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Pity UA-cam doesnt let you play it, i tried putting it in my Good Looking Records tribute mix and had to redo the entire mix and video because that one track blocked the entire thing. Yet i see other channels that have somehow uploaded it without consequences, I really don't understand UA-cam at the best of times. 🤷🏻♂️🫠🤣
ltj bukem and mc conrads progression sessions!!! many many years ago i had the pleasure to watch them perform in my town. easily one of my favourite rave experiences. and bro, ur tune is fire! thx for sharing
I was really looking forward to this. The mid to late 90's Good Looking Records sound was the pinnacle of drum amd bass in my eyes. Seba is the artist I keep coming back to time amd time again.
Seba played an absolutely wicked Past To Present set for us at DrumObsession last weekend, if you ever have a chance to hear him play older stuff, make sure you do! Then again he always kills it
Long time junglist here. Never was a fan of Bukem or the "intelligent/atmospheric" movement for some reason but this track right here is a pretty cool vibe
The good old days, the dope days, the all or nothing days. We need some new nuttah shit! Great video Stranjah keepin 90's Jungle alive... Fuckin advertising and commercials killed jungle in the early 2000's as it does to all music. I'm looking forward to new innovations and new ways to bump to sound in the future of electronic music and culture
One of the first times I’ve actually subscribed when asked lol I’m new to producing jungle but with 16 years experience with production it’s pretty exciting! Thanks
Been spending most of my time lately exploring the distorted kicks of the Hardcore, and Speedcore, but I always have time for some breakbeats. LTJ Bukem's Demon's Theme is easily one of my favorites. I'll have to look into some of the other producers you mentioned.
Like this was taken straight from 1994! Very well done and amazing use of the two packs, which compliment each other really well! Definitely brings a calm smile to my face, while listening. ☺
Funny, been doing these style of mixes on my holeshot channel (w great success, people are hungry for jungle atm), and then went back to watch your old video you did a few years back on ambient jungle. I have a few new tracks going in this same vein. Omni Trio, Source Direct, Photek, and a few others are what got me into Jungle / dnb eons ago. Oh Danny Breaks and LTJ, Roni Size, and Greg Packer..... so many names!
I really need those break sample packs. Love the old school sound of jungle breaks but that fullness cant be ignored, especially on newer sound systems
@@STRANJAH oh I know I will! Been waiting to afford it but should be able to next check. Literal game changer compared to all these old unprocessed breaks I have right now. The one free pack from you has had me feel way better about my breaks
It sound great, but it would have been better with a bit of theory, on choosing the right scales and chords to get the right atmosphere, especially since that's what you're advertising ;) And that 2nd drop's chord change was so sweet my diabeetus is gonna send me to the hospital.
I’m ironically just branching into this genre right now and your timing is always perfect 🎉❤ always have loved jungle. Been making oldskool house for a bit now and really have been inspired to branch into this atmospheric jungle lane. Thanks for not only being one of the best to ever do it, but cultivating a platform that allows you to share these things in the most professional way possible 🎉❤ YOU NEED TO KNOW there will be some kid out there in 30 years that’s dubbed “the best to ever do it” that has been inspired by YOU DUDE. You ❤
@@Trident_Spinmaster❤ feel free to pop around my channel any time! Got lots old oldskool inspired house tracks up now but hoping to take the core elements of my style and inject it into 90s atmospheric jungle ❤❤❤ I’m seriously excited! I just need to really practice 😊 🫡
@STRANJAH: Don't forget to make a video about "Noisia - Shellshock", billions of people all over the world want to see you deconstruct and remake it! You could bring peace to the world if you make it! :P
pfms something of a genius with sound. another jungle i like. ray keith, including his work with nookie ft S gurley remix_95 track. also like formula 7 - daybreak, and religion tracks. There is possibly more, when i can remember.
Been a producer since 7 years and i can say this guy knows his things. Thanks for the arrangement and stuff. However, I usually am against using samples unless heavily editing.
When I discovered Drum'n'bass it was through Good Looking and "Horizons" by Ltj... It changed my vision of music as much as when I discovered Aphex Twin... Top video it is what I would like to be able to do now after 30 years of which more than twenty were mixing in clubs at the good time... Loxy Dylan Ink, Dom, Storm, Paradox, Bkey etc etc... Now I would like to create a track ...The adventure continues...Google is my friend hehe. And your channel and your advice are excellent
@Stranjah loving what you do, but I would love to see a traxk like this stretched out. Perhaps I have a high attention span for tracks like this, but I think the immediate start should be about 1 minute in, the drop at 30 seconds should be about 3 minutes in, and the whole traxk about 10 minutes long with an epic soundscape. Each element here is epic, but I would like them to have more room to build up and breath slowly. Then you have something euphoric.
