Tom Holkenborg (Junkie XL) The Future of FILM SCORING
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.พ. 2019
- In this episode Tom Holkenborg (Junkie XL) and I discuss The Future of FILM SCORING.
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Tom is awesome 👏 he’s the first major composer who allows you to take a peak at what’s going on behind the curtain ☝️🎶 awesome interview 👌
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@Blue Blubb are you kidding ? check out his youtube channel !
Massive fan of this guy back in the late 90s. I didn't know he was still doing things. I thought he was an electronic musician for a bit and then faded away. I've actually still been hearing his music in movies and didn't realize it. His Junkie XL stuff with Rudeboy from Urban Dance Squad was some of my favorite stuff back then. Melange, Billy Club, Roster... those songs were blowing my old Nissan up back then.
def beat - as well :)
Avengers Infinity War is the most ambitious crossover in history.. Rick Beato: Hold my guitar..
Wow, the fusion of my two favourite youtube channels right now....excellent!
TH-cam is arguably the greatest instructional vehicle of all time.
24:40......... YES! Experienced that same situation. "I want to go back to samples" after recording live orchestra with Prague Orchestra (and spending tons of money). I was dumbfounded. ughh.. This whole world of film scoring is a challenge.
Whoa, I never thought these two worlds would come together. This is like the nervous moment before your two groups of friends finally meet... and then everything goes great.
Haha yes I love that he just talks about 80s Miles for a few minutes!!! He's like "while I'm here with you Rick let me nerd out about jazz fusion for a little bit..."
I know haha! He’s talking to the right person :)
@@RickBeato I was waiting for him to bring up Aura, lol, but We Want Miles is an amazing record.
What was the live Miles Davis album he mentioned?
@@johnhume1 We Want Miles from like, 1981? Amazing album. So is Live Around the World from the end of the 80s. 80s Miles all day!
When you feel like you're sitting in a 3rd seat across from them, rather than behind the computer.. What a great down-to-earth interview!
First Warren, then Rick, it's like a dream :')
I agree! Both great interviews!
That's very cool of you Paul-Henry! Yes, Rick and Tom's v video was truly amazing!
Amazing interview, thank you for this!!! Much respect.
Thanks Nahre!
Thuis is so great! I remember seeing Tom with his band 'Weekend at Waikiki' at the OJC Staddijk, Nijmegen in the Netherlands. That was a long time ago (mid eighties I guess?). I still remember that concert and I went to see two or three concert each week and I forgot most of them, but not Weekend at Waikiki. So why do I remember that gig? I mean, I remember I thought it was great (even though I don't remember the music itself), I remember the name of the band (very important if you want a career) and I remember I had a wonderful evening and I really enjoyed myself.
Now, Tom Holkenborg is a very clever man. He is now and he was back then. What he did was quite simple. He just made sure I would never forget that gig, because he and his band changed the whole place. They used fake plants and camo nets and other stuff. Every band I saw there played on that same stage, under the same lights, in the same room. Tom and his friends changed all that, so I remember it even to this day.
I still use this story to tell young bands that they don't need thousands of euro's to be recognised. Again, I've seen many young bands, plenty of them were pretty good, but I forgot everything about it. I can't remember the songs of Tom's band, but atleast I remember it was good, I remember I had a wonderful time and, most importantly, I still remember the name of the band. And all because of such a simple Idea.
When Tom did his remix (?) of Elvis' 'A little less conversation', I thought that was great and I was truely proud of him. And now, with his film music, and not the dumbest movies either, in a very difficult world with a lot of competition...., man, that amazes me! The guy of Weekend at Waikiki.... I've had my dreams back then. Tom worked hard to live my dreams. He deserves it!
Thank you for the great interview, Rick!
.. and then there was of course Nerve! (this is where I saw TH in action - impressive)
He has the coolest walls ever. Also, I love the way the room sounds even though it's probably far from the standard "acoustically correct" sounding room.
What?? How had I not seen this??? Junkie XL 's channel is so cool!
His breakdown of Furiosa's Theme from a couple years back is still one of my favorite youtube videos to date.
James Bernard was the Dracula composer, and he had a long career after Dracula. He created many classic British film scores from the late 50s into the mid 70s, then made something of a comeback in his final years as a new generation discovered him. He's one of my favorite composers.
Raymond Castile me too! The Devil Rides out! What an amazing score! Check out my top 20 horror scores of all time on my channel! 😊
Just watching the ordinary conversation between two masterminds, laughing, cursing sometimes :) is such an amazing energy uplift :) thanks Rick, cheers!
I find myself smiling at this.
Check out Junkie's Spaghetti Carbonara episode. So great to see him so happy COOKING!
One of my favourite film scores is Tom's score on Black Mass! Just amazing!
