How To Make An Analog Kick with Tobi Neumann
Вставка
- Опубліковано 11 січ 2016
- *Support more videos by checking out our store: bit.ly/DJTTStore
**Subscribe to the DJTT newsletter for free weekly soundpacks: bit.ly/FreeSoundpacks
***Read more - djtechtools.com/2016/01/13/mak...
Tobi Neumann shares a tutorial on making fun analog kick bass drum with a simple set of modular synthesizer gear; recorded at Riverside Studios in Berlin. Read more here: djtechtools.com/2016/01/13/mak... - Watch more videos from this series: ua-cam.com/users/playlist?list... - Навчання та стиль
I never thought to sync the VCO to the kick pulse to insure the waveform starts at the same point for every hit. Thanks!
Kick is the most important ingredient, and this is the best video on how to do it in eurorack. I've watched it five times now. Thank you!
Gabber kick tutorial 2016
Wow... That was truly fantastic! I really didn't expect much from this tutorial at the beginning but then wow.... I have been trying to find new uses for the in and out syncs on my oscillators and this really helped! Great stuff! SUB
"Its highly addictive, I warn you"
I always admire your sound, underground feelings from Chile
love it ,that's the way I got into music , I had a teacher in high school that show me this style some how .
Thank you Tobi for this modular inspiration!!!!
he made all my favorite style kicks so easy :O
Damn, that dude knows his stuff....
+L. Willis Mr. Neumann is a don
His slices tech talks is worth watching as well. It's short but just oozes wisdom, very knowledgeable guy
its not that advanced to be honest once you know some things
exactly, it's really not that complicated it's just understanding signal routing/DSP
Yes very very basic and important concepts
Genius! thanks Tabi and DJ TT...
Great info. Recently purchased a Korg MS20 to synthesize drum sounds and this looks like the next level. The possibilities are endless with the modular approach. There goes my wallet.
I will not start to buy a modular. I will not start to buy a modular...
+Padbangers Good luck!
+Padbangers you sound like every modular owner i know
I made the mistake and I'm not going back
then buy a semi-modular Moog mother32 :D
I was thinking the exact same thing...
Somehow I never thought about using the oscillator sync. Great Stuff.
His modular setup in his studio had me drooling!
never thought of the sync trick. Thanks !
Now I know how to make a bass drum. Great method that I can now use to create other sounds. Cheers.
LOVE THE PASSION :) AND GOOD VIDEO THANK YOU.
I made the mistake to start building up a modular system and it turned out to be one of the greatest things ever. seriously.
I need to know how to do that... I love these sorts of projects
I started with the moog mother32 because it is a very solid standalone unit that can be completely integrated in a future modular system. it takes you a lot of time to figure out the very basics of modular synthesis but it is a very rewarding thing. don´t cry about all the money spent, it is well worth it. so much fun that never gets old. once your system is growing, so is your knowledge about creating sound. with this kind of system you really can develope your own unique style of music and sound, which is just awesome. here´s what i put together so far: www.modulargrid.net/e/racks/view/662177
its still growing and is one of the most beautiful things i ever owned ;-)
let me know if you have any questions!
Very simple but great idea to use all the waveform outputs for a kickdrum!
Who could possibly give this a thumbs down? Bravo and thanks Tobi !!!
Great video!
im doing this now : ) is awesome! many many thanks!!! : ))))
"It's highly addictive" - even just watching it is highly dangerous!
Nice video!
Knows his tools, coole Socke der Tobi....dankeschööön :)
Thank you!
You ar de best
Tobi is amazing
awesome. I want to make my kick drums using modular synthesis
think there's a sample called 'analogkick1' which you can download if not
tobi you are awesome.....so, how would you recommend someone break into this sound desgn, music production menagerie?
This guy is brilliant
Good share wikid.
thanks toby : )
are there any videos about this but showing you how to create all the diferents sounds in a loop?
i kept waiting for his cable to hit the power supply...
+quixotic7 LoL
Just what I was waiting for. Sizzle sizzle red stripe wouldn't matter.
Im watching like ”DUDE! Close your case”
Tobi the analog king😊
love him
Awesome
please make more videos like this one but for newbies
great!
This kick drum is more expensive than an actual kick drum
... but it can make GABBA! :D
@Steel City Buds Channel Well yeah it is, I agree on that (Although it is still dependant on what kind of a kickdrum you buy ;)
But you forget that those things are able to do a lot more than just being a kickdrum. Thats the real beauty of it. The shapeshifting nature of modular. Giving you the opportunity to patch something new up every single time. With an unprecidented control over every single detail you can dream of. And that is an amazing thing, right? :)
Edit:
I still found your comment really funny :D
Correct me if im wrong please but can you make the exact same kickdrum possibilitys with the Pittsburgh Lifeforms SV-1?
great vid man,
"its highly addictive , i warn you" ;)
so en guete!
I love this stuff I really do but sometimes I am like "I am just going to go grab that pearl kick drum and and a sweet ribbon mic with that tube pre and make that kick the old fashion way" lol.
great video...wish there was a better top down angle where it was easier to se the patch.
At 4:24: "So then I take the output of the second envelope and put it to the pitch input". No, you don't, Toby! According to the layout of the Z3000, you actually put it into the FM2 input! I was wondering why I didn't get the same sound even though I was using the same envelope and oscillator modules, and this was driving me crazy! Later in the video, at 7:00 to be exact, he actually patches one of the attenuverter outputs of the Maths to the 1v/o input on the Z3000 to control the pitch.
Wow you are a genius
Never drop another end of the patch cable inside the case as the guy did - you can short circuit your system!
Shit man, your pro pic is awesome. Who's the artist?
