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- A beginner’s guide to jungle techno. I kick off with some history and context, and then look at an example of how to make jungle techno in software.
Here’s the playlist featuring all the tunes mentioned in the video plus loads more:
• A Beginner's Guide to ...
Chronicle - Outer Rings vinyl forthcoming on Okbron, check it out in this mix:
• ASC - Spatial Show #7 ...
Vibena - Camden Style/Uplifting Ecstasy forthcoming on Remix Records
Greekboy & Tim Cant - Transcendental Mantra vinyl out now on Soul Deep:
www.redeyerecords.co.uk/vinyl...[red-transparent-vinyl]
Check out my DnB music on Spotify:
tinyurl.com/dfchzrdz
Check out my latest happy hardcore EP:
tinyurl.com/bdz4xmpd
Chapter markers:
00:00 Intro
00:24 Chapter 1: What is jungle techno?
03:57 Chapter 2: Jack Smooth
05:51 Chapter 3: Beyond Basement
09:42 Chapter 4: The scene splits
12:24 Chapter 5: Jungle techno kit
13:16 Chapter 6: Making a jungle techno track
20:17 Chapter 7: Arrangement
The FM8 lead sound patch can be found here:
drive.google.com/file/d/1ijzK...
Further music links:
Jungle Techno Volume 1
emotionaldials.bandcamp.com/a...
Top Buzz at Quest November 1992
www.mixcloud.com/biggystyles/...
Software and sounds used:
Samples From Mars 909 From Mars
samplesfrommars.com/products/...
Ableton Live
www.ableton.com/
Xfer Records Serum
xferrecords.com/products/serum/
Native Instruments FM8
www.native-instruments.com/en...
Nils‘ K1v
www.nilsschneider.de/wp/nils-...
FabFilter Pro-Q 3
www.fabfilter.com/products/pr...
FabFilter Pro-R
www.fabfilter.com/products/pr...
Ron Wells Interviews:
www.electronicbeats.net/guide...
shop.vinyljunkie.uk/blogs/int...
www.demonicpossession.co.uk/in...
Ron Wells 90s studio kit:
Roland JX-8P - tech basses
Roland SH-101 x2 - tech riffs
Roland Juno-106 - pads
Roland MKS-70 - pads
Roland JV-1080 - pads and tech sounds
Control Synthesis Deep Bass Nine 9 - acid
Korg Wavestation A/D - pads
Korg 01/W - tech stabs
Novation Bass Station - acid
Novation Drum Station - beats
Yamaha TG500 - pads
Ensoniq ASR-10 - beats and loops
Boss SE-50 - multi FX
Zoom 9010 - multi FX
Zoom 9120 - multi FX
Ensoniq DP/4 - multi FX
Zoom 9030 - multi FX
Electro-Harmonix Small Stone - phaser
Boss PH2 Super Phaser - phaser
Allen and Heath GS3 powered by a high-end custom PSU by James Henriot of Whest Audio - mixing console
ATC SCM20ASL Pro x2 - monitors
Panasonic SV3800 - DAT recorder
Photo by Keith Yap on Unsplash:
unsplash.com/@keithdafirst?ut... - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Superb piece of work Tim, the tutorial project is brilliant.
Thank you Ron, that means a great deal to me. You’ve always been an inspiration and you’ve made a huge contribution to the scene. Respect 👊
Lived through this all, and will never forget how the scene just changed from 92 into 93. It was like a switch had been flipped. Brilliant, brilliant times.
Absolutely spot on. When Metalheadz dropped Terminator it all went wild
Same here, epic times
Lucky fxxer!!
@@jamesrobinson5450just saw Goldie in San Francisco a few weeks ago!
YEH 92-93 Was a significant subminimal change in sound
glad you mentioned Tango r.i.p cheers Tim
Yes Tango is an absolute legend, he did some amazing jazzy tunes too and Spellbound will always be a favourite of mine, RIP
Nice to see jungle techno getting some love over here! 🎉
Biggups 👊
@@TimCant ngl i mix jungle techno with Dubstep
Hope you mention Jack Smooth. Ron Wells is the Daddy. Glad you are educating the youngsters 🤣I got into music and making it because of raves, then jungle etc.
These are my favourite and most anticipated videos on the platform. Thanks for taking the time to make them, they really are excellent.
These deep dives are a gold mine! Keep em coming
Big up Tim, great video again!! So much history with detailed and clear examples! Please keep them coming 🙏 much love ❤️
what a trip down the memory lane, thank you for that!
The absolute best production videos on TH-cam! Thanks again, Tim!