Thanks for the feedback and for taking the time to listen. The video was primarily to showcase the composition rather than the full arrangement. It's a bit challenging to capture the entirety of a track in a single short video. I absolutely understand and appreciate your perspective on stretching out the elements for a more extended, immersive experience. I'll definitely consider this in the future.
@Stranjah thanks for the response. I hope you regard my view as a 90 drum and bass enthusiast rather than as an expert. What you have done here is awesome. The drop is epic. You are true, 90's epic drum and bass needs some whale sound. Have you heard So Long by Seba? I feel the time the drop takes is worth it at around 4 mins, and when it does it rolls over you quite subtly. It's a tune to be listened to with headphones. I would love to hear an album of tracks like this one you have produced.
@@alangray6961 Seba makes great music. Check the spotify playlist Atmospheric Jungle open.spotify.com/playlist/2moGLSgWq0HjqweXpCnOzD?si=2e462342a0fc4cd4
Can you make a part two with how you mix it? And as someone else said going more into what type of chords and keys are common with ambient jungle, maybe analyzing a track?😇
stranjah can you please do an episode on the infamous chipmunk sounds in early jungle. i couldn't find anything on youtube. where they came from, how were they made? i'm sure there's a whole episode there
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Today i was listening to appaloosa night train… top tune!
PFM
THE WESTERN
This tune in a proper rave back in the 90s
I still get goosebumps every time I hear it
🔥
Classic
A point in time @@STRANJAH
Pity UA-cam doesnt let you play it, i tried putting it in my Good Looking Records tribute mix and had to redo the entire mix and video because that one track blocked the entire thing.
Yet i see other channels that have somehow uploaded it without consequences, I really don't understand UA-cam at the best of times. 🤷🏻♂️🫠🤣
@@STRANJAH
Another big PFM tune
"One and only "
I see these types of records as the birth of liquid 🔥
There was something about the bass line that always got me.Even after 20-odd years I still find myself humming it.
ltj bukem and mc conrads progression sessions!!! many many years ago i had the pleasure to watch them perform in my town. easily one of my favourite rave experiences. and bro, ur tune is fire! thx for sharing
Good stuff!
I was really looking forward to this. The mid to late 90's Good Looking Records sound was the pinnacle of drum amd bass in my eyes. Seba is the artist I keep coming back to time amd time again.
Seba played an absolutely wicked Past To Present set for us at DrumObsession last weekend, if you ever have a chance to hear him play older stuff, make sure you do! Then again he always kills it
Appaloosa "Travelling", Psyne "Sly Detector", Seba "Soul 2000" are a few of my faves.
One of my all time faves if this counts, is Alaska & Paradox - Two Thousand . Tuuuune!
Love what you did with my soulcrystl drum
Long time junglist here. Never was a fan of Bukem or the "intelligent/atmospheric" movement for some reason but this track right here is a pretty cool vibe
The good old days, the dope days, the all or nothing days. We need some new nuttah shit! Great video Stranjah keepin 90's Jungle alive... Fuckin advertising and commercials killed jungle in the early 2000's as it does to all music. I'm looking forward to new innovations and new ways to bump to sound in the future of electronic music and culture
PFM - Danny's Song blew my mind when I first heard it on Logical Progression.
Suuuuuperior like for this Theme for tut at the start. Save =)
Big up, big thnx! Cheeers!
Lovely Stuff! Jungle in all forms is life!
LOL. Love the funny openings you are using again. 😛
Mark Force-Proximity is one of my favorite atmospheric tracks.
Another great tutorial
More atmospheric jungle stuff! We love it!
One of the first times I’ve actually subscribed when asked lol I’m new to producing jungle but with 16 years experience with production it’s pretty exciting! Thanks
the 90's have been and gone I would love to hear your take on what 2030's jungle might sound like!
That's a good challenge it's like trying to make flared pants in style again, I'll see what I can do!
