@@johnstaf yep, and the machine definitely helps. It’s fun to feel around for the next sound and if you have an ear for it you’ll know exactly when you’ve got it
what seems to be creative about just playing up and down Dm? i mean ur knowledge about music has to be astonishingly poor to believe this is endless imagination... not knocking him...@@johnstaf
Really smart move. I had so many synths before the matriarch, and no Grandmother before really understanding Semi modular format is perfect to learn on and so characterful.
Many years after I first watched this video, this is still one of the greatest demonstrations of what can be done on a single monosynth that I’ve ever seen…
Fuck. My husband just bought me a Grandmother for my bday yesterday (he wins Legend of the Year award IMHO) and I just found this and am dying. So so so insanely good man. Thankyou xx
I haven't stopped watching this over and over, the fact the camera stopped recording is actually kinda beautiful. By then most people are totally lost anyway... It's just you and the arpeggiators floating away, no visuals required. Amazing work Ektar!
I just found out today there is a grandmother that isn't being used at the place I live, and that it's at my disposal, so I did a search for what it can do and found this. I am very much looking forward to getting some time in on it this is amazing.
I have a grandmother and I have to admit 30% of his sound here is the reverb he is using, it's producing very interesting effects that you don't get close to otherwise
gorgeous run, and not only is it SO refreshing to not hear the same pattern repeating endlessly as usual....but also to see a utube vid without a single thumbs down vote! Don't think there's a one anywhere; you deserve it for these sweet 12 minutes, very musical
I love those moments where you enter in some unusual chord for the arp, and then quickly rush to the controls to change something drastic and shift the tone. It's just that rolling with the mistakes but between the notes being played and the sound of the synth itself, I love it.
When the camera stop, you don't Know what a emotions explosion became in my body! That part is so fucking amazing, cannot stop listen again and again!! Really love the touch and the sound!!
This is so inspiring and informational, just watching you play has taught me a lot about how to use the Moog grandmother. More than any manual ever could haha
8:55-9:04 is a like tryin to touch the dark side. But it's like u leaving it as it is not gonna be a part of this piece. I loved the whole. Thing thanx for this wonderful video and experience.
i wondered if this instrument could pull of the Baba O'Reilly intro. it seems like with some tweaking you could get damn close. really does remind me of my old MicroMoog
2 days later, I have purchased Grandma and have her next to me - immediately went to the triple octave bass rhythm, it is just too delicious. Thank you for inspiring me to get into synthesis! Lets cruise to outer space yes?
My man, it's been three years, we must have more music from you! I still listen to this on at least a monthly basis.
the longer i watch this video the poorer i get
hahahaha
that is only if you define 'poor' by having money and not having the synth. I'd argue otherwise though.
Hahahaha feel you, bro.
You can be rich with money but poor with everything else.
Poor of the wallet, rich of the soul… heheh.
The changes are seemless, and it never feels like you hear the same thing twice! This is less of a demo of a synth, but more of a demo of a musician.
exactly!!
Agreed. He seems to have endless imagination and inspiration.
@@johnstaf yep, and the machine definitely helps. It’s fun to feel around for the next sound and if you have an ear for it you’ll know exactly when you’ve got it
what seems to be creative about just playing up and down Dm? i mean ur knowledge about music has to be astonishingly poor to believe this is endless imagination... not knocking him...@@johnstaf
@@Pieces_Of_History2 Thanks for your concern about my music education, but I have a degree in Music Theory, so I'll manage.
Really enjoyed this, made me get my 1978 Multi moog out and connect it up CV to use the arp on my Arturia keystep. So much fun
I actually bought my Grandmother (1st synth) because of this video a year ago. Best decision I've ever made. Thank you so much
why do you call it your grandmother
@@quanathan Because of the special feelings i got for her
Same broo
Really smart move. I had so many synths before the matriarch, and no Grandmother before really understanding Semi modular format is perfect to learn on and so characterful.
Many years after I first watched this video, this is still one of the greatest demonstrations of what can be done on a single monosynth that I’ve ever seen…
i Cried
Heaven!!!
Gracias!
That transition in the 7th minute is a thing of beauty!! My Grandmother arrives today, cant wait... Great video, thanks!
My jaw literally hit the floor :o I went back and watched it like 5 times.
that is a sick move fading out the glide. i feel like i learned a lot watching this and will use some of these moves in my own playing :)
Oh man I'm so jealous... the Grandmother is the next synth I'm getting...
This video inspired me to buy a Moog grandmother, great decision no regrets
At 7:27 my face melted...
Tomi Waselius I know right.
Sexy arp
Orderd mine should take 5 days can't wait
imagine partying and somebody on stage starts freewheeling like this, beautifull!
Fuck. My husband just bought me a Grandmother for my bday yesterday (he wins Legend of the Year award IMHO) and I just found this and am dying. So so so insanely good man. Thankyou xx
This is an awesome piece of music- I’d love a Grandmother but I’d have sell my Juno 6. Having had it four decades!
Just always be greatfull for your grandmother and show her that you love her!
What a find. I have not heard the grandmother played this way. Excited to follow and learn.
You know what, that was some great music there. It makes me want one of those synths lol and I don't want to buy another synth
This is pure joy... I want one soooo bad! 😭You're like a magician! Thank you for sharing this! 😁
This is why arpeggio is important dealing with truly analogue....thanks Ektar!
Bonjour ,
j'écoute cette vidéo avec cette instruments magique puis le manipuler aussi brillamment comme vous faite encore et encore merci
I kinda love that the camera died because it really ascends into a dreamy listening space after that.
I haven't stopped watching this over and over, the fact the camera stopped recording is actually kinda beautiful. By then most people are totally lost anyway... It's just you and the arpeggiators floating away, no visuals required. Amazing work Ektar!
