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@@touchthatdial Thank you! Absolutely!

Thank you very much!

@@JoshuaNeedham Thank you Joshua! I'm using a rack system from Jaspers Stands. Good quality, very solid.

@@66superfly Thank you very much!

@@jeanmk57 Thank your Jean!

Check out my first live album. Your probably would like track 02 Echo Chamber also. Thank you for listening and best wishes for 2025! music.ua-cam.com/play/OLAK5uy_nbir7KNQcLpNnI6Unaa0e1b7cG1PsvZ1Y.html&si=zKinhGMmlV6KAN5I

@@sniffmasterz Thank you very much!

@jesseukkonen Thank you very much Jesse!

Hi Jesse, I've come across your timeline several times in the past week. I really like your experimental style. Followed back!

@@marcelsmoorenburg wow that's awesome to hear, I appreciate it! I picked your jam from my timeline as well, the algorithms have spoken 🪄😅

@jesseukkonen ... And we too, thanks to the algorithm. 😉 Have a nice Sunday!

@@marcelsmoorenburg enjoy your Sunday as well! ✨

@@ksrmedia.24_7 Yes, but I also like simplicity and a clear workplace. Thank you!

@@renesoundso3523 I'm glad I worked hard for it, so I'm very grateful every day that I can enjoy myself here.

Im playing this while working online and its a great beat to keep going

@RonSmoorenburg-LIfeisaction Thank you brother. It would be great if you can use one of my tracks for a trailer or fighting scene.

Dankjewel broer! Ik heb binnenkort mooi nieuws over een release! 😉

Thanks Bobo! I was hesitant to post this because I'm not completely satisfied. But there are some good elements in it that I like, so I posted it anyway. Not every jam is perfect. Actually, not even any jam, but it is a great way to develop and record ideas.

Thank you Jon!

Thank you! Honestly, the Octatrack mk2 and Digitakt II are still underused, but they will get their place. I tend to explore the boxes one by one or depending on the project and at the moment there is a lot to discover in Digitone II and I am also discovering the modulation options in Analog Four mk2. I will get there, one step at a time.

Thank you! Honestly Octatrack mk2 and Digitakt II are underused till now. I tend to explore the boxes one by one or depending on the project and at the moment there is a lot to discover in Digitone II and I am also discovering the full potential of the modulation options of the Analog Four mk2. I will get there, step by step.

@@RonSmoorenburg-LIfeisaction Dankjewel broer. Stap voor stap... 😉

Thank you Rob!

Nice that you suggest working together, Terry. At the moment I mainly want to develop myself first and further discover my own musical style. I will probably purchase a DAW next year to take the next step towards hybrid, but without daw it remains fun and spontaneous. For the time being, it will mainly remain with jams or sharing ideas. It's a shame that your ideas were left in the drawer. It's quite exciting at first to share your music with the world, but my experience is that you mainly get positive feedback. You can only learn from it and thereby develop yourself further.

@@marcelsmoorenburg Ive been in the music game for 25 years mate, had many tracks released under different names, music on tv shows, Mostly stuff we hated tbh, but it was a job. I know all about it.. I like your sound, keep it up..

@terryhigson434 My excuse, I didn't know that. It's very nice that, as an experienced producer, you take the time to respond. How wonderful that you have released good music professionally for major platforms, but it is annoying that you were not completely behind it musically. Do you still have a profession in the music industry or do you now have other work and has it now become more of a hobby in which you can express your own style that is close to yourself?

@terryhigson434 For me it is really a hobby in addition to my busy job, in which I can completely relax. When I listen to music myself - mainly dub techno - I'm already thinking about new ideas. I also really enjoy experimenting with my few semi-modular synthesizers. These help me to think out of the box and improvise.

@@marcelsmoorenburg We followed the money for a while, then, the money dropped out the bottom of the market, cdj's, mp3's, torrent sites, killed it all, nobody bought vinyl anymore. Virtually impossible to make a living at it these days..

Thanks for your support Bobo!

Thank you Terry!

@@HalfBakedBeats Thank you very much!

Thank you very much for your positive reaction. I am glad you like it. I am experimenting with soundcloud. At this moment I have uploaded this track, but more to come. Luister naar Dub techno live jam - 06 van IJsselgein op #SoundCloud on.soundcloud.com/vJxDyQjuHjEXwV8u6

@ cool thanks man, I’ll be checking it out …

Thank you Joachim!

Thank you Alexandru! I think it's important to learn the basics about (subtratcive) synthesis first. An affordable way to start, is the Roland Aira compact series. www.roland.com/nl/promos/aira_compact/

As a next but more expensive step I would recommend the Elektron Digi series (Digitakt II en Digitone II). The og's ofcourse are way cheaper on the second hand market and are still very good.

@@marcelsmoorenburg thank you! i will look into them :) in the meanwhile just keep it up, when you gonna have parties either in bucharest or copenhagen imma be there :D

@AlexandruMusetoiu Thank you very much for your support Alexandru. I keep practising and learning and maybe a live set between now and two years will be possible. Who knows... 😉

​@@nicolasgrosjean4224 Thank you! The stands are indeed va Jaspers. Good build quality.

@universalvibe72 Thank you for your feedback. I appreciate that. I am not an accomplished musician and am still learning. I use notes A and D for the bassline and Amin and Dmin for the chords. What I understand is that the chords are not exactly in the same scale. There is a harmonious scale instead of a natural scale. I think the chords themselves sound nice together. Can you indicate where you think things are going wrong? I'm trying to understand.

​@marcelsmoorenburg sounded fine to me 😎👌

​@the_velvet_void Thank you very much.

@@nebelform_records Thank you very much!

@@KleineDrehmomente Thank you!

Thank you Addison!

@@aaronbrown2587 Thank you Aaron!

@@vit9dobro Thank you very much!

Thank you! I am glad you like it

Thank you very much!

@@lilu4444 Yeah, there's more going on than one would notice at first . It's an art not to add too much, or to add things very subtly. I'm starting to find more and more balance in this, but I'm still learning.

@@HansuMyura Thank you much Hansu!

Thank you Bobo. Have patience and keep practising one aspect or one machine at a time. I also still have to learn my machines better and only recently I began to really appreciate the Analog Four mk2 with the performance options and modulation possibilities via midi or CV.

@DJ-Lazy-Lodger Thank you Robert!

Thanks for your reaction, Maxi. I am glad you like it!

Thank you Bobo!

Thank you!