Thanks so much for watching, liking, commenting and subscribing! Still very much blown away by how many people have got involved! I've already got an idea for a track for next month, but in the meantime if there's something you want me to put on a "please try to cover/explain/tutorial" list, comment below!! 🎹😎✌
Not sure how known about this is but the "chair drag" sample is actually a microphone placed on the inside of an ammo box lid (aphex mentioned this in his soundcloud comments awhile back)
I hadn't realised until after the video went up! I really hope that's the case - it ties in with some interview with him talking about storing cassettes in ammo boxes, but then he could just be trolling us all.... 😂
Yep - I like the older gear since it gives you a bit of an insight into how it might have been done back in the early 90s, but I have to admit using a better sequencer definitely helps with more complex stuff!!!
@@bleepsandboops Yeah, I am glad Fruity Loops exists, cause it's the quickest way to get my ideas out of my head as somebody who's usually busy quite a bit nowadays.
to be honest it depends on if someone is actually designing the sound or using samples and loops. i feel like the only difference i between making sounds from scratch on hardware and in a DAW is lack of analog effects and a huge difference in budget
@@FriedTapeRoll yeah, I'm unsure about it tbh. The timing is right but the pitch is off, I'm going to try it through the ring-mod on the quadraverb and see if that smooths things out
I hadn’t given much thought to the bubbly bubbly at the opening I just kinda assumed it was Richard saying it. As for the chair squeak it’s always sounded more like a heavy metal door or gate. Delightful reconstruction at any rate.
Apparently he used a wireless microphone inside the rusty ammo can, so it was possibly the sound of the lid being taken off. It has natural reverb (from inside the tin) that makes it sound like it was recorded in a tunnel or corridor. The "bubbly" speech was probably RDJ himself mumbling into the same microphone rather than sampling something off the telly (like he did with other tracks).
I hadn’t given much thought to the bubbly bubbly at the opening I just kinda assumed it was Richard saying it. As for the chair squeak it’s always sounded more like a heavy metal door or gate. Delightful reconstruction at any rate.
About a year ago I downloaded a load of Emulator II samples and spent about 38 minutes just playing samples in the "Sick Day" folder while pretending I was Matthew Broderick taking a day off school. These small things make life almost bearable.
I grew up as a teen playing on loads of synths, convinced if I learned enough I'd be a huge musician. I've not touched them 'really' for years now - far too busy with work. But this video, the tweaking, the fun of finding out how a sound is made - the general 'farting around' and experimenting.... man, I escaped reality and had a blast. Really wish I could dive into this hobby again. I'm very jealous of all the knowledge and skills you've got - it's obvious your passionate. Thanks for the content mate, really cheered me up.
let's make a deal. if you don't start using that gear again and keep up excuses not to, you have to give it away to somebody who deserves it. somebody who hasn't the luxury of stashing gear. so if you don't want to loose a bunch of gear use it. f work. i mean once again if you have the luxury of stashing gear, you must have enough money, so work less. wanna die thinking on your deathbed wishing this or that? feel that sh***y feeling in your gut? good, that is your common sense telling there is more in life. and skills? f that to. have fun and forget time.
I used to do music under the project name "Trancearctica" but as an "grown up" I must say it's waaay too time consuming if you want food on the table for your family. But ..."Really wish I could dive into this hobby again" 💕💕
Thank you! I know exactly what you mean... life gets in the way of just sitting down and messing about with kit, usually because we're under so much pressure to 'be productive', and it's a really difficult thing to give yourself permission to just fart around with no particular aim in sight. Part of the reason I started doing these was just to try and switch off from all the other stuff that's going on, and to try to justify the rack of bad gear that's been gathering dust!
get back into it! the world needs to hear whatever music youve got inside of you, same for everyone. if you miss farting around with the equipment, do it!
it reminds me of right in the springtime when you start getting stir crazy indoors thats when i was learning music production wondering how these synth sounds were made
One of my favourite things by Aphex, this rhythm is a perfection! Like it was created with found percussion in mind! Everyone should think outside of the box and apply something else than overused 808s. Once I used the sound of two pulled out wisdom teeth being struck, so even that useless stuff may find its place in the universe 😂
Matmos did this throughout their entire record “A Chance to Cut Is a Chance to Cure”. Most of the sounds were from surgeries, liposuction, bone saws and hearing tests.
