It makes a difference when the boss of a company is actually very passionate and is hands with his products, seems like very high quality production line .... Very cool video...
A nice guy with a lot of knowledge making an honest living producing what looks like good custom shop gear. I really like people like that. More power to them, I say, and fuck the suits and snake oil merchants.
Just taken delivery of an mpressor (rack unit). Wonderful to see this video and the huge attention to detail and care that’s taken in the process. Really explains the cost (and value) that goes into the end product. Excellent video, facility and company! Bravo!
Wow, they really know how to optimize the production. Watching this kind of video makes me realize that they products are actually very reasonable priced. Thanks for sharing this tour from one of my favorite audio gear manufacturer. Those knobs!
Now that is what I call quality control, everything is tested and re-tested then by listening as well not just relying on machines. I was very impressed with the fact they even machine there own heavy gauge aluminum panels. Even the knob's look precision machined. Every aspect of each device well thought out from manufacture to the feel of the knobs. Thanks for the tour very cool company.
Thank you! This is really helping me make a final decision as to what I want to put in the last two spaces of my 500 series rack. I would definitely rest well knowing that a piece of Elysia hardware was built with care and attention to the utmost degree of quality to last for many many years!
here in germany, companies don't start in garages... they start in campers, as you can tell by the video. he probably runs his secret lab in there, still. the office is just for show.
Well of Course, there are rooms, especially made for development that have high security locks etc. And of Course you will not be granted Access there. Nothing "german" About that. First of all, why should they Show new products and prototypes, secondly most of the times those elite companies develop for other, "bigger" names in america or asia. And that is top secret.
First class tour , and impressive manufacturing fac. I especially liked the modular testing and R&D mechanism they have in place and how the different tooling packages can be hot swapped. But it was all cool... great job !!
amazing stuff ... the textures are so unique ... I have the plugins only but definitely you can distinguish the elysia sound more than any other plugin in the mix ... but it goes further ... I found that textures in nature and my brain recognize it as the elysia sound ... hehe!!
I forgot there was someone behind the camera for a minute after watching so many of your videos. Great footage. I loved this video. I think you're onto something new here. These guys seem to be very professional at they do. Thanks for taking us on a behind the scenes tour. Looking forward to their products in the near future.
I wish you would have explained what was being used on the desk in the mixing room. I thought the sounds came alive like I have never heard before. Sounds like the real deal, no comparison to plugins. Thank you for the video!
Wow, awesome video. So interesting to see behind the scenes, would love to see more of these manufacturer vids and I really liked that you asked him about Elysia's vision!
AMAZING video!! This is the stuff I LOVE to see. From the design and test to the build and QC, and the actual use. Excellent stuff from the Elysians and White Sea himself!
Every part of every unit tested, now that's how you keep up your quality control. Plenty of outfits test the I/0's 1 in every 100 units and call that quality control, this guy is doing it in a very efficient and very nice way. Worth looking into, thanks!
I really enjoyed this video. The amazing technology that goes into each stage of production to the final product finally revealed. I especially like the concept of building these products one unit at a time and the reasoning behind it. Great hosting - not too much talking by the host :) Nice job.
Wow what an awesome company and product. And very cool they are so confident and secure in their craft that they are willing to show the world how it’s done. And really great job on the interview! Thank you for doing what you do. I loved this. Geeks unite!
Wow! This guy kicks ass! What a genius! I only wish I had the brain and the setup he does. Must be nice to be so great at what you do and to be able to make a living doing it.
the amount of knowledge in this video ...wow ! I have respect for the engineering going on here!!! I also really appreciate that the Quality control is amazing!
I'll take production workflow pointers from directors of such companies, gratefully. I always had a feeling there might be an Elysium/electronic music connection. Killer sound, Ruben :)
Very cool workflow. It is good to process what you record and after to have a mastering chain for the master with the same hardware, it needs to be a little brain exercise for patching sometimes. But it is really cool.
Elysia produces great gear. I use their xfilter in my mastering chain and it just does magic to the songs. I use it in every song and its just sweet, or even beyond that!
