Luke Slater, Jeff Mills and Richie Hawtin all managed to explore that minimal and hypnotic rough side of techno, while still keeping it elegant and intellectual. Truly, music for the heart, mind and body
I was at the Stoor event where Luke Slater took the time to sign a few records for a fan during the show. What can i say he is the Gentleman of Techno❤
Now I know how Rip The Cut was created. I close my eyes and every time I can't believe how much is happening there. Every time I listen to this song I discover something different in it.
Caught his live show at a recent Terminal V, of course the younger heads had no idea who he was so it wasn't busy. Would love to see his show again in a club environment in Edinburgh which is where this sounds belongs
I’m from Glasgow and it’s such a shame when some of the legends come through here or Edinburgh. A lot of people my ages and below (I’m 25) just don’t appreciate or want to dig into the older stuff
Clubbing days are a rarity now as priorities have changed but don't feel I'm missing too much tbh. Bookings in Glasgow are largely pish and sad to see this ultra-high BPM fad taking a real grip of the scene which has been known for it's authenticity in terms of electronic music. A bit "old man yells at cloud" admittedly and there is quality definitely still out there but it's a bit depressing. However everything is cyclical and it will change again. Enjoy your remaining mwi years my man! Treasure them.
@@Kalopsia11im 25 aswell and in from the night is my fav track who like the genre for real understand pas i booked 25 may in berlin since hes playing berghain lets hope
I love the way he pronounces digitakt as “digikat” haha - Luke, you are a legend, and you can pronounce it however you want! Makes me wonder if maybe he has dyslexia - my close friend has it, and he has all sorts of these kinds of idiosyncrasies with pronunciation. All power to him if so. Top man.
techno used to be a bunch of cheap gear stacked up on milk crates. Now they are barefoot monitor hardware excess safe havens! 🤣 Love this guys Peacefrog output. Amazing stuff!
30 minutes of luke chatting and jamming?! yes please!
Luke Slater, Jeff Mills and Richie Hawtin all managed to explore that minimal and hypnotic rough side of techno, while still keeping it elegant and intellectual. Truly, music for the heart, mind and body
Well spoken 👏🏻
@@insert_user_name_pleaseone concurs.❤
I was at the Stoor event where Luke Slater took the time to sign a few records for a fan during the show. What can i say he is the Gentleman of Techno❤
The ability to make something so complex seem so simple is what marked Slater out as a maverick and a genius from the start.
I’m a simple man, I see Luke Slater, I click the link.
Cave man rave man click video good.
@@battlezonetrading BobsYerUncle
Count me in 😊
All my ex girlfriends love Luke slater too 🤖🥰😘
I could watch him chat for hours, playing small snippets of glorious music.
Do more videos with Luke
yes !!!
This is the way
Agreed
Such an interesting guy
Pure class, real art. Techno as it was back in the day, great to see Luke Slater is still one of the greatest.
He's like the nutty professor of techno
just as i'm thinking, i bet the 909 would sound great through that overstayer, he reaches for it. this is why he's the goat
Legend! And one can never have too many boxes unless one can't work out where the kick is coming from!
It's amazing that a techno legend doesn't know where the kick is.
That was my favourite part. The man is so techno that kick drums just randomly play from God knows where at all times.
Luke Slater in his deep knowledge of his art and sharing some moments of his legacy. True Lengend 💯 Big hug from Portugal. R.T
His WIP groove/909 through the Overstayer - absolute delights.
ua-cam.com/video/6P2iF-haT3w/v-deo.html
It's so good to be a fly on the wall in Luke Slater's studio, thank-you
£30,000 Analogue Solutions Colossus chilling in the background 14:35
I loved his material under '7th plain'.. wish Luke would do more of that...
That studio and all the high-end kit in it is testemant to Luke’s passion for techno and to just sound amazing. Great little vid, thx
Now I know how Rip The Cut was created. I close my eyes and every time I can't believe how much is happening there. Every time I listen to this song I discover something different in it.
Love that guy. He Remembers me the best hours of my youth techno addiction.
you gotta love him. such an continous source of inspiration.
It’s so simple yet 100% not at the same time, love it.
Great description, yes. Only that Kick-Bass-groove on its own is fantastic already. It looks so effortless, but it's decades of experience really.
Love it
As an older brother I occasionally come across someone who makes me wish I had an older brother (like them 😊
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This is so real and genuine; totally refreshed my spirit!
