Tech Talk: Modular studio secrets from Guy Gerber (Electronic Beats TV)
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2024
- Acclaimed producer, DJ and label boss Guy Gerber is next in our Tech Talk Series. The internationally recognized producer talks mobile studios, his favourite gear and production methods in this episode here on Telekom Electronic Beats TV.
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Telekom team! You are the greatest! I found all the rare tips that i looking for in this channel!
i love this. all the chaos yet all the evidence of freedom! he hits the mic with the shaker, the eventide isn't plugged in, everything is scattered around the room and yet this man seems completely smitten building cosmos within the chaos.
Yet another prove that there is not *teh right way* of doing things in music. The result is all that counts...
Word!
haha, thats the only way I feel free. thats why I stopped using just a computer to make music.
2:55 the eventide sounds even better when you put the the cables in!
LOL
"i dont see myself as a purist"
"GOTTA RUN JUNO THROUGH A NEVE OTHERWISE IT WONT SOUND GOOD"
Nice laptop stand... gotta get myself one of these.
Update: It may sounds unbelievable and ironical but one day after initial post I've got myself same exact laptop stand - Eventide H3000B.
I love Guy Gerber. He is awesome.
5:55 "any kind of sequencer I recommend to use when you wanna sequence things" - valuable advice, LOL
😂🤖
He's not english native, take it easy. You got the point, don't you?
I'd recommend anything from Future Retro. Jared, the developer, has the best sequencer timing around. Rivals Roger Linn in my opinion. Social Entropy is another good sequencer. Love the timing on that too.
A Juno-60 sounds great without any fancy pre amp. It sounds great in any situation.
Not sure about it. My Juno 6 sounds good but not great without some additional work
Your user name suggests a possible bias. 😉
@@NineHellHeaven 😁😁😁😁 true!
One of my favorite artist interviews. Great work. Did he ever say what microphone he is using specifically? I’m on the hunt for one with the same qualities he described. He talks about it at 02:53 and if it’s the same one he’s talking about, it’s in the shot at 03:23.
Great video. And honest. " most important is what people hear, not how you did it " Bravo !! ( pity the troll level goes up 10x every year )
confirmed. every track from him sounds good on headphones
i play them through horn speakers and they sound even better.
As always ! Thanks telecom team and to Guy Gerber - cool and very technically useful interview.
the guy is phenomenal
Good suggestion to work in audio ASAP. That is basically what every top producer says
Interesting take on headphones. I’ve found the opposite to be true. Easy to get something to sound good in a pair of headphones (I have some pretty decent AKGs.. not the cheap ones).. and I can get a mixdown easily to sound fat and balanced but then fail the dreaded car test. My mackie hr824mkii monitors are a bit of a pain to get things to sound good on but they translate better than a mix done in my headphones. I hear Audeeze make some amazing headphones and have a dude that swears by the LCD-X.. that they always translate to any system
wish my roommate knew about making music with headphones :p
My Juno-6 sounds great without a preamp
Agree with the headphones theory . i have a simple krk rp5 with the s10 sub for monitors, got the aiaiai studio preset headphones and was amazed that music i've been listening to for 20 years had stuff i *never* heard on any other system be it monitors or headphones ( and previous headphones were the sennheiser hd-25 wich are a bit of an industry standard, but no match for the aiaiai's. and when there's something broken, i can buy everything separately. there are up to 300 combinations) So yes check your stuff on both, and even more (tv, car radio, mono alarm clock, shitty laptop speakers etc...)
The master himself! Very inspiring.
Most speakers don't lie, specially these ones. Room (acoustics) lies! Not speakers.
LOT of misconceptions on other subjects here.
He gave so many good tips!
Headphones. Most important thing in the studio
Dear Telekom Team,
Could you find out which microphone it is he's been talking about ?
Thanks for your great work! Hope for new series soon :)
Coles 4038
LOVE tech talks
What are those monitors he is using? Currently looking through as many 3-way designs that are on the market.. they look nice!
Thanks again guys :D
I am a big fan of this show, but this episode REALLY needed a de-esser! This feels like razor blades cutting my ears.
A lot of questionable pieces of advise, imo ;)
"the focals sound good but they sound flat"... yes that's what u want from studio monitors
I enjoyed this one. Making your own creative rules instead of trying to establish correct 'facts' - and inspiring people to just dive into their own personal workflows.
Cool.
Not really sure about the Ableton vs any other DAW better worse-debate (i.e. track summing) that has been going on for so long. Isn't it just placebo?
I prefer it personally. I've always thought it sounded better, even when I didn't use it properly. Would love to know a real answer...
@@ericcookson168 The sum nulls against other DAWs. Maths is maths.
Juno 60 doesn’t sound good without pre amp?
yeah, there are some quotes from this guy which I find a bit strange ....
@@uweschnitzler9551 like the headphones vs monitors thing...
just if you use a coathanger instead of a monster cable xD
Next level
Great video. Thank you
The way the MPC X screen flaps around whilst you're using it really surprised me given the price point of the unit. That would really irritate me.
Nobody was complaining before i guess.. ill donate some CRT monitors for the plascics material so that it feel like old mpc's..
07:00 I really like writing with headphones also.. I think they help me focus more and get closer to the details of the sounds and ideas that I am making. But please don't mix on headphones, only use them as references. It is difficult to get the bass right on headphones even if they go down to 20hz. Most of the bass is amplified by external means, like the headphone cup , so that can bring unrealistic low frequencies that are not present in the source or even mutated. Others might even hide frequencies that are in the source. In other words you need a flat, uncolored sound when mixing and headphones especially closed back headphone don't generally provide this. I would spend some extra money, treat my room and get some decent speakers and keep headphones only for writing or monitoring when recording.
inspiring
nice video!
