028▶️ Coast To Coast (Make Noise 0-Coast + Eventide H9 Max // Arturia Beatstep Pro) | One Synth Only
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- Hi, after a couple of days with the powerful MakeNoise 0Coast monophonic semi-modular analog synth, here is the first track I came up with (featuring only the No Coast as instrument)
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My videos featuring the Make Noise 0-Coast:
• 0-Coast (Make Noise)
The first challenge was to understand how the 0 Coast works (as I've been playing with it for only a couple of days now!) the second one was to use the 0 Coast as sole instrument (though multi-tracked) and finally I wanted to make a demo which would be rather musical than experimental (there are a lot of videos out there showing the more experimental aspects of the instrument).
The main sequence which starts the song was programmed on the Arturia Beatstep Pro sequencer. The drums were programmed live as seen on the video (adding and deleting steps all through the track, thus not having a simple loop). As for the bass and lead, they were just played live using the Beatstep Pro's pads as a small keyboard!
* Hardware used *
- All parts (synths + drums) : Make Noise 0 Coast + Eventide H9 Max
- Sequencer : Arturia Beatstep Pro
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I really wanted the raw sound of this synth to be one of the main part of this recording, however in order to add some space and stereo width, I passed the synth though the Eventide H9.
Hope you'll enjoy the sound and video as much as I enjoyed setting it up :)
Great to see someone making real melodic music using hardware and showing off how professional it can sound.
Many thanks for your nice comment!
I think that the Eventide pedal quite helped crafting the "pro" sound ;)
The transition at 1:16 is nuts, so simple, yet so fitting and powerful, congrats!
Hey thanks a lot bahía mansa for the nice comment! Really appreciate it 🙏
Great to hear the 0-coast used in such a straight forward way! Not that there’s anything wrong with experimental stuff either.
Glad you enjoyed it & thanks for the support 🤗 I made this track only a couple of days after getting the 0-Coast and I wanted to try to make a melodic track with it (as there are quite a few videos out there showing the nice experimental side of the synth 😄)
Nice song you did with 0c!
Thanks for your feedback! 🙏😃
Awesome to hear the 0-Coast played as a musical instrument. ❤ I like this combo of devices. Thx for the video demo.
Hey thanks for your nice feedback 😃🙏 I usually try my best to musical jams with the instruments I use (must say that I'm not an expert at doing noisy long drone ambient tracks neither ☺️)
the melody part reminded me of Kitaro Silk Road lol
Thanks for your comment 😀 Don't know this track but will check it out for sure 😉
A F@#$ING masterpiece 👹jaffa
Thanks Jaffa! The 0-Coast is a very cool and versatile piece of analog synth 🤩
Just stumbled across this video and I checked out your others which are great but this is my favourite of the lot. Part of the melody reminds me of a New Beat track from yesteryear. You're making this music-making lark look too easy.
Thanks a lot for the nice feedback ezoray 🙏 It surely took quite some time to get it recorded and sound good, but I'm happy some of you here seem to quite be enjoying it! 😃
@@2MinuteWarning This is the song I mentioned, th-cam.com/video/0gsfIX0I9BI/w-d-xo.html, your piece reminded me of last part of the song, at least it does to my ears, I like to you think you where subconsciously inspired by a song you've never heard, well it's a theory!
@@ezoray Haha 😃 Never heard of that band before (even if I really like all the synth-new-cold-wave stuffs from the 80s!), but did really enjoy the track, in particular the instrumental outro 🤩 So thanks for the beautiful discovery!
This is great! Wondering how the connections worked for this? Like how you hooked the O-Coast into the BSP and got this all recorded? Really like what you did here.
Thanks TJay for the nice feedback, glad you enjoyed it! 😃
I don't really remember how I configured the setup for this one (I generally change my setup for each of my videos 😅), but as far as I recall the 0-Coast was being sequenced or played live by the BSP (it seems that I used the CV & Gate outputs of the BSP going into the 0-Coast 1V/OCT & TRG inputs). I also sometimes did some semi-modular patching within the 0-Coast to sculpt the sound. I then recorded each part (drums, bass, sequence, lead...) in my DAW with multi-tracking. Hope that helps?
Holy CRAP Dude! I got literal chills! Here I was just looking for a quick demo of what the O-coast can do and you throw this monster track at me🔥🔥🔥🔥 BRAVO!
Hey I really appreciate your warm feedback, thanks a lot 🙏 I just checked out your channel and you have a very cool music channel (had to subscribe 😉)!
@@2MinuteWarning I’m honored 🙌🏻🙌🏻 can’t wait to hear more of your music my friend! You are a beast!
@@MidlifeSynthesist Thanks mate! Your comment is deeply appreciated 🙏
That thing is awesome, great jam here!
Thanks 😊 Very versatile and punchy! 🔥
Wow. I finally picked up the 0-COAST today and this is a great demo to show its potential... Loveth thine sounds...
Thanks for your nice feedback! 🙏 Congratulations for your 0-Coast which really is an amazing analog semi-modular synth 🤩I made this video just a couple of days after getting mine as I really wanted to capture the first moment spent discovering the versatility of this wonderful instrument!
