Let me know if there's anything I didn't cover that you're wondering about! Also, my online music production class is coming back soon! Reserve your spot here: learnmonthly.com/andrew
So cool! Kind of related, but I've always wondered how you jot down ideas (Evernote, voice memos, etc). Or just how you use Evernote in general. Thanks!
You left out the microfreak sitting next to the drum kit, super interested in it, and really considering buying, but would love your take on it. Is there a review coming in the future?
As an audio engineer myself that is impressive this studio is built with pure love for music and sound keep it up Andrew you are an inspiration to us producers XD
I was just thinking the same thing, Rom! I am in school for digital audio engineering and we just went over studio build-outs. When he started talking about floating floors and the space between walls, and then I saw the cinder block outer walls, I knew right then and there he wasted no expense and built it for pure love of sound. Andrew, you are an absolute inspiration! Thank for all you! ♥
@@iEnayath When you decide to upgrade. look into the old Thinkpad T series laptops they are suuuuuper cheap and really capable. like 200-300 USD cheap and really powerful for their price. really look into it.
"Ridiculous" is definitely the best word to describe this studio. "Jealous" is definitely the word the describe my feelings right now. "Mad" is the definitely best word to describe Andrew and his music love.
.....dang, Andrew is doing well for himself. Building his own custom studio in his backyard, buying things like an Aeron chair amongst all his other gear, and his own custom modular synthesizer.....holy crap. Good for you, Andrew.
Good idea! Downside: If this means to use every single eurorack module also, the track may have a length of 2 years, 132 days, 7 hours, 15 minutes and 29 seconds - at least.
@@greatgradegaming9082 BETTER IDEA: if you have a studio, you INVITE OVER a wide variety of musicians, and FILM / RECORD improvised jams. Saves massive time AND creates massive amounts of GREAT MUSIC. (EX: took german synth pioneers 45 minutes to make a brilliant album, same as many jazzers.... b/c they IMPROVISE. I can make a brilliant album EVERY 45 minutes!) And it's infinitely more FUN and healthier than doing everything yourself in your little dungeon!
I don't know why this fascinates me, but when you said something along the lines of "if I had my absolute way, I'd just work in a white void with just one little piece of gear I needed. I never got the grey, dungeon aesthetic." Every time i've watched your videos the one thing that stands out is the piercing white. I never understood why people liked that so much. My studio isn't "grey dungeon" but I find it incredibly hard to work with bright lights. Its a pulsating, anxious and distracting feeling when too much light is present. I changed out all my lights to the 5W vintage yellow-y bulbs that give a warm, comfortable feeling. No color noise, just the screen and my thoughts. My brother on the other-hand is much like yourself. He always has 4 lights on shining incredibly bright with the ultra-white hue. I never understood that, and that makes my head hurt. It just goes to show people's different personalities and personal characteristics and often times reflects in their work. Great video. This wasn't knocking you, but rather an observation I made that i'm glad you dived a bit deeper into to feed my curiosity.
Same i dont understand the isolated vibe..seems so stressful to me. Most musicians are night creatures so i would want something cozy that compliments the night workflow. Also i dont want to create while feeling isolated.