It's DKNG studio art, head to their website at dkngstudios.com and search for "moog", they have more
Wow!
Nice
So how much equipment and cables do you need to make a full drum kit? :/
when he said gabba kick it reminded me of the good old days that hardcore wasn't just a one kick party
He knows how to do it.
Careful! I shorted out my whole rack twice by letting patch cables dangle down over bus connections like that. Fortunately my power supply protected everything but still.
oh god this is my nightmare scenario
WOW!!!!
How/where would the Optomix be inserted in this chain?
Thank you Tobi. You are an f***ing expert. I ve seen it a few times.
If anyone is interested and wants to learn more about it join our course in Berlin on 11th October 16 @ Noisy Academy with Stefan Knauthe. Stefan will explain in Ableton Live how it all works and it will make your decision to buy a modular system easier.
Nice.
That is really fucking cool.
excellet vid, someone has a recom to record this on a more accurate bpm? i'm currently using voltage modular from cherry audio, i tryna rec but the transient keeps moving slightly from the 1.1 bar postion, it does not keep constantly
i sended the 2con envelope out to the hard sync but didnt worked
When all your cables are stackables...total boss.
"if i wanna make gabba" hahahhahahahha im dying :D
i am going to start with modular but didn't know which modules to buy, wel now i know haha. how would you implement this in ableton, just record a one bar loop?
Jan De Buysser you can get very similar results w/ operator, it has the same modules more or less; multiple instances of different sound generators (operators in this case) with mix control, there is a pitch envelope, plus much much more. Would suggest to just look up how to create a kickdrum w/ operator, ought to get you on the way
dankeee
so much more creative and interesting ... than, edm jocks punching multiple kick samples ...
This video invites me to drop all « ready made » sound modules !!! 😮
I guess you need an analog Speedmaster to accurately measure the release of the envelopes ;-)
Dj scientist !!!! Wow
Which LPG he is talking about?
Awesome! "it's highly addictive"... no shit!!! :)
that cwejman is worth more than the rest of the modules combined. this was the video that go me into modular and it's emotional damaging to know i just cant justify the cost of owning that vca/mixer ( probably )
Where can I find those type of patch leads? Do they have a name?
+Sine Skeller They're Tip Top Audio stackables.
+J. Talbert Thanks!
If someone was to write up all the connections I would be eternally grateful.
Hey he has five modules
An envelope generator(make noise maths)
A four channel mixer(vca4mx)
An oscillator(tiptopz3000)
A cross filter/out- a-138d
And a lfo-a145
----
He takes the clock of the pulse log to envelope 1 trig(maths)
He takes that same trig out into env 2
Then the same trig from 2 into Oscar sync function(vca)
He then takes all 4 Oscillator outputs into the 4 channel inputs
He takes the mixer(vca) into the a138d so you can hear it on your system
Afterwards he takes the env 1 output to a mixers cv input
Then the mixer cv input to the other 3 channels input.
Later he takes the env 2 out into the oscillator pitch
Then an extra envelope into the osc pitch
Then he takes the mix and puts it through a filter
Then the trig out into sync.
I may not have put it all correct especially towards the end. But I’ll edit later if I have to.
The best reply you could of asked for
@@considercaption Do you have any ideea how can i control the clock in vcv with a external midi controller? To my knowledge i need the midi -cv module but when i try to connect the clock from the midi module to the lfo nothing happens
Speedmaster!! :)
what a guy
That feeling of relief when he starts listing the necessary modules and you realize you have all of them lol. Day is safe.
This is Raketentechnik
sorry, i don't understand well at 1:55, connecting the 2nd Maths trigger input to the sync input of VCO? From input to input?... Sorry, because I'm a newbie. The camera POV is not so understandable.
If you make the same patch on Reaktor 6, you will get the same analog style imperfections for every hit.
I take de clock of de Äll Äff Ooh - just de palls! 🤣🤣
THIS GUY FUCKING RULES!
That VCA should have the CV in normaled to all channels, no? Luckily I have most of those modules... save the 4 channel VCA, now I have another excuse to pick up another module.
I wish I could use it on a plane ^_^
fucking awesome :)
Ya looks like im a continue to use sample kicks
I put ze CeeVee in ze envelop
If i vanted to make ze Gabba
Jeus!
Instead of using all the VCAs was not possible to mix them with a mixer, and then pass the mix through the VCA? Maybe I'm wrong..
Anyway, great video!
The VCA module he was using IS a mixer. So why have two modules when one will do. Also he wants independent VCA control of each wave form, rather than mixing the waves then applying the VCA after. Hence the use of two of the envelopes on the MATHS module
+GreatMateWorkshop
You are correct. Either arrangement will work the same effect. In fact most people don't have 4 VCAs to dedicate to a kick! Makes much more sense to mix then into a single VCA. I think he only did it the other way because that's how that particular module is set up.
Hi I’m Toby I have my own studio 10 4 10 4 Pat on the back inbound
Nice video and tutorial, but its a risk to have the case open like you have . Dpnt show the new guys this. A cable can contact the psu or a other power line. Its a bit dangerous ...
the reason he's syncing it is to make sure the waveform starts on the start of the transient, not because it will drift out of time.... its not traktor ctfu*
edit: autocorrect fucked ctfu up
Jes cooles tutorial..Ich mache mir auch lieber den kick selbst als ein sample..ist irgendwie persönlicher 😂✌🇦🇹
8:59 uh-uh I don't want my kick drum to sound different every time
omg heart attack seeing the cables hanging in to the case...
he's such a Canadian you can tell with the accent...
Nice, but that Jupiter 8 tho...
omg this guy is adorable