I was a bit unsure tbh, but if you speed the original up it's really, really close to scissors. Also scissors and haircuts tie in with Alberto Balsam shampoo, so there's some logic there! 😂
ikr? It's a different sound to the one I've used in this video, but definitely the R8's Agogo sound. Just add the Willie Dynamite drums and Mahavishnu Orchestra sample, and you're good to go 😎
Awesome recreation of my favourite RDJ tune. Doesn't sound the same but really catches the mood. I'm surprised over and over again how good the Quadraverb sounds.
Becoming one of my favorite channels on UA-cam. Aphex Twin played a pivotal role in my hardware acquisitions growing up. These hardware recreations resonate deeply with me as a producer.
Thank you! I think we've all been there on the hardware front 🤣 - I'm hoping that in a world where everything seems to be produced with a click and drag of a cursor, these videos will be a bit of an insight into how it could have been done back in the day...
Wow! I just came across this video. I love this song of Aphex Twin and it’s so cool to see how you recreate it. I had an R8 myself in the past but unfortunately couldn’t handle it as well as you. Amazing to see and listen too.
Thanks! Tbf I think *most* Aphex is un-coverable.. as soon as you start needing Buchlas, massive Korg modulars and custom software, just walk away..!!!
The time stretch on that sounds better than my new SP404!!! Wtf!?? Well most ipad aps have better time stretch than the SP. very interesting vid! I think this is worth a sub for sure.
@@bleepsandboops it's something very haptic and real, that can't be fully recreated in a video. It's not just immediate feedback, which you can get (given low latencies) with software synthesizers and a midi keyboard. Much like playing a resonating string instrument. I've discovered my father (born in 55) likes the same things about working with synthesizers. In any case, it's a wonderful thing and I hope you'll keep sharing, modulating and guessing your way to certain sounds.
"i dont know how hes done that" is the best part lol. ofc great all around though. you should do some old school Ae tracks, theyve got tons of R8 all over the place.
😂😂One of the reasons I wanted to get hold of an R8 several years ago... might take a lot longer to do anything Ae, pre-Max/MSP days... damn they're some complex beats..! 😁
@@bleepsandboops inevitably we all get gear because we're trying to imitate Ae, if my failed attempts with the Roland PMA are anything to go by but also the sample repitching you're doing at around 4:10 sounds like it could be straight out of Incunabula, and I mean that in the best way
@@then_comes_dudley 😂😂I do love how the R8 gets really gnarly sounding a lower pitches. I have an Analog Rytm that can pitch shift, but it's just too clean!! The first R8/Nord Jam video I did for this channel was the result of caning through one of the early AE live sets...
@@bleepsandboops i know what you mean about the fun of older stuff getting really grungy when pitching down. the rhythm half of my setup is a digitakt + zoom st-224, and as happy as i am that elektron finally added downsampling to the digitakt, it's just not as fun for me as resampling stuff into the 224 & pitching it down. i think i read a line somewhere about "today's technical limitations are tomorrow's aesthetic choices" also i went back & watched that other video, and you nailed the warp tapes sound! i hope these experiments lead to an album; would love to see where you go with it
@@bleepsandboops Ernest Borgnine or Squarepusher Theme? Ernest Borgnine is a break made on the Boss DR-660 (according to the FMWT remaster liner notes) :)
@@atarirob I'd try 'Theme' if I had the drum breaks.. I'm not convinced he played the guitar sample despite the interviews (it shifts with the detuned cymbal behind it which makes me think they're linked...), but then I can't find the break for that either! Borgnine might happen though - depends how long Behringer take to release the MS-1 mk2!!
