I remember she was the drummer of an amazing post hardcore band here in Colombia. Now she is doing this. You are going to be huge! You deserve it parcera!
Trust you to be here. You are the man who made me buy the Analog Rtym back when it came out. It's a pity my tastes have gone towards extremely minimalistic synthwave style music, because the Rytm is capable of glitchy mayhem like very few other pieces of kit.
Trust him to be here as well. Love seeing people's DAWless setups and they use them to make eclectic music. It's just so awe inspiring. Yes Cuckkos has sold me some great gear as well. I've learned so much from him.
Ela Minus well thank you so much!! I hope our roads will cross one day. It’d be fantastic meeting you, and catch one of your performances live! Keep it up!
At the same time it's a bit contradictory. Not playing a keyboard and instead rely more on button pressing and sequencing being more Rhytm and pattern based and less chords, "aftertouch", modulation wheel bending and melody playing is not "more tactile" in my view. You can get maximum expression if adding a good midi keyboard controller with a great feeling keybed and using velocity sensitivity, after touch, mod wheel, pitch bending etc. Something not in her setup here! Not that you still will have a tactile experience with her setup (you do!). It's just that I think the most important component of that is missing. (We can all agree that staring at a screen and using a mouse to turn virtual knobs is the least tactile thing no matter what).
That and getting away from the EM radiation, blue light, ect. Much easier on the eyes. It is valuable to be forced to use your ears, turn off quantize or just experience another route and learn from it. That said, you can still make music with your ears with a pc a much less screen time if you know key shortcuts or set up midi control surfaces, synths ect. Im liking the po-33 ko screen. Its like a cheap handheld game from 1993. Great little sampler with some limitations like 8bit, quantize only, and being monophonic, but is more immediate than the MPC and there are lessons and workarounds for all but the 8bit aspect, which isnt necessarily bad.
@@Magnus_Loov What works for her may not for you. Honestly I've seen street musicians banging pots and pans express themselves better than musicians with a "traditional" setup.
I guess something like an sp404 could also be used without that visual representation? Im not sure. Id love to have and know more gear that isnt reliant on a computer like a midi keyboard
A lot of people out there should take note of the most important fact she states: forget the visual representation and LISTEN. Music is not supposed to be done with your eyes and it should be all about your ears. Fantastic.
I'd say that's only true as long as you already have huge experience like Ela. I find it extremely helpful - especially as a novice - to have some visual representation of things like an envelope, waveshape, mod sources etc.. People seem to forget that beginners don't easily remember what each section does and how it affects sound. So it helps a lot to get into synthesizers and explore them further. One reason why I use my Waldorf Blofeld much less than my Deepmind or my Wave 2 - despite its great sound - is how it does such a poor job at giving visual representation. It doesn't even matter if it is screens or many distinct LEDs - I just simply prefer to know what is going on. The same applies with software synths: Synths like Vital or Pigment are just great with their visual representation. I don't see how such obvious drawbacks of (some) poorly designed synths should be praised. Good synth design doesn't prevent you from listening. Though I see that mere "track editing" at a laptop can stifle the creative process - but thats nothing that is required at a laptop. After all, the MPC is also just a very underpowered computer with a decent control surface - there is no essential difference to a good, well integrated MIDI controller at a laptop/PC.
I was probably living under a rock for many years. Only discovered the beautiful music of Ela Minus recently on SoundCloud and wanted to learn more about how she was creating her music. Since this video was recorded (in 2016), I am curious to see if and how her gear has evolved. Fantastic music. For some reasons, there were vocals here who briefly reminded me of Canadian singer Jane Siberry who changed my way of listening to music many many years ago.
Funny that this video pops up in my YT recommendations four years after being published. Saw her one time playing the live-drums for a band called Austra at the Open Source Festival in Germany and also took pictures of her. She's a Multitalent. 👏
That's funny, it also just popped up on my recommendations. And I saw her open for Austra in Canada a few years ago at a small venue. Think she may have played drums with them for a song.
