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100% agree. the serie seems to be very interesting. in my private opinion future garage is also for people who came through a lot of genres that became mainstream, who don't to listen to same tracks (with fake emotional vibe) again and again. This music (for the most part) has no vocals in it so you are able to find emotions in it yourself. can't wait for episode 2
Thank you in advance for this series I'm trying to produce Future Garage and your tutorials helped me alot. My only disappointment is that this genre doesn't have much support(listeners).
When it comes to field recording on a budget, the zoom h1n is fantastic little device. It has great sound capturing capabilities and it’s so tiny you can bring it everywhere. I try to always have it with me, together with some cheap in ear buds, a deadcat and a lightweight gorillapod you’re ready for some serious field recording sessions.
One time I picked up a Burial album based on an Amoeba Records employee recommendation, but I have yet to sit in a dark room, laying on the floor listening to it to understand it.
After looking for real tutorials on this genre and turning up with hardly nothing , I have found you & your dope music. Thank you for just doing your thing!
Hey Cam! Happy new year 2020, I hope this year will be even better in terms of health, independence and the flow of the creative juice! I am really looking forward to this series because it breaks the GAS-review marathon cycle that was going on for a while. Don't get me wrong, I think those reviews are the most informative and very enjoyable to watch. But the amount of the "aha!"-moments when you are taking a deep dive into a project or technique really wants me to get to it again. So with this series I might get some inspiration for my own project that I am trying to do at least a demo for this year. It will be so niche nobody will like it but I guess that's the downside of trying to stuff all your influences together into one thing ;D Cheers!
Yo! For sure, same to you! And yeah I was getting pretty tired of reviews haha, just happened to be a lot of review requests of stuff I really liked, and unfortunately I'm just one dude so it's hard to also do tutorials on top of that. Hope you enjoy the series though, should be good stuff!
Let me help you out for giving us this amazing content. Thanks Cameron. 00:00 Morning Coffee with Cameron 00:27 Overview of the series 01:17 What we're talking about today 01:38 History 03:35 Stylistic considerations 07:04 Recommended Artists 07:54 Recommended Gear and VSTs
Just wanted to say thank you for these amazing tutorials. I’m spending some time reviewing them all. Love your style presenting and the content is amazing, that goes for the full series. Must check your sample packs and get something to support I’m sure they will be amazing! Keep the amazing work up!!
Big Love for the mention Cam! Love the content Btw. I have the intro to my new FG LP 'Come Back' dropping on soundcloud on Sunday and going to be dropping all this month, I just followed you there :)
JFC, upvoted for that opening VO alone. I know it's a demonstration of excellent audio recording and post-processing (not sure correct terms), but GD if that's also not a great performance.
Really looking forward to the rest of this series, Cameron, so thanks for doing this. You mentioned some of the granular synths, but it might be worth noting Pigments 2 from Arturia with its new granular engine, and Straylight by Native Instruments, as well as Grain inside Reason. I'm off to check out some of those artists you talked about :-)
Same! And I actually played around with the Pigments update on a live stream, pretty cool stuff! I personally prefer Grain and Falcon but there are a few other good ones out there!
Oh yes! I didnt know that one of my most favorite genre it's called Future Garage till like few days ago haha. Discovering so much amazing producers now. So looking forward for this serie, just what I was looking for! Thanks!
Haha glad to help point you in the right direction! There's lots of great mix channels out there too so you can check them out to find some new artists as well!
I sort of stopped paying attention to a lot of the new genres a long time ago once I fell down the dub techno hole. I always produced ambient and cinematic tracks before I got into Dub Techno. I have always loved BURIAL. One of my favorites to be honest. Had no idea his sound evolved into anything else beyond dubstep. Thanks for the recommendations to check out. I’m a fan of more minimal moody broody stuff so hoping I’ll find some more of that in the genre.
One name I would definitely have brought up is Sorrow. Sorrow's tracks like Never Too Far, Mourner, Kalypso etc had a high level of influence on the transition from the Burial / Four Tet sound to the modern, crisp, dreamy sound.
Love the history lesson. Didn't really know there was so much to Future Garage. Also, that anecdote about introspection, inspiration, and creativity is a video on its own just waiting to happen. Btw, any plans to make BitWig workflow videos? Just got it, along with a Seaboard and there's a lack of videos around the DAW.
For sure! I feel like it's a pretty underrated genre for people who like more exploratory stuff and want something to really listen in detail to. And yeah I may do a video in the future more about the whole self awareness/inspiration thing. As for Bitwig, I may do some videos on it in the future - just have to sit down and decide on the subject matter!
That will be part of the series! I'll be covering how to record those 'found sound' percussions as well as how to use/process them and arrange drum patterns!