@@bleepsandboops I had to listen back - you could be right! They sound linked for sure because every successive chord change has a different drum hit behind it, but the guitar keeps cutting off before the cymbal trail finishes, which would only be possible if they were 2 seperate samples. The MS-1 with the sequencer would be cool, but you could use the Nord for Ernest Borgnine!! There's like 10 videos already on UA-cam of people recreating it on their 101's, it would be sick to see it done on the Nord, sequenced from the R8 or something. Awesome content btw!!
Yeah, that popped up in the comments here too - it sort of makes sense if he was keeping cassette tapes in ammo boxes... but then he could also just be trolling everyone 😂😂
So good, I guess Alberto Balsam is the best Aphex Twin track, I heard this in the 'beginning' of internet, pré-youtube (I live in the jungle, we didn't listen to this kind of music, thanks Kazaa!!) and went crazy about have everything from him (just knew him fo the AMP Mtv videos, Come to Daddy, On, Ventolin and Windolicker). To do the chair effect you need a certain kind of wood chair to be scrubbed in a certain kind of wooden or porcelain floor, with a certain weight above (siting) the chair my friend!
The chair actually had some type of highpass filtering to filter out all the low-frequency noise from ground. and definely recorded from a "higher" position.
Thanks so much for watching, liking, commenting and subscribing! Still very much blown away by how many people have got involved!
I've already got an idea for a track for next month, but in the meantime if there's something you want me to put on a "please try to cover/explain/tutorial" list, comment below!!
🎹😎✌
Not sure how known about this is but the "chair drag" sample is actually a microphone placed on the inside of an ammo box lid (aphex mentioned this in his soundcloud comments awhile back)
I hadn't realised until after the video went up! I really hope that's the case - it ties in with some interview with him talking about storing cassettes in ammo boxes, but then he could just be trolling us all.... 😂
he's probably trolling. it's probably a chair being moved, simple as that
@@plythbirdhe has a tank lil sis, why would an ammo box sample be "trolling" 🤦🏿♂️ so moronic
This really makes you realize how easy you have it with DAWs nowadays, though there is definitely a fun charm with these older ways.
Yep - I like the older gear since it gives you a bit of an insight into how it might have been done back in the early 90s, but I have to admit using a better sequencer definitely helps with more complex stuff!!!
@@bleepsandboops Yeah, I am glad Fruity Loops exists, cause it's the quickest way to get my ideas out of my head as somebody who's usually busy quite a bit nowadays.
to be honest it depends on if someone is actually designing the sound or using samples and loops. i feel like the only difference i between making sounds from scratch on hardware and in a DAW is lack of analog effects and a huge difference in budget
hearing the patch come together on the Nord was gorgeous, well done
thanks!
I HAD NO IDEA THAT BEGGINING SOUND WAS A SAMPLE THATS SO COOL
I don’t know if that’s the actual sample but it could be
@@FriedTapeRoll yeah, I'm unsure about it tbh. The timing is right but the pitch is off, I'm going to try it through the ring-mod on the quadraverb and see if that smooths things out
Awesome work man
@@bleepsandboops It was a microphone in an ammunition box
Is what the og sample was according to reddit
I hadn’t given much thought to the bubbly bubbly at the opening I just kinda assumed it was Richard saying it. As for the chair squeak it’s always sounded more like a heavy metal door or gate. Delightful reconstruction at any rate.
Thanks!
according to richard, its a rusty ammo box
Apparently he used a wireless microphone inside the rusty ammo can, so it was possibly the sound of the lid being taken off. It has natural reverb (from inside the tin) that makes it sound like it was recorded in a tunnel or corridor. The "bubbly" speech was probably RDJ himself mumbling into the same microphone rather than sampling something off the telly (like he did with other tracks).
A thick wooden chair or table would've gotten him closer if not there
I hadn’t given much thought to the bubbly bubbly at the opening I just kinda assumed it was Richard saying it. As for the chair squeak it’s always sounded more like a heavy metal door or gate. Delightful reconstruction at any rate.
As someone who has done a few aphex covers myself I can say you really went above and beyond on this. Well done
Loved the Ferris Bueller tribute at 3:45. Legend.
