Why Analog Music Sounds So Good
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2023
- Follow Robin Danehav and Mattias Olsson on a deep dive into the world of analog music creation in this film recorded at the Roth Händle Studio in Stockholm, Sweden - where he has collected analog music gear during the last 30+ years.
This is a story about creativity and integrity whether you make music, animate cartoons or paint with acrylic paint.
I'm proud to announce that this film is sponsored by Soundtoys.
Soundtoys is an audio effects creator and a fanatic collector of analog gear - perhaps even more than Mattias! It's one of the reasons why their effects plug-ins sound so good. Soundtoys' meticulous study of these classics has merged the color, character, and quirks of analog with modern features that are impossible in the original hardware units. So when it comes to digital or analog, Soundtoys plug-ins are the best of both worlds.
If you want to do what Mattias is doing, but on a computer without collection all of this crazy gear - Enter code MATTIAS15 and get 15% off analog-inspired plug-ins at www.soundtoys.com through October 30. Not valid on gift cards or Soundtoys 5 Academic.
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So happy you are here watching this. Any thoughts? Ideas? Did you get inspired to do something? Please let me know here in the comments 🙏
I wish there was a less buzzy way of describing it besides "analog music creation," which just sounds like another social media trend to jump on board, but I do enjoy watching glorious weirdo Mattias working his magic. His creativity philosophy is exactly what young youtube music makers need to hear rather than more "This is the secret trick to correctly and properly record and mix a hit!" nonsense. Just turn everything up to 7!
@@brentsmith9411 WOW Thank you, I love this comment! And I totally agree with you that the whole youtube culture of "THIS IS HOW TO DO THIS" is sort of sad. We need more creative weirdos willing to try new things and explore what's possible. Hopefully this works as a counter weight :)
And yeah, the title.... It's also a thing, that to get any views you have to make the title super clear while also (sometimes in the most crude ways) stir up some sort of curiosity gap to get people to click it. I would have loved to put the actual film title on there "The unexpected turns of analog sound", but that wouldn't probably work since it's a bit more complex. Sad but true. But if you have a great suggestion - I'd be happy to consider it! Thanks again!
It is my pleasure to not only call Mattias my bandmate in the Devil’s Staircase but also my friend. I see him as family, and this captures the magic of entering his creative space. As a song writer, it is always thrilling to hear what he will send when I ask him to play drums on a track, knowing there will be so much more. Creativity and integrity is exactly right.
Haha I can imagine what comes back will always be the thing you would never be able to expect :) Thank you for watching!
Roth Handle Studios is a magic place where I’m always happy to spend time. Mattias creativity and love for exploring sounds is as amazing every visit. It’s i possible to capture it all, but you did a wonderful job documenting this peice of it!!
Thank you so much! It was an absolutely amazing experience to spend a day there and being in this space just nerding out on everything. Everyone should get to do that at some point their life :)
This was an absolutely fantastic film! I've known Mattias for quite a few years, to be able to see the master in his workshop was an insightful and visual treat.
Thank you! So happy you watched and enjoyed it. What do you think the follow up film should be about? :)
Great storytelling and cinematography, as well as sounds used and editing and as far as analig music stuff this is one of the coolest videos i ever seen
This was just sooo awesome! Love how Mattias thinks and works. And a very well made documentary! Awesome!
A very enjoyable little film, a quick glance round my music room shows most of my gear is on 5 - I knew I'd been doing something wrong! 😀
Time to turn them up aaall the way 🤪
And thank you for watching!
Great!
Thank you!
so good!
ANALOG.....GIVE A DAMN!!!!!!!!❤
Otroligt ❤️
Jag är beredd att hålla med! :D
Dette var moro å se! Hva med en oppfølger, en del 2 med mer musikk og mer fortellinger om instrumentene? Denne filmen fortjener et stort publikum, måtte algoritmene stå deg bi.
Tack x 1000! Det är faktiskt en bra idé med en sån uppföljare, jag ska lägga till den på listan 🙌☺️
That’s awesome! Feel free to reach out.
Anytime!
ngl dude no cap the only analog stuff I have rn are Moogs synth tbh
That's a good start though :)
I'm thinking about getting a Warm Audio EQPWA as a Pultec clone to go with my Moogs @@storybydanehav
maybe a analog hardware vari-mu tube comp@@storybydanehav
thats the most 1996 song ever
Haha spot on 😂
SYNTHETIC SOUNDS SUCK.