Good point - I’m the same exact way. Bright, white spaces, whether at home or in a bathroom or in a classroom just make me anxious and uneasy. It’s not a space I can comfortably focus in and feel at peace. Warm, dim lights on the other hand set the tone and feel so warm and cozy. It seems like Andrew’s room isn’t too bad though. It seems comfy enough, but a white void would definitely not work for me 😂
@@sonicimperium the guy who wrote what you're repeating doesn't even believe what you're repeating. twitter.com/wendellpotter/status/1276158510955401216?s=19
So many emotions in one video... Jealousy, envy, excitement, amusement, frustration, pleasure, arousal, curiousness, enticement... Then followed with contentment and satisfaction. As much envy and jealousy I have from your DOPE home studio... I'm glad it's owned by someone like you that's deserving and worthy. *Wayne's world* "I'M NOT WORTHY!!!!" You're a fucking boss Andrew Huang. I'm glad all that impressive gear found a good owner to call home. Your leaps and bounds on a different level. You'll have a seat waiting for you sitting next to Hendrix, Morrison, japlin, cobain, etc at their table. You're a fucking BEAST dude no lie
@@micahdelic No, you're a good person. Homosexuality is wrong and I don't care what anyone says. Just accepting it isn't going to *make* it OK. And say whatever you want, you could be fighting a losing battle for weeks with me. Which is why I won't reply to anyone who tries to argue because I have a life and no time for ignorance. ✌
Funny, I always thought once you turn away from the 'white area' that's usually on camera, there's be rainbow sparkles all over the walls. This was surprising, but I love the functionality of it. Thanks for sharing!
It's odd that I have no intentions of making any sort of music and spend half the time wondering what Andrew is talking about but I have loved this channel for ages and enjoy the great and sometimes weird sounds that Andrew makes with all his gadgets and gizmos. Studio looks sweet man and keep up all the great content 👍🤟❤
love how this man is in interpreter territory talkin about his synths, then he goes over to his lihgts and he's like "idontevenknow what these are" classic Andrew Huang synth nerd. Positive.
It was really helpful to hear your perspective about studios never being done! I just so happened to be scheduled to set up a new studio space for myself today, and I was stressing quite a bit about getting everything absolutely perfect. Seeing this and hearing your perspective was so timely. Also, for anybody considering the class Andrew teaches, I was in his first class and it is incredible!
Every producer's dream! his very own studio , I hope I'll built something like this for myself after I become more professional at my work and will help beginners just like you do for me .
Pretty slick Andrew. I admit I don't even use a desk. It's My method, I just use a small bed-side cabinet (the surface is 0.4m by 0.4m 15.7in x 15.7in) with a TV on top to serve as a monitor I have a pc keyboard and a mouse on it as well as some creative monitors lol. I pull out the drawer to use as a shelf for a keyboard controller, haha. It feels like I huddle in a small space. It's actually a very productive means to bolster workflow. Less distraction.
@@theultimatechampion154 because it would show up on the recording. Multiply that by however many tracks you record and the mix becomes a huge mess of unneeded noises. Doesn't matter if you're recording direct-in or MIDI though
Nothing like A Cemented Garage ... Everytime you Walk in you escape the world and Can Fly anywhere ... when you open the door ... 🚪 back to reality .. love it
I heard that as "My Huang overdue studio" Thank you Andrew for being so transparent and awesome. I'm 37 and just now getting into producing. You're a huge inspiration and you so clearly explain what was once a complete mystery - Euroracks. Since I'm so fresh to it, I'm not plonking down any money 'cause it's expensive! I have set a goal to get your system from perfect circuit ( www.perfectcircuit.com/andrew-huang-system.html ) when I learn more about setting up a rack and what goes to what. I look forward to it! Thanks again!
Only these Genelec monitors are costing more than my life. This one and all the previous I've lived 😂✌🏻 Kudos to you, bro. You deserve all the gifts in the world. You're giving free information and this is the best thing a person can do. The ultimate goal for humanity in general, free flow of information for all with no social or racial discriminations ❤
in my life i want to get to a point in witch i can have a studio like this, i cant even begin to think how much something like that enforces creativity and love for music and experimentation in general
Well, watch Virtual Riot and Au5 videos... I really do think they are more proficient in production than Andrew, Red Means Recording is more gifted at hardware synths usage, and Andrew is just a better blogger.
A perfect demonstration that a studio is never complete. There's always an upgrade or tweak just around the corner. Always great to see your music vlogs. Keep 'em coming.
