I was listening to the bassline from this track and said to myself," hey this reminds me of " (the track of the track I now know as ," Get lucky", ) . I then researched and found out it was also Daft Punk lol. (Damn I need to catch up). Great recreation Doctor. This patient here, leaves the building ....educated !!!
The reason this video is so awesome to me is that he is literally figuring it out in real time, this video isn’t just showing the answers, it’s showing the process of him finding the answers, pure brilliance
C PA A lot, a Moog One costs from 6700€ to 9400€ Of course the Moog One is basically the most expensive Synth available, others have more affordable prices, but still pretty high
Well, I can only guess, but there's probably a software for PC able to doing such things, just with a little bit different interface. But probably not much cheaper than Moog One. My next guess there's probably dirt cheap software allowing similar effects, however way harder to use if you're not uber-geek ;)
This guy is impressive. Excellent playing skills, awesome ears and technical ability. Then to top it off, brilliant audio engineering and soundscaping skills. Truly a guru. The excentric personality is the cherry on the cake.
A week is good to make a video like this. I'm 42 and I play since I was 12, I think he's an amazing sound engineer, the kind of guy every musician would love to play with, trust me. No monkey business, he knows very well what he's doing, not just messing to find 'that sound' like 90% of youtubers do.
I'm not a producer, I don't have a single clue on how to operate Cubase, Moog Synthesizers or any other producing equipment, I just really enjoy watching Doctor mix re-create my favorite electronic tunes from scratch. This guy has got a LOT of talent!!
@@hanburgundy4317 so do your own video. I think he did a great job, nobody produces a song in 20 minutes. he did it well just to teach and motivate people to try it too. Its not a proof to be a maestro. idiot
This guy genuinely makes me smile. When he 'plays' and dials in a sound I know, I really do smile. It took me 50 years to realise there are levels in life. Most of us know a little about many things, but to know a lot about one thing, academically or in terms of skill set, is truly a beautiful beautiful thing. Thank you kindly sir, for adding a little beauty, Inspiration and happiness to my dull Sunday
Ahhh, Around the world, a timeless classic! I believe if I remember correctly this track came out in eary 97. The clip was quite memorable with those people walking in a loop up and down stairs with motor cycle helmets on. Such great memories from when I was about 13 years old. This brings back some memories to the 90’s.
i was only here for the full version but this video caught my eye and i was like, "wow, this guy is more talented than i ever was." keep up the hard work!
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A little bit of 9:18 nyaw nyaw a little bit of 12:24 qack qack qack and there you go 15:56, thats how the professionalists do it, amazing work man! I love old piano and midi controllers and i am into fx stuff and trance. I really like your work. :))
@@austinmusic5460 rather ignorant are you?, frequency copying is like saying the same thing as copying the particular sound accurately, its very much a thing
I was always amazed how my old music teacher who was also a sound designer for Korg would listen to a track and emulate it down to perfection within a matter of seconds. its a great skill you have DR Mixx keep on rocking brother!
Actually the original one had a real bass played live and sampled (into an S01 if I remember well). As a bass player, I can notice the subtle tone difference, but I agree that is very hard to tell: he nailed perfectly the synth sounds...
@@dariomoran7452 It's hard to tell because they sampled single small parts of the intro and of the line and synced 'em with the drums. This way it sounds very precise and quantized but still somewhat human. Listen carefully to the intro with good headphones: when it transitions from the last note to the first you can even hear a subtle slide that would not be possible with a keyboard.
Damn, that Moog looks intimidating, I wouldn't even know where to start. Then again I have absolutely no musical training. Neat video. Glad this was recommended to me.
Synths are synths.. lots have lots in common. E.g oscillators.. and the waveform like saw / Tri / square.. learn the basics and you reuse that elsewhere
Even though it looks intimidating, it may well be far easier to understand than the average 'synth on your PC-screen' synthesizer software. Just because you can fiddle with all the knobs, which usually are clearly marked when it comes to their function, you hear a direct result. That's where software usually misses out on. It's just not as clear as a real instrument. My own limitation is my inability to play the keys/create something from my bare head. Mixing existing music (dance, trance) no problem. Actually creating your own stuff > whole 'nother level.
@@gelatinous6915 SErum it's pretty simple compared to the moog. It can program nice sounds but it will never reach then true analog sound of this beast
I think it's because nobody has the same voice with the same timbre as Daft punk/whoever sung the original vocals, and because it's vocoded it's hard to tell how it's sung
Truly impressive, your understanding of the moog one, LFO filters, etc. I am in awe, Just a great video. I could get it in the ballpark, but never that close as you obtained. Wow
that’s pretty easy, take cola bottle baby and cut it up a lot, the first parts are easy but it gets a little more challenging later on, real fun track to recreate!
