Feed Me

Razer Music lists Feed Me as using Ableton Live 9.

In an interview with Image Line, Jon Gooch talks about some of his gear aside from FL Studio, and mentions the Korg MicroKORG: "My outboard equipment is quite minimal, I run a Microkorg with a talk box, a couple of mics, my Neumann being my preference."

Razer Music lists Feed Me as using Bitwig Studio.

So this is CamelPhat 2 Which is pretty much impossible to get because Mac baught Camel Audio, I guess, and they vanished and now this is just a relic from when I started producing; but just as a creature of habbit I guess I still drop this on a thing. I like the bandpass filters, they're easy to manipulate, you can link them. I like the resonance curves they've got, they tend to be present but not overly aggressive. I don't really use the rest, that's all it's really doing is giving me the option to bandpass stuff.

Jon Gooch talks about how he came to use FL, as well as his impressions of it:

"I'm quite visually orientated and remember finding the interface logical and inoffensive. I think the first version I used was around 3.2 or 3.4 - other programs at the time seemed too rooted in an older way of presenting audio, whereas I always found FL was created with the computer user in mind. It was also easy to look at for long periods of time, which was more important on a tiny eye-bleeding CRT monitor back then. I've always liked its highly independent pricing scheme, interaction with its users and regular updates - I don't always agree with all the changes but a shift of environment keeps me on my toes. Despite working on other platforms occasionally I still find FL the fastest and most powerful way to get my ideas down. I've always engineered completely internally within FL also."

He can also be seen using FL Studio in this Facebook photo (where Serum can also be seen) where he says:

In flight entertainment today powered by Duda & @razer

In this Instagram from Sept 2014, Feed Me says, "Big Sky pedal for the win." The Strymon BigSky Reverb Pedal can be seen in his collection of guitar pedals.

To the left of the Big Sky, a Boss DD-20 sits in this signal chain.

"In flight entertainment today powered by Duda & @razer", says Feed Me in this post with Serum clearly visible on his screen

In the background of the video ontop of the desk which Feed Me is producing on, the studio monitors which he is using are these Yamaha NS-10M's.

On Twitter, Feed Me is asked, "What monitors do you use in your studio when you are producing? And if you use a sub, which one?", to which he answers, "@ADAM_Audio P22A's, Adam Sub10, and Adam A5X for tourbus."

In an interview with Image-Line, when talking about outboard equipment, Feed Me says, "I've got a nice beautifully weighted VMK midi controller..." The controller he's referring to specifically is the Studiologic VMK-188 Plus 88-key Controller. Original source here.

Users in the Random Forum Title forum identified the bassline from the Feed Me track White Spirit is a preset in Cakewalk Z3TA+. User DreamWalker says, "I believe it's called "some more FM" from the C tab." Original source here.

In this tweet from Jun 2012, it can be inferred that Feed Me owns a Novation Launchpad: "Broken thumb made Launchpad and filter passes an extra challenge. As well as writing this tweet."

The pedal next to the Tube Screamer is an EHX Tube EQ. Taken from Feed Me's Instagram.

The second pedal in this chain is a Tube Screamer. Taken from Feed Me's Instagram.

At 4:21 in this video tutorial of Feed Me making a Drum N Bass patch in Serum, he says, "I'm a big fan of iZotope Trash. I don't think there are many tracks I haven't used this on over the years."

Feed Me is listed on Razer Music as a user of Native Instruments Komplete 10.

Razer Music lists Feed Me as using a Stratocaster.

Razer Music lists Feed Me as using a Neve 1073 LB.

Razer Music lists Feed Me as using Audeze LCD-X headphones.

Right from the begging of the video the item can be seen on the desk in front of Feed Me.

Feed Me posted new photo with Jupiter-8

We can see on monitor opned DAW, interface is similar to Pro Tools by Avid

In this video, Spor shows how to advanced modulation in Massive.

"You get quite alot of like artifacts n stuff in the distortion, so it's going through CamelPhat which is pretty hard to get now that they've gone bust."

I always like working in FM8. It's difficult and requires, sort of, carefull fiddling around and I like getting lost in that space.

Then I got Pro-R. Probably the most versatile reverb on the market now, love it!

The item can be seen 14:55 into this video when Jon says...

Then I got Saturn. Again, I'm just going off about Fab Filter, I guess, but one of my favourite distortions now.

In this video Feed Me names the vst synthesizer being used as 'Spire' and opens it onscreen at 19:25 in this video.

0:11 seconds into the video "Feed Me with Teeth - The Live Show Explained" Jon Gooch can be seen working with a DJM-900 mixer on stage.