How can one guy be this good and have such an understanding of electronic music/production AND also complete a PhD in neuroscience?! How are some people so productive at such a high level?!
Neural signal processing involves a lot of the same concepts as sound synthesis. Basically electrophysiology, analyzing the number and the frequency of spikes in neurons and what not is the same as analyzing sound. So the two fields certainly overlap
@@naishkiteboarder That's exactly what I do. I'm doing a Ph.D. in Neuroscience and producing electronic music. I often record brain signals from rats and men, and I send them into synths and DAWs. The results are stunning! The brain is probably the most powerful synth
Max Cooper is another one of these wizards with a quality degree and a deep understanding of electronic music. A high level ability to think translates well into different fields simultaneously.
Not really sure it's relevant considering many of electronic music's most innovative pioneers didn't have degrees, or considering that Max Cooper isn't really that exciting (his visuals are what set him apart, his music isn't particularly deep)
This dude is awesome. I think he did a good job of explaining how it works at a base level while still being able to add in some more complex concepts.
Silhouettes I, II, & III changed my whole life dude. You are up there with Tame Impala with your ability to make me trip sober. Unreal work and production. Inspirational, we need more.
People who say electronic music producers are just a bunch of knob twiddlers need to see this. Knowing how this stuff works must be like learning an instrument in its own right.
That was sick! I've always loved buchla since I was a kid and this was very enjoyable to watch. Electronic music is so cool. Utilizing all the tools you have to create ur own sound is so very unique. Rock and roll of the future💀
yes. I Know. Do you know how much awesome gear you can get for 4 Grand? For example, that's an Octatrack, Analog Four, A Rytm, Digitakt and Digitone..(well, actually I've seen the 296e sell for $2200 used)...
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How can one guy be this good and have such an understanding of electronic music/production AND also complete a PhD in neuroscience?! How are some people so productive at such a high level?!
Neural signal processing involves a lot of the same concepts as sound synthesis. Basically electrophysiology, analyzing the number and the frequency of spikes in neurons and what not is the same as analyzing sound. So the two fields certainly overlap
Maybe we can ask him to hook up a mouse with an electrode in its brain to an amplifier and then into a synth
@@naishkiteboarder That's exactly what I do. I'm doing a Ph.D. in Neuroscience and producing electronic music. I often record brain signals from rats and men, and I send them into synths and DAWs. The results are stunning! The brain is probably the most powerful synth
its just obsession with something that you enjoy, with an understanding of how things work.
He's from outer space.
Mr Professor of electronic music.
That's doctor to you!
*makes a fucking insane patch*
"It's a complete mess, I'm getting there."
Ok
Max Cooper is another one of these wizards with a quality degree and a deep understanding of electronic music. A high level ability to think translates well into different fields simultaneously.
Exactly this!
Not really sure it's relevant considering many of electronic music's most innovative pioneers didn't have degrees, or considering that Max Cooper isn't really that exciting (his visuals are what set him apart, his music isn't particularly deep)
5:35 the mad scientist eyes getting excited at his experiments!
It'll take 2 hours to describe? Lemme have a piss, and get a snack. lets do this. Buchla is insanely quirky and unique!
popcorns at the ready dude!
This dude is awesome. I think he did a good job of explaining how it works at a base level while still being able to add in some more complex concepts.
much respect to u floating points. and thanks for swinging by cosmic slop whenever ur about north
Cosmic slop was mime first💀💀💀 Redman is the shit! Big ups homie
4:08 that impromptu noise and the reaction to it are wonderful
I understood about 15 sentences. Nice.
The size of that speaker though
Stole off his granny.
Imagine if he got some accidental feedback from that
Wow
I LOVE this guy and his.. messes!
I’ve only seen Sam DJ which was amazing, but this would be on another level. That setup is nuts, banana jacks everywhere!
now thats is what it means to understand the synthesis :)
Silhouettes I, II, & III changed my whole life dude. You are up there with Tame Impala with your ability to make me trip sober. Unreal work and production. Inspirational, we need more.
the sounds at 5:20 are just wicked!
Interesting, raw sounds he's harnessing. Now I really want to hear a full track in which he's playing this.
Ryan Dean check his new album
I wanna see this guy live on acid or mj
Noise from machines is beautiful 😎
My favorite producer
pretty good explanation. love the sounds you achieve. good work
I'm in love.
love FLOATING POINTS!
So dope!
That was dope, thanks!
Incredible guy.
He is so talented.
This guy is simply a genius
There are a few Keen Association Buchla modules. So fascinating that he uses them. Such a rare gears.
Great to see new artists embracing Buchla stuff!
Buchla is so well known, but still so under used (price?) Always LOVE to hear it!
k___g___ b___ Some people just save up.