7:00 Silly me I thought every artist did that in every genre of music. . So they say anyhow, in the interviews (they're not under oath I guess), they talk about feelings etc etc, I knew they were talking crap especially if half of them didn't even write the lyrics..
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th-cam.com/users/TheOfficialCirax
th-cam.com/users/voxuzz
th-cam.com/channels/xIyOmIwsR3Y3ZuIY_qmXmg.html
th-cam.com/users/Eeuphonious
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6:06 Pure Gold advice here 💟
Vacant, Sorrow and Synkro are incredible artists you should listen to
Fkn love Vacant
Really enjoying the in depth tutorials. My two favorite artists are Sorrow and Vacant.
100% agree. the serie seems to be very interesting.
in my private opinion future garage is also for people who came through a lot of genres that became mainstream, who don't to listen to same tracks (with fake emotional vibe) again and again. This music (for the most part) has no vocals in it so you are able to find emotions in it yourself.
can't wait for episode 2
For sure, I know what you mean! And part 2 will be coming soon!
Thank you in advance for this series I'm trying to produce Future Garage and your tutorials helped me alot. My only disappointment is that this genre doesn't have much support(listeners).
Glad to hear it! Part 2 will be coming soon!
Now I was waiting for this one, my friend! Can’t wait for more! Best audio tutorials hands down!
Glad to hear it! Part 2 coming soon!
When it comes to field recording on a budget, the zoom h1n is fantastic little device. It has great sound capturing capabilities and it’s so tiny you can bring it everywhere. I try to always have it with me, together with some cheap in ear buds, a deadcat and a lightweight gorillapod you’re ready for some serious field recording sessions.
One time I picked up a Burial album based on an Amoeba Records employee recommendation, but I have yet to sit in a dark room, laying on the floor listening to it to understand it.
This became philosophical pretty quickly. XD Love it already.
After looking for real tutorials on this genre and turning up with hardly nothing , I have found you & your dope music. Thank you for just doing your thing!
Glad you enjoy the channel and the tracks!
Hey Cam! Happy new year 2020, I hope this year will be even better in terms of health, independence and the flow of the creative juice! I am really looking forward to this series because it breaks the GAS-review marathon cycle that was going on for a while. Don't get me wrong, I think those reviews are the most informative and very enjoyable to watch. But the amount of the "aha!"-moments when you are taking a deep dive into a project or technique really wants me to get to it again.
So with this series I might get some inspiration for my own project that I am trying to do at least a demo for this year. It will be so niche nobody will like it but I guess that's the downside of trying to stuff all your influences together into one thing ;D
Cheers!
Yo! For sure, same to you! And yeah I was getting pretty tired of reviews haha, just happened to be a lot of review requests of stuff I really liked, and unfortunately I'm just one dude so it's hard to also do tutorials on top of that.
Hope you enjoy the series though, should be good stuff!
Let me help you out for giving us this amazing content. Thanks Cameron.
00:00 Morning Coffee with Cameron
00:27 Overview of the series
01:17 What we're talking about today
01:38 History
03:35 Stylistic considerations
07:04 Recommended Artists
07:54 Recommended Gear and VSTs
Just wanted to say thank you for these amazing tutorials. I’m spending some time reviewing them all. Love your style presenting and the content is amazing, that goes for the full series. Must check your sample packs and get something to support I’m sure they will be amazing! Keep the amazing work up!!
Another AMAZING tutorial. Going to have to try this genre out asap 🙂
Glad to hear it! And for sure, it's really fun to produce!
I for one greatly appreciate how ridiculously clean and shiny your glasses are, Cameron. I keep expecting to see my reflection in them...
Haha well for how often I clean them, they better be!
Big Love for the mention Cam! Love the content Btw. I have the intro to my new FG LP 'Come Back' dropping on soundcloud on Sunday and going to be dropping all this month, I just followed you there :)
Yoooo! Glad to hear you enjoy the channel haha. And awesome, I'll be sure to check that out this week!
Arturia Pigments checks a lot of those boxes.
JFC, upvoted for that opening VO alone. I know it's a demonstration of excellent audio recording and post-processing (not sure correct terms), but GD if that's also not a great performance.
Cool voice mate)
Following this from start to finish
@venus, can you make a list of recommended items/plugins/ etc?
Glad to hear it! And the recommended VSTs/stuff begin at 7:54!
Really looking forward to the rest of this series, Cameron, so thanks for doing this. You mentioned some of the granular synths, but it might be worth noting Pigments 2 from Arturia with its new granular engine, and Straylight by Native Instruments, as well as Grain inside Reason. I'm off to check out some of those artists you talked about :-)
Same! And I actually played around with the Pigments update on a live stream, pretty cool stuff! I personally prefer Grain and Falcon but there are a few other good ones out there!
