Mattokind: Reconstruct
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 เม.ย. 2018
- For many musicians, translating tracks from studio creations to stage performances requires practice, perseverance and creativity. Check out how the Berlin-based duo Mattokind rose to the challenge.
Learn more:
www.ableton.com/en/blog/matto...
Keep up with Mattokind on Spotify, Instagram and their website:
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Learn more about drummer Jörn Bielfeldt on his website:
www.jbxdr.com/
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Complete freedom in creativity is the key to success 👍🖤
idk about success necessarily, if you have both you're very lucky... but I'd say freedom in creativity is the key to happiness in whatever profession you pursue.
That last song was like goosebumps... It was a definitely long time since this Art hit the soul... So beautiful so amazing, wish that there be more of Mattokind beautiful Art❤️
I can tell the videographer had fun with this. Nice work.
Awesome people! beautiful cinematography!
I love these guys
Very nice guys!! The Drummer on point.
keep going on. music is always a journey. I wish you the best!!! BTW. Cool sounds...
Very soulful, thank u
AH THIS WAS AWESOME
Fantastic
Good stuff!
Good stuff
THIS VIDEOS ARE RLLY INSPIRING !!!!
6min, what is the thing under the laptop please ?
a thunderbolt - USB hub
7:13
Great music it reminds me a bit of floating points
a mix of FP and Efterklang
Yeah! :-)
at 09:42 they were using Pro Tools, blasphemy!!!
more than blasphemy, painful ! ;)
Yeah Red-BULL too
umm all that lwad up and u barely show the performance.. ok..
blackl1steddrums it's in another video on the Ableton channel
they were homeless?
Must have been a stressful time for them, trying to find a home for their 808, their piano, and their minimoog, poor guys.
Don't forget the UAD and 🎻
Being homeless is not just living on the streets, maybe they where living with friends or saving to buy a house or many other reasons...Think, don't judge.
Eddie Boyle are you homeless?
No Nick.
Remember when music was fun and spontaneous?
its still spontaneous, you just never saw all this behind the scenes shit before, it usually goes like this for the musicians, so that the public enjoys it more :)
I've never seen a band rehearsing?! The problem is that when you program anything beforehand, it doesn't matter how you trigger it, it isn't the same as playing an instrument live. That is the problem "computer" music must solve.
I meant recording. They are still playing live, they just have background music playing, that they composed beforehand . Even that they are paying attention and choosing when/if to trigger or not, it is spontaneous.
Theres a drummer, a violinist, and consider Push2 as a synthesizer.
Now i get what you mean, I prefer live instruments as well, but you said spontaneous, and this can be fun and spontaneous man, trust me.
OK I will trust you. It may be fun for the trigger pushers, but the "performance" at the end of this little series of vids was sterile and uninspiring. My point is in a "live performance" I want some performance, some drama, not people looking down at a table pushing buttons on very expensive boxes.
Yeah, about this one I get ya, this was kinda unprofessional and a bunch of moody artists. As of the drama and performance I think it really depends on what you go to see man, its of subject. It could be people looking down at their guitars or synths and pushing buttons, it doesn't make it different just because it looks real.
Im a guitarist myself, and a producer for the past 2-3 years, I used to see things the way you do but getting behind the scenes on this changed my mind.