Love these videos take me back to the 90's!!
Thanks for the tutorial. A very entertaining and thorough run through of this style
thank you for making this, those samples were a blast from the past
Please keep goign with this series, sooooooo good!
favorite tutorial format on youtube. Comprehensive historical introduction followed by a solid example made ITB. Big ups.
keep up the good work mate, these videos are great
What video! thank you. I hold my Jungle Techno records closely to my heart.
My favorite rave historian does my favorite genre. Thank you Tim.
This is absolutely awesome. Great history. Felt like I was in a Time Machine briefly 🤘
Super cool to see what some of the newer jungle producers are doing and revisiting these vibes.
This brings me back to the early days, btw great video. ✌
this channel is gold
Maaaaate, been looking for that Jonny L track at 8:51 for like 30 years! Nice one. Excellent video also, well worth a sub.
I never imagined someone would make a video like this of my favourite sub-genre of UK Hardcore. :chef kiss:
Amazing video, not many people talk about the 'Jungle Techno'......Kudos!!!
Definitely nailed that Jack Smooth sound!
Just came back from a jungle techno stage at Fusion festival. Amazing stuff.
Just checked out your happy hardcore EP on a whim and I'm in love. It's so good, I definitely will play some of the tracks next time I play. Reminds me of my favourite tracks by Krome & Time
Thank you so much! More hardcore releases coming up 😊
12:25 i love when producers do this the list on the back of ymo's bgm is fascinating
Fantastic video as usual. Combining the history with the actual tutorial element makes so much sense as everything has a context. My favourite track of this period which wasn't mentioned is Lord of the Null Lines by Hyper On Experience.
Yeah that’s a great track, you might enjoy this old interview I shot with Alex Banks of Hyper On Experience where he talks about the EPs they released on Moving Shadow th-cam.com/video/BZONl1l3OoY/w-d-xo.html
Tim you’re a legend! Wish i had known you better at uni!!! Nice one
Don’t worry about it buddy I was on the computer the whole time and v boring 😁 hit me up if you’re ever in the Bristol area 👊
Ah Tim, this tutorial is absolutely amazing and covers in detail my favourite sub genre of old skool.
Thank you so much for the mention it's utterly appreciated. ❤
FM8 is amazing and it's a Synth I use regularly. It's Arp is one of the best features of any Synth I've ever used.
Ron laid a foundation that so many have tried to reach. A true genre defining pioneer.
Nice one Dan, your tunes are bangers and you’re doing the style proud 👊 Thanks for watching!
Hi Dan, I was chuffed to to you get a shout out!
EDIT: what was I even typing there? Anyway the sentiment comes through lol
Nice video many thanks, very cool Psygnosis T-shirt too!!!!
Great vid, would love to see a video like this about footwork
Hi, I found this channel from a 4chan techno thread. Thanks for the guides!
this is the coolest video on the internet. u are so sick. god I love jungle techno. praying I will be able to produce a banger like dis soon...
Great way to really break down the genre
Was listening to this with Bluetooth earbuds. Right when the drop started in your playthrough, I got a “low battery” message. It timed out perfectly as a rave vocal sample! 😂
Thanks for another great video. I really loved the hardcore sound just after the split in the scene. Moments In Time is still one of my all time favourite tunes.
Another good track that could be added to the play list is Atmosphere by Chaos & Julia Set (Sub Base Field Mix)
Yeah great suggestion, I’ve added it now, nice one 👍
Fantastic stuff!!!! Also, for the current Jungle Tekno artists section, a Dev/Null has been reppin that sound sometimes in his Jungletrain show and has some Jungle Tekno releases!!! I discovered this genre from his mixes
interesting background and very clear tutorial , cheers!!!!
As a natural follow on to this I'd love to see a deep dive into (as we now call it) oldskool hardcore jungle. You touched on it with the sy and unknown tracks, but ofc that was just the happy hardcore's beginings side of it, and it further split off into another dozen directions with all manors of moods incorperated into the style. 😊
best dance music channel on youtube. never stop uploading!!!!!!!!
would love to see a video on hardcore, including early belgian techno, happy hardcore, and bouncy techno
A great era, a very experimental few years in all genres of dance. Many great tracks - edge of darkness' come together always sounded epic when dropped in any mix.. so i knew this was worth a watch soon as i saw the first few seconds ! there is so many little variations to the old school sound & lots of the quality tracks still sound good today. Most deserve a top quality repress !
I preferred the sub bass with breakbeats, the 4x4 sped up too much which was weird bcos i loved the harder 4x4 techno but i didnt like where 'hardcore' went with it. It wasnt a happy place for me..
