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Been getting into my own music production in the last year using Reaper, im a metalhead but i always gravitate to the 90s industrial sounds in my own work. Your videos keep popping up in my various searches and i always give them a watch. Love the hella detailed history lessons and how you connect the dots between the equipment and the bands and sounds we all love!!

thank you for your couple videos around indus synth, its very helpful

Excellent! Ty!!!

Trent has stated in interviews the the Moog Voyager has also been a huge part of his sound design and music.

The Moog was never affordable - even less so now!

The absolutely are the best (and criminally underrated) industrial bands of all time. Truly one of a kind

Skinny Puppy was in a league of their own. 1986 release of Perpetual Intercourse and tour hooked me.

Two Vancouver bands on the list...Pretty proud

Distortion, delay, reverb + metallic and world drum kits = industrial music (oversimplified, i know). 🤔 Good video 👍

I have a question what synth was used to write the Mortal Kombat theme song?

Might have been nice to hear a sample of the tracks in question so those unfamiliar might get what you're talking about. I was in a different phase in the '80s, but remember some Skinny Puppy back in the day. Later on, I got more into the genre, but never really went down their path. But, naming those songs and the instrument used means nothing without hearing it.

Damon Edge of Chrome was known for using a Moog Liberation. And for those that say Chrome wasn't "industrial" they had the elements of it. Processed drums, distorted vocals, heavy guitar, sounds off the TV...

My brother LOVED skinny puppy before he died. I haven't heard anyone talk about SP in years

_You never disappoint. Very cool sounds these guys made. 🏅⭐️ As a solo artist coming from a band format, it’s different doing all instruments by yourself. These guys were champs!_

Bro, when I see your videos pop up, the dopamine hits like no other.

Skinny Puppy and OhGr got me more interested in synths, drum machines, and messing around with various software in the early 00s.

I think the virus B was used more than it got credit for. Massive synth.

I see that Waldorf, Yamaha, Korg and Bands like LeatherStrip, FunkerVogt, Wumpscut and VAC are getting no love on this channel. Bands like Front 424 Ministry, Skinny Puppy NIN are WAY over played and over rated.

TR's said that his mini moog has been used on every project he's ever done.

The Korg MS-20 has definitly on this list also.

A vid well worth expanding upon with the early digital synths used by 242, Puppy, slightly latter (Kawai K1 Clock DVA), etc. And the close next gen bands such as Chemlab doing everything on their first ep and first album just only with a single EMax and 16 Volt’s early stuff relying on an Ensoniq EPS.

Ill use vst but them sample it in to my s950 or emu emax hd. Put that analog sample played in midi the l and r into one channel of my 8 track. Chefs kiss until i can get me more synths i got some copys but i want a real dx and a prodigy

SP is definitely the best industrial band, I agree! I had at one point, three ESQ-1s, which they used extensively... now I only have two. I also have a Lexicon PCM 41 which they drenched all their tracks in, it's what Ogre used on his vocals, you can see it live on "Ain't It Dead Yet?", he's got it on a little snare stand or something. I got to see them on their farewell tour in Boston, very grateful for that, they will always be my favorite band.

1:11 Orchestra hit orch 2 sample from cmi was sampled from stravinsky firebird suite was first used in afrika bambattas planet rocket and every other 80s hip hop new jack swing and pop to janet and paula abdul to new kids on the block all had the orchestra hit

Jesus built my hot rod

Great video as usual. May I suggest a deep dive series on trademark albums like Too Dark Park, Front By Front, Land Of Rape And Honey, Pretty Hate Machine etc? Would be really interesting to get to know the gear the bands used along with some fun facts. Oh, and don't forget Caustic Grip my all time fave industrial record!

No WASP? Bummer

So glad i stumbled upon this channel man.Great content consistently 🔥

Dude, please check out Blood II The Chosen game soundtrack, kinda of NIN like.

Another great video, thanks for going the extra mile with all the background research Side note: I think I Trent say in an interview somewhere that if there was a bassline in a NIN song apart from the rare occasions it was a bass guitar it was pretty much always a Moog

Skinny Puppy was big on Ensoniq products for a good while there.

Oh my god I needed this

Thx

Crazy how expensive those machines where back in the day

Oooooo I got a little paraphonic moog last year maybe re-listening to some old Skinny Puppy albums can give me some ideas... ...as if I needed an excuse :D

Your videos are tremendous

Funny that “the Multimoog was used by many artists”. Apparently, there were only 1000 made. I have two. Though the Multi came out before midi was a thing, it was designed with lots of in and out jacks, making it possible for two Multis to be connected in and triggered from one keyboard. The pressure sensitive keyboard functions very well. Add a voltage control pedal and you can get the Multimoog to do a few extra “secret” tricks.

Any chance you could cover the recording techniques of the British electronic group Coil?

I bought the Sequential Pro One instead. I have the Atari 1040Ste Skinny Puppy used at Subconscious Studios. And I have a second Atari 1040Ste. We used the Microwaves. I had an Ensoniq SQ-1, SQ-80 and EPS because Moev had one. I’m not sure whether Cevin still has the MASOS sampler from Ensoniq still- a Mirage. Those are the mid -eighties in Vancouver, BC, Canada

Cool video.

Wow wtf

DX7= 9" Nails

Skinny Puppy, my personal favorite. Love Warlock, and Dig it the best. So their album "Mind: The Perpetual Intercourse", ranked the best album by me. 😎

Once again love your vids, but I’d like to say thanks for giving Skinny Puppy the credit they well deserve. Many times they get looked over, they are the Kraftwerk of industrial music, no one else was really doing what they did. Been a fan since 1986, sad they are no longer doing material. But I did manage to catch the farewell tour.

What a fantastic video. Thanks for making TH-cam worthwhile

Finally a solid channel focused on an industrial music 💪

I had a Kawai K4 at least 🙂 FLA is one of my all time favorites, Ministry I only like Twitch that's when I discovered them. Skinny has a ton of good songs as well. Nowadays theres thousand bands out there and there is much good stuff to choose from when you're into 'synth' music, and a whole bunch of music videos as well 🙂

It's not even close to industrial. Hey, where is Throbbing Gristle, SPK and other?

I agree. Skinny Puppy is the best industrial group in my opinion too.

Great video. for SP I was wondering if you were going to mention the Pro One