@@thethinker2372 I got a Alesis qx 49 midi Keyboard with one key that doesnt work, Reason 11, free VSTs, Focus rite Scarlett 6i6, Beyer Dynamic DT 770 Pro 250 om headphones and an 8 year old computer. I'm still like whoa to his collection. It took years for me to get what I got.
The white void vibe reminds me of a blank page waiting to be filled. If the room is an environment created to capture creativity, I would say you nailed it.
Thank you for sharing. It's inspiring. Andrew can make beautiful music with just a biscuit tin. If I was in his studio, I would be lost and clueless. I love technology and it's really exciting when you see talented people showing how it works. Thanks again. Love your videos. I am glad I found your channel. More power to you. ❤️
@@davidbeeler1306 NGL, I would not be able to work in Andrew's studio. Too clean, too bright. Grey, windowless dungeon and one warm white light for me, thanks.
@@tissuepaper9962 Being the blue-eyed sensitive boi I am, and being used to my room having no sunlight, I'd probably get headaches being in that room with the brightness haha.
@@JONxxxINSANITY Correct, he entered the frame completely from the top, so he must have jumped from a higher point behind the camera. Landing on your feet backwards, that's the hard part.
Wide-angle lens distortion makes it look like he jumped from a lot higher than he actually did. He just jumped off his drum riser from behind the camera.
Awesome! I'm in the midst (1 year plus) of making my own home studio. I feel like I'm almost finished... but who knows, maybe I never will be after watching this. I finally got the kit set up, and had done a similar thing as you with a snake thru the wall to my rack- just got all that plugged in, so it's getting exciting! Love the channel- all the content is great!
Andrew, Man Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge. I'm a singer, songwriter & producer in Orlando, Fl working on as many hits as I can and have been building my home studio setup using Apollo Twin, Adam Audio speakers, Ableton, Nuimann TLM 102 with Serum, Omnisphere etc. Thanks for the great vids brov.
I just got into the modular synth and it’s amazing. Being an electronic music fan since the early 90s it’s refreshing af. Colin Bender live set on the boat is AMAZING. Also Kri Samadhi that can perform FULL SET of completely amazing Psytrance. He is unbelievable!
Beautiful studio! Bruce Cassidy, trumpeter from Blood, Sweat and Tears live in Toronto. He is in his seventies but still world’s foremost performers on the Electronic Valve Instrument (EVI), a wind synthesizer invented by Nyle Steiner. And a complete free spirit and synth nut. Also amazing composer and improviser. Would be lovely to see a video with him and Andrew. Both has such positive energy ❤
Let me know if there's anything I didn't cover that you're wondering about!
Also, my online music production class is coming back soon! Reserve your spot here: learnmonthly.com/andrew
ANDREW HUANG a tape deck
You forgot the two pianos on the right of your camera table
So cool! Kind of related, but I've always wondered how you jot down ideas (Evernote, voice memos, etc). Or just how you use Evernote in general. Thanks!
The fuckin AIR CONDITIONER UNIT.
You left out the microfreak sitting next to the drum kit, super interested in it, and really considering buying, but would love your take on it.
Is there a review coming in the future?
This isn't a home studio, this is a studio home
lma00000000000000000000
You win the internet
@@MathieuHaas68 And you have a problem with that? It's bound to happen around UA-cam every single day.
i guess you could call it a Studio Apartment
@@cunty ba-dum ching
"an absolute disaster"
looks cleaner than any surface in my room
One man's "absolute disaster" is apparently my "just cleaned the desk!"
fr lol
Ikr XD
Messy room = messy mind. Or student.
Exactly!!!
As an audio engineer myself that is impressive this studio is built with pure love for music and sound keep it up Andrew you are an inspiration to us producers XD
Agreed
I'm a producer. Thank you for speaking my mind.