You have no idea how happy I am that someone got that reference... 😂
please tell me about
About a year ago I downloaded a load of Emulator II samples and spent about 38 minutes just playing samples in the "Sick Day" folder while pretending I was Matthew Broderick taking a day off school. These small things make life almost bearable.
If this video doesn't make you appreciate Aphex's musical prowess then never mind. 7\
Agree with you , but being the original takes a great deal of stress off. It’s hard to recreate an “accident”
@@jn1346 Kind of bold to call Aphex Twin's work accidental
Not to rip off from the legacy of that one comment on the previous Aphex Twin video but
*V i r t u a l a n a l*
😂😂😂😂😂
Was searching for this one 😂
I was told it had a lot of bottom end
Came here to say this
Beat me to it
Love the hard work you put into this! It really makes you appreciate the original that much more. Kudos!
Loved the little jungle/dnb bit when you were trying to do the first sample had me laughing
I grew up as a teen playing on loads of synths, convinced if I learned enough I'd be a huge musician.
I've not touched them 'really' for years now - far too busy with work. But this video, the tweaking, the fun of finding out how a sound is made - the general 'farting around' and experimenting.... man, I escaped reality and had a blast. Really wish I could dive into this hobby again.
I'm very jealous of all the knowledge and skills you've got - it's obvious your passionate. Thanks for the content mate, really cheered me up.
let's make a deal.
if you don't start using that gear again and keep up excuses not to, you have to give it away to somebody who deserves it.
somebody who hasn't the luxury of stashing gear. so if you don't want to loose a bunch of gear use it.
f work. i mean once again if you have the luxury of stashing gear, you must have enough money, so work less.
wanna die thinking on your deathbed wishing this or that? feel that sh***y feeling in your gut? good, that is your common sense telling there is more in life.
and skills? f that to. have fun and forget time.
I used to do music under the project name "Trancearctica" but as an "grown up" I must say it's waaay too time consuming if you want food on the table for your family. But ..."Really wish I could dive into this hobby again" 💕💕
Thank you! I know exactly what you mean... life gets in the way of just sitting down and messing about with kit, usually because we're under so much pressure to 'be productive', and it's a really difficult thing to give yourself permission to just fart around with no particular aim in sight. Part of the reason I started doing these was just to try and switch off from all the other stuff that's going on, and to try to justify the rack of bad gear that's been gathering dust!
get back into it! the world needs to hear whatever music youve got inside of you, same for everyone. if you miss farting around with the equipment, do it!
@@michel5148 he's not gonna give you the gear bro
This track changed my life in 1998. I will always think of the safe room box opening in Resident Evil when I hear the "moving chair" noise.
Ha! Totally know what mean on the Resident Evil bit 🧟
When the dog jumped through the window I shat myself totally
@@jackiechan8840 hahahhaha I will never forget it! I immediately turned the game off and didn't power it back on until the next day
@@johnnytrash2839 I never played another resident evil game ever again. Had fucking PTSD.
This is awesome. I kind of teared up listening to it.
Made me happy to be alive while music like that was written.
it reminds me of right in the springtime when you start getting stir crazy indoors thats when i was learning music production wondering how these synth sounds were made
One of my favourite things by Aphex, this rhythm is a perfection! Like it was created with found percussion in mind! Everyone should think outside of the box and apply something else than overused 808s. Once I used the sound of two pulled out wisdom teeth being struck, so even that useless stuff may find its place in the universe 😂
Yours or someone else's?
@@Michael_Smith-Red_No.5 My sister's. I guess I'm not wise enough yet :-)
Nymphomatriarch by Venetian Snares and Hecate is my favorite example of this concept right now.
Matmos did this throughout their entire record “A Chance to Cut Is a Chance to Cure”. Most of the sounds were from surgeries, liposuction, bone saws and hearing tests.
aphex makes primarily electronic music while 808s are primarily used in trap/rap music. you're comparing apples to oranges.