Subscribed purely based on your crazy talent man 🙏 I think now more than ever people want to hear more daft punk to keep their spirits up ❤️ thanks for rocking
Very interesting to see how that’s done. Don’t know anything about any of that equipment, but it must have taken quite a long time to get so good that you could figure that out so quickly. Lots of knobs, buttons, gear, connections. Looks complicated. Some really smart people created all that equipment too. Amazing how they came up with all those different ways of tweaking electricity/sound and then put it together in such cool packages. Thanks so much for the content!
Let’s remember and appreciate that he took his time to memorize all the lyrics
I was listening to the bassline from this track and said to myself," hey this reminds me of " (the track of the track I now know as ," Get lucky", ) . I then researched and found out it was also Daft Punk lol. (Damn I need to catch up).
Great recreation Doctor. This patient here, leaves the building ....educated !!!
Lol
Bruh...
@@AdamTheAd-vanc3d catch up...? Around The World came out 16 years *before* Get Lucky!
You're funny
Dude's ears are amazing and his ability to know how they created the sounds is just amazing
Clean that ear to achieve golden hearing
Sound design
Not only that, but his mastery of the Moog effects and the knowledge of how to gain the desired effect...I think he spent his 10,000 hours wisely!
Seriously, I just fiddle with knobs.
as a fellow musician his skill is inspiring. amazing ears! and Creativity
The reason this video is so awesome to me is that he is literally figuring it out in real time, this video isn’t just showing the answers, it’s showing the process of him finding the answers, pure brilliance
**Baby crying**
This guy: “ok let’s see if I can select a better sound for this”
Made my day
hahahaha
🤣🤣
HAHAHAHA
Next video "How to sell your organs on black market so that you can afford a Moog One"
ProgLuke37 they look expensive. How much they cost?
C PA A lot, a Moog One costs from 6700€ to 9400€
Of course the Moog One is basically the most expensive Synth available, others have more affordable prices, but still pretty high
Wait, “organs”. Is this comment a pun? 😂
PC Master Race Mh...perhaps🤷♂️😂
Well, I can only guess, but there's probably a software for PC able to doing such things, just with a little bit different interface. But probably not much cheaper than Moog One. My next guess there's probably dirt cheap software allowing similar effects, however way harder to use if you're not uber-geek ;)
This guy is impressive. Excellent playing skills, awesome ears and technical ability. Then to top it off, brilliant audio engineering and soundscaping skills. Truly a guru. The excentric personality is the cherry on the cake.
What you said is right. Pity that before to make the video, he tried for a week
A week is good to make a video like this. I'm 42 and I play since I was 12, I think he's an amazing sound engineer, the kind of guy every musician would love to play with, trust me. No monkey business, he knows very well what he's doing, not just messing to find 'that sound' like 90% of youtubers do.
The rings are to buff dex stats
Yeah for sure... This dude knows his stuff very well... Excellent work mate! 10/10 👍
@@mihaitzqbogdanudrea1304 +10 to sound design
And now I think it's time to say goodbye... :(
A single synth in the right hands can be a beastly combination. Excellent work on this
I'm not a producer, I don't have a single clue on how to operate Cubase, Moog Synthesizers or any other producing equipment, I just really enjoy watching Doctor mix re-create my favorite electronic tunes from scratch. This guy has got a LOT of talent!!
His talent is inversely proportional to his vocoder chops.
same here!!
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So you bring nothing more to the table than a dirt-monkey listening to the same melody?
Sad dude.
I appreciate that he worked this out in real time and didn't just have everything setup in presets before making the video. Respect.
It's impressive, but he plays the main riff wrong; he's got the notes in the wrong spots and out of the proper time.
@@hanburgundy4317 so do your own video. I think he did a great job, nobody produces a song in 20 minutes. he did it well just to teach and motivate people to try it too. Its not a proof to be a maestro. idiot
@@MoriThuby I said it was impressive, you twat.
that's how you know real from fake "producers"
@@alexad7570 you mean the real are daftpunk ? ahha
Real time cannot contains from 16h to 20h within 17 minutes dude.
This guy genuinely makes me smile. When he 'plays' and dials in a sound I know, I really do smile.
It took me 50 years to realise there are levels in life. Most of us know a little about many things, but to know a lot about one thing, academically or in terms of skill set, is truly a beautiful beautiful thing.