Do you use it just for color and "small compression" on a mix bus (or in mastering chain, as a flavour...) or also for "hard work" at the end of mastering chain? In another worlds can it "handle the heat when pressed to the wall"? :))
@@arnorijpma6207 Yes, my bad ... Since it's EQ, do you place it before or after comp. and if after, is it easy to "over do it" or you find yourself 99% doing "the right thing"? :)
@@b.hornetiii.6771 Hi, I have it in my mastering chain in the following order: -Drawmer 1973 multiband stereo compressor -SPL Kultube stereo compressor -Elysia xfilter stereo equalizer -TL Audio EQ-2 dual-mono/stereo equaliser -SPL Vitalizer mk 2 stereo enhancer/exciter -IGS Audio Volfram Limiter dual-mono/stereo compressor/limiter Mostly I use the Drawmer, the Elysia, the SPL Vitalizer and the IGS comp/limiter. I never use all, because that is way too much. So mostly one or two compressors, one EQ and sometimes in combination with the enhancer/exciter.
@@b.hornetiii.6771 99% doing the right thing definitely. So after the compressor but before the last compressor/limiter (see my other answer with the mastering chain mentioned).
The downside of it: -being a university student that has no way to possibly effort a setup like that XP Really interesting to see all this though! Thank you for showing us all this (and I guess therefor also to Elysia to letting you show this hahha) Also I really want to get a stereo 500 gear chain now XD
Really good! Every detail of facilitation of production is well thought out and the attention to detail is excellent. Very impressive. I would not hesitate to purchase an Elysia product.
That was really great! So if I understand it correctly they can produce a product with a series of 1, unlike conventional factories that have a "conveyer belt" production line with a pick and place machine. The manufacturing process does look very lean indeed. That demo techno was interresting too, it looks seamless as if there's no boundry bewteen inside box and outside the box. Do they also produce their own PCB's or are those done by a external company?
Excellent video, really enjoyed the tour and definitely made me want to get back to using analogue equipment once again. I really miss the hands on experience and sound of analogue equipment. So frikin' cool.
Great to see the tour and hear from the main designer there. I always imagined these guys were in some German warehouse black-light discotech wearing sunglasses inside and twiddling knobs for that 1% more of high end! They're in a techno park!
I'm enjoying the cheap caravan out the back window of the bosses office. I assume thats there for "contingency plan if the company doesnt succeed". Ah the joys of being a startup lol. Fortunately the product seems to have been well regarded so perhaps the caravan is just for holidays lol
oh boi he really showed you alot from their factory and you could use hes gear ... man your a part of the family now hehe ! very interesting video btw try not to hide ruben behind the video link at the end lol :p keep it real !
Die 27 minuten vlogen voorbij. En super leuk je eens op lokatie te zien. Mooie spulletjes zeg, en de passie straalt er vanaf, van jullie allebei trouwens. Mooie video, thanks! 😃
If at 19:30 he turned to you and said "OK, I'll play a loop... from a song Sandstorm by Darude, you know this artist right?" - I would've completely lost my shit
Heey Wytse, Wauw wat een goede en interessante video over Elysia, Top! Was het de Karacter die de vette distortion gaf? Wat een wereld van verschil in geluid, veel warmer.
So organised and efficient. I wonder if anyone has ever dropped one of those rotating parts carousels when changing them over and spilled the contents all over the floor? That would not be fun resorting all those different components!
It makes a difference when the boss of a company is actually very passionate and is hands with his products, seems like very high quality production line ....
Very cool video...
A nice guy with a lot of knowledge making an honest living producing what looks like good custom shop gear. I really like people like that. More power to them, I say, and fuck the suits and snake oil merchants.
His ultra clean facility reflects the build quality and sound. The factory design is very well thought out and practical. Amazing dude.
Passion meets German Engineering. Hard to beat! Elysia must be mentioned in a series with classic German Audio equipment!
Man, this was interesting! Loved their prototyping and assembly methods.
Controversial request: I would love to see a factory tour at Behringer.
+1 ,000. Considering what Behringer make now, and how they are set up, it would be fascinating.
Interesting request, Behringer sells way more products than elysia thats for sure
Just taken delivery of an mpressor (rack unit). Wonderful to see this video and the huge attention to detail and care that’s taken in the process. Really explains the cost (and value) that goes into the end product. Excellent video, facility and company! Bravo!
Those PCB boards are really, really clean.
