that's what i always loved about synths, in any form, is each one is unique and there's usually a team of real people behind each individual one with their own spin on it. it makes the learning experience feel fresh every time you tackle a new one, whether it be the UI layout, wildly differing operation, etc. i've always known why i love synths and music hardware but you also put it into words quite nicely
This and the EBM video are sooo good. Hope you make more of these, I love watching the process, and trying to emulate some of the sounds with my own instruments is a great opportunity to get more familiar with their parameters!
I don’t know why this vid popped up but I absolutely love this tune! It sounds like something I would of bought on some obscure Belgium record label in the early 90’s
Some good videos. I love the up close and personal type video. I feel like your just talking to me. Plus you really go in depth into the production of the music. You are really helping us understand these techniques with some great creative and descriptive walk-thru lessons.
Or you can cover the easer head with tin foil. I used a bit of double sided sticky tape. This also lets you build up sounds on the tape since nothing is being erased. It can get messy sounding fast though.
*Man! I’m listening to this song in my home theater and it has so many interesting layers! 🏅🏆🎷🎸 I’m so glad I’ve found this channel. I’m using plugins but haven’t uploaded lately since I’m in the process of making industrial music.*
You kinda down play the window sill synth, but it seems to be a work horse and adds to the mix in a great way. Anyway, great track. Thanks for the content.
The Beast Lord on Vocals :D - outstanding lyrics - make me chuckle :) This isn't 'EBM' btw but reminds me of early 90s' Industrial - has hat aggro thing going on - nicely done.
Good videos, please keep making them, youtube is full of tutorials claiming to be EBM and related but they just sound like bad techno, your stuff has this punk vibe tha defines the genre.
Wow Jed - I love your music and your approach to music making! Your Pearly Dew Drops tutorial was a perfect appreciation of one of the best songs ever written! Love this synth jam too. I owned a Roland SH101 when they first came out in the early 80's (why did I get rid of it?). I used it through a very gnarly analogue delay unit - I'm going to have to get one again some day!). Why would anyone hate the Micro Korg? It sounds awesome! Everyone should have a cheap virtual analogue in their set up! I've got an Akai Miniak which fulfils the same function - it has incredible sounds for the money. Keep up the good work 😀
can you include a pattern sequence diagram in the future for the kick, clap, snare, high hats and basslines? That is what I have the most trouble programming for EDM and industrial music.
Thats sick! One question: if i wnat to add another shs 101 for example or any other cv gated synth, do i use the same cv track of Analog Four or what else? I knw there is a splitter for cv outs on A4, but where do i make the pattern fro the second cv outs? thanks
@@whatistau sorry I’ve actually never tried that, only had it sending cv gate via one and clock via another. I think you can only have one sequence coming from the cv track at a time. You can get around this by for example programming something into the sh101s load/play feature and just send it clock.
@@whatistau yeah if you get splitter leads you could do that, and actually i think there may be a way to make your other onboard tracks 1 2 3 or 4 to spit out cv info rather than inbuilt syntnengine. I'll check next time i plug it in!
@@jeddyeval im thinking of using it as my main 808 style sequencing tool, for sh 101 and another cv synth. and the rest of 3-4 midi tracks for a percussion from any mutitimbral synth of inbuilt engine.
An amazing song!! It reminds me of the old Signal Aout 42 albums from the 80's. But for me the screaming effects of the loop tape are excessive and out of tune with the rest. I would rather choose other sounds or maybe sampled radio or television voices. It would be nice if you put out an album as it sounds great and reminds me of my 80's when EBM had its best moments.
yes for sure, i would reccomend the Roland Cloud for making stuff like this. Perhaps some drum machine sample packs too that you can click and drag into you DAW
Thankyou! Yes I’m going to release it under a new artist name eventually. This take was all done live straight into Logic and did some minor compression and eq.
are the drums from the drum machine or did you find those drum samples?and where the kick snare lazers and hats are exactly what im looking for but cant find
Hey I made them with the Analog Four - it has lots of presets that are created using its subtractive synth engine but you can achieve these sounds with a lot of free drum machine sample packs form the net. Google free drum bundle drum machine sample packs and you should find lots of free downloads. Its all about the processing though and how you program them. Lots of short reverb tails on kicks and snares and a bunch of distortion and crunching up the samples.
