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Thanks!

Thanks! I'm going to minimize the hardware I think so when you open the box you won't even be able to see that there's any kind of hardware there. Maybe it will all be concealed in the lid except for a USB port for power and a mini jack for audio out. I have visions of making a whole range of items that are actually functional items but then are also instruments secretly.

Thanks! It's a bit rough at the moment, the v2 has been started already, I'll do a longer video on the whole process soon, just need some money to buy the next round of bits.

"Eh, capisco bene cosa intendi! A volte ci sono cose che solo chi è nell’ambiente può davvero afferrare. Ma va bene così, noi ci intendiamo e alla fine è quello che conta! Continua così!"

Agreed!

I do and have. I've played this album live a couple of times.

Glad you think so!

I'm an idiot and forget which way the arrows mean. Does this mean that the poly d is better than the moog or vice versa?

​@@decibelboy83 Poly D is better, in my opinion, in every aspect. MOOG is simply a way overpriced piece of old equipment that belongs in a museum. Poly D took the best of MOOG and upgraded it to a whole new level (not to mention the price)-something MOOG should have done a long time ago. Instead, they decided to cater to snobbish middle-aged fanboys with extra money in their pockets. The policy that shut down the entire MOOG business, IMO.

Thanks! You can hear some more of these on my Bandcamp now.

I've toyed with the idea of this, but sampling has never really been part of my creative flow, so worry that I'd just be binning the cash

@@decibelboy83 I'm not a sampler either. I'm used to a studio recording approach as a guitarist and vocalist. I just changed my mindset and looked at the SP from a music composition point of view. If you can see "sampling" as simply recording your musical ideas...everything changes. The lack of any screen to look at is of great value to me as well.

It's just a state of mine!

Haha, I will try to frown less, I think the frown just comes out because I'm trying to work out what to say as I say it, so it's concentration! Thanks for saying I look 30, the ever increasing bald spot on the back of my head gives me away these days!

@@decibelboy83 Ahh yes, good ol' concentration. Maybe I should try that some time myself. Fuck the bald spot. You are a legend, keep it up. Peace ✌😁

Thanks Otherguy! We can be legends together

Thanks! I appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment and the subscription. Your channel is pretty epic!

It's all in the mind I'm told.

Welcome to the channel! Glad what I'm saying is resonating, it definitely seems to have generated some chat in the comments which is great to see. Where abouts are you in the US?

@@decibelboy83 Dallas, TX 👍🏾👍🏾

Nice! Hello to Texas!!

But is that just the matrix making you think he looks young....

@@decibelboy83 🤣 quite possibly. Enjoyed your vid 👍I lost a decade to addiction, now im doing music again been puzzling where i fit but your right it doesn't really matter. I still enjoy it.

You gotta just do you because then even if no one else likes it, you can still enjoy the process.

Smells like wasps 😂 least you still got your sense of humour. Mine smells like a great white sharks breathe 😉

What do wasps smell like? I'm glad you enjoyed my thoughts, welcome to my channel!

@@decibelboy83 😆well i don't actually know, but they sting and thats how i relate the feeling of how my reality feels right now...I am also a musician and audio engineer so your words make sense to me thanks....

I'm so glad this has resonated with you. I really kinda double checked myself about posting it as it seemed to be a bit of a weird topic, but I've had a couple of comments similar to yours so I'm really glad I did post it. I've been on a two year journey with my mental health which has really heavily impacted what I do musically and where I am right now as stated in this video has definitely come about as a factor of that. All I can say is, if you have any desire at all to do music, then just do it and be truthful to yourself when you do.