@@prototek One module at a time.... slow and steady.
prototek I can barely afford life itself
@@prototek some people can’t afford a twelve thousand dollar small system even if they do save up
People who say electronic music producers are just a bunch of knob twiddlers need to see this. Knowing how this stuff works must be like learning an instrument in its own right.
Are they wrong though? He IS technically a knob twiddler, he's just a very fucking good one :)
the drums sound so nice
please talk for two hours about this
In other news... Local man is confused, dies in horrible pile of wires. After the break, we'll have Tom with the weather.
:-D
We'll miss him
, we are gonna miss him!!
I’m speechless
I knew you were using Buchla the moment someone turned me on to Karakul from CRUSH. Hits hard.
I’d absolutely kill for a Buchla system
the eurorack part felt like i was watching willy wonka make an everlasting gobstopper
Floating points is dopeness
That was sick! I've always loved buchla since I was a kid and this was very enjoyable to watch. Electronic music is so cool. Utilizing all the tools you have to create ur own sound is so very unique. Rock and roll of the future💀
rock of roll of the future using vintage instruments of the past! in fact, most of this was latent in luigi russolo's 'intonarumori' ... circa 1910!
I'll listen to you talk about Buchla all day! Also, anyone got any info on those 8u cases he's using?
I love this. I still don't understand wtf is going on, but I love it.
cool stuff
1984 house speaker = The elephant in the room
Money money money
that guy is so impressive
gimme 6 months with this and ill be that engrained
hello to that one big ol JBL 4344
Mess? FP understands chaos in a whole new different level.
is no one going to mention his Therevox 4.3? An ondes type synth.
Oh, that old thing? That's just my Rhodes Chroma...
noooiiiiccceeee
This video is giving me cable paranoia. But can't deny that I'm nerding hard.
best video on youtbw
rich and talented guy
I swear all djs/producers wear club cs
.....genius
rich lush single note sub bass
"that doesnt sound very good"
wait
I know what he means but even that simple sound sounded great.
mfw the spectral processor is $4000
yes. I Know. Do you know how much awesome gear you can get for 4 Grand? For example, that's an Octatrack, Analog Four, A Rytm, Digitakt and Digitone..(well, actually I've seen the 296e sell for $2200 used)...
@@weepwow its crazy! i wish elekton would release a mixer with P-Lockable EQ
@@jordantheuser nice idea
That is a very big speaker.
what exactly is this mod of the expression pedal? would be nice to have
does anyone know if his ev5 custom pedal ever made it into production?
Is that a dubplate cutting system he has in the corner?
need to get me one of them spectral processors
Him and DJ Krust should sit down and make something
The crazy professor.
All of those wires. No wonder he is having problems vocalising his thought process.
That was fuckin rad
First
Could not imagine how pioneer ddj 100000 would look like ..
Does anyone know what that mixer is? looks like 10 channel + 2 bus? or 4 bus?
Mog Pog sonosax mixer Swiss broadcast tings
dustamc thanks!!
you can snag it for a paltry $20000
Can I send you some screws?
There's no way you can produce music with this setup and have OCD :o What a producer and sound designer....
Speaker model?
How to use it in real live performance outside freak shows?
Dieter Herten Stadiums and venues are for normies, the only REAL live performances are freak shows you will never get invited to.
Luna Tix I saw a lot of freaky live shows but sometimes if only blips and blurs are produced I get tiered
Where did he get the electrical engineering degree ??
What kind of speaker is that
revenge of the nerds!
4:11 attack
didn't know he have the same voice of Stewie Griffin (just jocking)
samfloatingpoints
Watching this didn't really help my unending desire for a Buchla system which I'll never be able to afford.... Vcv will have to do I guess
welp dollar menu here I come hope it pays off in 20 years.
this set up gave me pure anxiety
Replace that peddle with a wa peddle!! Or a volume peddle. Hope that helps..
It didn't.
Don’t let this guy near synths, get him a restraining order ASAP
Then plug in the guitar
So what’s an abletons then?
6 min on the buchla, lol.
wow. "it's a complete mess" - and i'm like: whaaaaat? that grooves like shit already!
who wants to start modding pedals? :D
Don’t scratch to hard brother
dude, just get fruity loops.
Lol
fruity loops is just for beginners
Trust me, at some point this will become interesting.
Fruity loops is just for breakfast
Doug Fruity Loops is for Kings who rule the trap house without the need of Logic, Reason, or Abletards
Why dont you make a professional version of the footpedal?
All music made on modular sounds like the cat stood on the controls
Thank you for verbalizing what I heard.
Take it you've never listened to his albums and made that judgement based on this video?
@@urmumsbaps I take it you enjoy music that sounds like C3PO fell down the stairs
I bet he downt Giv a fuc about coronavirus
NEEEEEEEEEEEERD! 😂😂
Yes please, talk for 2 hours.
this makes no sense whatsoever. this man is a lunatic
All this stuff and it sounds like shit