Thank you kindly sir, for adding a little beauty, Inspiration and happiness to my dull Sunday
Yes, is like the frase "Jack of all trades yet master of none"
Doctor Mix is the music producer I always wanted to be! He recreates iconic songs using good equipments and ears!
But Dave, Jane's Addiction is pretty good, don't beat yourself up Mr. Navarro
Ok now just imagine Daft Funk creating this in France back in the mid 90s...
chief tp ???
chief tp ... because they’re French????
chief tp they’re French lmao
Didn't they do this in space?
tonyStorks no.
the speed at which he got the bass sound right was crazy
Such a dumb remark ...
The Funkloft why though
@@Ampher03 Because this OBVIOUSLY isn't a live video but a preplanned video.
Yeah, part is prepared of course, but impressive anyway.
skillz
"This is expresso, its like the godzilla of coffee!"
lol
ayoooooooooooooooooooooo
coffeezilla
“This is espresso, it’s like coffeeZILLA, I said, I’m HIP.” 0:03
Yoooo I also came from Gabriel's channel.
Is there anymore coffee?
Zapkon tries kofi
Yesss
*COFFEE*
5:46 THE L I C K SPOTTED
?
hahahahaha the lickkkkkk
I got lickrolled again.
Care to explain?
@@billykranberry6077 The lick is a very popular short melody used in many blues and jazz songs, and wildly overused in improvisation
I like how fun you explain things by actually making the sound instead of naming it with a dictionary.
That what got me the most hhhhh
Doctor Mix is the only person active on TH-cam qualified to actually work with the artists he emulates/covers.
I love how he just talks technobabble then translates it into 'wowowowow' and we're all like oh I'm with you
Jeweler:
How many rings do you want?
This man:
Yes
@mrbrockpeters Nahh, I have 17+ rings, I wear 8 of them
You can never have too many cool rings
@mrbrockpeters The Lord of The Synthesizers 😂😂🙌
no
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
When he started moving all those knobs i thought he was teaching how to fly an Airbus 380. I’m subbing!!!
Flying an A380 is easier than that
Edit: doing the startup and takeoff checklist is a different story, but flying an A380 is easy
@@gelatinous6915 yes, very true. But flying a plane is no more than making sure the plane stays in the air and no alarms go off
@@m0w0ss nevertheless : Music can take you places no planes can ^^
impressive interface isn't it
I THOUGHT I HAD A GOOD EAR... THANKYOU FOR BRINGING ME BACK TO REALITY. GREAT WORK!
Doctor Mix: Lemme remember how the rhythm goes
Rhythm: Un tis un tis un tis un tis
.. By the Bloodhound gang
Ahhh, Around the world, a timeless classic! I believe if I remember correctly this track came out in eary 97. The clip was quite memorable with those people walking in a loop up and down stairs with motor cycle helmets on. Such great memories from when I was about 13 years old. This brings back some memories to the 90’s.
dykodesigns2yt same over here. This was that time when you had your first disc man and went to record shop to buy your single! Great period
There's a "making of" for the music video that's pretty fascinating.
I was sixteen. I also remember Stardust's music sounds better with you, which was also one of the daft punk member. Nice memories form the 90's
@@DavidVercettiMovies yes, thomas bangalter the dude with the silver helmet 😀
Indeed. Great music video by the great Michel Gondry
I love your vids man. You're like the Bob Ross of electronic music.
Very high praise.
“And over here we have a very happy little moog, it’ll be our secret” 🤫
I feel like Joe exotic is showing me how to play Daft Punk! Great vid
Hahahaha dude that Baskin b**** couldnt make better than this 😂😂😂
i was only here for the full version but this video caught my eye and i was like, "wow, this guy is more talented than i ever was." keep up the hard work!
That moog costs more than my house
Maybe we can use fl studio instead
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your house costs 6k?
@@delko000 He means his house for his pet mouse.
Maybe move out of some poor bastards garden shed?
I’m sorry your house costs less than 6500 bucks. You probably should’ve gone to college
It’s got a bit of *N I A O N I A O*
it need timestamp to be more funny (9:20)
I was just about to comment that!!! Yesssss!!!
it means pee in chinese
I loooove me some NIAO NIAO!
5:45 is that the lick i hear with my superior jazz man hearing skills
"I think we have a little bit of gneow gneow".
So italian ;)
A little bit of 9:18 nyaw nyaw a little bit of 12:24 qack qack qack and there you go 15:56, thats how the professionalists do it, amazing work man! I love old piano and midi controllers and i am into fx stuff and trance. I really like your work. :))
This guy's energy is entertaining to watch. 😂
I was thinking the same thing. His excitement is contagious.
