Відео

might be one of the funniest things ive ever seen lmao

goes too hard 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 (but ngl this is actually really fire tho)

bro is an audio sorcerer

Id vote for this guy, any election

There's only a few artists that really hit me like 'Oh shit, they did it again?!' Damn.

La.mierda de youtube me.rompe la.playlist. A herzl no le gusta

Behavior of neighbors is “the liar” to the horizon, and around to my same feet, on this dirt ball of coprophagous sin “Earth” I have evidence God has no love: I sleep on the ground, and I receive ill-placed retaliation globally for praying my 1 true boundary, plz my exit door.

I still want to be here

beatiful song

this is the best electronic live performance i'll probably ever see. i'm fully energized.

Gareth clarke - leo's stepcousin sounds very awesome ngl

I want toi engane in coitua with all thgat equipemtn, im climaxing just thiking about that machinery, the wires, ooh

@zeese4216 , its like convincing yourself that bullets hitting you in the millions , reverberating and moving your body till it feels like vibrations, is you enduring it.

Sublime

absolutely mesmerizing

blue water too

One of the best song that Aaron produced

Studying a Roland sp404 user manual will chase all the dragons right out of this garbage. Start with just getting good programming an 808 and a Sampler. Don't forget, if you aren't going to loop a sample, it doesn't have to be truncated. You can sample a full 16 bar drum phrase in auto-record without worrying about setting an end point. It's fairly obvious from the design that one bar only of the 808 belongs in each of the sp404 sample pads and that the 808 and sp404 machines run brilliantly in tandem to preform the exact task of unlocking the mystery behind Venetian Stares style productions. Breakcore rarely loops drums the way you would for 90's hip hop, trip hop or drum and bass. It's easier to quickly load up a sampler full of all kinds of crazy drums than you might think. Then you can record a performance of un-looped samples as a new sample, or record macro files with SMTE time code. Vache uses a blues style "call and response," which is also worth knowing something about, as well respected breakcore music has a syntactical quality that would require more focus and dedication. Studying classical percussion will also demystify the Snares. It seems as though Aaron Funk knows how to dream up fancy rhythms, and exactly how to then program, or possibly even to notate the percussion parts like a traditional composer. Post-modern culture expresses this marriage of older with newer concepts in design, painting, literature and architecture. The Roland 808 Rhythm Module featured classical music notation symbols on the front panel. It's easy enough to grab a book full of Buddy Rich or James Brown drum notations and dial them into the 808 to sample them with a large variety of stereo effects. If you do that labor, and keep the files well organized in folders on PC, it simplifies the myth of Venetian Snares being a mad genius. It sounds, although I don't know for a fact, like Venetian Snares knows something of the Canadian rock band Rush's drum notations. Many of the samples he uses could be failed attempts at programming Rush parts both with a drum machine or in midi on PC. Maybe Aaron Funk studied at a special music institute in Canada prior to becoming Venetian Snares and was allowed with faculty support, to attempt programming the drum lines of a full Rush L.P. for his senior thesis. This kind of thing is allowed at certain liberal art schools, even in the U.S. In such a case, it isn't Renoise that should impress you. While viewing the above UA-cam video, the preliminary work and ownership of the samples used is what I would admire most, rather than the perverse opportunity to glance at someone else's cluttered workspace on the world wide web. Another possibility is that Neil Pert himself records .smf files with a Roland electronic drum kit and then gives them to Aaron Funk, who then edits and mixes them. Whether or not that is the case, paying a skilled percussionist to record full Rush songs in midi gets you much closer to your dream than Renoise alone ever will. Try in any DAW soloing one track of a Rush .smf that has a few multi-timbrall rolls in it, run it at super fast tempos, change the instrument a few times, the pitch, the location of the midi event... It sounds like "Winter in the Belly of a Snake." Another commercial musician from America who outclassed each of his contemporaries in such a way was Winger. The chord changes on their formidable: 'In the Heart of the Young' L.P. are much bigger than anything you'd expect from an 80's Hair Metal band. You'll have the devil of a time writing music that's as good as Winger's if your preparation consisted mearly in learning to cover Beatles songs from tablature that was purchased at Barnes and Noble. For that reason, why not chalk Winger up as a Post-Modern artist as well.

What's all this aboot.

I can hardly wrap my head around the DFAM i bought 3 years ago, and here you are, defining a whole genre with a fucking spaceship wall 😂

So comforting

love your work, listen to it autistically on repeat.

🙂

0:44 I just keep replaying that part... So Eleven-y.

testicles

Genius

Always an extreme pleasure. Taco flavored kisses for you Aaron!

Amazing

one of the best to ever do it

God this video is ancient! I thought I was so lucky to have found it at the time just to see how fast he has the tempo on his trackers

Hope you are doing good my friend, life right now seems peak for me at this age. I know I am living in my best moment now but with that is the anxiety of the unknown future..

What with all these old videos being dug up it's only a matter of time before the youtube algorithm discovers the travesty that was done to the old one.

7\ ?

F-ing Glorious

More please! Where are you Funk?

So bad ass.

Clearly there is nothing better to do in Winnipeg

A very natural sounding 11/8 beat.

Genius. Mr. Funk, u r the one MF. Legend

OH MY GOD

it sounds like the youtube premiere song on bath salts

Надеюсь ты ещë живой Ждëм новый релиз всей деревни

I never new more 808 Roland type drum machines would be so effective with breakcore.

This reggae sounds awfully Canadian

DEAR LORD LOOK AT THAT EQUPIMENT..

Someone here knows how that video was made?

this is what aphex twin wishes he sounded like

I liked the book better.

Wish he’d make more synth music

that's a groovy 11/8