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Great review. You just saved a lot of money.

Extremely cool and powerful synth, but you’re playing what I describe as hipslop based garbage.

I started a band last year at the age of 55. We're various ages, the singer is older than me and the drummer is 34 years younger than me. What's great is none of that matters. We're enjoying it, loving the thrill of live gigs and living in the moment. We don't care about being big and famous, we just love it when our audience has a great time. Don't start a band to be rich and famous, start a band to have some rewarding fun ❤

"Thinking about the katz that try to do this for all the wrong reasons" Probably why ya resonated with them

Where are you living with your parents during all of those early years? And do you live with them now?

I haven’t put out music in 13 years, been working on an album for the past two and half, its almost done, been such a grind with work and life. Long story short, making it to me, is just putting it out!!! Thanks for the vid sam

What an awesome video and reality check Sam! I recently found you when looking for PolyBrute 12 demos and yours was the best. I'm a 61 year old fart and I was pretty delusional in my early years(and wasn't that great of a guitarist, producer). The fact is that it's so hard to get noticed these days and the changes to everyone has their own home studio has saturated the market so much, you really have to be a 2.5 minute hitmaker that churns out the same recipe as everyone else. Any off-beat genres just won't cut it. The true joy comes from within. We are the music makers and dreamers of dreams❤

Nice talk ... Nothing really matters to be honest hahaha 🥲. For me music knowledge is the best investment to happiness. Keeping your art approach as simple as you can is the way to do it.

Such a good relatable video. Keep them coming 😊

5:34 The Rolling Stones? 😀

Thanks for the great perspective and honesty. I enjoyed seeing your shows, meeting the band and still enjoy your music. I think you all are incredible musicians and people and should have no regrets about anything that OotBS does. Is there a solo album in your future?

It's been quite special, being witness to much of this journey. Your drive and talent has always been apparent. I always knew you and the band would have notability, throughout the world. May the journey continue, as it will. I thought Out of the Beardspace, was way to good of a band, to make tons of commercial cash, but I think you did comparatively well, on that front anyway. It is great to see you all expanding individually and collectively. A very nice forever legacy, and loving community you all built, in Beardfest.

Seeing you guys at Progday 2013 is a fond memory. That was a great weekend.

You always have an interesting perspective on things, Sam. I faced the same dilemma when I was young, although my bands were not contributing to the illusion of making it as well as yours. Late in life, I still am fervent about "Making It", but the definition for me has changed significantly. Now I live by the creed, "only a job that has no overtime or weekends, don't let music get in the way of life and don't let life get in the way of music". Now making it simply means to keep making music whenever I can. Too many musicians I knew or meet completely gave up music for life and that is a shame. Some want to get back in and rekindle their lost dream with a classic rock bar band. Not my cup of tea anymore. I would like to see you do a video when you are an old man talking about your musical journey, but unfortunately that will happen long after I'm gone. 🤘

Superb video that I can relate to in many ways.

Am I the only one that wants to know the more in depth story😭

My god, that there, that is the good ending!!! Bravo! I almost drop a tear at the end❤

thanks for your words man

We were The Flying Wingnut’s classic rock from Neil Young to Sound Garden with a couple of original instrumentals and songs. Spent three years with that line up. Now I’m a jobber doing bar gigs , studio, weddings & open mic nights. It’s a long way to the top if you want to rock n roll. “AC/DC”

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fascinating stuff!

Actually, the background music is my favorite part. ;-)

That’s pretty cool. May I make a suggestion? Open the original recording in a spectrogram editor, like RX11. Alter the mid to upper harmonics to give the growl more bite. Then find a tonal element in the roar. There’s got to be one in there somewhere. Take that sine wave, (or the closest thing to it), and build an artificial harmonic series with it. You could add square waves at the same frequency, or duplicate the sine wave and copy and paste it into a new document and double it with some modulation or transpose it, then paste it back in the original. That might sound more natural than the granular delay.

I appreaciate your sincere and honest advice for others.

I use an all hardware (no computer, SD recorder) system of four stations. Each station does something great that the others can't. Each station has one to three keyboards. Each station has a sequencer with a minimum of 8 measures. Each station can be comfortably programmed and performed on, seating is just a single stool in the middle of it all. My choice then is to use 1, 2, 3, or all 4 stations to make my song. I can place one station in sequence play for accompaniment, and then move to another station to add or lead. There is some, very little, MIDI keyboards controlling other stations as an option. Since each station is mostly independent of the other, syncing isn't complex. Some are not synced at all, not necessary since I am a practiced pianist and a good musician who has timing. Rare too, that any sequencers are quantized, free play recording or 77% quantize keeps the music human. So while there are 32 channels of synths (16 actually in stereo) it is very simple and permanently connected, I know each channel and synth well, know them so well I can sound design in my head and know which synth for each part before beginning actual sound design.

Big shout out to those that design these sounds in the first place.

Nice clip! Big Like!

has a weird sheen, like a razor blade on all the sounds.

Part 3 pl0x!

Yes yes YESSSSSSSSSSS. Shamism was so fun.

Terrible demo, nerd style.

Keep posting these man. Another guy did a full live show, just him, on the Poly, plus Ableton and a pad. The Poly, everyone is watching all Poly videos right now!! It's how I found you and became a subscriber !!

DJ you're music on a beautiful beach at sunset, with 1-2 drones... Man, that's one real way. Travel is fun when it's just you and your trip, how you want it.

You're at where you're at largely because of year after year of True Hard Work. Because you've put the time in.

The newer subsequents sound like shit to me

You completely nailed that! What a great video 🎉

Thanks for making this Sam. It's excellent. I'm going to check out your course and save the link for when the time is right.

I'm sorry.

VERY informative, even for a layman like me who has no idea what you're talking about. 8^) But the best thing about this form of learning is that taking it too seriously/being bored is impossible thanks to the humorous jaunts peppered throughout. Thanks for this. Hail Satan. 8^)

Shaggy?

Subscribed to your Ambient channel Sam! Didn’t see it linked anywhere, but found it eventually.👍👏

Why did you put that stupid EP loop in there? SO ANNOYING!!! I’m out!

I left LA for Vegas in 1999, as LA work had slowed down, and Vegas had tons of gigs. Without having to tour. These days, though, Vegas is shit, live music is secondary to DJs and sports.

Is it a high quality keybed?

Love this type of videos! Really original!

Pretty wild!

Great video. Keep doing ones like this one!

Yo Sam, record some elephants if you can!!! Their low frequency drops down to 5hz or lower. It’s below our hearing range,but the sound can travel for up to 5 miles…

awesome creativity

Dude that actually sounds fire