What an amazing interview! Tom is just brilliant and shares such a wealth of knowledge and the same goes to Rick. You guys are simply the best! My favorite TH-cam channels
He's been upping his game lately. I wasn't a fan of his DC movies soundtracks (too much droning noise) but since Fury Road and lately, Mortal Engines and Battle Angle Alita, he's been crafting themes and memorable melodies channeling James Horner at times, he's going to be a Hollywood soundtrack composer in demand as he can sound classic and modern.
Great interview, Rick. Watched the whole way through. Heading over now to Junkie XL’s channel!
Thanks Jeff!
Good job Jeff
I dont mean to be so offtopic but does any of you know a method to log back into an Instagram account..?
I stupidly lost my password. I love any help you can give me!
@River Immanuel Instablaster :)
Musical giants. You Tube professors. Huge givers. Thank you gentlemen.
So much questions about actual film scoring solved!
Two of my favourites in a single TH-cam video.A great conversation indeed.Thanks,Rick!
I love seeing how much Rick is enjoying the convo!
So proud of our Dutchman ˆˆ
So many great Dutch musicians :-)
I just love this! Getting to hear Tom twice in a week with my favorite people! Thanks Tom and Rick❣️
I loved Warren's video with Tom as well! Double whammy!
Poor autofocus -too much interesting stuff in the picture ;)
A old interview but dam he is on fire with knowledge on this one
He was a member of the Dutch industrial rock band Nerve. Check out Blood and Gold (1995) His Big Beat adventure as Junkie XL is also totally worth listening to
Just an awesome conversation! Thank you!!!
Lovely to see two people together from whom ive learnt so much
Junkie XL and Rick is the man 🕺
Fantastic... I love the engagement of both in this interview. Rick, your expressions (empathy) are priceless. Great questions, great answers and insights. Just awesome. This is one that will stand up to repeat viewing for sure.
What a surprise! Great to see you both together for a very informative and fun interview!!! I have been following both of you guys for over a year now. Thank you for all that you share with us.
Thank you both for sharing your knowledge.
Awesome video by two amazing gentlemen. Thanks Rick!
Many thanks to you both for this. I've been learning so much from both your channels and...............now together!!! Great interview. 👍🏾
Hi Rick, I'm a new subscriber but I've been watching your videos for a long time. I would like to thank you for all this, it's unbelievable how much knowledge, information and inspiration you can get from people like you. I'm really looking forward to seeing the Junkie XL interview. Keep up the good work bro and thanks for the knowledge you bring to us. Much love from Germany
Wow. This video is amazing. Tom's channel is an amazing and the first channel that really breaks down film scoring in the most accessible way. It's a great analog to Rick's channel from the contemporary rock aspect. Thanks guys, this really means a lot to us. You guys are embracing the most valuable aspect that youtube provides - education. I would love a thousand more hours of this. Keep it up Rick!
Loved this interview so much! Thanks Rick!
What a great interview! Rick, Junkie, and the world’s loudest couch.
"Really good to meet you, sir!"
God.. I’m so so grateful for you and Tom. Thank God there are still super talented people yet super generous to share this gold & gems. Thank you, Rick!
It was really warm, as you call it. The fantastic atmosphere. Two guys just chatting about things they love. It really cool. Thank you for this interview and for your channel!
Wooooo! I loved so much to see both of you chatting! Thank you Rick snd Junkie XL!!! Your fan in Tokyo.
This interview is extremely insightful. Just from watching I feel like I'm in a university lecture about film scoring. Great stuff! Thank you tons, keep it coming!
Fantastic conversation. Thanks, Rick!
Im not sure the analogue revival is as recent as a lot of people think. Back in the 90s analogue synths where already back in vogue because people found the digital style "workstation" synths and the FM synths (which might as well have been digital since they involved a LOT of menu diving) sterile and uncreative, whereas the analogues had those magical filter knobs that gave those expressive sweeps popular in techno at the time. Aphex Twins Analogue Bubblebath really was where the whole movement started with Analogue and it never really went away. That was 1991, btw. That said back in the 90s there was still a LOT of analogue synths available on the second hand market. I picked up a Juno for about $200 and my trusty old Korg Polysynth (admittedly bit of a menu diver keyboard) for under $100
thank so much for this Rick...like you, Tom is one of the most generous out there giving us access such valuable lessons
2 of my Favorite Tutors on TH-cam! Your channels are Pure Gold for dudes like me.
Appreciate the efforts! Thanks a ton!
Brilliant interview! 35 minutes of inspirational joy for any composing musician regardless of musical background. All power to you both.
Thanks Rick (again) for letting me know more of Tom and his great work in film scoring. The fact that you make feel people close to the guests is simple proof that you're a great teacher and host. Great video!
Fantastic- Tom is a real treasure, and so open with his experience and work. Thanks Rick
What a great video, so inspiring - Thank you Rick and Tom.
thanks, rick - for the opportunity to watch this interesting video.