Very awesome! I love how she brings such creativity forth from her limitations. The artistic integrity is strong. She has a clear vision of her creative tools and options and works within that framework marvelously. This was my first introduction to Ela Minus and I am very impressed - taking tips for my own music production :)
Really inspiring setup! When you first started talking I was like, 'this voice is so familiar' and then you mentioned that you'd worked on the Organelle and it clicked! 🤓
@@MicahT Look for pedal board cases. I bought a "CNB PDC 410G SSL Pedal Case" new from ebay for $69 USD. I don't do analog, but I was able to cram two Arturia Keysteps, an old Yamaha Drum Machine, a Behringer 4-input Audio Interface, a power strip, a space for my netbook, a foot pedal, and all of my MIDI Splitters and Audio Chords. If you're lucky you might be able to find a used pedal board case with the power supply built in for cheap.
Shout out to you, from Sacramento California! Great tour of your rig. Like the ideas you shared here. I imagine your performances are a lot of fun. Thanks for sharing, and best wishes for your continued success.
I met her a couple of months ago, she played a DJ set for a local radio station and did it beautifully, she’s such a nice and down to earth person. Beautiful set up.
When I started making music getting bits of hardware to talk to each other was the only way. A PC was just way outside of my purchasing capability. There was a joy to it and I still have my very first bit of kit. A Roland TR-626 drum machine.
@@originellername3062 Bro, I am an old fart and I started playing with music tech in the 90's. I will never be a huge artist, I am not interested in just being able to do anything and I have used many DAWS. Started with Cubase (when I could eventually afford it) have used Logic, and ProTools coupled with a huge SSL desk while at a college for a while. Hardware is what I enjoy, and the challenge of getting them to talk to each other is part of that. I don't understand why some people think there can be only one right way to do stuff.
I'm late to the party, but: Awesome! I'm a user (player? conjurer? ;) of the Organelle! --and also a developer. Would love to know what your role was in creating it @UCoRNtzYfful7ygcuC8HMQEg.
@3:42 what's the cool thing you can do? you cut it to make it seem like she was saying "a really cool thing you can do is.. play one of my pre recorded tracks over a montage of me unmuting rytm tracks and triggering mpc vocal chops"
Kindred Spirit...I too have always used hardware ....tho the elektron o.s. is still smarter than me I use the rytm and my own little family of hardware...Thanks for your inspiration and Viva Venezuala!!!
The things you are saying is so correct and important. Thank you for helping people to understand the Relationship to the tools as more than some random shit. Peace Christo 🐕🐕🕺🕺👽👽👍🏻👍🏻💀💀☠️☠️✌🏻✌🏻🔦🔦🎶🎶🛸🛸🙏🙏❤️❤️👏🏻👏🏻🤖🤖
uhm interesting what she's saying but music is not made of words and I don't like the stuff she does. You cannot play electronic music in 2021 like kraftwerk or depeche mode or even aphex twin never existed: this stuff has evolved. Her music does not sound sharp and it's poorly produced. Maybe it's a sort of artistic expression I can't connect with but man this was just my personal opinion.
"I'm too old to become a tiny little dancer, d'you know? What can I be supposed to do? Buy cameras and equipments and then leaving one thing here and another there?"
The great thing : When we throw our stuff together after marriage, we can always know who's crap it is : her patch cables are coded pink, mine are blue. Hilarious! I love you! LOL
@@CatLover-g7j no no the MPC 1000 is that big white box one sees at 1:17 for example.. or quickly at 00:23 between the organelle and the elektron rythm
@MrGreyjeep MPCs are usually standalone hardware that is a DAW, that you can arrange music in. Any one involved in music has at least one variation of it. They are just really powerful machines.
@MrGreyjeep The MPCs are very versatile. You could easily map to Abelton Live. Don't worry about older models, as for you'll find the one you like regardless of age or type of media it uses for sample loading. I do however recommend watching tons of TH-cam videos of people using different models to see if it fits the bill for you. For example I wanted a all inclusive non sample loading model for me. So I bought the xr20 for creating hip hip beats and creating other beats in a highly portable fashion that runs on batteries as well. If I need to load or want to use samples I just map the midi out to a different sample device like a MPC MPX16. Both devices can be had for less than 250.00 US dollars total together. Hope that helps.