Music from the 90's has a special key for my mind i just cant find anywhere else ! The atmosphere some clubs had was unique & a big thanks to the distributors & dj's from those days !
Great video, Tim. And a Beast of a tee shirt x
A Beast indeed! 😆
The greatest dance music genre of all time which rarely ever gets a proper mention in the mainstream music world
great stuff. thank you sir
Thanks you as always!
Basement records were my favourite for a long time.
What makes me more nostalgic, the music or the Psygnosis tshirt... tough call.
Atari Ste - Blood Money
he's back!!!
Awesome info!!! Gotta teach the kids
Allll the originators, YES TIM 🙌🙌
Thanks for watching buddy 😊
Hi Tim. I first hear your music on liquid brilliants when I checked their catalogue after I released a few eps on that label, many years later I watched your first video without realising it was the same person, but now I realise and it's a pleasant surprise. One of the tunes I really like from you (apart from the one in LB "Just Can't give you up") is the one you released in Spearheads' "Heaven" which by the way is exceptional. After I watched this video I can see there is a bit of jungle techno influences in the 4x4 jungle beat, more jazzy like in Nookie's "only you". Anyway, it doesn't make sense to you but is nice to see you are doing these videos, I found them very interesting and educational. I hope you keep doing more videos like this!
Hi Lucas, thanks so much for checking my music out and big up to another Liquid Brilliants artist! 😀
You know I hadn’t thought of the thematic similarity between “Heaven” and “Only You” until just now.
At the time I was listening to a lot of future bass (especially the Tourist album “U” th-cam.com/video/ppa1BBzvScI/w-d-xo.html which is well worth a listen), and was interested in fusing it with hardcore-style sounds. I seem to remember I started the track at 160BPM or so and then ended up speeding up to DnB tempo.
Thanks so much for taking the time to write and I hope to hear more Playful tracks! 😊
@@TimCant Thanks Tim, I will have a listen to the album you recommended me. I also would like to share with you a new-jungle tune I made with a friend th-cam.com/video/kGjsX5cLDUk/w-d-xo.html
Excellent T-Shirt btw
Great Video Tim. Grew up to this genre and still listen to it to this day. I would love a share of the preset within FM8. Probably on of the best stab sounds. Keep doin what ya doin.
I've put a link in the description: drive.google.com/file/d/1ijzKpwyNWuchu7DNitpg_FgKYBVK4SeX/view?usp=drive_link :)
Yes! Another banger from the Timster.
Thanks maaaaan 🤓
Hey man just stumbled upon your channel today, it’s so good! Would love to see a tutorial on programming patterns. I like your patterns
Thank you so much 😊
Great stuff
this channel's sick
wowww man, you are the best 🤘
Thanks for the great video! I was just hoping for a C# in that fm synth melody ^^
One of these days I'll try using C# for sure ;)
This entire vibe is being heavily revisited at the moment under the label '140bpm Jungle'. That plus the resurgence of breakcore is showing that people got sick of standard, quantised beats.
thanks buddy!
Props for the Psygnosis t-shirt!
Atari Ste Blood Money
Top man!
great video & tutorial track is great!
Off topic:
Psygnosis T-shirt? I do approve!
Has anyone ever mentioned your likeness to a bearded Steven Merchant? (Actor,comedian, etc)
Yes, Tim Can
Lovely stuff! Been into hardcore since the mid nineties and never really understood what Jungle Tekno actually was so this was very helpful indeed.
Great little tune too…now if you can just show me how you made Positive Energy Part 2 that would be great.🙂
Deffo gonna check the links.👍
Positive Energy pt 2 was a vocal
off Carl Cox Concept - The Planet of Love, the Amen off DJ Solo - Darkage (you can still hear the subs underneath! 🙈) and piano and strings off a Korg M1.
I “programmed” the string patch by mucking around with parameters at random as I had no clue what I was doing, but I think I basically put a low pass filter opening up over a one of the string waves.
I could never make a tune like the early Vibena tracks again as loads of it was random button mashing 😆
@@TimCant Bloody beautiful! The piano is killer as is the sub. Really appreciate the reply. Cheers man!🙂
'DJ Edge - Compnded' would be one I'd add to the 'influential' list. People lost their fucking minds when we played that.
This version is the one for me th-cam.com/video/aXiEMH_ZRPM/w-d-xo.html
Yes Then. Killing tune! 👊👊👊
who else watched this and thought " ooh there's a few tracks i not got, i must get them! "
Nice
THat njoi track is so sick!