@@legendson5567 No problem my fellow audiophile Producers UNITE! XD
was searching for this comment - totally agree
I was just thinking the same thing, Rom! I am in school for digital audio engineering and we just went over studio build-outs. When he started talking about floating floors and the space between walls, and then I saw the cinder block outer walls, I knew right then and there he wasted no expense and built it for pure love of sound. Andrew, you are an absolute inspiration! Thank for all you! ♥
My studio : 5 years old laptop
right in the poverty lol
nothing wrong with that....
NO shame
thats all it takes
My Laptop 11 years old
@@iEnayath When you decide to upgrade. look into the old Thinkpad T series laptops they are suuuuuper cheap and really capable. like 200-300 USD cheap and really powerful for their price. really look into it.
Um yes hello I am coming over and we are going to make the goofiest song in UA-cam history thanks
🤓
Please do.
Great
I’m still waiting for this video.
When is this happening‽
"an absolute disaster"
...
*three synths and two cables lying on the table*
XD
My whole house looks like a labyrinth of work and gear. Idk how he manages to be that clean
I will never call a space with two decent synths a disaster, the less for three of them
Three synths and two cables walk into a bar....
if somebody deserves this studio, then it's you - keep on doing what you like, we appreciate that we can drop in via youtube
True good to know its not going to waste
Meanwhile his neighbours think: why is he in that weird ass garage all the time? Does he cook meth in there?
Mr. Huang is not a secret dealer. He is a producer.😂😂
Alchemy
@@yogeebear2599 very funny.
Huang full on got a sponsorship from real fake doors.
This is underrated af
@@xFliox thank you
Dawg you got me cracking up 😂
Fake doors is just a door but you can punch and see right through
“Once I heard a dog”
- Andrew Huang
Where's the song made out of that dog sample?
It was apparently a magical experience.
"HP doesn't stand for horsepower"
Of course not! That'd be silly.
... No, it stands for Health Points
Nah, you got it all wrong, its hydrogen peroxide.
it's Hewlett Packard
It's actually Howdy Partner
Nah, man, it's Howard Phillips.
Its Harry Potter
"Ridiculous" is definitely the best word to describe this studio.
"Jealous" is definitely the word the describe my feelings right now.
"Mad" is the definitely best word to describe Andrew and his music love.
replace "Jealous" with "Envious."
No I'm not jealous,
I'm not jealous at all *:|*
Same.. xD
You tuck the words out of my mouth!
This is the third time I've seen your comment on several different videos.
Same also I'm the 420th like
Me too..... 👌😥😥😥
.....dang, Andrew is doing well for himself. Building his own custom studio in his backyard, buying things like an Aeron chair amongst all his other gear, and his own custom modular synthesizer.....holy crap. Good for you, Andrew.
"custom modular synthesizer"
2 million + subs means you have disposable income...and then some.
@@Madshadowgolem not really
I couldn’t imagine having a carpet like that and dropping a guitar pick
“An absolute disaster.”
Me drowning in cables and coffee mugs: “Haha, yeah, what a mess.”
Make a track using every instrument in your studio!
Pleeeaase
Stream it too!
Good idea! Downside: If this means to use every single eurorack module also, the track may have a length of 2 years, 132 days, 7 hours, 15 minutes and 29 seconds - at least.
No lets not
@@greatgradegaming9082 BETTER IDEA: if you have a studio, you INVITE OVER a wide variety of musicians, and FILM / RECORD improvised jams. Saves massive time AND creates massive amounts of GREAT MUSIC. (EX: took german synth pioneers 45 minutes to make a brilliant album, same as many jazzers.... b/c they IMPROVISE. I can make a brilliant album EVERY 45 minutes!) And it's infinitely more FUN and healthier than doing everything yourself in your little dungeon!
I always thought the studio was just a room in his house but I never realized it’s actually just a secret lair
It was a spare room in my house up until I moved here Sept 2018
@@andrewhuang You bought a house in Toronto? I didn't know you were a billionnaire! 😂
He’s also Spider man too so...
