I gotta say, I've been so down about making music for a good few years now. I've traded and bought so many grooveboxes and synths in that time, it's all been meh.. Then I saw Simon's video about the no input mixing and it just sparked this want to just explore sounds and I grabbed some pedals I had laying around, hook'em up. After many hours just having fun making noise and sounds, it brought me back to what got me into creating music. The want to explore sounds and coming across happy accidents that put a smile on my face. Loved the video and I'm glad other creators are following along and sharing their explorations.
thank you for sharing, and I'm glad to hear you're out of your rut. Creativity has ebbs and flows, so it can be difficult to navigate the uninspired times and we've all been there
@@MadeOnTape Nice! whereabouts? I've lived in suburban, and metro Detroit most of my life (50 years now) I began going to techno and electro events in the D, in about 1990. Did you go to parties here? I basically went to most big events all through the 1990's. I'm in Rochester Hills. (Went to high school in Rochester. A bunch of us in my area got really into making electronic music. I just never stopped. 😆)
I love it when my favorite music UA-camrs spontaneously "collaborate" over time and space on really cool ideas. When you got the rhythmic thing going with the Slicer it sorta sounded like On The Run by Pink Floyd.
i took the output of my reel to reel, ran it into an amp with gain maxxed, then headphone out as input. very fun textures to be found. glad my recorder didn't explode though.
hello! thanks so much for chiming in and sorry for the slow reply! Been a busy year over here and have started making new videos and music recently. I used to work on cruise ships and made several friends from the Philippines.
I gotta say, I've been so down about making music for a good few years now. I've traded and bought so many grooveboxes and synths in that time, it's all been meh.. Then I saw Simon's video about the no input mixing and it just sparked this want to just explore sounds and I grabbed some pedals I had laying around, hook'em up. After many hours just having fun making noise and sounds, it brought me back to what got me into creating music. The want to explore sounds and coming across happy accidents that put a smile on my face. Loved the video and I'm glad other creators are following along and sharing their explorations.
thank you for sharing, and I'm glad to hear you're out of your rut. Creativity has ebbs and flows, so it can be difficult to navigate the uninspired times and we've all been there
wow... this is sick, man!
greetings from Chile
yo! Thanks for listening 🙏🏻🤘🏻
8:28 Sounds like a great brush snare and mini clap or rim beat... Add a 909ish kick, 4/4, and it would have been a microhouse track.
wild, right? might have to do it 🙏🏻🙌🏻
@@MadeOnTape I've been a no input fan, for a number of years, and sounds that good are not that common! Good combo for you to explore further!
@@MadeOnTape Figuring out how to move a dancefloor without a drum machine, is really something. 😎
@@DetroitMicroSound love your name. I grew up in Metro Detroit and still maintain relationships there and visit often
@@MadeOnTape Nice! whereabouts? I've lived in suburban, and metro Detroit most of my life (50 years now) I began going to techno and electro events in the D, in about 1990. Did you go to parties here? I basically went to most big events all through the 1990's. I'm in Rochester Hills. (Went to high school in Rochester. A bunch of us in my area got really into making electronic music. I just never stopped. 😆)
This would be great to use for film scoring!
let’s make the film 🎥
Love that!
love this comment!
Hey hello! Very nice video! Happy our video inspired you to make some noise!
yo! your vids are super inspiring! greetings from NYC!
@@MadeOnTape Thanks!
Exactly. Now it feels like the cool music world is centrifying. Exactly ☺️
Sounds like a 70s sci-fi movie soundtrack. Love the chaos of it all!
wooooo thank you! a little chaos for life
I love it when my favorite music UA-camrs spontaneously "collaborate" over time and space on really cool ideas.
When you got the rhythmic thing going with the Slicer it sorta sounded like On The Run by Pink Floyd.
ooooh heck yes! I hope Simon sees this some day i’m just a little youtuber 🙌🏻🙏🏻🤘🏻
The tape is really gelling it all together, if this was digital i can imagine it would be super spikey and harsh. Love it.
i’ve tried it in a DAW and things work but don’t sound the same
Finally! A great video demonstrating the possibilities of no input technique!! 🔥🔥
Reminds me of the industrial sounds heard on PF's album Wish You Were Here. Nice work.
i took the output of my reel to reel, ran it into an amp with gain maxxed, then headphone out as input. very fun textures to be found. glad my recorder didn't explode though.
The last one OMG! Reminds me of the Machinarium soundtrack
🙏🏻🤘🏻🙌🏻
Badass
There’s a ghost in dA machine ! Amazing what its possible to get with mixer and tapeloops, low tech but big fun !
yessss it’s wild 🤘🏻🙏🏻
Cue 50s and 60s Sci-Fi noises
Mark 😂 yes 🙌🏻
Hey im you fan from phillippines
hello! thanks so much for chiming in and sorry for the slow reply! Been a busy year over here and have started making new videos and music recently. I used to work on cruise ships and made several friends from the Philippines.
the cathedral talks to me in a low register voice, but I just dont understand what its saying. fits.
😆🙌🏻
Oh, and by the way...WHAMMY🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
hahaha yesssss
Hi there !
Do you know some cheaper options than the marantz or Sony tape decks that have the same features ?
Leo
So you’re going to release a drone record, right?
😬 never thought about it until this comment
ok computer sounds