JMJ & Richie - Free La Funk (PFM Remix)
Alaska - Aries Maze
ASC - Windchime
Polska - Swept
to name a few
Yeah, free la funk pfm remix is a banger
thanks for this video
Now we're talking!! Right up my alley! 🥳🥳
Been spending most of my time lately exploring the distorted kicks of the Hardcore, and Speedcore, but I always have time for some breakbeats. LTJ Bukem's Demon's Theme is easily one of my favorites. I'll have to look into some of the other producers you mentioned.
Trans-Central-Connection
Moving Shadow, 1996
A timeless album…
Love your stuff man! ❤️
Big up for this tutorial!!
I love programming to atmospheric jungle, great for the brain! Great stuff thanks man!
Sentinel "Toulepleu" forever. It was peak Photek atmo IMO.
Class Stranjah
Yes Mate…… sounding very authentic. Fragments is sick! 👊👊👊
Akasha - Brown Sugar. Everything PFM touched was unreal.
Like this was taken straight from 1994! Very well done and amazing use of the two packs, which compliment each other really well! Definitely brings a calm smile to my face, while listening. ☺
Flames 🔥
Instant LIKE!
Very dope dude! Love the female vocals!
cool I like the track! And great tutorial! Thank you
Peshay & Roger Johnson - In My Soul, for those that....
You done any tutorials on that Basement records, Ron Wells sound? Wouldn't mind making some of that techy breakbeat. 👍
big help
Funny, been doing these style of mixes on my holeshot channel (w great success, people are hungry for jungle atm), and then went back to watch your old video you did a few years back on ambient jungle. I have a few new tracks going in this same vein. Omni Trio, Source Direct, Photek, and a few others are what got me into Jungle / dnb eons ago. Oh Danny Breaks and LTJ, Roni Size, and Greg Packer..... so many names!
Hey you changed your logo :)
Yes so many names in this style, love to see it getting restored
Omni Trio - Renegade Snares
Omg. This is the 🔥
how about a tutorial on how to make a pad like that in serum
Sure
I still play bukems tune "music" so hypnotically repetitive, wish it was longer so I dont have to repeat it hehe...
Peshay rework of it is good too.. i shamefully didn’t rate it too much at the time, probably because the original was such a seminal tune
I really need those break sample packs. Love the old school sound of jungle breaks but that fullness cant be ignored, especially on newer sound systems
I promise you'll enjoy those breaks
@@STRANJAH oh I know I will! Been waiting to afford it but should be able to next check. Literal game changer compared to all these old unprocessed breaks I have right now. The one free pack from you has had me feel way better about my breaks
So much better than those new skool bass spasms.
To each their own, but yeah I like ambient jungle
Freaking love 94 Bukem. So deep, so spiritual. I love PFM Danny's Song ❤
that was super dope, one of my fav styles, you nailed it!
A few of my favourite Jungle tunes
Embee - Cobalt 73
Photek - Rings Around Saturn
Omni Trio - Renegade Snares (Foul Play VIP)
Killed it! Please do be careful surfing in the clouds like that though.
This is just what I needed! Thank you!!! I wouldn't be mad if you made more of these 😉
Agreed!
Can't thank you enough for this great tutorial. Immense stuff
It sound great, but it would have been better with a bit of theory, on choosing the right scales and chords to get the right atmosphere, especially since that's what you're advertising ;)
And that 2nd drop's chord change was so sweet my diabeetus is gonna send me to the hospital.
Hahah thanks for the pun 😄 I’ll look into theory another time but often times I play it by ear
I’m ironically just branching into this genre right now and your timing is always perfect 🎉❤ always have loved jungle. Been making oldskool house for a bit now and really have been inspired to branch into this atmospheric jungle lane. Thanks for not only being one of the best to ever do it, but cultivating a platform that allows you to share these things in the most professional way possible 🎉❤ YOU NEED TO KNOW there will be some kid out there in 30 years that’s dubbed “the best to ever do it” that has been inspired by YOU DUDE. You ❤
There are quite a few people making and releasing this style of music at the moment. I’d be interested to hear what you make
Literally same, just start diving into jungle production for the first tune I make
@@Trident_Spinmaster❤ feel free to pop around my channel any time! Got lots old oldskool inspired house tracks up now but hoping to take the core elements of my style and inject it into 90s atmospheric jungle ❤❤❤ I’m seriously excited! I just need to really practice 😊 🫡
@STRANJAH: Don't forget to make a video about "Noisia - Shellshock", billions of people all over the world want to see you deconstruct and remake it! You could bring peace to the world if you make it! :P
Noted, now it's on the priority list
Might as well go and listen to some thrash metal. Thing went downhill after 97 for sure. I blame ed rush and optical
pfms something of a genius with sound. another jungle i like. ray keith, including his work with nookie ft S gurley remix_95 track. also like formula 7 - daybreak, and religion tracks. There is possibly more, when i can remember.