I don't know why this fascinates me, but when you said something along the lines of "if I had my absolute way, I'd just work in a white void with just one little piece of gear I needed. I never got the grey, dungeon aesthetic."
Every time i've watched your videos the one thing that stands out is the piercing white. I never understood why people liked that so much. My studio isn't "grey dungeon" but I find it incredibly hard to work with bright lights. Its a pulsating, anxious and distracting feeling when too much light is present. I changed out all my lights to the 5W vintage yellow-y bulbs that give a warm, comfortable feeling. No color noise, just the screen and my thoughts.
My brother on the other-hand is much like yourself. He always has 4 lights on shining incredibly bright with the ultra-white hue. I never understood that, and that makes my head hurt. It just goes to show people's different personalities and personal characteristics and often times reflects in their work.
Great video. This wasn't knocking you, but rather an observation I made that i'm glad you dived a bit deeper into to feed my curiosity.
Same i dont understand the isolated vibe..seems so stressful to me. Most musicians are night creatures so i would want something cozy that compliments the night workflow. Also i dont want to create while feeling isolated.
Rather create in an enviorment that feels connected to the world somehow. Maybe some plants and posters
This whole topic of design of the space in which you create is really fascinating, love to hear other music people's perspectives on it.
I like dim lights too. It’s a relaxed vibe that allows my thoughts to flow freely.
Good point - I’m the same exact way. Bright, white spaces, whether at home or in a bathroom or in a classroom just make me anxious and uneasy. It’s not a space I can comfortably focus in and feel at peace. Warm, dim lights on the other hand set the tone and feel so warm and cozy. It seems like Andrew’s room isn’t too bad though. It seems comfy enough, but a white void would definitely not work for me 😂
I love watching videos about things that I can't afford.
"once I heard a dog" -Andrew Huang, 2019
so inspirational
and sampled it to create about 20 different sounds and built a whole symphony out of it.
#820
can you imagine how loud the dog would have to be to be able to hear it.
Ah, the old ("Quote" - Name, Year), nice one.
Prisoners: "I lost my mind in there staring at just these white walls"
Andrew huang: "Its not bright enough."
That was a very heroic entrance.
And then he ends it all with "I'm Canadian" so this dudes got healthcare too. smh
LMAO!!!!
Vote for socialism and see just how great your healthcare will be...
@@sonicimperium Okay, will do.
😭🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@sonicimperium the guy who wrote what you're repeating doesn't even believe what you're repeating. twitter.com/wendellpotter/status/1276158510955401216?s=19
So many emotions in one video... Jealousy, envy, excitement, amusement, frustration, pleasure, arousal, curiousness, enticement... Then followed with contentment and satisfaction. As much envy and jealousy I have from your DOPE home studio... I'm glad it's owned by someone like you that's deserving and worthy. *Wayne's world* "I'M NOT WORTHY!!!!"
You're a fucking boss Andrew Huang. I'm glad all that impressive gear found a good owner to call home. Your leaps and bounds on a different level. You'll have a seat waiting for you sitting next to Hendrix, Morrison, japlin, cobain, etc at their table. You're a fucking BEAST dude no lie
Epic jump at the beginning. 🙌🏼
Nobody lands their first jump
He jump from space
"I'm Canadian ... ... ... and it's great!" got an actual laugh out loud from me.
Like everyone else, I am wildly jealous of this beautiful studio.
It played that part right as I read this.
I fully thought he said "I'm Canadian ... ... ... and straight!"
Lord forgive me once again my brain has let me down.
Am I a bad person?
@@micahdelic No, you're a good person. Homosexuality is wrong and I don't care what anyone says. Just accepting it isn't going to *make* it OK. And say whatever you want, you could be fighting a losing battle for weeks with me. Which is why I won't reply to anyone who tries to argue because I have a life and no time for ignorance. ✌
Weston Kenyon Music Well...I have some
bad news for you about the music industry, which you seem to be a part of or want to join...