It's something I've thought about for twenty years or so, and now i'm 50...In my early 30s I'd lie awake lamenting that by the time they were my age my hero's had several albums and success under their belts. I also suffered awful stage fright but continued to play, sometimes on small support tours in larger uk venues and abroad, and apart from the camaraderie with fellow band mates generally found myself dreading each night. My motivation was ego driven, longing for success and relevance. Then one day after a short stint of gigs away from my young family having drunk way too much and suffered massive anxiety and paranoia, I thought fk it, I'm done. I still haven't done anything myself of note, but i have a shed studio of sorts and live with the hope that one day soon i'll get started, and it will be for nobody else but me. The music i'd like to make.🤞😎

Christian what you've written just there is almost exactly what my journey was too. I had started taking being sick to miss rehearsal and then one day just was like why am I even doing music? So I stopped for a solid six months. I then saw a video of someone using the OP1 and that inspired me to get one and from that was birthed a whole new path for me. I began making music purely for the sake of making music with no thought of it being for anyone else. At some point in that journey I realized that I missed playing in a band, but joined a country band playing covers which is just for fun. I'm really happy to have you here.

@@decibelboy83Thanks man...I'll take a look around😏

Yeah that's true for sure.

Shh don't say it too loudly!

I really did need to hear this is sober way. What the hell do I pay my therapist for

Going to therapy was one of the best things I ever did. Worth every dollar.

Yeah I want the strega too!

What do you mean?

We do, but from peers that matter. Randos and weirdos patting you in thr back is not the same

Zuckerberg here, how much is it going to take to get you to remove this comment?

Ha! At least he's trying to pay, Musk would just ban you

I don't think it's talked about enough to be honest, so I'm really glad it resonated with you Joey.

Similar age here & I’ve been wondering is it o.k to be using emojis in are 40’s 🤔

Yeah definitely seems to be something that happens when you can't play in bands any more for whatever reason!

@@decibelboy83 I was thinking how a goth band or something is just one with a setup and one singing is thought about totally differently than DAWless, like it's gotten a mastubatory like name like "Shredding"

Yeah I think it's a bit like guitar pedals too, people making their own little worlds. I reckon COVID had a big thing to do with it too.

I had to quantize the 0ctrl but I feel the same!

Do you mean this movie? ua-cam.com/video/zrkB1HVpz5k/v-deo.html Weirdly, my day job is working in visual effects, so this strangely combines the two!

@@decibelboy83 Yes that is the first of 4 of that guys Siren head videos, I watch yesterday and today. Also about six months ago I was watching videos on backrooms with Siren Head, and then some giant Siren head videos. I don't know where that thing comes from originally, but there is a sound your making that sounds similar.

Maybe I need to make some back rooms videos to show off my music

@@decibelboy83 Interesting idea

Yes that last sentence is exactly the hat I was trying to sum up. The limitations of the equipment strangely forces you to be creative with the tools that you do have available, rather than loading up another plugin or buying another module etc. I've not played with samplr and haven't used Reason in almost 20 years, I can't imagine how good it is now, it was cool back when I last used it!

@@decibelboy83 Samplr is the best iPad app full stop. Reason is still pretty good if a little complex these days but you can make it as deep as you want. It’s great for testing real world ideas before spending on hardware, as a nice multi track recorder or creating small systems to play with it is crazy versatile but still after 20 years I occasionally find myself going how the hell do I do that but a quick UA-cam tutorial usually does the job .

Is it any good if you don't like sampling?

@@decibelboy83 😂 yeah probably not

I think GAS can be seen as the killer of making music though. It becomes more about the collection than what the collection creates.

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@decibelboy83 I have not make music this entire week. Got all the softsynths, sequencers, effects I need to make wonders…but spending all my time fantasizing on the gear review channels instead; GAS is a bitch, work on your skill, you lazy ass (talking to me) 😂

Yeah and even go further than this. Every time you think, darn I need that bit of gear, note the price then spend 10% of it on something that promoted your artist profile. IE make some merch, get a better website etc.

I think lots of the world needs to learn how to let go of the hate in their heart! Thanks for the comment, great points, when I was in bands in my younger days this is exactly what my process was.

Oh ace, I'll check it out. I have the Eventide shimmer verb too, I find it a bit too much at the moment, but maybe alteza is better.

Audio Damage Eos 2 is another great auv3 reverb. Under the hood it’s a Valhalla reverb engine.

I'll check it out. Thanks

I'm not sure. I'm not sure if you can lift off tape and drop into the sampler on the original op1.