They said A.I. are now very hard to understand. But they may really understand me. I like talented-with-signature people. So A.I. sends me this clip to my TH-cam home.
Excellent stuff and a nice collection of gear. Tossing out the laptop would feel so liberating. I can't wait until I have a sampler. I got rid of it figuring a daw would be way more powerful... And they are, but they're also tedious to use and you spend half the time screwing around with latency as everything just slightly stumbles over itself.
If you're right, then your rule applies to your opinion as well, therefore I cannot trust you are right. So you must be wrong : which paradoxically hints that you may be right... Think about it.
That's one expensive set up. I own 2 of the black Electron machines and I know. The Analog Rtym is worth it though, nothing else does what that thing does. You can tap a few random things into the sequencer, grab some knobs and tweak them, and suddenly end up with a crazy sounding loop that is unique, and could never be recreated.
Instant fan here. She reminds me of early Hello Seahorse! vocally. But its that boucy indie female spanish vocal thing. Love it. And Ela knows her shit!
when you chose to sell yourself to a brand of car to hope to sell your music and you neglected the fact that if it worked everyone would assemble you in a Korean SUV ... good deal?🤔
I think there's nothing wrong with visual, the problem is going all the way to keyboard and mouse. I like the push2 because it kind of keeps the information but presents the interface in a way that you are still not going to KB and mouse (mostly).
Buy used hardware, old stuff that has been forgotten because no hype artist using it. You could buy a TB-303 in the mid 80's for $50, before it has been used in acid house, techno and Goa trance. You can nowadays grab a lot of synths for very little money, a Roland MC-505 or Korg electribe are at around $100~$150 where I'm living. Last year I bought a Yamaha DX7s in great condition on an auction site for $90. I often see old Yamaha drum machines for $20. An old Akai MPC2000 sampler will cost you around $200~250, around $350 for an MPC1000 like the one used in this video
@@xxx7917 😂😂😂🤣🤣 Ableton Live suite and the Push 2 cost around $1300. You can literally do everything and more than hardware fyi. She has over $3000 of stuff on that table. Good luck trying to convince someone to spend that type of dough.
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I am wondering if Kia are going to enter the synth market soon?
They are ! The Kia Ora comes out in March 19 I think
Ha! Well we've been driving their cars for almost a decade now and they are great value. If they made synths I'd expect the same...
2021 and Behringer release a car, it looks identical to a 911 but costs only 7k 😂
Lol
Y’all joking, but Yamaha is having the real laugh.
I remember she was the drummer of an amazing post hardcore band here in Colombia. Now she is doing this. You are going to be huge! You deserve it parcera!
Raton Perez
Eaton Perez!
Awesome work!
Trust you to be here. You are the man who made me buy the Analog Rtym back when it came out. It's a pity my tastes have gone towards extremely minimalistic synthwave style music, because the Rytm is capable of glitchy mayhem like very few other pieces of kit.
Trust him to be here as well. Love seeing people's DAWless setups and they use them to make eclectic music. It's just so awe inspiring. Yes Cuckkos has sold me some great gear as well. I've learned so much from him.
Satyan Patel ❤️
i absolutely love all your videos, i've seen them all. this means so much to me. thank you : )
Ela Minus well thank you so much!! I hope our roads will cross one day. It’d be fantastic meeting you, and catch one of your performances live! Keep it up!
Excellent point on removing the visual representation. That's where I'm at right now as well. Something very special about going tactile.
I remember people going back to their hardware sequencers from Cubase on an Atari ST 25 years ago for the very same reason.
At the same time it's a bit contradictory. Not playing a keyboard and instead rely more on button pressing and sequencing being more Rhytm and pattern based and less chords, "aftertouch", modulation wheel bending and melody playing is not "more tactile" in my view.
You can get maximum expression if adding a good midi keyboard controller with a great feeling keybed and using velocity sensitivity, after touch, mod wheel, pitch bending etc.
