Not tryna be "that guy" but I'm pretty sure all the songs are untitled and the names that stuck were a community thing I think the album inlay artwork pictures are what they used to name them. I think stone in focus (viynl,digital only?) and the one he did for the peel session but with a beat (radiator,metal rods???) Something like that are the only 2 he actually gave a name to
I have no words to say. This just great. It just makes me feel the most comfort and calm state of being. I forget all the problems and anxious thoughts. Thank you, you make my life happier🦋🍂☮️
I love Rhubarb, and I love this cover of it. A really nice, really close-to-source version, but just different enough to be unique. It’s on one my favourite TH-cam ambient playlists, so I get to listen to it often. Much respect from me to you for doing this wonderful piece of music justice.
What a beautiful performance indeed. I really love this track, and it always sounded so magic in my head, seeing break down like this it's really awesome, thanks for this.
Hey Paul, long-time-no-see! Just happened upon this as it's one of my all-time favourite songs, and it's honestly incredible how faithful to the original track you've got the sound; awesome production man. Glad to see you're still making music and spreading the gospel of RDJ & BoC, building up quite the collection of hardware too! Been enjoying your original work too, keep it up! Take it easy man
"[...] It might rely heavily on electronics, tapes. I can kind of envision maybe one person with a lot of machines, tapes, and electronic setups." -Jim Morrison, 1969
Ugh I love how it's kinda repetitive for such a long time when I think I've heard enough it ends and im left in a state of wanting more, love AT mahn my fav artist ever and im a heavy rock and hip hop head
Hey! I'm really sorry I somehow missed this comment for a year... This isn't technically DAWless as I use Reaper to write in/sequence MIDI (I don't own a sequencer yet). Would be cool if it was though! Hope you got something sorted!
Hey, thanks! I started off with a basic pad sound on the minilogue, recorded that to tape then sampled that into the S3000. There's also a recording of a wee Thai flute I had lying around that I layered in. So just the MIDI notes from recording the pad into the sampler :) It's all been downsampled a bit though which I love the sound of, plus the inbuilt effects of the sampler.
@@paulgstewart Interesting! So were you just sampling the chord sequence playing once and then looping it? I bought one of these a while ago but never had the time to get into it to learn it! The downsampling is definitely a classic effect
@@raynefaded Yup! I think I actually recorded then sampled the chord sequence either from a loop tape or from another tape that was intentionally damaged to give it a bit more grit. With the sampler it's always about saving memory (floppy disks) so just recording anything thats low to mid range at 10khz instead of 20 then filtering out the sort of metallic artefacts, but those can also sound cool depending what you're going for 🤓 It took me a few years to get the hang of but I really enjoy using it and it does sound great. I can make sounds on it fairly quickly now! I recommend Pete Cannon's video, I wish I'd seen that ages ago th-cam.com/video/IDn7ZDcx9w0/w-d-xo.html
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It makes me happy, for some reason, that such a profound and deeply moving piece of music has the silly name 'Rhubarb'.
And has like 5 chords
Not tryna be "that guy" but I'm pretty sure all the songs are untitled and the names that stuck were a community thing I think the album inlay artwork pictures are what they used to name them. I think stone in focus (viynl,digital only?) and the one he did for the peel session but with a beat (radiator,metal rods???) Something like that are the only 2 he actually gave a name to
@@606808909That makes it even more beautiful. The name of each piece is up for interpretation, because each one is a different state of being.
I think it has something to do with his mum collecting it and making stuff with it when he was a lil boy
@@Ldj8395jebr4 some of the great tunes have even less... who sold the idea that many or complex chords are something important in making a great tune?
It is a melancholy comfort. You honored the original. Great job!
I think this is the most loyal cover. The instruments are so close to the original! ❤🔥
This is beautiful. I'm cryin'
Man this is the closest i've heard a cover come to the original! Amazing work
the comfort this song gives me...
I have no words to say. This just great. It just makes me feel the most comfort and calm state of being. I forget all the problems and anxious thoughts. Thank you, you make my life happier🦋🍂☮️
I feel like this is one of the best music ever created, no other make me feel this way. It's almost like it can heal you
at 00:37 i thought you were looking at socks on amazon
This is the next best thing after a live performance from Richard David James aka Aphex Twin. Good job sir. You moved all of us.
I am sobbing
I love Rhubarb, and I love this cover of it. A really nice, really close-to-source version, but just different enough to be unique. It’s on one my favourite TH-cam ambient playlists, so I get to listen to it often.
Much respect from me to you for doing this wonderful piece of music justice.
Rhubarb gives me very comfortable and harmonious mood.
What a beautiful performance indeed. I really love this track, and it always sounded so magic in my head, seeing break down like this it's really awesome, thanks for this.
blimey. you did it. this is one of my 'take me back there' pieces of music. bless you. you look young and its lovely that you know this so well.