Hey Yo from the West Coast! Great videos and your studio is amazing!
*points at bass*
Andrew: "a couple guitars here"
Davie504: "wait, that's illegal"
I will call the police. Slap
*Davie504 uses the "Holy slap."
NOT EPICO
@Walter B It's a Davie504 inside joke. He has a whole schtick that guitars are 6-string soprano basses.
*uneppico*
Funny, I always thought once you turn away from the 'white area' that's usually on camera, there's be rainbow sparkles all over the walls. This was surprising, but I love the functionality of it. Thanks for sharing!
Creed P hahahaha RAINBOW SPARKLES ✨ 🌈 I knew I wasn’t the only one who thought he was Gay 😜
@@jadoon702 Dang! Hope his wife doesn't find out! Pfft 🤪
BIG J MERC How are those related in any way?
It's odd that I have no intentions of making any sort of music and spend half the time wondering what Andrew is talking about but I have loved this channel for ages and enjoy the great and sometimes weird sounds that Andrew makes with all his gadgets and gizmos. Studio looks sweet man and keep up all the great content 👍🤟❤
You win the Most Bizarre But Nice comment on UA-cam of 2019. :-)
Some would call it a home studio.
I call it a studio home.
This video made me instantly see where I've went wrong in every area of my entire life. Thank you 😭
love how this man is in interpreter territory talkin about his synths, then he goes over to his lihgts and he's like "idontevenknow what these are" classic Andrew Huang synth nerd. Positive.
It was really helpful to hear your perspective about studios never being done! I just so happened to be scheduled to set up a new studio space for myself today, and I was stressing quite a bit about getting everything absolutely perfect. Seeing this and hearing your perspective was so timely.
Also, for anybody considering the class Andrew teaches, I was in his first class and it is incredible!
0:45 The real studio is the friends we made along the way
@Kakashi commentor it was inside us all
the real studio is me.
@Kakashi commentor I'm my own stu-dio, bom-chi-bom-bom.
We are studio
@@nerdbird576 andrew is music
Now I want to see an artwork of you in the white void with just a single synthesizer
d r e a m s
The Matrix vibes :)
that'd be a sick album cover to be fair
yo I might try it
This is the live-actionversion of a DAW
a RAW (Real Audio Workstation)
Me: Crappy Laptop, Crappy Headset
Me:
Studio!
ViVe and then Andrew HUANG has the cockpit of a space shuttle
Omg same yay
Been there. Had a studio I built with trash once too. Found a good midi keyboard, a pc, and guitar amp in trash.
Not same trash.
Wrote a lot with it
Andrew is exactly who I imagine would be wearing Y-3s, love the swag
Andrews style is dope cuz he works y3s into the same fit as silver glitter leggings😂
Swag
He got that drip🥵
and they say money can't buy happiness
Maybe it is true but money can buy Genelec and Genelec brings happines.
Yes, If you don't know what you want to do with your money
If you have money it cant ,
If I don’t it will
Money buys temporary happiness
Every producer's dream! his very own studio , I hope I'll built something like this for myself after I become more professional at my work and will help beginners just like you do for me .
wow andrew huang came out as canadian almost 2 years ago and i missed it, that's crazy
Pretty slick Andrew. I admit I don't even use a desk. It's My method, I just use a small bed-side cabinet (the surface is 0.4m by 0.4m 15.7in x 15.7in) with a TV on top to serve as a monitor I have a pc keyboard and a mouse on it as well as some creative monitors lol. I pull out the drawer to use as a shelf for a keyboard controller, haha. It feels like I huddle in a small space. It's actually a very productive means to bolster workflow. Less distraction.
The air conditioner, is it completely silent? My studio is HOT and I don't know how to fix it.
Nope I turn it off whenever I record and just deal with it lol
ANDREW HUANG that’s why you’re always sweating
@@andrewhuang why do you have to turn it off when recording?