90s amon tobin was also great. masterclass in sampling. chomp samba wtf!
Stranjah bout to give us that sauce.
So dope bro🎉
Love the fact I’ve heard your music before your videos! One of only UA-camrs I know where that’s the case! Thanks for these vids
Undiscovered marine life 😂
in too deep - jmj and flytronix
Once again, amazing job here, it's very precious to have such in depth but well explained tutorial !
This is so nice! Thank you so much! One question: What's the name of the track that runs in the background in your outro? Sounds so familiar.
My song "Ascent"
@@STRANJAH You mean Visionz of a Future? 😅Just found it on your music channel.
@@jmcframe Oh yeah that was the one lol
Da impazzire ;D
Nebula GOAT
So good
Been a producer since 7 years and i can say this guy knows his things. Thanks for the arrangement and stuff. However, I usually am against using samples unless heavily editing.
When I discovered Drum'n'bass it was through Good Looking and "Horizons" by Ltj... It changed my vision of music as much as when I discovered Aphex Twin... Top video it is what I would like to be able to do now after 30 years of which more than twenty were mixing in clubs at the good time... Loxy Dylan Ink, Dom, Storm, Paradox, Bkey etc etc... Now I would like to create a track ...The adventure continues...Google is my friend hehe. And your channel and your advice are excellent
@Stranjah loving what you do, but I would love to see a traxk like this stretched out. Perhaps I have a high attention span for tracks like this, but I think the immediate start should be about 1 minute in, the drop at 30 seconds should be about 3 minutes in, and the whole traxk about 10 minutes long with an epic soundscape. Each element here is epic, but I would like them to have more room to build up and breath slowly. Then you have something euphoric.
Thanks for the feedback and for taking the time to listen. The video was primarily to showcase the composition rather than the full arrangement. It's a bit challenging to capture the entirety of a track in a single short video. I absolutely understand and appreciate your perspective on stretching out the elements for a more extended, immersive experience. I'll definitely consider this in the future.
@Stranjah thanks for the response. I hope you regard my view as a 90 drum and bass enthusiast rather than as an expert. What you have done here is awesome. The drop is epic. You are true, 90's epic drum and bass needs some whale sound. Have you heard So Long by Seba? I feel the time the drop takes is worth it at around 4 mins, and when it does it rolls over you quite subtly. It's a tune to be listened to with headphones. I would love to hear an album of tracks like this one you have produced.
@@alangray6961 Seba makes great music. Check the spotify playlist Atmospheric Jungle open.spotify.com/playlist/2moGLSgWq0HjqweXpCnOzD?si=2e462342a0fc4cd4
such a banger track
White lightening - so many tears
Can you make a part two with how you mix it? And as someone else said going more into what type of chords and keys are common with ambient jungle, maybe analyzing a track?😇
That would be too much info. Because mixing is a complex process and even with proper lessons it would take one years to have a proper sound.
@@PheresMusic lmao alright, no way theres a possibility this guy will attempt to teach mixing because you’re pessimistic or something?
@@Ofthevalleyofthewind no because he doesn't want other competitors.
@@PheresMusic yeah Sometimes I wonder why some people teach for free and if it’s intended to dumb you down. You say you think this guy is doing that?
❤❤
LTJ Bukem - Atlantis (I need You)
You should use some of the samples from that track.
drift to the centre
I was havin' a look at your free sample pack but keeps coming up couldn't find page? cool tracks cool synth tutorials.
stranjah can you please do an episode on the infamous chipmunk sounds in early jungle. i couldn't find anything on youtube. where they came from, how were they made? i'm sure there's a whole episode there
Can you send an example song?
Tastey intro
i don’t get why people are frequent viewers but don’t sub 🤔
I wanna see a sewerslvt tutorial
bro not the intro 💀 0:00
DJ Crystl's Fragments → dvnt.to/fragments
OG Jungle → dvnt.to/og-jungle-vol-1
Also, DOPE Travelling part 2. 👊