And aim to find those ingredients. It’s exactly like I did here. Like a scale model, piece by piece you should build up your sound. First bigger pieces and slowly onto smaller things
Awesome video man! You are a great teacher. So many synthfluencers on TH-cam who can’t make actual music or explain it. I have learned more about composition and layering here than in any other video I’ve watched.
As a band keyboardist who is digging into electronic music and trying to find a setup and workflow, this is is far beyond priceless, as it is really inspirational! Knowing this channel for I while already, I realize only now how great all this is. Looking forward to deep dive more into your content! Love your energy and style of explaining!
@@AnalogKitchen The euro scene is so far beyond me, yet I can almost guarantee that there are quite a few spots across the pond that would love some music like this. Miami music week is always a great option. Several mid scale festivals in the US are also quite epic (Electric Forrest, Hulaween, and many other spots. Maybe you can play in Mecca one day lol? ie Detroit) You could easily play a 300+ person club near or in Miami with the right connections and around music week. Best of luck to you bro. Your music is legit...so much better than 2 years ago(and you were already quite skilled). You sound 'industry standard' now.
what is the track playing in the background in the welcome section with what sounds like chanting? I like it! also the track at the very beginning of the video!? good stuff
Let me check. (much much later)... The track is called 'Why is You Brain' and it's set to come out later this year! The intro and the backing track are one and the same
Recently I uploaded a video with the same topic but I have to admit, your video is way better! Your videos have helped me a lot Analog thank you! Greetings from Greece!
I wanted to share my appreciation for this video! I had been stuck in a production rut for some time. I went on a 2-day production bender after watching this and created the best track I've ever made. Thank you so much! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and thank you for sharing your love of music. I'm looking forward to an opportunity to connect with you in person someday! Until then - keep groovin' !
Hey Retro. Well for multiple reasons. First it overcomes midi issues between boxes that (if connected directly) have midi latency or delays. And secondly, I can use it to start and stop different segments of my songs. Better to top a drumcomputer then mute 7 drum tracks manually right?
I have a ton of gear. My issue is how to get back into making music and get out of my head I am aged out and lost my creativity. That is my struggle...
I had the same problem. Start with a simple loop a day. Focus on gear you know and enjoy, so it does not feel like a job. Your joy will come back and your workflow will be fluid then you can expand.
@@scottadams7820 I would agree. An 808/909 type system, a 303 type system, a sampler and a keyboard synth with a way to keep everything clocked together is perhaps a perfect minimalism setup. I am not sure what else you really need, until you know why you want or need something. Like an end stage daisy chain of some effects, or a mixer or whatever. Or both. The same logic goes for us daw digital heathens as well. Limitations breed creativity.
@@scottadams7820 There are still people in this world who can play clubs with nothing other than a stack of vinyl, 2 turntables and a mixer with crossfading (and post fx). I have even seen some people basically just mix fluidly with traktor, good music curation and almost nothing else. (Ie: digital dj minimalism)
It’s a good question indeed. Did your and played a lot. Life happened. Kids happened. It I’m ready to go out touring again! So spread the word. Thanks 🙏🏾
This is a big problem today people think about what “tricks” they’re going to use. Chords are not a B section. How about actually studying music composition and arranging. Oh no, you don’t wanna do that cause it takes decades. Everybody just wants to be famous , this is why most music today barely has any music in it because people today don’t know anything about music.
Some 30 years ago my dad said the same thing. It sounded old then and it does now… I don’t want to dis you as this is your opinion. But you make it sound as fact. And as I have studied for like forever. The world is a different place now. Some folks want everything now rather then tomorrow. But then again. There’s nouvelle cuisine and there’s McDonald’s. Both work
It's always really amazing how there's always that one thing that gets added and suddenly it's "ohh there it is! 🎶"
And aim to find those ingredients. It’s exactly like I did here. Like a scale model, piece by piece you should build up your sound. First bigger pieces and slowly onto smaller things
Awesome video man! You are a great teacher. So many synthfluencers on TH-cam who can’t make actual music or explain it. I have learned more about composition and layering here than in any other video I’ve watched.
Glad you’re into it! Thanks for watching!
As a band keyboardist who is digging into electronic music and trying to find a setup and workflow, this is is far beyond priceless, as it is really inspirational!
Knowing this channel for I while already, I realize only now how great all this is.
Looking forward to deep dive more into your content!
Love your energy and style of explaining!
Wow Ferdi, thanks for that awesome compliment!
No lie bro...
This is some of the best music you have discovered. Have fun.
Peace.
Thanks bro, I have found my setup now
@@AnalogKitchen The euro scene is so far beyond me, yet I can almost guarantee that there are quite a few spots across the pond that would love some music like this.
Miami music week is always a great option. Several mid scale festivals in the US are also quite epic (Electric Forrest, Hulaween, and many other spots. Maybe you can play in Mecca one day lol? ie Detroit)
You could easily play a 300+ person club near or in Miami with the right connections and around music week.
Best of luck to you bro. Your music is legit...so much better than 2 years ago(and you were already quite skilled).
You sound 'industry standard' now.
@@AnalogKitchen Any chance you could drop this one on spotify, free bandcamp, soundcloud or a youtube vid without ads?
