Tech Talk: Peter van Hoesen (Electronic Beats TV)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
- Belgian techno producer Peter Van Hoesen deliver a masterful Tech Talk for you on Telekom Electronic Beats TV. Watch as he drops some science in regards to his amazing studio set-up and workflow. Plus, get an insight into his current adoration for modular rigs and how he using them in his music.
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Actually, the most important piece of the equipment in this studio is PVH.
Exactly my setup
I wish.
YEP!
Wow. A real pro of the game; amazing studio and you can tell he has assessed every possible avenue to give him some great sounds and enable music-making to be a very fun experience.
Won't the Trinnov introduce latency into the monitoring system? Curious how you work with that in a production setting. I understand the mixing and mastering uses
exactly my thoughts, not so bad with modular wiggling, but surely trying to play transient stuff in time would be a pain
Cool.
amazing sound. I found the 1st and last track as featured in this programme but no one has yet mentioned the title of the central musical piece between 2:55 and 6:45. The other 2 tracks were released in 2016 and 2017 so I assumed the middle one would be too. However going through a lot of released material, I wasn't able to dig it out...anyone in the know?
Excellent. Really valuable piece of content. Thanks T E B.
Peter van Hoesen ... master at work. Great to see such an insight. deeply hooked, thank you for the music Peter, thank you elect. beats for bringing that to the crowd
What is the name of the last track?
We have another Make Noise fan. :)
This man …… 😊
Same here, love my hardware and also use the computer as a 'tape machine'. I have tried to write music on the computer but just can't get a good flow happening. I love to play as I create in one big tweak-flow 😎
holotropik
A true Master
Invaluable. Thank you for your insights and your equipment preferences you shared. I agree it's best to work away from the computer and have everything finished before you get to Protools as much as possible. Staring at screens sucks away all the creativity and is bad for people in general. I love your studio, excellent choices on all the gear.
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Good advice on PC Exclusion, I am on my way to being 100% PC free for recording. But can't let go of the PC when it comes to mixing.
Oh ein Tegeler Compressor. Auch sonst ein schön eingerichtetes und übersichtliches Studio.
Wow, great guy and amazing studio!
Thanks guys for all your amazing Tech Talk vids
cool video what stand is he using for the modular
Legend
Great inspiration!
Another great video. Any plans (or may I suggest) on making a Tech Talk with Boris Brejcha? That would be interesting ;)
Cool
I totally agree! Except for modular which I use to fuck stuff up mostly....Sampling is the most important thing for me or people our age who need tactile results that can be stitched together etc is very important to me and the sound design as well as the arrangements. Yes? Peace Whatch my movie on Netflix ....called “Curse of the man who sees Ufos “ ps I don’t really care for make noise or euro rack stuff but I due use a lot of modular in my rig for noises that aren’t typical or in tune but are organized in a very complex fashion. I call it Strangovision ✌🏻👽🎶🎶🎶👍🏻🛸Christo
Great very inspired I have his albums
What's the track playing at minute 4:00?
"my eyes hurt i dont run software" literally giant fucking computer screen running protools and ableton in rewire...
First Class sound
very very cool.
Top
What a beautiful studio. I hate to ask but... what is the second track playing at the 3 minute mark? I don't recognise it.
And people say why you buy a roland or a synth ? With a laptop you can produce music good look i not can have my sound with ableton only i always try samples and are very boring... Big peter!!
He uses a $1,000 synth just for sequencing...
Can you blame him when he has that modular setup?
the sequencing is equally important as the sound. could argue about the price bit tho.
so ?
did he replace the knobs underneath the display on the KORG Prophecy??
What was the name of that console. I could not understand what he said the name was. Thanks
Love his tunes. What a vibey and fresh looking studio too! Thanks again EB!
I’d like to know about that 4 tier keyboard stand.
Hm wow, these tech talks are awesome. would love to have more "how i do" than "what i use" but gear is fine too, i like gear, esp make noise.
Top dog!
Excellent insight into PVH's music making. That room correction system looks very interesting.
opuswerk he has another interview where he describes see ing a synth pop band as a kid on Eurovision song contest ,age 5 or so. Hooked. I had the same iove,life changed that day. When Gary numsn ,facing away at an angle holding Mic stand glanced and I heard ..it's cold outside ....then turned away,mind truly blown . I mentioned it to someone at school next day to much ridicule 're liking the freak ,it was love with synthesizer music ,,i am not into anything that's not electronuc ,i won't apologise,the infinite nature of techno,every dsy i hear a sound that ive never heard before. The sendai system policy one,PvP mis actually seems almost painful , can feel a differrng sensation in last 7,8nears than of old ,old school is not bettef ,no matter what anyone says !
Brilliant! K43
wizard
Where IS the studio?
very cool and informative
what the track 3.00 ??? anyone
can you post the track IDs please?
Repin the Yamaha fb - 01 !
Hardware looks so fun
Peter Bagins
Amazing workflow
F L A W L E E S !
anyone knows what mixing desk he is using? he mentions it but i could not get the name
Check out apb-dynasonics.
thanks!
Track id please (0:00 - 2:46)
Peter Van Hoesen - Quadra
Track ID around 7:03 7:09?
Got it, it's Oscar's blood.
Gear envy 😎
It's called GAS (Gear Acquisition Syndrome). Mentioned often over on the Keyboard Corner Forum here.
forums.musicplayer.com/ubbthreads.php/ubb/postlist/Board/18/page/1
It is actually Ableton so good ?
It's widely the most popular DAW nowadays, if i'm not wrong.
I use FL Studio and, at this moment, it provide what i need to what i want to do (at the moment..).
But really, i mean... i don't know if it's because it's just popular among producer or it's the more "effective" DAW or whatever. I just don't get it.
According to what i've seen, gradually, the developers tend "copy" their own software.
I think that the majority of DAWs, today, are able to offer to the people the enought tolos to make good music, and that's why i dont understand why so many people uses the same program having so many alternative options over there.
It really doesnt matter what DAW you use these days. FL, Ableton, Logic etc are all high quality industry standard DAWs. Its all a matter of preference and what workflow you like the most. So try all of them and see which one you like working on the most.
They are all amazing, I think Ableton is probably the best for Live performance and also their time-stretching ability is pretty amazing. i personal use Logic because its cheap only $200.00 and it has a lot of virtual instruments and plug-ins. You almost can't go wrong these days they are all great.
I tried FL studio , too complicated for me , still have it in my computer but switched to Ableton
Would someone care to enlighten me how these guys manage to afford such amazing studios just from releasing music?
I'd imagine most of them were born into money.
The process of record producing is a necessary step to play around, and being credible, and gathering follow up from a live point of view brings in some necessary monetary bacground which enables to push further the personal desire to make music... some are indeed born into money, most are struggling, but some manage to focus on something more than spending money on cars and iphones...
If you have a 15k studio full of vintage analog synths, you are not struggling. If you're making beats in Ableton with a Midi controller on a 5 year old Macbook, you're probably struggling.
The most amusing part is that very rarely does the music made with the 15k studio sound much better than bedroom producers with Ableton. It's another case of the privileged bourgeois taking a subculture and fetishizing the tools of it's trade in an attempt to seem relevant.
Luckily you can just ignore them though, there's always good music being released by people other than trendy yuppies.
might take some time to build such a space rocket... visited his previous studio back in the days and it was already built on a effective way. I guess he's spending his booking fees in what he loves and he totally deserves this
Thank you for the insight Philippe. You are the first to answer my question clearly. It sounds like DJ booking fees is a common way for producers to pay their rent, is that right?