Rusko - Producer Masterclass - Computer Music magazine 2008
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- • Dubstep legend Rusko tears apart his track Rats In The Kitchen (feat. Clipz) in this classic Producer Masterclass from 2008!
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He survived cancer. Now rusko is cancer free. Good lad. Keep making music on Acid Pro mate 🙂👍
Acid was the shit. Along with Sound Forge.
@@olddecimal2736Burial certified
Wdym by acid is LSD?
@@userfromheaven234 Sony acid
I can't take my mind off that fucking mousepad and how it just hangs off the edge like that.
SpaceNigs Belly laughing at this trying not to wake the mrs up! Need to send her off to get her nail done ✅
He's covering the edge to protect the wrist.
he does that so his hand doesn't get scraped by the hard edge. i do that too lol
Me tooo. It’s literally killing me, hahah!!
it's been ten years now. I wish they had done a ten year later master class with him.
Truth
lmao masterclass of what? the guy is irrelevant now
This is the ORIGIN of the phrase, "It doesn't matter what you have, it's how you use it." ;)
This video is the one taht prooves that
So true, i still would recommend investing in a more powerful machine if you’re planning on mixing and mastering your tracks by yourself. At that point it really is a dealbreaker
This is the most dubstep thing ever. Proof you don’t need the newest and most vst’s, etc. Love this
Times have changed since. Look how high the bar is raised now
@@Renalda5TV or lowered, if you're talking about skrillex
@@WizardOfCheese wrong, he just moved on
@@WizardOfCheese as if skrillex isn't insanely good at sound design
Lol..... Albino 3 at that time WAS a new VST and it cost $200+. 🤦♂️
This is just one of those videos that ever producer needs to see!!!!
I always come back to these kind of vids for motivation
100% facts. You've got kids using computers 500 times more powerful crying that they can't run 200 hundreds instances of Serum at once to achieve the sound they want 🤦♂️
@@rorz999 meanwhile theres a video of a guy that goes by "Lance" making a full song using only 1 instance of serum, nothing else. no drumkit sound samples too.
@@rorz999To be fair to the new generation newer music has a lot more going on. Sure listening to Fabriclive37 is nice but it's not very complex.
"Something you don't notice; but you notice" best quote ever. period.
+Bodhi “Vix” Geraci Still can't beat Carnage's "Very very way much stronger" line! Or even "I don't know what it does but it makes it louder" ~Carnage 2015
2023 checking in.....still the best production tutorial of all time. Thanks homie
why does 2008 look like 1988?
Ron Nicol Chiptunes! :-)
we r in the future m8
1988 with a PC....
because the is using fucking CRT monitor
spent all his money on sugar, smokes and the missus lol
This is the pulp fiction of "producer masterclass"
rusko is beast... still helpful in 2015
+WillShredForBread Annnnd its Obsolete .
+WillShredForBread Wish more new Dubstep producers checked this out right now. All of the tunes are so basic and empty. Dubstep used to be about the groove and the sub. Now everything is about the hardest bass patches and all.
I remember watching this tutorial back in 2008 when I started producing and when I find myself in a dead end I still watch it. This video is like a bible to me!
If it helps I'm a new dubstep producer and i've taken loads of advise from this
In 2019
so you dubstep producers use acid pro too?
this shit is timeless wisdom. learn something new every time i watch it.
I fucking love this dude. Even now his music stands out because he was the original dirty dubber. He took the ready wavin dubstep movement and made it his own. Rad guy.
I could listen to Rusko's talking all day long
This is my favorite youtube video ive ever seen in my life
When he said he uses acid, I swear I thought he meant the drug.
I thought he meant the bassline synth
Twenty-Thousand Hertz It's audio software
+DGV oh he probably does that too.
been using it since 2000 I love Acid Pro
also been using since 2000, I pretty much am an acid pro 😁
the way he looks back when changing the octaves on the oscillators hahaha
cute shit haha
I love how he does his basses. Wish I had his skills and his mindset for recording. Such a great producer (:
watching in 2016 and still getting so many new tips xD rusko is a god!
so i watched this video like a year ago when i was just starting out making music, and i was just like; meh
but now when i know more about the progress of making tunes, i realised that this is just pure gold
legend
Hello dub rebellion :)
I love how he looks back to the camera after he explains something, gives me feeling like im in the room :D Also I would love to see his studio these days :) Bigup Rusko !
