At CDM’s inaugural live event in Berlin, Detroit producer and DJ Alan Oldham, a.k.a. DJ T-1000 spoke about his approach to production, while showcasing some of his techniques using the MASCHINE MIKRO.
Talking to CDM‘s Peter Kirn at Maze club in Berlin, Alan Oldham breaks down his approach to performing live, showing in action his style and approach to using the MASCHINE MIKRO.
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