This finally made up my mind to buy a Grandmother. There's just no denying that glorious tone.
This is amazing... My only question is, why use vintage verb when there's a built in spring within the Grandmother?
This video sold me a Grandmother. This piece of music is wonderful. I’ve listened to it every day for a week so far.
Me too! Arrives tomorrow!
My mind is made up!! I have to have it!! Merry Xmas to me!! Ty for that great Illustration!! 👍
Epic jam! great video quality too
What a jam, it's a beauty. Definitely one of the best demos of this or any synth I heard.
Absolutely a great synth, love the transition around 7 minutes!
I just found out today there is a grandmother that isn't being used at the place I live, and that it's at my disposal, so I did a search for what it can do and found this. I am very much looking forward to getting some time in on it this is amazing.
So good! My matriarch is frozen until I finish a song, but this is super inspiring to record some synth jams.
I have a grandmother and I have to admit 30% of his sound here is the reverb he is using, it's producing very interesting effects that you don't get close to otherwise
which reverb would that be?
In the video description: Valhalla Vintage
Holy.... I just got mine and have never played keyboard (or synth) and am in over my head but it's so fun and wow this is amazing!!!
gorgeous run, and not only is it SO refreshing to not hear the same pattern repeating endlessly as usual....but also to see a utube vid without a single thumbs down vote! Don't think there's a one anywhere; you deserve it for these sweet 12 minutes, very musical
Nice music my friend, congratulations.
I love those moments where you enter in some unusual chord for the arp, and then quickly rush to the controls to change something drastic and shift the tone. It's just that rolling with the mistakes but between the notes being played and the sound of the synth itself, I love it.
When the camera stop, you don't Know what a emotions explosion became in my body! That part is so fucking amazing, cannot stop listen again and again!! Really love the touch and the sound!!
Excellent
7th minute onwards was euphoric.
This is incredibly dope. From 7:10 onward, I went to digital heaven
digital is not the right word here ^^
@@Sirius-qr4vu you’re right, analog would be more fitting
@@brandonlovestech454 exactly :P
The best Grandmother video I’ve ever seen
I'm actually saving my money up to buy myself one! what a wicked sound, I can't wait
Dude.. that was effing fantastic
9:50 that lower lfo wave is awesome!
Once you dive into any Moog....it’s very each to kick other synths off the wish list. Great demo! GM is a Modern Classic!
Magnificent 🏆🏆👍🏾👍🏾🔊🔊
A musician, no technician. Superb.
Perfect remedy for my headache! Nothing beats a good Moog.
Way to rock those arps - and also the filters and envelopes - on this thing. Great work man.
Bought mine finally!
4:30 amazing arp basses !
Just awesome!
This just convinced me to buy this moog. Thank you for my final inspiration !!!
Man this video is mind blowing. Amazing music. I didn’t want it to end.
I'm 5 hours away from my Grandmothernright now and this makes me want to play with it so bad!!! awsome sauce !
This is so inspiring and informational, just watching you play has taught me a lot about how to use the Moog grandmother. More than any manual ever could haha
8:58 has to be one of my favorite moments. Something about it sounds so familiar.
5:16 damn that sequence sounds mad af
Was on the fence between a fs ms20 and a grandmother. Very different beasts, but your videos have pushed me towards the grandmother, thank you.
i can't stop listening to this !! fantastic sound ..so fantastic i bought one !!
Gorgeous sounds and sequences.
wonderful
This sounds amazing, fantastic patching, great harmony, you’ve got a beautiful touch 👌
Sounds like heaven
this is soooo sick dude. crushed it.
genius bro
The glide move @ around 7:00 made me want to fire up the Neutron and accept my Grandmotherless life.
This is beautiful! But I especially love the short moment at 1:05 where you go “upgrade” and then “SH#T! Go back!”
ABSOLUTE BEAUTIFULL
Wow.
Still keep coming back to this.
Best GM demo so far. Amazing !
Agreed.
I love this demo because as a new Grandmother owner I can see exactly what is producing what sound. Great demo!
Totally agree with people saying you nailed it on 7:10... oh my, that was smooth! 😯
8:55-9:04 is a like tryin to touch the dark side. But it's like u leaving it as it is not gonna be a part of this piece. I loved the whole. Thing thanx for this wonderful video and experience.
" and the apps are still dreaming" Love it!
whoops I meant the arps. good old auto correct.
Dig it.
Totally enjoyable jam...
such a great performance bro
This video is a main reason i bought my Moog Grandmother.
Awesome work!
Sounds so good, in your hands especially. Juicy arps!
Exzellent
Awesome intrustment - legendary. And beatifully played.
I CAN'T WAIT FOR MINE in 3 days AHHHH. sonuds amazing dude!!
i wondered if this instrument could pull of the Baba O'Reilly intro. it seems like with some tweaking you could get damn close. really does remind me of my old MicroMoog
This is gorgeous. Thank you for sharing it with us.
This is so incredibly well done
Fantastic !!!
Magnifique
fantastic performance and sounds
Inspiring stuff. Thank you.
Amazing!!
Beau-ti-ful 👌🏿🇨🇦🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🧓🏿
Instant sub, this is so damn beautiful
dude you are something like a magician of arps
That was spectacular!
Awesome demo !
Great video and beautiful sound
Inspiring. I keep thinking some beats would turn this into a gem. It's great as it is too.
Beats should only join in at times.
PHENOMENAL!
2 days later, I have purchased Grandma and have her next to me - immediately went to the triple octave bass rhythm, it is just too delicious. Thank you for inspiring me to get into synthesis! Lets cruise to outer space yes?