Amazing design.
OMG, you actually have feets. Never expect it before.
😂 🤣
Pewdiepie doesn't
LOL!
@s.a bahai HAHAHAH
@@Jdinrbfidndifofkdndjoflfndjdk then you must mever watch him before 2015
Wow, they really know how to optimize the production. Watching this kind of video makes me realize that they products are actually very reasonable priced.
Thanks for sharing this tour from one of my favorite audio gear manufacturer. Those knobs!
@@SyncdAlien Who's behind the open air fish market?
@@SyncdAlien Behringer has their own mini-city where they manufacture. I doubt there are any fish markets next door.
Now that is what I call quality control, everything is tested and re-tested then by listening as well not just relying on machines. I was very impressed with the fact they even machine there own heavy gauge aluminum panels. Even the knob's look precision machined. Every aspect of each device well thought out from manufacture to the feel of the knobs. Thanks for the tour very cool company.
This guy. Leaving nothing to chance, in the most wonderfully German way possible. To be clear, I absolutely love it!
I love this company and their products...
Ook een grote dank aan Wytse en onze fans uit Nederland voor de geweldige reacties.
Ik voel me erg gehecht aan je land, Ruben.
Thank you! This is really helping me make a final decision as to what I want to put in the last two spaces of my 500 series rack. I would definitely rest well knowing that a piece of Elysia hardware was built with care and attention to the utmost degree of quality to last for many many years!
Man, this is probably my favorite vid from you channel. Ruben is now a hero for me
here in germany, companies don't start in garages... they start in campers, as you can tell by the video. he probably runs his secret lab in there, still. the office is just for show.
next stop on your tour: Acustica Audio HQ :P
Hahaha... Would love to see that....
that's where all the cooking happens
Well of Course, there are rooms, especially made for development that have high security locks etc. And of Course you will not be granted Access there. Nothing "german" About that. First of all, why should they Show new products and prototypes, secondly most of the times those elite companies develop for other, "bigger" names in america or asia. And that is top secret.
jawohl
Really nice tour, I like how you can see the trees outside, well designed factory, wise assembly line, top notch products.
Kudos to cameraman.
Thanks.
kudos to the sound guy or girl!! :-)
Pretty mpressive presentation that pushes the nvelope. Great insights in the production process @Elysia which is alpha AF and full of karacter.
First class tour , and impressive manufacturing fac. I especially liked the modular testing and R&D mechanism they have in place and how the different tooling packages can be hot swapped. But it was all cool... great job !!
Seeing this I would never hesitate to purchase Elysia gear. The company breathes perfection. Impressive!
amazing stuff ... the textures are so unique ... I have the plugins only but definitely you can distinguish the elysia sound more than any other plugin in the mix ... but it goes further ... I found that textures in nature and my brain recognize it as the elysia sound ... hehe!!
I've been considering getting an Xpressor Neo for my setup, now I'm dead set on doing so! Great video, amazing company.
This guy give indications of an Electronics, or Electrical Engineer. Awesome I understand the conversion well. Great to see.
This is so efficient, it’s humbling
i love designs of Elysia gears they look cool as hell
I forgot there was someone behind the camera for a minute after watching so many of your videos. Great footage. I loved this video. I think you're onto something new here. These guys seem to be very professional at they do. Thanks for taking us on a behind the scenes tour. Looking forward to their products in the near future.
"I forgot there was someone behind the camera for a minute after watching so many of your videos."
Not in the studio, only 'on location'. 😊
Einmal Elysia, immer Elysia - ich möchte den X-Pressor nicht mehr missen - thanks for this visit for us!
I wish you would have explained what was being used on the desk in the mixing room. I thought the sounds came alive like I have never heard before. Sounds like the real deal, no comparison to plugins. Thank you for the video!
Wow, awesome video. So interesting to see behind the scenes, would love to see more of these manufacturer vids and I really liked that you asked him about Elysia's vision!
Really awesome video. Thanks for doing this. I grabbed a xfilter this week and fell in love with the feel and the sound of it immediately.
AMAZING video!! This is the stuff I LOVE to see. From the design and test to the build and QC, and the actual use. Excellent stuff from the Elysians and White Sea himself!
