Also want to say that the interviewer is very professional and keeps the whole experience under control yet down-to-earth. Good job having this guy onboard PB, he's good.
This man talks so much sense, really inspires me to keep going in music production when i hear a D&B producer giving this kind of knowledge. Only two years in myself and still only see it as a hobby......no interest in being "famous" but obviously i'd like more people to be hearing my stuff and eventually get to the level of having tunes released on some of my favourite labels. Wicked masterclass guys, loving your videos lately. I'll be coming to PB at some point in the future, definitely.
i guess Im randomly asking but does anybody know of a method to log back into an Instagram account..? I was dumb forgot my account password. I would love any assistance you can offer me!
Haha, bit weird commenting on a vid from 10 yes ago but only just seen it.. Super interesting hearing the background and insights on Krusts approach to making music. Since way back, his tunes have always just sounded different, like he's coming at drum n bass from a different, wider angle. True creatives like this will always stand out among the 1000s content to endlessly recycle the same beats and sounds. Hearing about his approach to creating music makes so much sense! Explains why even his old tunes still sound fresh and have that mad raw energy 20-30 years on. Thanks point blank for the vid and thanks a million Krust for music.
Krust one of the pioneers of oldskool jungle, loved his collaborations with roni! Made some wicked tracks back in the day! Bristols pioneers of the jungle scene back then! Salute!!
true stories that is one of those epic 11 min drum n bass tunes that takes you on a journey i miss tunes like that in the drum n bass scene a lot of the songs are missing that soul and freedom to be different to many producers stick to the same form
Love the part that answers the question about how to get more feeling in the music one is making. I can say that the feeling is not immediately apparent. You have to believe in the project you are working on enough to see it through to mixdown and that is EXTREMELY difficult. There are so many aspects to "feeling" within a track, not limited to groove. That is only one ingredient. Honestly, most sense of feeling comes from ARRANGEMENT and effective transitions.
I concur! I innerstand. Perhaps more than most reading this could imagine. Over 20 years of record making VINYL...small business, however, business ALWAYS went into the right ear's hands. My own "authenticity" supported by future leaders of electronic music from 1st moment their souls felt my heart. The Prince Of Dance eLBee BaD... Krust laid alot out & so lovely he said it
Nice talk. Krust is on point with so many facets of today's music production. Inspiring. On a technical note, what was the microphone guy doing to the sound all the time? Fading it out, switching to room mic, then back to close mic again. lol.
Why does he say it took him a lot of work to create "Warhead", when he clearly ripped off the whole build-up and arrangement from "Mad Professor" by Roni Size?
I remember Warhead when it came out, I fucking hated it, it was boring same wob wob bassline. I was angry about it lol, a few times dancing to it and I really got it, so well produced..sounds so polished thats why it holds up today. Roni size timestretch, first track I bought, that intros still a bitch to mix, but that synth sound on the break...Iwas like 'what da fuck makes that sort of noise'
Vinyl bit is bollocks though, kids are getting into it, it does sound better than cassettes , an mp3 ripped from vinyl always sounds wicked to my ears, it just tightens up that organic sound, maybe bc it rejects some freq ? Either way Mp3 is obv king but Vinyl is picking up pace, spesh with the hipsters. Thing about Vinyl is it is visual and tangerable , it is amasing that that little needle thing makes music from that big round slab thing. That excites a young mind.
REEEEESPECT, Krustie. This tween doing the interview...nodding al "yeah, yeah, I know what you mean" is unqualified to do this work with people over 30. He just doesn't know the history beyond some shit google search. At least approach the interview with humility since you dont actually know shit.
Why are you sorry about your opinion? I'm one of his pupils and the things he teaches us in class is life changing. He helps people to fulfil their dream/potential with the things he says. He shows us the path. Right now Krust is saving lives as a speaker.
@@all.the.same.iProductions Yeah man, big up! I don't know if you are on Facebook but if you are, check his 'Power Hour' every Tuesday afternoon around 2.30 pm UK time.
Krust is one of the realest people out there! Big respect!
A truly Inspirational interview, a real pioneer and Legend of the uk music scene. Respect.
Also want to say that the interviewer is very professional and keeps the whole experience under control yet down-to-earth. Good job having this guy onboard PB, he's good.
Yeah, Krust is the man!
One of the most engaging interviews with Krust. Witchcraft still kicks it.
Great interview, the interviewer really let Krust speak, and he really opens up. Thanks for this. Brilliant producer/guy.
Krust is speaking some beautiful stuff. Love his philosophy on art
A man that is constantly pushing himself and educating. To have that kind of energy is really inspiring. Respect Krust ✊
This man talks so much sense, really inspires me to keep going in music production when i hear a D&B producer giving this kind of knowledge. Only two years in myself and still only see it as a hobby......no interest in being "famous" but obviously i'd like more people to be hearing my stuff and eventually get to the level of having tunes released on some of my favourite labels. Wicked masterclass guys, loving your videos lately. I'll be coming to PB at some point in the future, definitely.
Must be at your 8 year point now ? How's it going now ?
Weird coz I'm at my 2 year point now
i guess Im randomly asking but does anybody know of a method to log back into an Instagram account..?
I was dumb forgot my account password. I would love any assistance you can offer me!