Hey friend, thanks a lot, the samples are actually stock presets that came with the Analog Four - the only thing I’ve edited about them is running the snare through the A4’s reverb send and made a very short decay to emulate a gated reverb. I’ve also run the hihats and snare sounds through the delay send with a dotted 8th note pattern dialed in for the repeats, which I’ve darkened with the lowpass filter. Hope this helps! Cheers
In the vocals section... we learn how much easier it is to Brap now than when Skinny Puppy started haha Edit: I've always been just a basic guitarist with a LOVE for Industrial and recently trying to figure out how to get those classic bass synth arpeggiated sounds and other sort of sounds made by bands like Ministry, NIN, Skinny Puppy, My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult... I decided to buy a Native Instruments package with Massive etc and I feel like I can't come across any of these style of tones in the presets. Would you consider doing a video doing a video on how you craft them from the bottom up?
Perfect! Sound like WaxTrax Records 1990
Reminds me a lot of Front Line Assembly's early material e.g. State of Mind. Well done.
that's what i always loved about synths, in any form, is each one is unique and there's usually a team of real people behind each individual one with their own spin on it. it makes the learning experience feel fresh every time you tackle a new one, whether it be the UI layout, wildly differing operation, etc. i've always known why i love synths and music hardware but you also put it into words quite nicely
incredible mate, thank you for making vids for these genres. There aren't a lot step by step videos for these kind of genres.
Vocals are hilariously brilliant. Thank you for this
This and the EBM video are sooo good. Hope you make more of these, I love watching the process, and trying to emulate some of the sounds with my own instruments is a great opportunity to get more familiar with their parameters!
All the darkness screaming out from your cold dead heart... Love that crazy shit man. NEED MORE.
I love the music (Industrial, New Wave, other electronic bizarre), and I love to see work put in it (music).
Awesome track, and the strings with the vocal just blend, also gave me flash backs of the late 90's.
I don’t know why this vid popped up but I absolutely love this tune! It sounds like something I would of bought on some obscure Belgium record label in the early 90’s
Ai 🤖 😬
Congrats on that! Well explained and well executed. Thank you!
Stumbled across your channel and you've definitely helped me and others with making sense of a workflow outside of a DAW, thank you man
Some good videos. I love the up close and personal type video. I feel like your just talking to me. Plus you really go in depth into the production of the music. You are really helping us understand these techniques with some great creative and descriptive walk-thru lessons.
Or you can cover the easer head with tin foil. I used a bit of double sided sticky tape. This also lets you build up sounds on the tape since nothing is being erased. It can get messy sounding fast though.
*Man! I’m listening to this song in my home theater and it has so many interesting layers! 🏅🏆🎷🎸 I’m so glad I’ve found this channel. I’m using plugins but haven’t uploaded lately since I’m in the process of making industrial music.*
Stunning
More!
You make it look easy
Hahaha "Kill Kill Kill Die!"... Mozart himself would weep at such lyrical eloquence.
Haha
You bring me back to my teen years. Loved that sound. From Belgium using an MPC Live 2 and an MS-1.
Love it, as usual. You're making me want to plug up my Elektrons again! The tape loop stuff is really cool. EDIT: wow, your vocals kick ass!
love your channel... Rock on!
This is awesome buddy, keep up the good job !
This is proper Moonraker material! Well done mate!
That's pretty stellar!
Großartig!
You kinda down play the window sill synth, but it seems to be a work horse and adds to the mix in a great way.
Anyway, great track. Thanks for the content.
The Beast Lord on Vocals :D - outstanding lyrics - make me chuckle :) This isn't 'EBM' btw but reminds me of early 90s' Industrial - has hat aggro thing going on - nicely done.
17m it sounds exactly like Nitzer Ebb
Nice job!
Dope man thank you!
me gusta mucho ... thanks
Damn mate this sounds solid af
Man, where are you? I really love your guides and music and miss it.
hey friend. I'll be back soon. It;s been three years lol thanks for your support
Love your baselines, very aggressiv sounding!
Good videos, please keep making them, youtube is full of tutorials claiming to be EBM and related but they just sound like bad techno, your stuff has this punk vibe tha defines the genre.
Yes, this chan nails it pretty perfect.
this sounds like ebm-aggrotech.
Not really hearing coldwave but i love aggrotech too so bangerz!
Loved every second of it mate.
Someone knows a VST for use in Ableton similar to the guy use in this video? Thaanks! Dopee music!
thanks for sharing
Thank you for an awesome tutorial !!
I’m loving these!!! Great Stuff
Awesome job brotha!
This is so awesome!! Thank you so much for doing this!
Great video!! Waiting for the next video!!
Perfect
this is really good!
Doing a pretty good Raymond Watts impression on those vox ngl
This rules so hard
Wow Jed - I love your music and your approach to music making! Your Pearly Dew Drops tutorial was a perfect appreciation of one of the best songs ever written! Love this synth jam too. I owned a Roland SH101 when they first came out in the early 80's (why did I get rid of it?). I used it through a very gnarly analogue delay unit - I'm going to have to get one again some day!). Why would anyone hate the Micro Korg? It sounds awesome! Everyone should have a cheap virtual analogue in their set up! I've got an Akai Miniak which fulfils the same function - it has incredible sounds for the money. Keep up the good work 😀
Great stuff! Thankx for sharing
Awesome man!! 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🎹
More please 🎉🎂🎉🎂🎉🎉
Fantastic!