13:04 would be cool to see something going over what waveshaping the 01W had, i’m curious what sorta stuff it could do
Basement records springs to mind . I.Q springs to mind
Science!
jungle tekno 🤯
I need your T-shirt !!
I got it off some dude directly by email ages ago, they sell similar ones on Red Bubble but I can’t vouch for their quality I’m afraid 😩
Love this , another brilliant video. Any links to the top buzz @ quest 92 audio ?
It’s in the description but here you go😜 m.mixcloud.com/biggystyles/top-buzz-7-quest-21111992/
@@TimCant thanks man
nostalgia
Big love to jungle and this vid - Can you do something on uk dubstep ?
I’m not really a dubstep specialist I’m afraid, it’s a really interesting genre though for sure!
Totally Mad Pe’s invention 👊
Totally wrong
"A beginners guide" 😂 great video title and a great video 👏👏
My favourite side to jungleydnb rave music for sure.
If you haven't heard it - check out: "qant - pitch black (Repertoire Sound)" - takes you right back there but it's new (2022). Made me smile anyway.
I didn't know Repertoire put out any 4x4 stuff, that's cool :)
LMAO!!!! THIS IS SUCH A GOOD VIDEO. WoW xD
:D what's the tracks name at 4:44? I have been trying to track this down for a very long time...great toon and nice vid :)
Fast Floor - Plight of the Innovators
Great overview. Can you make the FM8 patch available?
brill
Fucking ace, Tim. Your old Future pal CD man Dave.
Digital Dave!!! Big up buddy I hope you’re good 😊
@@TimCant I'm almost as lush as you, old chum. Loving this history lesson. 😍
😮 where on earth did you get that Psygnosis tshirt?! Blast from the past that one
I bought it direct from some guy in Europe via PayPal in like 2016, I guess red bubble have something similar but I can’t vouch for the quality
Subbed! Why mono for your jam? Were all the tunes back then mono?
Thanks for the sub. It's not mono, but it doesn't have the mid/side mixing approach I'd use on a modern tune. Tunes back then definitely weren't mono :)
Tim Cant? He fuqing can!
How on earth are you recording your voice-over with an SM58 at that distance? I have to crank up the gain and shove mine right up in my face just to get a bit of signal.
It seems Tim most certainly Can
So I'm thinking about trying to make my own music after 30yrs of DJing.
What software would you recommend for an absolute beginner who understands track structure but zero music knowledge?😊
If you already have a Mac I suggest GarageBand which is free and designed to be beginner-friendly.
If not, then I definitely recommend getting the demo version of Ableton Live which is the software I used in this video. The demo version lasts for 90s days (so if you hate it immediately you haven't wasted any cash!) and if you do decide to take the plunge there are versions at various price points. and you get a discount if you decide to upgrade.
If you decide you'll like some one-on-one tuition help hit me up as well of course ;) bit.ly/TimCantContact
@@TimCant awesome mate, thanks. 🙏
I think the Ableton route is the one for me then as I'm pc rather than Mac.
I watch a video like this and yeah it's time to try being creative, If I can great and if not, then I've still got DJing 😂
Finally I didn't know you go by Vibena! I have some of your releases already and the ep on Endor getting purchased this weekend,😇.
Thanks for the advice and keep making awesome vids 👍
@@raversparadise production can have a steep learning curve but I think as a DJ you’ll find it fascinating. Thanks for the support BTW I hope you enjoy the EP 😊
🔉🔉🔥💥🔥💥👌
Would it stand to reason that one could conceivably call it breakbeat techno as well?
I feel “breakbeat techno” doesn’t have the same bassline connotations that “jungle techno” has, but yeah why not! 😊
@@TimCant I've heard people use the term breakbeat techno is why I ask
@@donnydarko7624 yeah I like stuff like Paul Woolford but I wouldn’t describe that stuff as jungle techno specifically.
@@donnydarko7624breakbeat techno to me is like techno with breaks. So the main difference is that the BPM is a fair bit lower
@@rorz999 that makes sense. More modernized
What's that song at 7:15 ?
Tango & Fallout - Intrigue
@TimCant cheers Tim, excellent video by the way.
Yes Yes you know the score
Check the Vibe 😅
Was it somekind of a local scene genre? I am an old prick, but have never heard of “jungle techno”. Jungle and tribal - yes, but “jungle techno” never.
Not really, it’s just a sub genre of hardcore rave 👍
It was played at all the big raves in the early '90s, a darker offshoot of hardcore with more emphasis on synths rather than samples.
U made happy hardcore at the crossover
cringe