Such a legend
The boss!
DJ Romain & Jon Cutler feat. Jeannie Hopper - De Ja Vu (Mr.V Roots Main Mix Main)
Vibal Dub Instrumental :)
Hey, geiles Video, könnt ihr vlt mal versuchen Jean Michel Jarre zu einem Interview zu bekommen
Über JMJ gibts doch schon jede Menge Videos.
Lol the ending
Perfect
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HD 800 best references
"Hardware sequencers are better, that's just a fact". Um, is it?
Yeah
Anyone else feel the same about the master & dynamic mh40's?
Yup, love em! I need something with lots of detail but that also gives me a little bit of excitement when I’m working. Not too sterile. For that they’re amazing. Maybe a little heavy but amazing.
What's the eventide model he's using? H3000?
orville
in this case only using it as a laptop stand. it wasnt plugged in.
Pro tools!! ✊
Solution: Buy better speakers and headphones
big man
Come on release new stuff ! (
nice tablecoth
So what headphones are they?
I think it is Master & Dynamic MH40. Personally I am much more interested in Beyerdynamic 1990 PRO which suits much more better for production.
So much info in this video is wrong... i can't even...
Yeah the eventide is always there BUT UNPLUGGED LOL
Guy was asked by Telekom to do a video explaining his views and opinions. Y'all are in the comment section. Nobody has heard of you. And nobody ever even asked you for your opinions. #levestothisshit
I never heard of that guy and about You as well, but we all have natural right and proclivity to have an opinion and to express it.
@@natura808 Yea man you're right and it's not like we all have the skills to hit the mic with the shaker #levelstotheshaker
Exactly. I love hearing about different creative processes. I took away two or three things from this video and I'm happy with that.
NATURA then you are a moron. If you never heard off guy gerber. Then you most probably have nothing to find here
4:!5 It's fun to watch it at 1.5 x speed
false information from producers is always entertaining
What was that actually about?
Music production I think
Did he just said other daw sound better compared to ableton? lol...
He is not alone
He's right
Facepalm
@@ElectronicBeatsTV What you mean? How does a daw sound better than another one exactly??!!
You have to ask the experts. Don't you think there could be differences in quality?
Lol, loves Eventide so much that didn’t even plug it in )
Wait this is sponsored by T Mobile?
Telekom to be precise and this format exists since almost 20 years now. And it is not sponsored, it's part of the Telekom Electronic Beats program next to Online, Events, Podcasts, Festivals etc.
Oh thanks man! These videos are inspiring nevertheless! Working on getting my own set up together..!
@@heckthetutors13 you should work on getting a setup for me and the baby. you are stuck with me for as long as you live. you should also work on bending me over and getting this milkshake xD
what a mess
Headphones? More depth?? Are you serious??? To each his own, just do't say that headphones is better than monitors or vice versa and you'll never sound like a fool.
That is a good example of who not to listen to, the worst adivice to give is to use Headphones, it seems to me my friend that you forgot what crossfeed is, and the negative artifacts that brings, in other words you should not use headphones while mixing or mastering, headphones are only and this includes all heaphones, they are only references guides, headphones wont let you identify a good image, you could make mistakes with relations and imaging, and no, you don't have to suare anything your ears are use to headphones and your brain is trick that what you listen to headphones is the same as speakers, if my mentors listen to you the hand you naked over the liberty statue,
Pablo Messier nonsense. There are lots of engineers using headphones to mix and master sound.
bro he has worked in the best studios and in hotel rooms i think you should take is opinion as a fair one even if you dont agree...wanna now if he is full of shit or not ? just listen to his tracks
"if my mentors listen to you..." haha think for yourself a bit bro
If you're in a crap room, headphones are a very useful option.
A DAW cant sound better than an other ... it is the exact same digital process to encode and decode sound from a digital file. FL studio does is as good as pro tools, that back and forth between ableton and pro tools for sound quality is a joke
But aren‘t there differences in the encode/decode process?
MP3s sounds also different depending on the encoder you use.
@@ElectronicBeatsTV who works with mp3 anyway? Wav format is universal, you could try exporting the same file from pro tools and ableton, then flip the phase of one. You dont hear anything, cause there Will be total phase cancellation, therefore every daw sounds the same
@@wav_909 Most people seem to see the real differences in summing algorithms - how each DAW simulates all of the signals combining and harmonics interacting. This is very different inside of an analog desk vs a DAW too. This is the entire reason that summing amplifiers exist. So each DAW does it a bit differently, though I'm sure nowadays the differences are really negligible.
@@hilldp44 FL studio has a great article on DAW vs DAW ...Check it out....each daw is the same. As long as the file being encoded is untouched. There are many things in a DAW That can effect this process...however, they are all the same. Companies would love you to think that theirs is the best though...
MP3 encoders sound different because they are making different decisions about what part of the audio data to throw away while compressing the file size. PCM uncompressed audio data doesn't throw away any of the data to begin with, which is why there are not different WAV encoders. There could be differences in the quality of the hardware audio interface capturing the data, but there is no differences in encoding on a software level.
really? without subtitles? come on guys
English subtitles?
@@ElectronicBeatsTV exactly!
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@@ElectronicBeatsTV loooool burn
@@ElectronicBeatsTV yeah, we are many people in another country that dont speak in english... and we need to subtitles for understand better
yeesh, this guy drank the kool aid for sure
sadly the success takes the initial spirit away, the artist started with (and then obviously became famous through) and transforms them into bitches of the hi-end gear industry, who listen to their gear, rather their music.