Daniel Miller gives us a tour of Studio Mute (2014) - FROM THE ARCHIVE

[@lfo2vco]

Maximum respect is due to Daniel Miller for his ongoing involvement and passion for electronic music, what a decent bloke.

[@jawoody9745]

Daniel Miller is one of my favorite "understated" producers. He brought Wire back in a surprisingly cool and exciting way, in the 80's. He turned up them up.

[@jonteknik]

I’ve met Daniel a couple times and he has always been a true gentleman. I love his continued enthusiasm for electronic music and artists.

[@boriswirman72]

The drum module is Formanta UDS (You can also find a very similar looking "Rokton UDS" from the same manufacturer)

[@lxworld]

Such a legend

[@VhailorTheMercykiller]

what a wonderful collection!

[@jeshkam]

I visited Harrow Rd. 429 a couple of times in 2004, bought some CDs there Nitzer Ebb, The Normal. It was a nice place by the canal.

[@NOWtheband]

He's a good lad.

[@matttorrence2900]

Mute Records is great!

[@klinkske]

Was this offline? I m sure i did watch it in 2024 (again) - big fan here

[@Bigger-Circuitry-Bigger-SOUND]

a warm welcoming creative space, organised but irritating still funky and lose 👌🏻

[@GoldbuggMusic]

What? No Timbre Wolf?😢

[@Klaas-g3t]

He looked like the late Austrian comedian and chanson singer Georg Kreisler.

[@brhodes0]

Two unskippable ads. Guess I’ll never know.

[@thesynthfloyd]

Mute without Alan Wilder is not Mute anymore