Tom Hades

While working with Attack Magazine, he did a studio tour where he talked about what equipment he used. One item he talked about was the Ableton Push 2 where he commented "Most of my career I've worked with different DAWs but the one I always tend to prefer purley for the production and creative part is Ableton. Since they released their own controller some years ago I immidietly bought one myself and loved it straightaway. version 1 still had some minor issues but since version 2 of the device I very happy to work with it. I tend to create a lot of Ableton racks which I can map to controllers and tweak by hand those during my arrangement. Human touch seem to bring a more organic feeling since errors are in there - we are all humans with errors"

While talking about this and the M-One XL, Tom says "These two devices have also been a big part of my career and I think they must have defined my perception on how the known effects, like reverb and delay, must sound! They are hardwired to my mixer, so I can use them always and everywhere!"

While talking about this and the D-two, Tom says "These two devices have also been a big part of my career and I think they must have defined my perception on how the known effects, like reverb and delay, must sound! They are hardwired to my mixer, so I can use them always and everywhere!"

In the photo on the right, Tom Hades is using the Elektron Analog Heat MKII during a masterclass.

In the video titled "Create a full techno track from scratch with Tom Hades – FROM THE ARCHIVE," provided by MusicRadar Tech on YouTube, a Native Instruments Maschine Jam is clearly visible at the 0:00 mark on the table in front of music producer and DJ Tom Hades.

In the video titled "Create a full techno track from scratch with Tom Hades – FROM THE ARCHIVE," on YouTube, a Native Instruments Maschine Studio – Black is visibly positioned on the table in front of Tom Hades at the 0:00 mark.

At 1:31:37 in this video, Tom Hades shows the SPL Stereo Vitalizer Mk2-T plugin in StudioOne.