Hey hey! Thanks for leaving a comment I know the GAS guilt well. I've got a Behringer Poly D in a case that I can't see ever using again and I wish it could go to a better home. I also know that at some point I'll really want that Moog sound and then I'll be glad I've still got it. The iPad, well, AUM, fugue machine and some of the rozetta sequencers have been an absolute revelation to me, I can be creative anywhere now and be really inspired within that environment and no one knows that I'm making music. That being said, the thought of playing live with it seems very very boring, so now I'm sort of building a hardware twist on it. It's all a journey and good fun!

Hey also, I'd love if you could subscribe to my channel, I really appreciate everyone who watches my content and love hearing from you.

Both those rigs sound awesome. Thanks for watching the video I appreciate you taking the time to comment too. Please subscribe to the channel, I post new vids every week and these discussions on making music every other week, so there's always something to watch!

Thanks for letting me know, I had no idea how to pronounce it, I will attempt to do this justice going forwards. I love it as a synth, so I will be better at calling it, it's correct name

@@decibelboy83 Yeah FTR i pronounced it terrible for a long time lol, its often hard to internalize the rules of asian languages for western speakers, the systems are very different. And if you dont know its japanese then anyone'd def pronounce it wrong.

Impressive for a doggo! How do you twiddle the knobs... Tha ks for taking the time to comment. I love hearing about other people's rigs and workflows.

@@infn8loopmusic yeah man there is absolutely no right or wrong way to do anything. My real goal for this video was to try and inspire people to not fixate on the gear and instead think about what they really need to make some music.

@@decibelboy83 and you nailed it! 😃

Thanks for saying that. I do really appreciate the kind words.

Ha, so true. I think it's the same across lots of things, I have friends who are heavily involved in retro gaming and it's the same kind of energy there.

This is a deep cut! Thanks for the comment Phil. Please subscribe to the channel if you haven't already. Loads more content in the works!

Hey! You're still here, great to see your comment!

Thanks Derrick!

What else is there?! I just obviously. I should add, that I do have a whole logic rig as well and for the last twenty five years have made my music fully in the DAW, so I'm not averse to using a DAW, it's just for this particular journey into electronic music I'm really talking about.

@@decibelboy83 well that's good. Time to end the sonic masturbation trend.

Next video, I will start the campaign.

Ricky tinez nailed it with the "easiest" dawless video from a while back that was just..a po-33. word. one machine, maybe two.

Yeah I think three is the maximum. Hainbach said a sentence which I can't remember but was basically, your rig should be a system that becomes one instrument that you can play and I really vibed with that idea. My next video is basically going to be on that concept.

I know, it's ridiculous isn't it. Although I have to say, it's more than just the piano, it's the piano, with the west coast synthesis and then the slow speed looping and then cassette tape sound that really finishes it off.

It's like hearing music on the radio from the past or something

Absolutely! I feel like I've turned a real corner on my journey. I've been looking for the sound for a long time and now I have found it!

What are the parts of your hardware and names of iPad software if I can ask?

From the front... The white keyboard is the mellotron micro this plugs into a Behringer 4 channel interface. The two similar size black boxes are the Make Noise 0ctrl and 0 coast. Then feed out via a little device that sells from a.company called Synth UX academy. You build them yourself from a lot and upload your own firmware to it. That's doing all the reverb and delay for the make noise rig. This then feeds out via a Bastle Bestie mixer and then into another two channels on the Behringer. The iPad is running AUM as the host for the plugins. It basically is like a virtual mixer. I have a few Eventide reverb plugins, but mostly use the Blackhole one. Then I use Gauss and Fluss which are made by Bram bros. Both record and playback loops but Gauss is more of a tape looper whereas Fluss is actually a granular instrument. These then feed out via a plugin called Reelbuss which is a tape emulation plugin, but I really abuse it to add noise and make it all sounds a bit more like it's a cassette.

Most of it is understandable for me. But building them by yourself from scratch and loading your own firmware? Hm there I’ve lost 🥴😂

That one of the most fun bits I think. Then you kinda know you've got sounds that no one else does. Next on my list is to build a very tactile controller for another synth I have.

Thanks! And thanks for taking the time to leave a comment too, I really appreciate it.