Something not in her setup here!
Not that you still will have a tactile experience with her setup (you do!). It's just that I think the most important component of that is missing. (We can all agree that staring at a screen and using a mouse to turn virtual knobs is the least tactile thing no matter what).
That and getting away from the EM radiation, blue light, ect. Much easier on the eyes. It is valuable to be forced to use your ears, turn off quantize or just experience another route and learn from it.
That said, you can still make music with your ears with a pc a much less screen time if you know key shortcuts or set up midi control surfaces, synths ect.
Im liking the po-33 ko screen. Its like a cheap handheld game from 1993. Great little sampler with some limitations like 8bit, quantize only, and being monophonic, but is more immediate than the MPC and there are lessons and workarounds for all but the 8bit aspect, which isnt necessarily bad.
@@Magnus_Loov What works for her may not for you. Honestly I've seen street musicians banging pots and pans express themselves better than musicians with a "traditional" setup.
I guess something like an sp404 could also be used without that visual representation? Im not sure. Id love to have and know more gear that isnt reliant on a computer like a midi keyboard
She's worked on the organelle? Wow thats amazing!
Every now and then I revisit this video so I can delight myself with her beautiful Bogotánglish accent
A lot of people out there should take note of the most important fact she states: forget the visual representation and LISTEN. Music is not supposed to be done with your eyes and it should be all about your ears. Fantastic.
@@TUO__ Wow, you've just spent most of your vocabulary there. Lol
I'd say that's only true as long as you already have huge experience like Ela. I find it extremely helpful - especially as a novice - to have some visual representation of things like an envelope, waveshape, mod sources etc.. People seem to forget that beginners don't easily remember what each section does and how it affects sound. So it helps a lot to get into synthesizers and explore them further.
One reason why I use my Waldorf Blofeld much less than my Deepmind or my Wave 2 - despite its great sound - is how it does such a poor job at giving visual representation. It doesn't even matter if it is screens or many distinct LEDs - I just simply prefer to know what is going on. The same applies with software synths: Synths like Vital or Pigment are just great with their visual representation.
I don't see how such obvious drawbacks of (some) poorly designed synths should be praised. Good synth design doesn't prevent you from listening. Though I see that mere "track editing" at a laptop can stifle the creative process - but thats nothing that is required at a laptop. After all, the MPC is also just a very underpowered computer with a decent control surface - there is no essential difference to a good, well integrated MIDI controller at a laptop/PC.
Exactly! That is why no self respecting composer or orchestra uses sheet music 🙂
I make a completely different genre of electronic music but I love watching my electro peeps do their thing. (I know that kinda made no sense... lol)
We think it makes perfect sense!
I was probably living under a rock for many years. Only discovered the beautiful music of Ela Minus recently on SoundCloud and wanted to learn more about how she was creating her music. Since this video was recorded (in 2016), I am curious to see if and how her gear has evolved. Fantastic music. For some reasons, there were vocals here who briefly reminded me of Canadian singer Jane Siberry who changed my way of listening to music many many years ago.
Love the rolled up towel used to prop one of the sequencers up!
Funny that this video pops up in my YT recommendations four years after being published. Saw her one time playing the live-drums for a band called Austra at the Open Source Festival in Germany and also took pictures of her. She's a Multitalent. 👏
That's funny, it also just popped up on my recommendations. And I saw her open for Austra in Canada a few years ago at a small venue. Think she may have played drums with them for a song.
for those who want to see ela perform drums: th-cam.com/video/wffthf0RXYU/w-d-xo.html
Any other Colombians can notice how her accent also somehow is there when she speaks English
I didn’t know she was Colombian until right now that I heard her speak in English and said: she has to be from Bogotá!
Love this setup. MPC and Elektron, the best of both worlds
The way she says polyphonic synthesizer completes me
Thi is my favorite video right now, you are a genius and love the colors and how I don't understand anything that's going on
Daaang!!... She be puttin all you laptop DJs to shame... Get It Girl!!! Show em how Its Done!
GET a MPC!!! TODAY!