@@theultimatechampion154 because it would show up on the recording. Multiply that by however many tracks you record and the mix becomes a huge mess of unneeded noises. Doesn't matter if you're recording direct-in or MIDI though
@@theultimatechampion154 are you stupid
Andrew over here like Squidward during the time machine episode where he's lost in the nowhere dimension
Love the clean white look though I‘m personally more productive in a dark environment.
Love it,
Ya im Canadian. ... and its grate
Nice work and cool gear
Nothing like A Cemented Garage ... Everytime you Walk in you escape the world and Can Fly anywhere ... when you open the door ... 🚪 back to reality .. love it
Bro, I need to borrow your monitors. I'll give it back next wednesday.
uh I mean, next month. I mean next year. I mean 2025.
Rofl yea im saying dont forgot that SUB And chair..... TEEF
Now I want to see a music video from you in an empty white room with just one piece of music equipment.
I heard that as "My Huang overdue studio"
Thank you Andrew for being so transparent and awesome. I'm 37 and just now getting into producing. You're a huge inspiration and you so clearly explain what was once a complete mystery - Euroracks. Since I'm so fresh to it, I'm not plonking down any money 'cause it's expensive! I have set a goal to get your system from perfect circuit ( www.perfectcircuit.com/andrew-huang-system.html ) when I learn more about setting up a rack and what goes to what. I look forward to it! Thanks again!
6:23 "It's just.... It's a lot"
We get in Andrew. With that delivery we fully understand that you want to wait with that one. x)
piles of stuff off the side to keep on camera looking clean!!! such a good bit to document man. such a humanizing moment.
Only these Genelec monitors are costing more than my life. This one and all the previous I've lived 😂✌🏻 Kudos to you, bro. You deserve all the gifts in the world. You're giving free information and this is the best thing a person can do. The ultimate goal for humanity in general, free flow of information for all with no social or racial discriminations ❤
I think I never saw something so aesthetically perfect !
I’m impressed...
If I knew anything about music I think I’d be even more impressed
Studio goals!
in my life i want to get to a point in witch i can have a studio like this, i cant even begin to think how much something like that enforces creativity and love for music and experimentation in general
No matter how amazing or professional the studio may be, I still get anxious staring at all those damn cables
I reiterate: Andrew's instrument is the Space Shuttle
When someone has this insane of a studio and STILL tells you that you can make music everywhere and with everything, you know it's true
Well, watch Virtual Riot and Au5 videos... I really do think they are more proficient in production than Andrew, Red Means Recording is more gifted at hardware synths usage, and Andrew is just a better blogger.
A perfect demonstration that a studio is never complete. There's always an upgrade or tweak just around the corner. Always great to see your music vlogs. Keep 'em coming.
Love your vibe and white studio, keep at it. - from another Toronto synth nerd in his 60's
The all white "empty canvas" theme is actually pretty genius.
Have you spoken about the Acoustic foam panels/ Bass traps etc. in your room before?
They're white too, and took a second for me to notice that ^_^
The best part... "for some reason everybody thinks I live in L.A." :'-D
Your full transparency and link to every piece of gear you use is absolutely priceless. Thanks so much.
I remember watching this years ago. Still so much cooler than my bedroom studio 😭😭😭😭
now i know why i was sitting here all day with my hand in the air...
I dont know how to use 95% of the gear in that room I feel overwhelmed looking at it and thinking how long it would take to learn
I dont have 99.9 % XD
@@thethinker2372 I got a Alesis qx 49 midi Keyboard with one key that doesnt work, Reason 11, free VSTs, Focus rite Scarlett 6i6, Beyer Dynamic DT 770 Pro 250 om headphones and an 8 year old computer. I'm still like whoa to his collection. It took years for me to get what I got.
“It’s like a relationship, it never finishes” unlike my parent tho, just last week
Oof
I’m sorry to hear that.
