Mesh - Studio Tour with Richard Silverthorn | GeeK TALK
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- An interview with Richard Silverthorn from Mesh. Richard also gives us a guided tour of his studio.
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Fantastic, Vaughn. The guys in Mesh are great guys. They deserve all the success in the world.
You know, I never listened to Mesh. Because of this video I went to my Apple Music for a listen. I’m blow away! I cant believe I’ve been missing out on this band for all these years. Ugh!
More MESH - thanks Vaughn! And we even have another to look forward to. I wouldn't even know where to start in that studio, so I appreciate the in-depth look. Richard has quite an impressive list of influences ...and equipment.
Love the Geek Talk intro too.
Hi Vaughn.
I do not know how old you are or averege viewers of your ....brilliant....videos are.I´m born 1967 so I´ve been through the whole period of making music in the "early"days.Maybe it´s time for a video which shows how electronic music was made pre computer and pre samplers.With analouge synths,drum machine and maybe a sequenser.What a hell it was to sync and to program the early stuff.But it was a great era of pioneering.But it might give the younger viewers some perspective.
Must say that this kind of "geek talk" gives me some satisfaction.More of that.please.I´m sure that plenty will agree.
Hello my friend welcome to the channel !!
Thank you for your kind words and I am happy to tell you that more geek talk is coming soon !!VG:-)
I am really amazed at your interviewing skill Vaughn, your shows should be played at the BBC and your interviews at Q magazine, Rolling Stone, Sound on Sound, etc...I really mean it.
carlosmode gahan wow thank you my friend !! I appreciate that a lot !! It’s a huge compliment !! VG 😎👍🎹
I recognise that room. I tried to sleep under the desk when i was doing the Friends Like These remix haha :)
Thank you Vaugn and Rich! I listen to Mesh for many years now! A nice lookaround to the Studio. Greetings! 🙏🏼
You're welcome !! VG:-)
What a nice studio. Mesh is one of my favorite bands. I really enjoyed this. -Andy Ry Denmark
Absolutely brilliant vid, used to play an sh101 and remember banging it on my knee to get it back in tune lol, those were the good old days. Can’t wait for part 2, thanks VG
You should be touring with this band as one of their keyboardists/vocalists. Thank you for introducing them to me, as I have never heard of them prior.
Thank you for the intro to Mesh! Looking forward to part 2.
Love Mesh. Very nice to se all the gear.
Good one Vaughn. Thanks.
You're welcome !! VG:-)
Great interview...thanks. Used a Mackie 24 when I used to run sound at one of my older churches I worked/attended. Loved it!
Brilliant!! I love MESH, it's hard to find proper interviews of them. This was fantastic access and info. Thank you!
nice set up. love mesh so much. hopefully part 2 might give us some insight into when new material from them is coming. and arent you the lucky one already hearing a new mesh track. jealous !!
Thank you so much for this material. Very interesting to see details how such cool band works in the studio, equipment, etc. For example, Richard's opinion about Access Virus and other gear.
Thanks again and have a great day.
Love me some mesh criminally underrated.
fantastic video, great synth tour in one my of favourite synth group's studio
Really enjoyed Geek Talk.always do.i don't know much about Mesh,but now want to now.a real kid in a candy shop stuff.
Cool video I went there way back in 96 and did an interview with them for a fanzine . Been friends ever since also dj'd with them a few time way back when
Yes!!! Thanks for this. Brilliant interview. 👍👍❤❤❤
First heard mesh when they were featured on a CD which came with a magazine back in the 90s ... one of the tracks on the CD was called Gravestone.. think it won demo of the month
Wow, I Just discovered this, thanks! When we talk about how Alan Wilder (or Steve Lyon, Flood, etc.) creates unique atmosphere with his production, we also have to mention relatively unknown bands like Mesh or De/Vision, who also have an amazing sound.
His studio is full of goodies. Great work and waiting for part 2
Well, that was excellent. Looking forward to part 2, Vaughn. You have to admire Mesh’s commitment:)
Oh Yes!! Its amazing how things are so much different from years ago!
That’s where I want to spend my next holiday.
It's wishful thinking I am sure but making things easier has a flip side. The music of old sounded the way it did because of the way you had to do stuff. I don't miss those days in a sense but less is more and we have too much choice today!
Great interview!!! I love Mesh and have all their album’s. Admire Richard & Mark’s talent and above all their dedication & perseverance. Can’t wait for part II (play some of Richard’s solo non-vocal mini tracks as background during your next interview) 😊
I would also like to see a video about De/vision, if you know them, in my opinion the best electronic band in the world, they sound more Depeche than Depeche mode 😀 perfect band, fantastic melodies, vocals, synths, everything - they tour with Mesh ftom time to time
What a treat this was! Seeing the gear a band you like use is always fun, like how a magician do their tricks. And fun to see a MS2000, my first synth, but hardly ever use it anymore. But some great tips here for it, might have to try it out :-)
Awsome!!! Emax for the masses!!
Admire the SH-101 😍
I know NOTHING about keyboards,once I made a shity attempt to learn how to play a guitar 🙄 but this and your channel overall is bringing out curiosity in me and maybe just maybe I'll mite make a better attempt to learn how to play an instrument. 🙏
One polysynth I Desire: Nord A1
Kevin Key also mentioned the Pro One as the most influential synth.
Cool vid! Nice to see a familiar face :)
Can’t wait for part 2 bro
Amazing interview! 🙂
Thank you!! VG:-)
Some Mesh. Nice
Loving the content!!
Thank you Tommy!! VG:-)
I have an XP30 with a Vocal and Vintage board installed - it's my main synth for live and studio. Also have the boutique version of the SH-101, great synths :)
Good to hear from you again Gary !! It's been a while !! VG:-)
@@VaughnGeorge I'm still here, lurking. :) Loving the geek series, can't wait for the next one....
Wow! I am surprised about the TG-55.
Proudly own one, too. I should use it much much more.
@@DarkSideofSynth Well I was about to sell mine. Now I have to think it over. 😊
@@HynekRozkovec Keep it. It's fun.
YESSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!
se parecen a martin y a andrew....jejejeje
The Emax II was released as early as in 1989, but it was the Emu sampler from the 80:s that you least of all would want to own since it didn't have analogue filters (not counting the Emulator 1 dinosaur). Not that it is bad, but there's something very special with a sampler that has analogue filters that are as good as the ones in the EMU:S.
The one that Alan Wilder is famously showing off his "liveset 101" sounds on in 1988, is the original Emax.
ruclips.net/video/z8TXjhWCQPE/видео.html
But they probably used the Emax II on, at least, Violator.
On the other hand, Wilder used his old Emulator 2 on his recoil albums...
Thank you clarifying this Magnus!! VG:-)
A question here. I use a workstation with a built in sequenser when I making music. But how does it works for this guy when its time for the producers to mix down his recordings? Does he sample all the songs and send a file to their studio? And how does the producers work on this thing? Do they hav to have similar software tools? Cubase in this case.
The finished mixes are bounced down into wav files. Rich then sits with a mix engineer to complete the final mixes. VG:-)
@@VaughnGeorge Ok. So the whole mix is allmost done by Rich him self.
And then there are just a few minor changes and mastering that the engineer do?
Vaughn, on 17th minute we can see some Yamaha, Korg TR-Rack stuff etc. Can you explain, how it's called, what are these things doing, and why musicians use them?
The Yamaha Tone generator and the Tr Rack are basically rack mounted synthesisers. In otherwords, "Synthesizers in a box" without keyboards. You connect a controller keyboard to them in order to play the sounds. VG:-)
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