Jesus Christ this looks difficult, but I bet it’s fun once you get it down. Great job man
Always thought the scissor sound was a cigarette lighter
I was a bit unsure tbh, but if you speed the original up it's really, really close to scissors. Also scissors and haircuts tie in with Alberto Balsam shampoo, so there's some logic there! 😂
Loads of burials stuff is samples of his brother's Zippo
Love this. Really cool to hear the elements by themselves. Would love to hear you recreate "Fingerbib', one of my favorite of AFX.
It is a blessing to watch you go through the process of re-creating these tunes. Thank you! You are greatly appreciated. 👑
My pleasure!
My favourite Aphex track - nice one, you got pretty close
Niiice. So great!
Didn’t realise Unfinished Sympathy used a R8, totally spot on.
ikr? It's a different sound to the one I've used in this video, but definitely the R8's Agogo sound. Just add the Willie Dynamite drums and Mahavishnu Orchestra sample, and you're good to go 😎
@@bleepsandboops yeah totally, it’s such a great drum machine, and once you start using one it’s amazing how much music you notice it’s in.
this cover is so cool, it’s like a different flavor for my ears
Thanks!
Beautiful. Imitation is the greatest form of flattery and we all wish we could imitate you imitating Richard so well 🤓
Thanks!
Really enjoying that I wouldn't be able to tell if this was released today or a full decade ago
Somehow this popped up in my suggestions. I'm glad it did. Fantastic work!
Awesome recreation of my favourite RDJ tune. Doesn't sound the same but really catches the mood. I'm surprised over and over again how good the Quadraverb sounds.
Thanks! And yeah the Quadraverb is a new addition, and I've been amazed with it tbh - will feature again!!
@@bleepsandboops I'm a big fan of the Midiverb II but a Quadraverb is definitely on my list too.
The chair scoot tends to work better with one of those older wooden chairs on a wood floor, but I like how you made it work with the metal one!
Unbelievable work my friend. This song is just the best and you did it justice. Such a nostalgic vibe I get every time I hear this tune
keep up with the Aphex Twin covers mate, love watching ya build it up from scratch
Mr James can write such sentimental melodies. You captured that spirit with seeming ease, kudos.
No one ever called him Mr James bruh
@@333_Tarot He's 51 it was high time someone did
Just stard watching just to see if you really captured the chair noise properly, lol.
U r genius man.
Love how all the gear used are period specific lol
🤓👍
This was far more interesting than I expected.
😎👍
This is SO well done. Kinda blown away. Great ear and programming 😮
Thank you!
This is such a great video. UA-cam needs more of this
Maaaaaan, thanks so much for stopping by! Huge, huge love and respect for everything you're doing ✌
I didnt know the unfinished symphany was the r-8, that makes me love it even more
Such a banger too!
I've been listening to this song for 25 years, seeing it come to life is amazing
Thanks!
Amazing sound BRO♥♪
Becoming one of my favorite channels on UA-cam. Aphex Twin played a pivotal role in my hardware acquisitions growing up. These hardware recreations resonate deeply with me as a producer.
Thank you! I think we've all been there on the hardware front 🤣 - I'm hoping that in a world where everything seems to be produced with a click and drag of a cursor, these videos will be a bit of an insight into how it could have been done back in the day...
@@bleepsandboops anyone can recreate this stuff in a DAW. To do on period correct hardware is another level of challenge. Well done as always.
3/4 through, I wasn't expecting it to all come together how it did. Thats impressive!
Awesome Ferris Bueller reference at 3:40
Had to be done... 🤣
Awesome man really great and you must have lots of patience
Keep up the good work. Thanks for providing source of midi really appreciated
Nice to see kids nowadays enjoying this kind of sound.
I know, right?
that nord sounds reallllllly good, props to you
pretty sure that was babs, i remember the o.g. ad having her laugh at the end tho, thanks for the memory!
You're welcome!
Pretty faithful cover. one of my favorites, good job!
Wow! I just came across this video. I love this song of Aphex Twin and it’s so cool to see how you recreate it. I had an R8 myself in the past but unfortunately couldn’t handle it as well as you. Amazing to see and listen too.