Best song ever 😭😭😭
Amazing, dude.
wow this is beautiful
awesome, so beautiful, thank you very much ❤
Killed it guys
Damn, beautiful.
Beautiful! I'm thrilled to have found it!
Hey Paul, long-time-no-see! Just happened upon this as it's one of my all-time favourite songs, and it's honestly incredible how faithful to the original track you've got the sound; awesome production man. Glad to see you're still making music and spreading the gospel of RDJ & BoC, building up quite the collection of hardware too! Been enjoying your original work too, keep it up! Take it easy man
Lovely
Absolutely sublime. Thank you for sharing this with us, great gear and sound design as well
Good job, dude! I love people who have passion! Please upload more!
gold
well done
Beautiful! Love the original, love your cover. This never ever gets old.
this is so beautiful thanks you are amazing
This is amazing!
Amazing work! ❤
awesome
really good
There are many Rhubarb covers out there, but few of them are this good, Great cover !
Top cover !
"[...] It might rely heavily on electronics, tapes. I can kind of envision maybe one person with a lot of machines, tapes, and electronic setups."
-Jim Morrison, 1969
Got to give credit to the user Nobody for introducing me to this brilliant piece. :)
Just wonderful
excellent setup, beautifully done. keep it up
So beautiful.
Ur goated
Very cool !
Superb , , great sound, best cover I’ve heard in a long time ,FairPlay to you 👌
Glad you enjoyed, and cheers for the sub!
@@paulgstewart no problem you’re very talented
@@sparklesparklesparkle6318 close, I'm 30 😂
Fantastic job mate, really well done!
Cool steel,good sound❤
one day when they take the tape off of the boss eq pedal I'll know what they're using
❤
the MS-101 is such a gem!
This is amazing work!!!
wooaah man! that's an amazing job!
One of my favourite tracks EVER. And that is one excellent cover, Sir!
Very nice
You came in incredibly close to the original, with a beautiful analog sound. Awesome!
This is the best rendition I've seen, AMAZING!
Brilliant.
Mate. Incredible work.
🔥
Yo wtf, legend. Good job.
noice
Top notch!!!!
Top notch👌🏻
Great work!
Great cover and well done!
Savage man!
Really good cover!
Wow
Ugh I love how it's kinda repetitive for such a long time when I think I've heard enough it ends and im left in a state of wanting more, love AT mahn my fav artist ever and im a heavy rock and hip hop head
You should make a video explaining how you made the patch on the microKorg! Great cover!!
this is so amazing, wow i wish i could be as talented as you but im too dumb but this is amazing.
Bad ass
Excellent work
hey man, love your videos. Any tips for a beginner wanting to build a dawless setup. Love your sound and vibes. cheers
That’s a no then 😂
Hey! I'm really sorry I somehow missed this comment for a year... This isn't technically DAWless as I use Reaper to write in/sequence MIDI (I don't own a sequencer yet). Would be cool if it was though! Hope you got something sorted!
Lush
Which minilogue patch did you use?
if i know him well enough, he spends a LOT of time creating them from scratch, when he does a cover, to nail it
Could you please tell me the name of the first korg synthesizer in this video??????
korg monologue ^_^
It's a minilogue :)
@@paulgstewart Thank you so much you made it sound wonderful
How are you using the s3000XL in this?
And how are yu using the tascam, exactly?
Sounds great
Hey, thanks! I started off with a basic pad sound on the minilogue, recorded that to tape then sampled that into the S3000. There's also a recording of a wee Thai flute I had lying around that I layered in. So just the MIDI notes from recording the pad into the sampler :) It's all been downsampled a bit though which I love the sound of, plus the inbuilt effects of the sampler.
@@paulgstewart Interesting! So were you just sampling the chord sequence playing once and then looping it?
I bought one of these a while ago but never had the time to get into it to learn it! The downsampling is definitely a classic effect
@@raynefaded Yup! I think I actually recorded then sampled the chord sequence either from a loop tape or from another tape that was intentionally damaged to give it a bit more grit. With the sampler it's always about saving memory (floppy disks) so just recording anything thats low to mid range at 10khz instead of 20 then filtering out the sort of metallic artefacts, but those can also sound cool depending what you're going for 🤓 It took me a few years to get the hang of but I really enjoy using it and it does sound great. I can make sounds on it fairly quickly now! I recommend Pete Cannon's video, I wish I'd seen that ages ago
th-cam.com/video/IDn7ZDcx9w0/w-d-xo.html
As for the Tascam, it's just a basic mixdown to stereo- channels 1 and 2 are the "dry" synths and sampler, 3+4 are the reverb returns.
@@paulgstewart great stuff. resampling on the 3000xl is magic
HOWD YOU GET THAT SOUND ON YOUR KORG??! WOW
How did u make this ? ❤
WTF. If that is legit, how'd you pull that off?
Wasn’t expecting this one! Love this tune, good job on it!!!