic sounds”
Said in Feed Me: When I'm producing I'm always trying to hide the process so you just hear the result (MusicRadar / Future Music), September 2021
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Has said they use
Korg
MiniKorg 700S“I used it on a bunch of tracks for lead lines”
Has said they use
SOMA Laboratory
Lyra-8“The synth is so weird that it's impossible to use in a conventional way and I can never get it to do the same thing twice.”
Said in Feed Me: When I'm producing I'm always trying to hide the process so you just hear the result (MusicRadar / Future Music), September 2021
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TASCAM
Portastudio 414
Has said they use
TASCAM
Portastudio 414“I've got a Tascam Portastudio 414, which adds a little less hi-fidelity but in a pleasing way.”
Said in Feed Me: When I'm producing I'm always trying to hide the process so you just hear the result (MusicRadar / Future Music), September 2021
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Has said they use
Thermionic Culture
Culture Vulture“driving things together through a Culture Vulture, which is one of my favourite tools.”
Said in Feed Me: When I'm producing I'm always trying to hide the process so you just hear the result (MusicRadar / Future Music), September 2021
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Korg
microKORG with a talk box
Has said they use
“I run a Microkorg with a talk box”
Said in Feed Me / Spor (Image-Line artist interview), August 2019
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ADAM Audio
Monitors and sub
Has said they use
ADAM Audio
Monitors and sub“of course Adam monitors and sub which I couldn't do without.”
Said in Feed Me / Spor (Image-Line artist interview), August 2019
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Studiologic
VMK weighted MIDI controller
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Studiologic
VMK weighted MIDI controller“I've got a nice beautifully weighted VMK midi controller”
Said in Feed Me / Spor (Image-Line artist interview), August 2019
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Neumann
Studio microphone
Has said they use
Neumann
Studio microphone“a couple of mics, my Neumann being my preference.”
Said in Feed Me / Spor (Image-Line artist interview), August 2019
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Travel
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Apple
MacBook“I run a Macbook for travelling with bootcamp.”
Said in Feed Me / Spor (Image-Line artist interview), August 2019
Questions
About Feed Me's gear.
What DAW does Feed Me use?
Feed Me has said he works almost exclusively in FL Studio. In 2021 he told Future Music he has collaborated in pretty much every DAW but always comes back to FL Studio.
What synth does Feed Me use?
He has named a UDO Super 6 for the super saw sounds on his 2021 album, a Black Corporation Deckard's Dream, a Korg miniKORG 700S that once belonged to Hawkwind, a SOMA Lyra-8 and a Korg microKORG run with a talk box.
What MIDI keyboard does Feed Me use?
He has said he plays his Deckard's Dream from a Roger Linn Design LinnStrument, and in an Image-Line interview he named a weighted VMK MIDI controller.
What studio monitors does Feed Me use?
In his Image-Line interview he said he has ADAM monitors and a sub that he could not do without.
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