SO MUCH RESPECT FOR THIS COMPANY.
Glad to see more hardware production. Software is getting better, but physical audio equipment has character. Quality company and nice coverage. 💪
Every part of every unit tested, now that's how you keep up your quality control. Plenty of outfits test the I/0's 1 in every 100 units and call that quality control, this guy is doing it in a very efficient and very nice way. Worth looking into, thanks!
Sound quality is unbelievable despite the crappy YT file compression. Good stuff.
I love Elysia gear. Thanks for posting this.
I really enjoyed this video. The amazing technology that goes into each stage of production to the final product finally revealed. I especially like the concept of building these products one unit at a time and the reasoning behind it. Great hosting - not too much talking by the host :) Nice job.
Wow what an awesome company and product. And very cool they are so confident and secure in their craft that they are willing to show the world how it’s done.
And really great job on the interview! Thank you for doing what you do. I loved this. Geeks unite!
Not a lot of views but the like dislike ratio is 99% likes against 1 percent dislikes.. Quality content!
Wow! This guy kicks ass! What a genius! I only wish I had the brain and the setup he does. Must be nice to be so great at what you do and to be able to make a living doing it.
the amount of knowledge in this video ...wow ! I have respect for the engineering going on here!!! I also really appreciate that the Quality control is amazing!
Very interesting to see, thank you. It is indeed a pleasure to see such logical design philosophy in action.
Thanks for the tour! Looks like very nice gear kit.
I'll take production workflow pointers from directors of such companies, gratefully. I always had a feeling there might be an Elysium/electronic music connection. Killer sound, Ruben :)
this is great! He really knows his stuff. Good job with the interview! :)
Very cool workflow. It is good to process what you record and after to have a mastering chain for the master with the same hardware, it needs to be a little brain exercise for patching sometimes. But it is really cool.
Looking forward to the desktop cube!
This was good for them to show the craftsmanship of their products I will look into them now.
Elysia produces great gear. I use their xfilter in my mastering chain and it just does magic to the songs. I use it in every song and its just sweet, or even beyond that!
Do you use it just for color and "small compression" on a mix bus (or in mastering chain, as a flavour...) or also for "hard work" at the end of mastering chain? In another worlds can it "handle the heat when pressed to the wall"? :))
@@b.hornetiii.6771 The xfilter is an EQ, not a compressor.
@@arnorijpma6207 Yes, my bad ... Since it's EQ, do you place it before or after comp. and if after, is it easy to "over do it" or you find yourself 99% doing "the right thing"? :)
@@b.hornetiii.6771 Hi, I have it in my mastering chain in the following order:
-Drawmer 1973 multiband stereo compressor
-SPL Kultube stereo compressor
-Elysia xfilter stereo equalizer
-TL Audio EQ-2 dual-mono/stereo equaliser
-SPL Vitalizer mk 2 stereo enhancer/exciter
-IGS Audio Volfram Limiter dual-mono/stereo compressor/limiter
Mostly I use the Drawmer, the Elysia, the SPL Vitalizer and the IGS comp/limiter. I never use all, because that is way too much. So mostly one or two compressors, one EQ and sometimes in combination with the enhancer/exciter.
@@b.hornetiii.6771 99% doing the right thing definitely. So after the compressor but before the last compressor/limiter (see my other answer with the mastering chain mentioned).
I've seen them all...Manley etc. This is amazing. The automation is sick.
My Elysia xfilter 500 Stereo Equalizer is on the way!
Amazing how this incredible small factory works! Thank you for the really nice and interesting interview
Wooow Awesome!!!
I had pleasure few months ago to visit Elysia headquarter too and to enjoy great time with Master head Ruben!!!
You excelled yourself.
A great mature show - fun - but inspirational and educational.
One of your best videos keep it up
I purchased the XFilter and I love it so much I have to buy the Xpressor!
Please we want more videos like this!
Very interesting, any plan on doing more manufacturers factory tour ?
The downside of it:
-being a university student that has no way to possibly effort a setup like that XP
Really interesting to see all this though! Thank you for showing us all this (and I guess therefor also to Elysia to letting you show this hahha)
Also I really want to get a stereo 500 gear chain now XD
Fun, I'm about to install their 500 series stereo compressor :) lovely products
Loving your shoelaces, bringing back all my preschool memories. Great video!!!