Jesus christ, you have to respect the dedication to get here, I wonder what it's like in 2021
The white void vibe reminds me of a blank page waiting to be filled. If the room is an environment created to capture creativity, I would say you nailed it.
Relationships don't finish? You're a lucky man, Andrew.
They might end but they don't finish. Kinda like the Boston Marathon ended, but nobody finished.
The genelec monitors remind me of the turrets from portal
holy hell those are pricy monitors... nearly 4 grand EACH
Thank you for sharing. It's inspiring. Andrew can make beautiful music with just a biscuit tin. If I was in his studio, I would be lost and clueless. I love technology and it's really exciting when you see talented people showing how it works. Thanks again. Love your videos. I am glad I found your channel. More power to you. ❤️
I love everything you just said and showed
I really don’t think I need a studio this nice
Totally the opposite setup to Simon the Magpie lol.
@@davidbeeler1306 NGL, I would not be able to work in Andrew's studio. Too clean, too bright. Grey, windowless dungeon and one warm white light for me, thanks.
or lookmumnocomputer
@@tissuepaper9962 Being the blue-eyed sensitive boi I am, and being used to my room having no sunlight, I'd probably get headaches being in that room with the brightness haha.
Is no one else wondering how he did that intro...Like where did he even come from...
he just jumped really high because hes amazing then cut the jump out, the sound effect really helped make it feel like he just fell from the sky tho
Pretty sure he dropped down from his raised up drum area, didn't he?
@@JONxxxINSANITY Correct, he entered the frame completely from the top, so he must have jumped from a higher point behind the camera. Landing on your feet backwards, that's the hard part.
Wide-angle lens distortion makes it look like he jumped from a lot higher than he actually did. He just jumped off his drum riser from behind the camera.
He climbed up to the roof and then jumped down from the skylight he showed in the video. How else would the camera shake like that? Duh
so jelly, looks amazing
Awesome! I'm in the midst (1 year plus) of making my own home studio. I feel like I'm almost finished... but who knows, maybe I never will be after watching this. I finally got the kit set up, and had done a similar thing as you with a snake thru the wall to my rack- just got all that plugged in, so it's getting exciting! Love the channel- all the content is great!
Me: Watches Linus Tech Tips
Andrew: The perfect segue to...
Me: Within 5 ms at the the L key ready to skip forward thirty seconds
their voices are really similar
Those genelecs though.. 🤤🙌
All those wires make it look like a space station
Andrew, Man Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge. I'm a singer, songwriter & producer in Orlando, Fl working on as many hits as I can and have been building my home studio setup using Apollo Twin, Adam Audio speakers, Ableton, Nuimann TLM 102 with Serum, Omnisphere etc. Thanks for the great vids brov.
I just got into the modular synth and it’s amazing.
Being an electronic music fan since the early 90s it’s refreshing af.
Colin Bender live set on the boat is AMAZING.
Also Kri Samadhi that can perform FULL SET of completely amazing Psytrance. He is unbelievable!
me who only records songs in my cabinet:
👁️_👁️
you should do a revisit soon since its been a year
: so how many cables ya want?
Andrew: yes
Wow. This is how I picture my dream studio to be. Looks like I have a long way to go. This is awesome!!!
Dude I wish my studio was this big. You must've put in a crazy amount of creative work to afford this.
I wanna know how much his electricity bill is
Like ¥12
welp, I have the reverse problem
lol
6:06 And I thought making music in Minecraft was complicated...
I’m Canadian and it’s great, totally agree. I’m from Montreal .
Beautiful studio! Bruce Cassidy, trumpeter from Blood, Sweat and Tears live in Toronto. He is in his seventies but still world’s foremost performers on the Electronic Valve Instrument (EVI), a wind synthesizer invented by Nyle Steiner. And a complete free spirit and synth nut. Also amazing composer and improviser. Would be lovely to see a video with him and Andrew. Both has such positive energy ❤