This guy is amazing. Pretty much spot on sound and mix, funny, and entertaining. Love his enthusiasm too!
You just make me happy. I love you Doctor Mix!
watching you tone match is awesome.. you have a really good ear for frequency copying. Great emulation! :-)
Thought I killed you
.... I will never die ;)
Mr.House back making some House music
Frequency copying? Dude don’t make up shit to sound like you know what yr talking about
@@austinmusic5460 rather ignorant are you?, frequency copying is like saying the same thing as copying the particular sound accurately, its very much a thing
I was always amazed how my old music teacher who was also a sound designer for Korg would listen to a track and emulate it down to perfection within a matter of seconds. its a great skill you have DR Mixx keep on rocking brother!
Holy cow, I love every single second of this video. Incredible job, I love watching this process!!! ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
I love the fact that you are truly enjoying doing all the things to recreate as exactly as it is.. Crazy dude.
"Corporate wants you to spot the differences between these two tracks."
I want him to decode a murder in the music industry by finding a clue from different songs 😂
They are the same track
Actually the original one had a real bass played live and sampled (into an S01 if I remember well). As a bass player, I can notice the subtle tone difference, but I agree that is very hard to tell: he nailed perfectly the synth sounds...
@@paolomoretti9291 I'm a bassist and I never noticed it was a "real" bass on the original track.
@@dariomoran7452 It's hard to tell because they sampled single small parts of the intro and of the line and synced 'em with the drums. This way it sounds very precise and quantized but still somewhat human. Listen carefully to the intro with good headphones: when it transitions from the last note to the first you can even hear a subtle slide that would not be possible with a keyboard.
Damn, that Moog looks intimidating, I wouldn't even know where to start. Then again I have absolutely no musical training.
Neat video. Glad this was recommended to me.
Synths are synths.. lots have lots in common. E.g oscillators.. and the waveform like saw / Tri / square.. learn the basics and you reuse that elsewhere
Even though it looks intimidating, it may well be far easier to understand than the average 'synth on your PC-screen' synthesizer software. Just because you can fiddle with all the knobs, which usually are clearly marked when it comes to their function, you hear a direct result. That's where software usually misses out on. It's just not as clear as a real instrument.
My own limitation is my inability to play the keys/create something from my bare head. Mixing existing music (dance, trance) no problem. Actually creating your own stuff > whole 'nother level.
The price is even more intimidating.
@@gelatinous6915 SErum it's pretty simple compared to the moog. It can program nice sounds but it will never reach then true analog sound of this beast
I really lke how enthusiastic and passionate you are. I can almost feel how you love what you do. Very well done!
Brilliant job on figuring all the "presets" by ear.. sick.. and now I finally know how to get that legendary square goodness, haha
I like the how you act out notes, and translate them to the keys, that's what i try to do when i create music.
I’m normally a rock/metal guy, but I do enjoy good craftsmanship in all genres. I totally dig your ingenuity dude. Awesome.
You're really nailing these covers and your enthusiasm is incredibly infectious! I've subscribed! Do more! :D
this guy is so weird i love it im subbing
its like a magic weird wizzard
Can you do Harder Better Faster Stronger?
PLZ YES
Of coursee!
That track is a collage of samples.
@@dennisvanopstal7360 yes but the original song can be played why that cant?
@@miscellaneous1276 but than its not Daft Punk 😉
*Johnny Depp* _Would be proud of your accessories Sir_
Hehe yes, there's a lot going on there :D
Hahahahaha , word
@Jon Treasure Proven untrue. Took him a long time. Guard yourself against women, especially if you have money.
So would Adam Sandler
@Wally Banter oh this aged like milk.
My my, this was amazing watching this come to a fruition. Very talented indeed, well done!!!!
lol a $2,000+ Audio Interface, $8,000+ Moog.. and a lot more. Balling my man..
5:46 the lick
My man
😂😂😂
It is the lick!
The talk box sound is always the hardest one to get, I've never seen talk box covers of any song that sound equal to the originals.
btw really nice and enjoyable video! :)
I think it's because nobody has the same voice with the same timbre as Daft punk/whoever sung the original vocals, and because it's vocoded it's hard to tell how it's sung
@@georgewalker8437 around the world is 100% talkbox
@@theteddychannel8529 yeah ofc but the original singers voice has specific formats that are hard to replicate with just a talkbox/vocoder
For fiull disclosure: I suck at it 😂 I can’t really figure out the right way to use it!!! I gotta study that object more!!🤓
This is absolutely brilliant, getting inside a track. He's a master craftsman.