Нормальный олдскул!
Sounds like a German techno 🥁🥁🥁🥁🚀hard….the microkorg is cute maybe and keep doing you 👊🏾👊🏾
LOVE THESE.
So rad \m/
Thanks
can you include a pattern sequence diagram in the future for the kick, clap, snare, high hats and basslines? That is what I have the most trouble programming for EDM and industrial music.
like goa trance, like it
Great !!!!
Sooo cool
Nice Hord bassline
Man I'm in love with your videos, so helpful, I'm just wondering how can I find those drums sounds ( kick, snare, hats..) tks a lot.
Best!
Muy buen trabajo!!!!👍💪
Saludos desde Argentina
Awesome!
Insaine!!! 😂 just like me at 1992! 😂
Awesome
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Love your work mate ? Melbourne based ?
haha sounds like new beat... mdr fcng grt!!!"
Thats sick! One question: if i wnat to add another shs 101 for example or any other cv gated synth, do i use the same cv track of Analog Four or what else? I knw there is a splitter for cv outs on A4, but where do i make the pattern fro the second cv outs? thanks
@@whatistau sorry I’ve actually never tried that, only had it sending cv gate via one and clock via another. I think you can only have one sequence coming from the cv track at a time. You can get around this by for example programming something into the sh101s load/play feature and just send it clock.
@@jeddyeval that is one way, right! i wonder if you have 4 cvg outputs running two synths, you probobally need two cv gate tracks
@@whatistau yeah if you get splitter leads you could do that, and actually i think there may be a way to make your other onboard tracks 1 2 3 or 4 to spit out cv info rather than inbuilt syntnengine. I'll check next time i plug it in!
@@jeddyeval im thinking of using it as my main 808 style sequencing tool, for sh 101 and another cv synth. and the rest of 3-4 midi tracks for a percussion from any mutitimbral synth of inbuilt engine.
👍👍👍
An amazing song!! It reminds me of the old Signal Aout 42 albums from the 80's. But for me the screaming effects of the loop tape are excessive and out of tune with the rest. I would rather choose other sounds or maybe sampled radio or television voices. It would be nice if you put out an album as it sounds great and reminds me of my 80's when EBM had its best moments.
what setting you use on vE-20
can we make this music with only softwares? (with no hardwares, im broke sorry)
yes for sure, i would reccomend the Roland Cloud for making stuff like this. Perhaps some drum machine sample packs too that you can click and drag into you DAW
Lol savage vocals!
ok, when is the vinyl release? Did you record it multitrack and mixed it all later?
Thankyou! Yes I’m going to release it under a new artist name eventually.
This take was all done live straight into Logic and did some minor compression and eq.
are the drums from the drum machine or did you find those drum samples?and where the kick snare lazers and hats are exactly what im looking for but cant find
Hey I made them with the Analog Four - it has lots of presets that are created using its subtractive synth engine but you can achieve these sounds with a lot of free drum machine sample packs form the net. Google free drum bundle drum machine sample packs and you should find lots of free downloads. Its all about the processing though and how you program them. Lots of short reverb tails on kicks and snares and a bunch of distortion and crunching up the samples.
Excellent mate. Where do you get your drum samples? They’re exactly what I’m looking for.
Hey friend, thanks a lot, the samples are actually stock presets that came with the Analog Four - the only thing I’ve edited about them is running the snare through the A4’s reverb send and made a very short decay to emulate a gated reverb. I’ve also run the hihats and snare sounds through the delay send with a dotted 8th note pattern dialed in for the repeats, which I’ve darkened with the lowpass filter. Hope this helps! Cheers
In the vocals section... we learn how much easier it is to Brap now than when Skinny Puppy started haha
Edit: I've always been just a basic guitarist with a LOVE for Industrial and recently trying to figure out how to get those classic bass synth arpeggiated sounds and other sort of sounds made by bands like Ministry, NIN, Skinny Puppy, My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult... I decided to buy a Native Instruments package with Massive etc and I feel like I can't come across any of these style of tones in the presets. Would you consider doing a video doing a video on how you craft them from the bottom up?
We should talk....
Ched makes noids
goa patterns
Is that a wig?
Thanks for your useless comment on my appearance. I've got curly hair, get over it.
The lyrics are funny
Yep
Grrrrrrrrreaaaaat!
gets too muddy sounding at times. the levels need to adjusted
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