Great insight into one of Britain's best techno producers/DJ's workflow🤘
Caught his live show at a recent Terminal V, of course the younger heads had no idea who he was so it wasn't busy. Would love to see his show again in a club environment in Edinburgh which is where this sounds belongs
I’m from Glasgow and it’s such a shame when some of the legends come through here or Edinburgh. A lot of people my ages and below (I’m 25) just don’t appreciate or want to dig into the older stuff
Clubbing days are a rarity now as priorities have changed but don't feel I'm missing too much tbh.
Bookings in Glasgow are largely pish and sad to see this ultra-high BPM fad taking a real grip of the scene which has been known for it's authenticity in terms of electronic music.
A bit "old man yells at cloud" admittedly and there is quality definitely still out there but it's a bit depressing.
However everything is cyclical and it will change again.
Enjoy your remaining mwi years my man! Treasure them.
@@Kalopsia11im 25 aswell and in from the night is my fav track who like the genre for real understand pas i booked 25 may in berlin since hes playing berghain lets hope
That was so inspiring to watch! Would love to see more of that
This channel is killing it
Luke - you’re like meditation 🧘 🎶❤
thank you! The BOSS himself speaks
Some amazing tunes some real classic techno ❤
One of the best! Seriousssss back catalog of music
"That's the 909 through the Overstayer..." Uff! What a thing!
13:03 "if something sounds good just record it" is the way
Big inspiration - Thank you for these workflow/studio insights!
Amazing creative insight, thank you very much!
I love the way he pronounces digitakt as “digikat” haha - Luke, you are a legend, and you can pronounce it however you want!
Makes me wonder if maybe he has dyslexia - my close friend has it, and he has all sorts of these kinds of idiosyncrasies with pronunciation. All power to him if so. Top man.
Awesome to see him jamming away
anyone know what the device sitting on the 909 is?
I found out and now can’t remember. Did you find out who is made by? It’s a sync device that works over wifi i believe.
The Missing Link by Circuit Happy
I would spend the rest of my days in that room....
His printworks set in 2017 was fire 🖤
Since the electronic inform I'm your biggest fan in all your akas I have all your albums and vinyl! Hope to meet you again soon ❤
Thanks for the music Luke
Robert Owens vocals
That track with Robert Owens ❤
so much insight, ty!
Very Cool set up and great Sounds
Luke Slater is bigger insperтtion for me and here he give very good advice how to trick your mind when you are making music :)
Very nice.. more videos like this please !
True legend! What a wonderful video!
whatever digital patchbay luke slater has on his computer seems really useful for messing with different bits of gear!
£10,000 😮
So good. What a legend!
Best video on UA-cam ngl
I can listen to this man talking for hours
Robert Owens jam sounds superb
Anyone knows what's the main controler with the 8 fadders and knobs?
I think it's a SSL UF8. Was hard to recognize from that angle
A true passionated artist ❤
Thanks for sharing !
techno used to be a bunch of cheap gear stacked up on milk crates. Now they are barefoot monitor hardware excess safe havens! 🤣
Love this guys Peacefrog output. Amazing stuff!
Thank you
Awesome hi hat sound Luke makes with his mouth at 8:54. Sample that son!
More. MORE!
new L.B album! oh aye!!
Whats the over stayer module? @19.36
Api 500 Dual Equalizer...
What a geezer ✊
What patchbay/software is being used for routing?
Wow!🙏
Absolute legend ❤️🔥
Interesting way of producing.
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Freek funk is still best techno album ever made!
what a legend :D
Were / Are you a drummer ?
Great stuff...In From the Night...epic..
Cheers ..
wich kind of rack is he explaining in the 15:40? and with kind of rack he's mention "portex"?
Pulltec by Pulse Techniques
@@johngorgis thanks
Legend.
Is that his studio? That is incredible
Loving this!
Maestro!
Hello mate. It's been a couple of decades. 🥰🤖👍🏻
Ah, Luke reverted to using Ableton!
sounds really Jeff Millsy which i like
Clever sod luke the jedi 💪💪💪
Yes
huge studio
Legend!!
Would be nice to hear how to afford such a collection of hardware. Insane collection.
Be talented and work really hard for 40 years.
If anyone deserves to have that equipment it’s him.
@@TrueFilter With the TR-909 and the Overstayer..ill be the most happiest man in the world 😂😂😂
LUKE 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
THANKS for this guys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
does he still live on the south coast?
I wish my haircut was as cool as Luke's!
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dope
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To summarise… fuck around & find out!
The absolute final boss. Thank you for the video !
Later like Luke Slater!
TOP !
I wonder when Luke meets someone who has no idea of what he does. Does he tell them he’s a musician or one of the greatest legends in techno history?
I very much doubt he says the latter, lol.
Крутые видео ❤
Oh fuck yes
I wanna know which product do you use to dye your hair.