@@2MinuteWarning im glad i didn't document mine... Having some calibration issues... d'oh... Make Noise Tech Support is helping out... But pre-calibration I was loving it haha... Hopefully get everything back in order soon so I can make a demo one day... Keep up the good work my friend... Looking forward to your future vids...
@@iamYork_ Oh sorry to read, hope Make Noise will be able to sort this out quickly 🤞(please let me know if ever you publish a demo of it 😉)
@@2MinuteWarning definitely will my friend... sent back to Make Noise and they sort it all out then send it back... Amazing company and customer service... Cant wait to continue the journey with it when it returns to the lab...
Damn dude you really know your stuff. Think I can kind of replicate the eventide through Ableton? Not wanting to drop that much $ lol. Great job btw!
Thanks for the nice comment! 🙏 I mainly used delays, reverbs and modulation effects on the Eventide pedal, which can surely be replicated in Live (morever the effects on the Eventide H9 even exists in the VST format if ever you want to grab a few of them, they often go on sale 😉)
@@2MinuteWarning thanks for your reply!
Feels like an epic soundtrack btw
I've recieved a few comments on my videos talking about soundtrack... Would really like to work on a project like this one day ☺️
Mindbendingly good 😉👍👍jaffa
I appreciate the feedback mate, thanks! 😃🙏
Noob question - how do you chain effects pedal to 0-coast+Beatstep? Thanks :)
Hi, the 0-Coast's audio out is going into the H9 pedal's audio in. (The Beatstep is only sequencing the 0-Coast 😉)
@@2MinuteWarning Thanks! Got it going. Love the inspirational video, be great to see more with Beatstep Pro & 0-Coast or other Make Noise instruments. Been eyeing 'Strega'. Cheers!
Superb 💖💖👌👌💓💓😘😘
Thanks Paul! 🙏😀
Man, i just discovered your channel, one the very best i've ever seen on SynthTube, amazing videos!
Hey thanks mate for your encouraging words! 🤗
That’s so lovely sound. 😍😍😆👍
Thanks MongKencO
🤗 The 0-Coast is a nice and quite versatile mono analog synth! (though I like to use it more for chimes and bells sounds... don't really know why 😅)
Lovely little piece! Nice rhythmic variations ;-)
Thanks A. 😘
Beauty
Thanks for the kind support 🤗
This is remarkable and inspiring
Thanks rjschrei, really glad you liked it! (I'm working on another 2-minute video featuring the 0-Coast which I'll surely post tomorrow 😊)
Solid jam. I've been trying a few years now to get my hands on this synth. I think it's time 😅
Thanks monohold., glad you enjoyed it! The 0-Coast is a very cool and inspiring synth (for sure not the classic subtractive synthesis we are used too 😉)
@@2MinuteWarning that's what scares me to be honest. But after watching your video, it's clear that you can make this thing sing even though the filter is missing.
@@monohold I totally get you as I was in the same case, i.e. used to subtractive synthesis (and to a lesser extent to additive and FM synthesis). It can need some time to come up with more "musical" sounds (to me, the easiest sounds to come out of this synth were special effects actually 😅), but it can also play fat and percussive sounds, cutting leads etc.🥳
@@2MinuteWarning definitely, any kind of effect pedal will compliment any synth. Thank you for your input though!
Great job on this
Thanks niloben, glad you enjoyed it! (made this only a couple of days after getting the 0-Coast, but must say that I quite liked this first jam 😄)
wonderful!
Thanks Kristen 🤗(glad to see this video still getting some nice feedback!)
sorry for another question on your videos, trying to learn and understand how you sequenced all these sounds and layered on top of each other, was it all done through the beatstep pro or recorded each individual parts to a daw?
All questions are welcome mate 😃 The 0-Coast synth was sequenced or played live only with the Beatstep Pro. However I used my DAW as a multitrack recorder in order to record each audio part individually. Hope it helps? 😉
@@2MinuteWarning yes that helps thank you ✌️ once you said there's a DAW involved that clears things up
@@riothood For sure 😉 Could have been a multi-track audio recorder though, but would have been less easier to sync the tracks etc. I think 😅
@@2MinuteWarning I see! Im really obsess with just want to know how all the routing works and maybe even how you recorded them. It's something that's tickling my brain a lot with your videos 😅
@@riothood Haha I see 😅 Well the routing is quite simple actually it mainly depends on the videos I'm making. There are 2 main differences:
1- Either I'm using the same instrument to play several parts, like here with the Coast to Coast video, but I used the same technique for other videos with the Dreadbox Nymphes (th-cam.com/video/8mUztT-508M/w-d-xo.html) or Erica Synths DB-01 Bassline (th-cam.com/video/TFm6VZftlf8/w-d-xo.html) or Novation CMS (th-cam.com/video/XbGh-X33Rws/w-d-xo.html)
In these videos, once I've find an idea, I record individually each part (bass, lead, pads...) into my multitrack (i.e. DAW here) using the same instrument (but obviously with different settings)
2-Or I'm using different instruments (like most of my other videos), in this case its way simpler: roughly speaking, each instrument goes into an effect (when needed), then into a mixer which goes into an audio recorder (generally my DAW 😉)
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Thanks Nicolas, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Are you a happy owner of the 0-Coast too ? ;)
@@2MinuteWarning No... don't go there 😆
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