Thank you!! The R8 does take a bit of getting used to..!
Don’t now why I thought Aphex Twin was uncoverable, but no, he is and you have made it.
Thanks! Tbf I think *most* Aphex is un-coverable.. as soon as you start needing Buchlas, massive Korg modulars and custom software, just walk away..!!!
Damn I love this channel. Your attention to detail is inspiring.
One of my favourite Aphex tracks. Great work 👍
amazing to see how it's done.
my fav aphex song, thank u
I always thought of ”the noise” as someone’s heel slipping in the bath tub.
Very well done. Sounds just like it. Really enjoyed the video
Pretty amazing my dude. Loved watching it all come together 🔥🔥🔥
It’s enough to make a man cry.
Bravo!
This was a really enjoyable watch!
Really interesting approach!!
Great stuff. Watched this whilst waiting in the queue for school child collection.
I recommend this for that use.
Well done, I enjoyed it!
Thank you!
you're a genius dude, this is one of my favourite aphex twin tracks
Great work! The scoffing Nick was the cherry on top 😆
This is really cool. Nicely done!
The chair sounds like the sound from the movie ‚contact‘ when jodie foster discovered the sound😄
🤣
never stop uploading, godspeed.
It would be a hilarious remake even if you failed but you didn't! Great job and humor :)
Liked the video very much. just great. thanks for the work
Really nice recreation, keep this up!
nord rack 2
v i r t u a l a n a l
The time stretch on that sounds better than my new SP404!!! Wtf!?? Well most ipad aps have better time stretch than the SP. very interesting vid! I think this is worth a sub for sure.
😂 Thanks! Gah, don't tell Roland they were beaten by a 90's S3000!! Heard and seen a lot of good things about the 404 though 👍
dunno how many times ive listened to Alberto Balsam and never have I heard the bubbly part before ???
It sounds more like you ba you ba you ba yoooou
😂
This channel is dedicated to doing everything the hard ware
Trying to! I spend too many hours moving a mouse around a screen, and just want to make some music..! 🎹
@@bleepsandboops it's something very haptic and real, that can't be fully recreated in a video. It's not just immediate feedback, which you can get (given low latencies) with software synthesizers and a midi keyboard. Much like playing a resonating string instrument.
I've discovered my father (born in 55) likes the same things about working with synthesizers.
In any case, it's a wonderful thing and I hope you'll keep sharing, modulating and guessing your way to certain sounds.
"i dont know how hes done that" is the best part lol.
ofc great all around though. you should do some old school Ae tracks, theyve got tons of R8 all over the place.
😂😂One of the reasons I wanted to get hold of an R8 several years ago... might take a lot longer to do anything Ae, pre-Max/MSP days... damn they're some complex beats..! 😁
@@bleepsandboops inevitably we all get gear because we're trying to imitate Ae, if my failed attempts with the Roland PMA are anything to go by
but also the sample repitching you're doing at around 4:10 sounds like it could be straight out of Incunabula, and I mean that in the best way
@@then_comes_dudley 😂😂I do love how the R8 gets really gnarly sounding a lower pitches. I have an Analog Rytm that can pitch shift, but it's just too clean!! The first R8/Nord Jam video I did for this channel was the result of caning through one of the early AE live sets...
@@bleepsandboops i know what you mean about the fun of older stuff getting really grungy when pitching down. the rhythm half of my setup is a digitakt + zoom st-224, and as happy as i am that elektron finally added downsampling to the digitakt, it's just not as fun for me as resampling stuff into the 224 & pitching it down. i think i read a line somewhere about "today's technical limitations are tomorrow's aesthetic choices"
also i went back & watched that other video, and you nailed the warp tapes sound! i hope these experiments lead to an album; would love to see where you go with it
Really nice. Thanks made my morning. Such a beautiful song by Richard. I feel like it's a gift to the world.
Great work, really tricky!!
I love what you do. You should add an analog synth or two if you could afford it. It would add to your formidable hardware arsenal. You’re great!!