I think he’s talking to the people behind the camera.
2 Years later, watching this again and I understand everything he's talking about perfectly.
you have advanced!
I love how chilled out he is, seems like such a nice guy xD
Quite possibly the most helpful EDM production video ever made, on some slight. Classic.
I spent the whole video trying to see where his speakers are.
He defenetly sits on it ahaha
at least it sounds good
My fucking God. I didn't even realise that we couldn't see em'!
First thing I noticed...
Them old monitors had built in speakers, all you had to do is add a pre amp and max the gain 👌
The most wonderful thing is that Albino 3 as a bass synth holds up beautifully 15 years later and 10 years after it's been discontinued.
R.i.p Rob Papen
Now that was a master class. Amazing and entertaining all at the same time, he has solved a few of my issues in one sitting. |Thank you Rusko
This Video is still inspiring for me. This is a true bedroom producer.
For any new dudes getting into production and watching this thinking "man I can't believe they used Acid Pro back in the day" - well... we didn't. Only this absolute fkn madlad did lol. It was just as weird then as it is now. What a legend 😆
Alot ragga jungle was made on Acid too.
Watching in 2021, just started producing, I feel light years ahead afterwards
this looks like a video from the early 90s
because all is gear is from the 90's :D
To think he's gone from this, to being the biggest thing in L.A now, love this guy!
5:45 That zoom in + his face + the random claps = Priceless
This comment is so old that the time stamp is not clickable :o
@@DJTechno94 Damn, 10 years ago! Here's a modern time stamp 5:45
@@Pazaluz Thank you!!
@@PazaluzLegend
crazy how much of this is still relevant, like dubstep has changes so much in the past 10 years but the fundamentals are still the same
Ha i still have this kicking about on DVD 2008 was a magic year for these
Music from the eighties man!
THE LEGEND, THE CREATOR OF MAINSTREAM DUBSTEP....WITHOUT HIM NONE OF THIS WOULD EXIST.....MUCH MUCH MUCH RESPECT TO RUSKO.
pretty much my studio
+VEX7IK Official Bedroom producer life.
Ultra Sound Yup
+VEX7IK Official HOW THE HELL DID I JUST BUMP INTO YOU???
Holy shit! Small world m8!
I don't really like dubstep. But this is my favourite masterclass ever. Dude is crazy :D Btw his tips are gold.
you don't know what Dubstep is
@@Machine88-p9b bro this was 5 years ago
he articulates himself so well. easy and eloquent
I'm glad I'm not the only one that uses Sony ACID.
You and me both!
accept that this was recorded in 2008 =)
***** HAHA! I get what you are saying completely. I like ACID because i was used to the layout because i used to make videos and i used Vegas for it. Shows how old it is though. Especially with the fact that he is using Windows XP!!
3 years later, in a galaxy far, far away - guess what exists
i used it too^^
he sounds like a decent guy
Pure 24K GOLD
Such a good masterclass. I remember watching this when it was first put up... says 6 years ago, I thought it was longer. "Oh how time flies ay!"
Yea man!
THAT SETUP . CLASSIC
i don't even know many Rusko's tracks and i'm not that much into dubstep, but i really enjoyed watching this video :) i'm definitely a Rusko fan now :)
lol love this guy.. "Minus 12, minus 24.. duck."
I won tickets to see Rusko on my Birthday, best show ever!!!
lol, am i the only one who thought differently when he said "i use acid" before i realised he wasn't still talking about what he uses to help him make his tracks.
LOL what a great guy. You can tell a great producer too by the shortness of equipment available, compared to his finished results
+theforsbergshow He made a good track, the rest sucks ass. So yeah i would say he is.
this mr Rusko shows knowledge,passion an doesn't matter for him fancy or new era monitors,studio.i love him hardworking and reaching goal :))
Jamie Oliver of music production
😃
lol
One of the best CM vids, more useful than a lot of the others on here
Fancy seeing you here :) Love this video myself. That setup lol
this is someone who loves music and loves life, what is he up to now.