@@py_a_thon might release this on my album bro
@@AnalogKitchen hell yeah
I am not really known to hand out false compliments. This is a really great sound though imo.
Peace.
New to the channel and already learning so much! Blessings!
Enjoy! And welcome of course!
This is really great stuff! It shows that you love what you do, all success to you my friend! 🥳
Thank you so much 😀
Great lesson & nice tune! Always something new to learn here 😊
And thanks for being here D!
Good video man!
Cheers from Sweden.
This is an epic master class. Super inspiring! thank you
Glad you enjoyed it Breno!
New to your channel. Loving the videos 👍
Thanks and welcome! Stay tuned for more
Great Video - I think you make Great Vids with some very Good tips ! Thank you for your Work👍
Glad you like them! Stay tuned for many more!
Well done man. Love your videos. Love you. Cheers from BArcelona.
Thanks for watching! Greetings back at ya!
Another quality video 👍🙏💯
Thanks PK! Love ❤️
awesome lesson aside - the groove element for the track you have used as an example is super cool. its a killer track
Thanks 🙏🏾 I’m going to place this on my album as well. I also liked the turnout
Love your teaching methods mate!
Glad you like it! Much more coming
what is the track playing in the background in the welcome section with what sounds like chanting? I like it! also the track at the very beginning of the video!? good stuff
Let me check. (much much later)... The track is called 'Why is You Brain' and it's set to come out later this year! The intro and the backing track are one and the same
Great video as usual, thanks! You're such an inspiration!
Thanks for watching and supporting Haslo!
Good job bro
Thanks 🙏🏾
Recently I uploaded a video with the same topic but I have to admit, your video is way better! Your videos have helped me a lot Analog thank you! Greetings from Greece!
Yássas my friend! Thanks for watching! Glad you like it!
I wanted to share my appreciation for this video! I had been stuck in a production rut for some time. I went on a 2-day production bender after watching this and created the best track I've ever made. Thank you so much! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and thank you for sharing your love of music. I'm looking forward to an opportunity to connect with you in person someday! Until then - keep groovin' !
Thanks for sharing!! That's the goal! Keep up the good work!
Thks to you for this new video top
And thank you for watching
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🤜🏾 ❤️
how are you recorind all the live jams , and do you need to add something on DAW before upload ?!
Not really, I just record the music on a Zoom H5. All is one take magic most of the time. Which is nerve wracking and fun at the same time!
Can I have a question for gear? Why is multiclock in your setup important?
Hey Retro. Well for multiple reasons. First it overcomes midi issues between boxes that (if connected directly) have midi latency or delays. And secondly, I can use it to start and stop different segments of my songs. Better to top a drumcomputer then mute 7 drum tracks manually right?
I have a ton of gear. My issue is how to get back into making music and get out of my head I am aged out and lost my creativity. That is my struggle...
I had the same problem. Start with a simple loop a day. Focus on gear you know and enjoy, so it does not feel like a job. Your joy will come back and your workflow will be fluid then you can expand.
Limit yourself artificially perhaps?
Create a minimalist workflow. Create song. Add new elements selectively and carefully.
Limitations really do breed creativity. Pare it back some, to a minimum 1-2 voices and some drumage. A 303 & 808 can be a whole ass party
@@scottadams7820 I would agree. An 808/909 type system, a 303 type system, a sampler and a keyboard synth with a way to keep everything clocked together is perhaps a perfect minimalism setup.
I am not sure what else you really need, until you know why you want or need something. Like an end stage daisy chain of some effects, or a mixer or whatever. Or both.
The same logic goes for us daw digital heathens as well. Limitations breed creativity.
@@scottadams7820 There are still people in this world who can play clubs with nothing other than a stack of vinyl, 2 turntables and a mixer with crossfading (and post fx).
I have even seen some people basically just mix fluidly with traktor, good music curation and almost nothing else. (Ie: digital dj minimalism)
23.000 ..you laid on a sample? how did you do this?
It's coming from the Blackbox, controlled through that MIDI knobs thing (I think it's a MIDI Fighter Twister?)
Yes!
why are not you playing in Tulum or other venues, your music is great and you already produced to the best names? Don't you like touring, travelling?
It’s a good question indeed. Did your and played a lot. Life happened. Kids happened. It I’m ready to go out touring again! So spread the word. Thanks 🙏🏾
@@AnalogKitchen yeah do et, I am actually glad to see the real producers coming back... keep it up...
This is a big problem today people think about what “tricks” they’re going to use. Chords are not a B section. How about actually studying music composition and arranging. Oh no, you don’t wanna do that cause it takes decades. Everybody just wants to be famous , this is why most music today barely has any music in it because people today don’t know anything about music.
Some 30 years ago my dad said the same thing. It sounded old then and it does now… I don’t want to dis you as this is your opinion. But you make it sound as fact. And as I have studied for like forever. The world is a different place now. Some folks want everything now rather then tomorrow. But then again. There’s nouvelle cuisine and there’s McDonald’s. Both work
I am lazy...there...I said it!
I did say it, didn’t I?
@@AnalogKitchen You did!Trying harder though.
Talented
Thank you 🙏🏾