Great interview, and as a huge fan of Blade Runner I have to agree with Junkie. Slight mistake though: James Bernard (Dracula) was born in 1925 and passed away in 2001. In the electronic only film score genre, there's the quite visionary (for its time, 1956) and very avantgarde Forbidden Planet ;-)
I follow Junkie XL on Facebook... inspiring and informative!
Great video and interview thanks for this Rick! I'm already subscribed to him but great to hear him answering your questions directly!
Wow, I never heard of Tom. This is amazing. He seems like a down to earth person. Great interview... Thanks again
Check out Warren's video as well!
@@darlenesheffield9835 Im a big fan of Warren. Warren truly has helped me develop some mixing skills. Thank you
Fantastic. I consistently have the same experience with both of your videos: first, I think I’ll probably hear stuff I’ve heard before and then I’m totally blown away by brand new thoughts/techniques, etc. You guys are both outstanding and doing the Lord’s work out here. ✌🏼
Entirely grateful for the content you guys make.
Thank you Rick! and Tom. We are blessed. Love the coffee and wine on line purchasing. So true.
As a big fan of Rick Beato's channel, it's cool to know Junkie XL with all his accomplishments is watching along with me.
What a great video, so much enthusiasm en love for music, one of your best interviews yet!
What an amazing collab! Two modern geniuses!
Junkie XL is living my dream. Congrats for all your success!
I've been a fan of Junkie XL for almost fifteen years. Thanks, Rick.
Cool, new stuff to discover! I will subscribe to his channel.
Really interesting his comment on how modern scores are done to a super complex click. I guess that's the only way you could get extremely tight cues like that.
Wonderful video. Film scores, especially John Williams, was the first type of music that I fell in love with. It was also a great gateway for me into the larger world of classical/orchestral music.
Love this! Thanks so much to both of you.
This is by far the best interview and intervie I've seen in a long time!
Hammer House of Horror! Made their own genre and film style, sometimes really cheesy but so much fun to watch..
Two of my favourite TH-camrd together. Thank you both for that.
What an excellent interview...super-cool man...thanks so much, Rick!!! 💗💗💗
So good! Love Tom's channel. Such a talented, nice, and interesting guy. Great interview!
Thanks for this Rick. Tom shares so much. Great Interview.
Brilliant!! Both of you are legends!!
Hi Rick love your videos !!!! Can i make one suggestion, loose the auto focus, if you have a sit down wide shot like this frame up the shot manually, your not moving from the chairs so no need for focus adjustments. Cheers mate Your musical genius have inspired me.
One word, it’s AWESOME interview, thank you so much!
gr8 seeing them together: two of my fav TH-cam musical lighthouses (soundhouses?) . Thx guys! A special ❤ to Tom I had the pleasure to see on stage and meet backstage a long time ago, at the Paris Rex Club, when he was half part of Nerve... twas in the early 90s and I was in the indus-electronic-synth scene too
You might want to set your camera to manual focus, so the camera is not constantly hunting for its focus point. I had to stop looking at the video and just listen to the audio because that was distracting. Great interview, btw.
yep, always use manual focus on videos like that, especially when the thing the camera will eventually focus on is 20 feet behind you gents. They always focus on the thing in the middle of the screen.
wait so not everyones focus is on the flickering synths?
I agree.. Great content but I hate auto focus... It's hard to watch.. Great channel.. Cheers rick
It's almost as though the camera was naturally conflicted as to what to focus on - the two absolutely great guys in the fore, or the sheer awesomeness of the modular walls on display behind them. I mean, to be honest my brain was doing exactly the same thing :D
Great interview!
is trippy i like it, it suits them
great interview Rick thank you thats so cool you got to see his studio
This was absolutely fascinating, thank you. Subscribed to Tom's channel immediately.
Thank you for introducing me to a great person who is totally new to me! Up with this kind of thing on your channel!
Cool to see you and Tom together in a video! I love both of your TH-cam channels!
Thanks! Great testimony to what is youtube at its very best: educational and inspirational
Tom's TH-cam is excellent!!! You're one degree in separation away from Hans Zimmer, Rick!!!
Brilliant interview. I could listen to you guys for days. I bet the synergy between you two would be immens regarding scoring.
Another great video, Rick. Fantastic.
First Warren, now you. What a treat. :-)
I know one day between! Who is Junkie's Social Media guy! LOL!!
So glad you two got a chance to talk, JunkieXL is great! But man, I'm always in awe of that huge modular system...
Great chemistry between you two. Great vid. Thanks Rick.
Great interview Rick, what a top guy. Thanks.
Two of my favorites. Great interview
Great interview with Junky XL here! and he is dutch too, we're proud of him!
Rick and Tom. I love you guys.
What a great conversation between two super cool guys