Krust's 'True stories' Is my favourite electronic tune. Epic soundscape
Haha, bit weird commenting on a vid from 10 yes ago but only just seen it.. Super interesting hearing the background and insights on Krusts approach to making music. Since way back, his tunes have always just sounded different, like he's coming at drum n bass from a different, wider angle. True creatives like this will always stand out among the 1000s content to endlessly recycle the same beats and sounds. Hearing about his approach to creating music makes so much sense! Explains why even his old tunes still sound fresh and have that mad raw energy 20-30 years on. Thanks point blank for the vid and thanks a million Krust for music.
Krust one of the pioneers of oldskool jungle, loved his collaborations with roni! Made some wicked tracks back in the day! Bristols pioneers of the jungle scene back then! Salute!!
Jumping Jack frost played "Soul in Motion" on Kiss. Changed my life
Love this. Krust’s attitude is on point!❤
Nice to see a 40 yr old showing his thoughts and passion so openly. Obviously still working hard breaking ground.
true stories that is one of those epic 11 min drum n bass tunes that takes you on a journey i miss tunes like that in the drum n bass scene a lot of the songs are missing that soul and freedom to be different to many producers stick to the same form
Was talking about exactly that just a few days ago mate, glad to hear others thinking the same :)
What an absolute legend, so glad I caught this...
Best interview ever!...... Simple as that!
Tell them Krust, Tell them!!!
Passion and knowledge from a visionary artist. Excellent interview.
Bristol Massive, Represent!!!
Love the part that answers the question about how to get more feeling in the music one is making. I can say that the feeling is not immediately apparent. You have to believe in the project you are working on enough to see it through to mixdown and that is EXTREMELY difficult. There are so many aspects to "feeling" within a track, not limited to groove. That is only one ingredient. Honestly, most sense of feeling comes from ARRANGEMENT and effective transitions.
I concur! I innerstand. Perhaps more than most reading this could imagine. Over 20 years of record making VINYL...small business, however, business ALWAYS went into the right ear's hands. My own "authenticity" supported by future leaders of electronic music from 1st moment their souls felt my heart. The Prince Of Dance eLBee BaD... Krust laid alot out & so lovely he said it
absolute legend
i was there, doing lighting / projection at those parties.die,tommy b, krust,joe kennard, ronnie.
PROPER DAYS.............., good skills boys
Krustie is a national treasure
UK in the house.. Great interview and insight on how to succeed in life
big up krust & pointblank for this interview...
one of my favorite remixes ever is shy fx "this style" dj krust remix!!
DJ Krust reprazentin' !
Absolute legend, great story to hear.
Nice talk. Krust is on point with so many facets of today's music production. Inspiring.
On a technical note, what was the microphone guy doing to the sound all the time? Fading it out, switching to room mic, then back to close mic again. lol.
Really enjoyed, thank you!
WARHEAD HAS ONE OF THE BEST BUILD UPS EVER !!!
Major Triadz
BIG UP THE LEGEND KRUST INSPIRING AS FUCK #FULLCYCLE
Legend
That was good !
The dnb God!
what more can I say...................INSIGHT!!!
Fresh 4
It can NEVER be compared to the scene in the 90's when it all happened. It was AMAZING and I lost interest around 2000
True!
Wow, a music school that can't even properly mic up an interviewee.
Who else noticed that krust looks like Nigel Ben? Come on, let me know people hahaha 😂😆👊
Why does he say it took him a lot of work to create "Warhead", when he clearly ripped off the whole build-up and arrangement from "Mad Professor" by Roni Size?
Dick move man, dick move.
I remember Warhead when it came out, I fucking hated it, it was boring same wob wob bassline. I was angry about it lol, a few times dancing to it and I really got it, so well produced..sounds so polished thats why it holds up today.
Roni size timestretch, first track I bought, that intros still a bitch to mix, but that synth sound on the break...Iwas like 'what da fuck makes that sort of noise'
I got it straight away banger 🔥🔥🔥🔥
ERMMMMMM
Good but is he sponsored by Apple?
Why are they sitting on a couch like that? lol
Vinyl bit is bollocks though, kids are getting into it, it does sound better than cassettes , an mp3 ripped from vinyl always sounds wicked to my ears, it just tightens up that organic sound, maybe bc it rejects some freq ?
Either way Mp3 is obv king but Vinyl is picking up pace, spesh with the hipsters.
Thing about Vinyl is it is visual and tangerable , it is amasing that that little needle thing makes music from that big round slab thing. That excites a young mind.
Go home
REEEEESPECT, Krustie. This tween doing the interview...nodding al "yeah, yeah, I know what you mean" is unqualified to do this work with people over 30. He just doesn't know the history beyond some shit google search. At least approach the interview with humility since you dont actually know shit.
smart guy, but bit mad!
As a speaker Krust comes across as pretentious, fkn sorry.
Why are you sorry about your opinion? I'm one of his pupils and the things he teaches us in class is life changing. He helps people to fulfil their dream/potential with the things he says. He shows us the path. Right now Krust is saving lives as a speaker.
Jean Love hey that’s cool to hear. I think I made that comment, which I now take back, prior to hearing much of his signature work. ✌️
@@all.the.same.iProductions Yeah man, big up! I don't know if you are on Facebook but if you are, check his 'Power Hour' every Tuesday afternoon around 2.30 pm UK time.
Krust hasn't had a decent tune out in over 12 years.
Neither has your mum.