Everyone should check out the album she just dropped. Its great.
Very awesome! I love how she brings such creativity forth from her limitations. The artistic integrity is strong. She has a clear vision of her creative tools and options and works within that framework marvelously. This was my first introduction to Ela Minus and I am very impressed - taking tips for my own music production :)
el acento rolo es super marcado hasta en inglés
Really inspiring setup! When you first started talking I was like, 'this voice is so familiar' and then you mentioned that you'd worked on the Organelle and it clicked! 🤓
🖤 me encanta la forma en que entiendes tu set, aguante ela!
Love the carrying case split in two. Wish we could have seen a quick timelapse of her setting up from scratch.
Do you know what kind of case that is / what to Google to find something like that? I've been struggling to figure out a set up just like this.
@@MicahT Look for pedal board cases. I bought a "CNB PDC 410G SSL Pedal Case" new from ebay for $69 USD. I don't do analog, but I was able to cram two Arturia Keysteps, an old Yamaha Drum Machine, a Behringer 4-input Audio Interface, a power strip, a space for my netbook, a foot pedal, and all of my MIDI Splitters and Audio Chords. If you're lucky you might be able to find a used pedal board case with the power supply built in for cheap.
@@murve33 Thanks! Flight cases are overkill for what I need, but this might just be perfect.
i love this series so much! i’d love to see more especially from female artists as i really relate to them.
Someone doing is own stuff with heart will always be convincing to me, it’s not about music genre, it’s just about passion ☺️
Ela Minus is AMAZING!
I feel the sudden urge to buy a shitty car.
All this kit , or an MPC LIVE . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
I want to know what kind of road case that is. I hope to build something just like it some day
Did you find something ? I really like this setup too !
Benjamin Roulet looks like standard road case. They come with foam inserts that you cut out to the shape of the gear you want to put in them
Leaving a comment here, i wonder what case this is, how easy it is to disassemble the lid like this.. Might be SKB?
Currently spending a lot of my money on analogue synths and it's all Ela's fault 😇
hello everyone did some body know what is the table she use who's it also a box to put the setup in it's look like super useful
Lol. It's the lid of the flight case on top a keyboard stand as far as I can see.
My cats can do the same without any equipment.
We love your cats!
Shout out to you, from Sacramento California!
Great tour of your rig.
Like the ideas you shared here.
I imagine your performances are a lot of fun.
Thanks for sharing, and best wishes for your continued success.
I met her a couple of months ago, she played a DJ set for a local radio station and did it beautifully, she’s such a nice and down to earth person. Beautiful set up.
that last piece was sickkkkk
2:07 im so used to ignore lyrics that i didnt even noticed she was singing in spanish 😂😂😂😂
no se le entiende nada jajaja
I like both, analog hardware and Ableton live
Hybrid is best! Best of both worlds!
GET A MPC!!!
Looove this style, she is great! (Reminds me a bit like the album from Jarre called Zoolook, also awesome)
When I started making music getting bits of hardware to talk to each other was the only way. A PC was just way outside of my purchasing capability. There was a joy to it and I still have my very first bit of kit. A Roland TR-626 drum machine.
@@originellername3062 Bro, I am an old fart and I started playing with music tech in the 90's.
I will never be a huge artist, I am not interested in just being able to do anything and I have used many DAWS. Started with Cubase (when I could eventually afford it) have used Logic, and ProTools coupled with a huge SSL desk while at a college for a while. Hardware is what I enjoy, and the challenge of getting them to talk to each other is part of that.
I don't understand why some people think there can be only one right way to do stuff.
@@DocBolus GET the new MPC!!! WOW
I'm late to the party, but: Awesome! I'm a user (player? conjurer? ;) of the Organelle! --and also a developer. Would love to know what your role was in creating it @UCoRNtzYfful7ygcuC8HMQEg.
Very inspiring! Back to the studio for me, thanks Ela
Caleb Joseph MPC!!
hmmm what does MPC stand for?