"Minus 12, minus 24, duck."
If you can't find the sample *quack* *quack*.... Do it yourself!
Absolute mantra for life!
They were doing this before this being a thing , I almost forgot about those crt's I had so many of them
really inspiring. Ive never taken the time to check out Dubstep but now I'm hooked.
I remember when this first came out. I can't believe that was almost 10 years ago.
Every man back in the day of dubstep started here
Kids, this is what really dubstep is. No any fancy presets, only samples and user with brains of genius.
I love this 5 years later, still.
this video changed my life in 2009
the most og production tutorial video of all time
Even today that sound makes me smile.
Realest masterclass on the internet right here
when he says sugar he means cannabis
Proof that you don't need a world-class studio to be a world-class producer.
" Minus 12 minus 24, duck"
~ RUSKO
Everytime G.A.S hits me, i came back to this video and am healed instantly. Thanks rusko for saving me a bunch of money :-)
I don't care if it's old this tutorial is the the bees knees. I keep coming back
Is there a better tutorial anywhere on UA-cam? -I think not! Straight to the point, 100% bullshit free pure inspiration and very entertaining to watch. Priceless stuff, man can't thank you enough for this, Rusko!
Yes, there are many.
The more I watch this the more I think this couldve been easily invented in 80s
I mean these ideas all came from dub music in the 80s. The technology just wasn't as developed on the computer side of things.
@@swagmund_freud6669 well since I made that comment I became a music producer full time and honestly we had a lot of this in the 80s, especially with the fair child and drum machines, people used stock 70 bpm grooves for a reason
Get well soon Rusko! 💯💯💯
give her a 20 and send her on her way
lol for once I'm not jealous of someones setup
🤣😅🤣😅
Still makes fire
Love his setup, not because of how accurate technically it is but because of how creative it seems
i am
So you have all the gear but no idea
A true time capsule for future generations
1:24 "you can see all the drum hits and everything on the screen" yea right..
Seeing you again tonight 🫶 legend!
Still the best dubstep tutorial 9 years later
His messy setup is just like mine haha. With the mousepad hanging off the desk and everything lmao. Love it.
This is some humble stuff big ups to Rusko
Instant classic! Just shows that u dont need expensive gear to produce great trax if you are talented and driven.
This music isnt really my genre but i appreciate this guys humor and energy. 🤣 learned a few new things . Thx
Been coming back to this video every so often over the past few years and I take something new away every time. Such a legend
He sure knokws what he's talking about....I'm impressed by his EQing skills and knowledge in general...really inspirational, You don't need a $50.000 studio if you want to make music, just the skills and the "I really wanna do this" attitude...
I've never liked dubstep, but now...I think I like IT! =D
Prehistoric 15" monitor, wow was 2008 really that long ago.
Fat boy slim used a Amiga 500 to sequence samples from floppy disks right up untill resently. If your producing formula works for ya and your choonz sound good then that's all that matters. I really like how this guy works with what he's got. Shows you don't need billions of exspensive soft synths and plugins to make good rave music.
why doesnt CMM still do these types of videos? really do love them
Such a nice guy
what a legend
This is f@ckin' 90's stuff, man! lol
:D no its from 2008
Its better then fucking skrillex an that shite
he may be a hipster
PAVANGAT OFFICIAL but is he more hipstr than trevor phillips tho...
I think it's third time I'm watching this video. Not because I want to learn some particular technique, but to keep myself in check, whenever I want to buy some new hardware or software.
I remember thus classic, it still looks like h=it was done in 1998 though.
2008 what a time to be alive
u da best...still helpful in 2017
And the drop at 31:52 is better than anything made in the past 5 years lmaooo
studio goals. 😂😂😂😂💯💯💯💯👌👌👌👌👌👌
Guys like Rusko deserve to be on top! He's so talented and humble... There are some great guys in the industry like him, Skrilly, Hardwell, Nicky Romero who really deserve what they get. It's amazing seeing somebody producing on a CRT monitor, with Windows XP & stuff! Cause nowadays almost everybody has Macbooks, iMacs or very powerful computers with wide screens & stuff... This guy made it all on that little computer in his room. And Skrillex did that too. Rusko, you're a fuckin' great guy !!