Thanks! I actually have a moog (it's pronounced "moog") - it features quite a bit on ua-cam.com/video/SswzcpQdJX0/v-deo.html
@@bleepsandboops sorry I missed that
Oh damn this flooded my brain with all sorts of feel-good chemicals. T A S T Y!
It would be cool to try this with μ-Ziq or Squarepusher too!!
Maaaan, if I can find the break for 'Theme' it's going on the list... 🎸
@@bleepsandboops Ernest Borgnine or Squarepusher Theme? Ernest Borgnine is a break made on the Boss DR-660 (according to the FMWT remaster liner notes) :)
@@atarirob I'd try 'Theme' if I had the drum breaks.. I'm not convinced he played the guitar sample despite the interviews (it shifts with the detuned cymbal behind it which makes me think they're linked...), but then I can't find the break for that either! Borgnine might happen though - depends how long Behringer take to release the MS-1 mk2!!
@@bleepsandboops I had to listen back - you could be right! They sound linked for sure because every successive chord change has a different drum hit behind it, but the guitar keeps cutting off before the cymbal trail finishes, which would only be possible if they were 2 seperate samples.
The MS-1 with the sequencer would be cool, but you could use the Nord for Ernest Borgnine!! There's like 10 videos already on UA-cam of people recreating it on their 101's, it would be sick to see it done on the Nord, sequenced from the R8 or something. Awesome content btw!!
@@atarirob thanks! Ha - yeah, I just did a quick search for Borgnine 101.. 😂😂😂😂 Maybe not that track on that synth...! Will add it to the list though!
Awesome Job. 👍👍👍
sounds great.. just got to love Aphex twin
This is literal gold, thank you❤
Not literally.
@@AutPen38🤓
Loved it. Thank you so much for sharing, it was very inspiring.
i really enjoyed listening and watching you recreate this track, great stuff!
Pretty good and smooth 👌🏾
👍 Thank you!
Extra props and respect for the Silicon Graphics mousepad!!!
🤓👍
I like the "ready, lets go" when you play your version, it turned out great but I think your chair isnt squeaky enough lol.
😁 Thanks!
Nicely done Squire 🤛
Thank you kindly!
Nicely done! Thanks
Dang I'm gonna need to fire up my NL2! One of my all time favorite Aphex tracks. So cool thank you!!
Do it!
This was impressive!
Thanks!
This is so good that I subscribed :)
Thankyou!
this is such a great Video, thank you for that! I hope you can do some Boards of Canada :)
One of my all-time favourites 👍
I read years ago that the squeaky chair sound is actually a metal ammo case opening recorded
Yeah, that popped up in the comments here too - it sort of makes sense if he was keeping cassette tapes in ammo boxes... but then he could also just be trolling everyone 😂😂
So good, I guess Alberto Balsam is the best Aphex Twin track, I heard this in the 'beginning' of internet, pré-youtube (I live in the jungle, we didn't listen to this kind of music, thanks Kazaa!!) and went crazy about have everything from him (just knew him fo the AMP Mtv videos, Come to Daddy, On, Ventolin and Windolicker).
To do the chair effect you need a certain kind of wood chair to be scrubbed in a certain kind of wooden or porcelain floor, with a certain weight above (siting) the chair my friend!
this is so dope!!!!!!!
The chair actually had some type of highpass filtering to filter out all the low-frequency noise from ground. and definely recorded from a "higher" position.
Apparently it was the lid of an old ammo crate with a wireless mic inside... not sure how true the wireless mic bit is, but the ammo crate makes sense
I think the "bubbly" cones from another version of the Aero advert with a different VO artist that isn't Barbara Windsor.
Highly possible. Then again, I wonder if he was just saying it himself.... CaptainPikant does a good impression 😂👍
@@bleepsandboops ua-cam.com/video/jVjeu8QKWYQ/v-deo.html This is the version I refer to.
Awesome!!
@@bleepsandboops Thanks
beautifully done
I love these videos, keep it up!
More on the way!