@3:42 what's the cool thing you can do? you cut it to make it seem like she was saying "a really cool thing you can do is.. play one of my pre recorded tracks over a montage of me unmuting rytm tracks and triggering mpc vocal chops"
Kindred Spirit...I too have always used hardware ....tho the elektron o.s. is still smarter than me I use the rytm and my own little family of hardware...Thanks for your inspiration and Viva Venezuala!!!
The things you are saying is so correct and important. Thank you for helping people to understand the Relationship to the tools as more than some random shit. Peace Christo 🐕🐕🕺🕺👽👽👍🏻👍🏻💀💀☠️☠️✌🏻✌🏻🔦🔦🎶🎶🛸🛸🙏🙏❤️❤️👏🏻👏🏻🤖🤖
uhm interesting what she's saying but music is not made of words and I don't like the stuff she does. You cannot play electronic music in 2021 like kraftwerk or depeche mode or even aphex twin never existed: this stuff has evolved. Her music does not sound sharp and it's poorly produced. Maybe it's a sort of artistic expression I can't connect with but man this was just my personal opinion.
So what’s the light-blue little synth with cream round-button keys at 2:55, that Ela says she helped design? Can’t hear just what she says there.
It's an Organelle th-cam.com/video/tk2MKNBhdWU/w-d-xo.html
Thanks, Craig!
God I love her custom Mpc with the wood sides and all.white !!!!
Colin Rupprecht Google FORAT MPC CUSTOM. ;)
she is so "band camp" but I don't get why you don't put any links of the artist in there, that you are interviewing, that ist kind of rude
Awesome content, neat story, but tell your videographer to turn on the auto focus and leave it on...
If you do not have one yet. GET a MPC!! They make any version you need for your $!!! Ebay has them.
I like the simple setup...and of course using samplers instead of 49999 pieces of gear to do the same exact thing...
"I'm too old to become a tiny little dancer, d'you know? What can I be supposed to do? Buy cameras and equipments and then leaving one thing here and another there?"
I reallly like the accent of your speaking voice and the air/breathy nature of you singing voice
such a bad ass.
cool set up. volca seems a bit redundant when you have the rytm haha but the rest I really dig!
The great thing : When we throw our stuff together after marriage, we can always know who's crap it is : her patch cables are coded pink, mine are blue. Hilarious! I love you! LOL
I think I understand what you are saying but I can't know for sure
@@herettahuston9457 I think they are married lol
@@calebbilti538 What a weird way to say that lol!
hello, who knows what is the thing between the moog and the volca beats at 00:25 and that we see again at 4:01...?? thanks!!
MPC??
@@CatLover-g7j no no the MPC 1000 is that big white box one sees at 1:17 for example.. or quickly at 00:23 between the organelle and the elektron rythm
@@felipesigne901 i have the same question, i could not find out what is
EVERYONE needs a MPC!!! GET ONE!
They should've just rereleased an upgraded mpc1000 and licensed the latest jjos instead of releasing the monstrosities they did.
The MPC Live is AMAZING!!
@MrGreyjeep MPCs are usually standalone hardware that is a DAW, that you can arrange music in. Any one involved in music has at least one variation of it. They are just really powerful machines.
@MrGreyjeep The MPCs are very versatile. You could easily map to Abelton Live. Don't worry about older models, as for you'll find the one you like regardless of age or type of media it uses for sample loading. I do however recommend watching tons of TH-cam videos of people using different models to see if it fits the bill for you. For example I wanted a all inclusive non sample loading model for me. So I bought the xr20 for creating hip hip beats and creating other beats in a highly portable fashion that runs on batteries as well. If I need to load or want to use samples I just map the midi out to a different sample device like a MPC MPX16. Both devices can be had for less than 250.00 US dollars total together. Hope that helps.
Its a all in 1 production tool....Google: USED MPC 1000 They are very easy to pick up. BUT...The MPC LIVE is the New beast. About $1,200
watching this on my own little rig that im starting on top of a wooden chess board
I want to know what kind of case that is that she's using for her desk
Пипец, такое великое дело сделала чувиха! ....Гений!
Very cool video. Making the gear your own is the 🔑
Does anybody knows which mixer she uses??