2 colour swag
Now i want an Elysia comp 🙏🏼😍
Thank you so much for showing! Great company with great products. Best wishes
Amazing video!! I have 2 gears of Elysia and was explained why they are so fantastic! Thanks a lot!
wow... i haven´t tried their hardware yet...but this video made up my mind... looking forward to do it, great video
That's a great insight into the production process of hardware!
Really good!
Every detail of facilitation of production is well thought out and the attention to detail is excellent. Very impressive.
I would not hesitate to purchase an Elysia product.
Absolutely wonderful content! Thank you so much.
Amazing, well produced, entertaining content. Thank you so much!
Me ha fascinado la tecnología que manejan en esa... ....fábrica? Casa de campo vacacional? Lo que sea pero me parece inspirador!. :)
Cool company - and good video. Congrats. Keep that way of producing content.
That was really great! So if I understand it correctly they can produce a product with a series of 1, unlike conventional factories that have a "conveyer belt" production line with a pick and place machine. The manufacturing process does look very lean indeed. That demo techno was interresting too, it looks seamless as if there's no boundry bewteen inside box and outside the box. Do they also produce their own PCB's or are those done by a external company?
Great video! I love my xfilter even more now. And the customer service at Elysia is the best you can get
Excellent video, really enjoyed the tour and definitely made me want to get back to using analogue equipment once again. I really miss the hands on experience and sound of analogue equipment. So frikin' cool.
Great to see the tour and hear from the main designer there. I always imagined these guys were in some German warehouse black-light discotech wearing sunglasses inside and twiddling knobs for that 1% more of high end! They're in a techno park!
Their compressors are amazing, though ive only tried the software. Great video!
I'm enjoying the cheap caravan out the back window of the bosses office. I assume thats there for "contingency plan if the company doesnt succeed". Ah the joys of being a startup lol. Fortunately the product seems to have been well regarded so perhaps the caravan is just for holidays lol
great vid! love their vst compressors!
Great editing. Looks verry professional.
Sweet Canadian Tuxedo bro
We should all be impressed over 2:06, it's definitely not easy but all that by himself? He deserves all the cred he can get!
Another great gear factory tour!
Wow! Now GASing for a rack of Elysia outboard. Thanks for this. More of these videos please!
oh boi he really showed you alot from their factory and you could use hes gear ... man your a part of the family now hehe ! very interesting video
btw try not to hide ruben behind the video link at the end lol :p
keep it real !
wow what a treat! German power and Dutch insight! A real marriage made in heaven.
man, this was awesome! thank you elysia, krijnisfijn and Wytse for making this!Also didn't know karacter before, goint to need one now xD
Thank you for the amazing video Wytse, looking forward to hearing more about "qube" :)
Now I want to work for Elysia, what an engineers dream of a company
Oozing quality!
i so love this company wish i had access to your equipment in Barbados they would sell pretty good here.
Cool vid! Do you know what are those monitors on his office desk? And also what brand are the ones flush-mounted in the studio?
Die 27 minuten vlogen voorbij. En super leuk je eens op lokatie te zien. Mooie spulletjes zeg, en de passie straalt er vanaf, van jullie allebei trouwens. Mooie video, thanks! 😃
Sooooo cool!!!! Building our stuff within the morning and send it out at the afternoon. Just crazy :D
Love Elysia equipment plus their support is excellent! Thanks for the video! Have their xpressor and a number of their plugin emulations by uad
Is it German? It's so efficient!
ah, 14:30, yes it's German :D
If at 19:30 he turned to you and said "OK, I'll play a loop... from a song Sandstorm by Darude, you know this artist right?" - I would've completely lost my shit
Very cool to see the passion of this guy!
Great video tour!
Heey Wytse, Wauw wat een goede en interessante video over Elysia, Top! Was het de Karacter die de vette distortion gaf? Wat een wereld van verschil in geluid, veel warmer.
Dude is so awesome. I love this community!! I’m so tempted to pull the trigger on an alpha now 🤣🤣
So organised and efficient. I wonder if anyone has ever dropped one of those rotating parts carousels when changing them over and spilled the contents all over the floor? That would not be fun resorting all those different components!