I like granular synthesis a lot had no idea about straylight, will have to check it out!
as a long time fan of future garage I'm looking forward to your series. Great introduction.
For sure! It's cool to see everyone's so excited for this series as it's been a long time in the making!
My favorite artist is Pensees
Oh yes! I didnt know that one of my most favorite genre it's called Future Garage till like few days ago haha. Discovering so much amazing producers now. So looking forward for this serie, just what I was looking for! Thanks!
Haha glad to help point you in the right direction! There's lots of great mix channels out there too so you can check them out to find some new artists as well!
More more more!!!!!!
Coming soon!
I sort of stopped paying attention to a lot of the new genres a long time ago once I fell down the dub techno hole. I always produced ambient and cinematic tracks before I got into Dub Techno. I have always loved BURIAL. One of my favorites to be honest. Had no idea his sound evolved into anything else beyond dubstep. Thanks for the recommendations to check out. I’m a fan of more minimal moody broody stuff so hoping I’ll find some more of that in the genre.
Your voice is sooo good 😀
Haha thanks, it's a gift and a curse.
One name I would definitely have brought up is Sorrow. Sorrow's tracks like Never Too Far, Mourner, Kalypso etc had a high level of influence on the transition from the Burial / Four Tet sound to the modern, crisp, dreamy sound.
Sorrow is excellent too!
i really like your future garage tracks, wish you would bring out a new tape!
batya!
Love the history lesson. Didn't really know there was so much to Future Garage. Also, that anecdote about introspection, inspiration, and creativity is a video on its own just waiting to happen.
Btw, any plans to make BitWig workflow videos? Just got it, along with a Seaboard and there's a lack of videos around the DAW.
For sure! I feel like it's a pretty underrated genre for people who like more exploratory stuff and want something to really listen in detail to. And yeah I may do a video in the future more about the whole self awareness/inspiration thing.
As for Bitwig, I may do some videos on it in the future - just have to sit down and decide on the subject matter!
Ha! I once found an old EMU E 6400 on eBay, and at the time... Dogs on Acid was the best resource for this ancient sampler. As always great stuff VT!
Great forum! I still lurk there all the time as it's a really good resource! Glad you enjoyed the video!
New to the genre, but liking what I’m hearing. What was your first album in the genre Cameron.
For atmos I use spitfires tundra vral grid. I swear that thing is like a future garage hit maker.
Yes! Sooooo excited! Can't wait!
Same!
Don't really make future garage (yet, anyway) but I'm sure I can learn a shit ton from this. Looking forward to the rest :)
Also, you're awkwardly close to the camera haha
Glad to hear it! And yeah I used a 50mm lens for this video just due to laziness haha.
My favourite future garage artists:
Azaleh
Aether
Phelian
Pensees
Vacant
Tim Schaufert
Menual
Spaceouters
Smokefische
Sublab
Manu Shrine (RIP great soul)
ESSAY
Ennja
LONER
Kori
Blut own
Vesky
Kazukii
AK
Eikona
Fyze
Bucky
Insomnia
aLone
Singular Mind
BRAOINEAN
Subsets
Sloati
nvrmore
Kaisaku
Arros
Kosikk
Alicks (future garageish)
You forgot vassh
ALYCE I’ve actually not heard of them, but I’m sure I forgot a few. Thanks for the rec.!
@@kotanoel np, didnt know every artist on your list too, thanks
awesome video mate
check out the label - Fent plates
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video!!! Other great artists are Sublab,Ocxone, and Oscuro. Thank you so much for your work.
Good suggestions! Sublab is really sick!
Glad you enjoyed the video!
Thx, now I got distracted with electric displacement field of ferroelectric materials.
I beginning to hate tape.
I will be very grateful if I find out how make percussions like spaceouters/menual style
That will be part of the series! I'll be covering how to record those 'found sound' percussions as well as how to use/process them and arrange drum patterns!
@@VenusTheory much luv for u feedback
6:28 depressed and tired
Mood
this made me laugh
omgomgomgomg AN AMERICAN FINALLY SAID MOST GOOD MUSIC COMES FROM OUR LITTLE SHITTY TINPOT ISLAND
cameron i love you
Sublab & Spaceouters!
Great artists!
I love you dude ❤️ no homo
Love you too haha
7:00 Silly me I thought every artist did that in every genre of music. . So they say anyhow, in the interviews (they're not under oath I guess), they talk about feelings etc etc, I knew they were talking crap especially if half of them didn't even write the lyrics..
Did you record this video while being held at a gunpoint by a skinny alien? Because the reflection in your glasses surely says so.
Nah that's just Harold, he's chill.
As a brit the way you pronounce future garage is really triggering me lol 😂
I guess just subtitle it with gairhidge. Unfortunately I only speak 'merica
Brits be like garij
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