Revisiting this masterpiece recreation. 🙌🏻🙌🏻 Loving it even more
Ok I’m impressed with how you matched the sound to the track. That was serious skill and knowing your instruments well. Bravo 👏
Wow, Moog ONE, this looks like a really beautiful and expressive synthesizer. Still retains nice old school look too.
Seriously, in the first 5 minutes of just playing with knobs I heard like 15 different genres of electronic music this thing can produce.
"nice old school look" for sure, it totally resembles the Memorymoog (1982)
Niowiad MM sounds much nicer.
movax20h $8,000
I keep watching this over and over lately. It's pretty awesome. I subscribed for this video alone!
Another awesome recreation. Such technical skills this dude has and he has an ear for sound just amazing.
Love seeing the process you actually go through finding these sounds. More videos like this please.
My favorite part of his videos is when he jams out after finishing the song. Truly happy.
5:46 The lick :0
I literally sold my car for a moog one. Best decision ever.
Yeah! Could you recreate Resonance by HOME?
Pls do this !!!!!!!
+1 on that
Oh my god, yes please! I would love to see Doctor doing it.
Oh my god
No it's very very difficult. I don't think the Moog One is capable of making the warm "waa waa" cord.
How can you not like this guy, just common...he's so likable!! Great work brother...you're fiercely talented. Just subbed...
Thanks!!
Ahh man, so glad I came across this! love the energy and the fun way you break this stuff down! Subscribed! Cheers!
Just found your channel. SO happy I did! You seem like a fun guy to hang with and learn from. Thank you for all that you do!
And thumbs up for pronouncing Moog the right way!
Man, you really know your stuff!!
Absolutely phenomenal!!
Thank you for walking us through your thought process. So helpful.
I’m surprised he’s not copyright strikes cause it sounds the exact same, I’m so impressed
9:18 "I think that its got a bit of nyao nyao" LMAO
Just rumbled past this and was amazed by your talent. You got a great ear I would have never been able to get it right
Fun watching musicians showing us their process.
I already watched that at least 5 times. This is incredible.
Dr. Mix.... Pure. Fucking. Genius. Michael Jackson, now Daft Punk.... What can't he do?
Instant love, moog and daft punk! Good job Doc.
Always a treat to watch and listen you put these videos together.
Truly impressive, your understanding of the moog one, LFO filters, etc. I am in awe, Just a great video. I could get it in the ballpark, but never that close as you obtained. Wow
Ace! And congrats on the Moog One :)
Alex Ball the legend!
@@saltron7800 Your known for a few tunes as well mate.
Just like memory Moog analog polyphonic synthesizer
I am so glad you did this. Awsome job on recreating Daf Punk's Around the world.
Amazing job, i actually enjoyed watching you doing this. It makes me happy to see
your skills are incredible man, I love watching you having a fun!
I was hoping that you would do something about Daft Punk.. and here it is!! Amazing!! As always, great video, great personality, great energy!!
Hah can you recreated "Harder better faster stronger"?:)
first you loop the intro to cola bottle baby and then do the vocoder part, done
@@corncobjohnsonreal haha yes
Corncob Johnson real its actually all daft punk did
I think the Daft punk used the « talker » by digitech as vocoder
that’s pretty easy, take cola bottle baby and cut it up a lot, the first parts are easy but it gets a little more challenging later on, real fun track to recreate!
Subscribed purely based on your crazy talent man 🙏 I think now more than ever people want to hear more daft punk to keep their spirits up ❤️ thanks for rocking
First one of these I've watched, this geezer is a god damn GENIUS!
Love what you do. From one musician to another, keep doing what you're doing. I'm a Doctor Mix fan!
Thanks man!! 🤓
Shows the genius of Daft Punk, as well. Nice breakdown, nice energy, enjoyed the vid ;-)
That was brilliant, I used to have an original moog so I got odd goosebumps watching you play around with that.
Very interesting to see how that’s done. Don’t know anything about any of that equipment, but it must have taken quite a long time to get so good that you could figure that out so quickly. Lots of knobs, buttons, gear, connections. Looks complicated.
Some really smart people created all that equipment too. Amazing how they came up with all those different ways of tweaking electricity/sound and then put it together in such cool packages.
Thanks so much for the content!
Woooow. Epic. Just epic. Your sense for tonality is incredible. Great job!!
incredible.
He nailed that second bass part when he put the glide on it.
Was very fun to see this video. I really enjoyed
amazing brooo,that´s amazing
you make me happy and give inspiration to make music. Thanks
I like when he claps and says yay
I'm learning so much. Always enjoy you work.
My man still showing you how to make music from over 20 years ago cause it’s still thatt goood!!