They said A.I. are now very hard to understand. But they may really understand me. I like talented-with-signature people. So A.I. sends me this clip to my TH-cam home.
omg for the first time ever i found a sister who has the exact same feeling about electronics as i do !
Hi sister ! I am your gear-bro, using nearly the same tools. Great selection!
мяу мяу, борщ иди вари)))
Anyone knows What's exactly the loop rhythms that her use?
Loovely
Omg I love my waldorf Blofeld
she's one of my favourite artists and inspirations. Respect.
Analog hardware setup ❤️💜
Excellent stuff and a nice collection of gear. Tossing out the laptop would feel so liberating.
I can't wait until I have a sampler. I got rid of it figuring a daw would be way more powerful... And they are, but they're also tedious to use and you spend half the time screwing around with latency as everything just slightly stumbles over itself.
go interview Aaron Spectre finally
What’s the name of the parts she got?
Ultracutiepie.
De donde es ?
estoy enamoraod de ella y su musica
Never take opinion and comments on this site or anywhere else on the internet as anything more than graffiti.
If you're right, then your rule applies to your opinion as well, therefore I cannot trust you are right. So you must be wrong : which paradoxically hints that you may be right... Think about it.
my mind hurts now, thank you. ;)\
Pi-R Ma. You just exploded my mind
Tim Gen Sometimes, graffiti can be beautiful - not too sure about TH-cam comments.
Is it just me or does she sound like björk?
That's one expensive set up. I own 2 of the black Electron machines and I know. The Analog Rtym is worth it though, nothing else does what that thing does. You can tap a few random things into the sequencer, grab some knobs and tweak them, and suddenly end up with a crazy sounding loop that is unique, and could never be recreated.
Have no clue how you did that with the RYTM but I love it!
prefer to also include a keyboard
Instant fan here. She reminds me of early Hello Seahorse! vocally. But its that boucy indie female spanish vocal thing. Love it. And Ela knows her shit!
after this video i seek medical treatment
when you chose to sell yourself to a brand of car to hope to sell your music and you neglected the fact that if it worked everyone would assemble you in a Korean SUV ... good deal?🤔
I wonder how she uses the Oto biscuits.
LOVE THIS !!! SUPER CUTE SETUP AND TRACKS !
I had fun watching this but... sponsored by Kia ?! Capitalism is so f'ed up we barely notice anymore
Very cool stuff ! %)
really nice, thanks
awesome!! hardware synths!!!!!
Zoroark 420 Get a MPC LIVE! !
I like to see DAW-less people using nearly the same set as me. The world is still ok !
MPC!!
what audio mixer is she using?
I think there's nothing wrong with visual, the problem is going all the way to keyboard and mouse. I like the push2 because it kind of keeps the information but presents the interface in a way that you are still not going to KB and mouse (mostly).
cute mpc
This is all done to be portable?
Waldorf Blofeld 👎flat sound
Great music and education. Thank you
Bravo!! I like that!
Well, hardware always better than daw but it cost big money
Rustam Mazhidov ableton suite costs $1200 my rig including mixer and effects cost $2000
I agree. I’d love to have hardware, just can’t afford
Buy used hardware, old stuff that has been forgotten because no hype artist using it. You could buy a TB-303 in the mid 80's for $50, before it has been used in acid house, techno and Goa trance. You can nowadays grab a lot of synths for very little money, a Roland MC-505 or Korg electribe are at around $100~$150 where I'm living. Last year I bought a Yamaha DX7s in great condition on an auction site for $90. I often see old Yamaha drum machines for $20. An old Akai MPC2000 sampler will cost you around $200~250, around $350 for an MPC1000 like the one used in this video
@@xxx7917 😂😂😂🤣🤣 Ableton Live suite and the Push 2 cost around $1300. You can literally do everything and more than hardware fyi. She has over $3000 of stuff on that table. Good luck trying to convince someone to spend that type of dough.
@@AveMcree Aussie dollars with push $2000 , hardware ain't that expensive if you buy secondhand
What brand cables are those?