There will be definitely more to come! In the meantime, this track was made with 4 tracks, one of bass, coming from Dimension, and another 3 of Strings. All the three Strings lines have the same base, but then the second gets light overdubs after 8 bars, the third gets more overdubs after 16 bars, and the fourth gets a lot of overdubs after 24 bars, for an increased tension (both in the total amount of Strings and amount of overdubs per track, getting more and more intense). In the future tutorials will come for sure, and if you have any question or idea, I will gladly cover it in a future video 🧡
Thank you a lot! 🧡 There will be more for sure, especially in the near future, since most of my other instruments are going back into the boxes while I renovate the house. OP1 will keep me company in the process ;)
Absolutely no post production, and that was actually my main goal: it would have been so much simpler to take out the stems and put together this, without the fiddling with resampling, overdubs, EQing everything and the final gainstaging to mess with the sound (in a positive way)! And yeah, finally some audio quality from the OP1! FINALLY
Thank you a lot! 🧡 The speakers are KEF Q, but I have no idea about the specific model (I got them from my father, and he got them in the 80s, he wanted to throw them away, so I now use them as TV speakers 😁) The amplifier is an Audiolab 8000A, same story as with the speakers!
more op1-field videos please! Would also love tutorials on how you composed tracks such as these on the Op1-field!
There will be definitely more to come!
In the meantime, this track was made with 4 tracks, one of bass, coming from Dimension, and another 3 of Strings.
All the three Strings lines have the same base, but then the second gets light overdubs after 8 bars, the third gets more overdubs after 16 bars, and the fourth gets a lot of overdubs after 24 bars, for an increased tension (both in the total amount of Strings and amount of overdubs per track, getting more and more intense).
In the future tutorials will come for sure, and if you have any question or idea, I will gladly cover it in a future video 🧡
yes please do tutorials especially showing your overdub process as I do not fully understand it (but hear the builiding tension which is awesome)
@@Dexba where are the strings coming from?
@@NealCaen the strings are coming from the internal engine, named appropriately Strings :)
I enjoyed this very much. Will watch/listen many more times! Lovely! Cheers from Long Beach, California!
I'm glad you enjoyed it, thank you so much!
Cheers back from Trento, Italy 🇮🇹
Sounds absolutely incredible! I'd grab one immediately if I could afford it!!!
Thank you so much 🧡
It wasn't an easy purchase, and not even an immediate one, but when the occasion arose... eheh
Beautiful song!
Thank you a lot!
here we go again.. with another reason to love op-1 field :D
Humbled! But don't you dare tempt me again with Ciat Lonbarde stuff, or I will be broke before the next video 😁
Nice clean setup 👌🎼 beautiful mood.
Thank you so much for checking it out 🧡
Subscribed in hope for more op1f vids:)
Thank you a lot! 🧡
There will be more for sure, especially in the near future, since most of my other instruments are going back into the boxes while I renovate the house.
OP1 will keep me company in the process ;)
Damn this is stunning..!
Thank you so much 🧡
I already hit the 👍 button before watching it 😍
Thank you so much for your constant support, I mean it 🧡
Wow! That's sounds huge and really high fidelity. Did you add any post production? I can't believe that that is the sound of the OP1 field only.
Absolutely no post production, and that was actually my main goal: it would have been so much simpler to take out the stems and put together this, without the fiddling with resampling, overdubs, EQing everything and the final gainstaging to mess with the sound (in a positive way)!
And yeah, finally some audio quality from the OP1! FINALLY
Beautiful! What is this sound system? 😮
Thank you a lot! 🧡
The speakers are KEF Q, but I have no idea about the specific model (I got them from my father, and he got them in the 80s, he wanted to throw them away, so I now use them as TV speakers 😁)
The amplifier is an Audiolab 8000A, same story as with the speakers!
Bellissima Giorgio ❤
Ti ringrazio moltissimo 🧡🧡🧡
bellissima!!
Grazie mille! Mi ha ipnotizzato, mi fa sempre piacere condividere questi momenti