M.E.S.H.
producer and DJ from Berlin
M.E.S.H.'s Gear
"Does that let you mix quicker? Does it mean you can do more extreme cuts and collisions? "
"Yeah, so with CDJ-2000s there's hot cues. So you can set a couple of points really quickly in a track."
In the Resident Advisor article "Machine Love: M.E.S.H." by Angus Finlayson, a photo shows M.E.S.H. using the Elektron Octatrack DPS-1.
Q: You've previously talked about working with presets. There's a producerly orthodoxy that you should steer clear of the presets. But that doesn't seem to worry you so much.
A: Another thing I did on this record: with Ableton Live and with Max For Live there's lots of great ways to control the parameters using different types of LFOs and randomisers and envelope followers and stuff like that.
In the Resident Advisor feature "Machine Love: M.E.S.H." by Angus Finlayson, M.E.S.H. is shown using the FabFilter Pro-Q 3 EQ plugin in the third picture.
In the Resident Advisor feature "Machine Love: M.E.S.H." by Angus Finlayson, M.E.S.H. is pictured using the Ableton Push, highlighting its role in his production setup.
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