Ancient Methods bought me here after listening to a mix he did with this and Immured in Supreme Beliefs at the same time, amazing! Would love to know the keys notes your playing so i can try on my Korg Triton. Fantastic version you've done here.
@@fischek Thanks very much for the info, I will give this a try! Is the Nord being played through a DAW reverb? I do have a few effects pedals as I'm a hardware kinda guy! Thanks again. 👍
I didn't create it from scratch, rather bumped into it on my Nord and recognized that it's similar to what Autechre had used. I might've edited it a bit to come closer to the sound, but the secret sauce here is in the reverb (Valhalla Shimmer in my case). The sound is made up of 2 OSC set to sawtooth wave. I hope that helps - thanks for watching.
thanks, I think the same octave, but what brightens up the sound is opening of the filter - if you can find some Nord Editor - there used to be some, I could send you the sysex @@flyingsteaks
no problem at all, if manage to find the editor that I think I had somewhere I can send you a screenshot of the settings so you could try and replicate
@@fischek You did good at recreating the feeling, the piece makes feel, and then sharing that feeling with your viewers and listeners, via your fingers on the board. It has a lot of subtleties. If you change your levels, on your equalizer, each time you listen, you can notice something different, everytime. I'm not a musician, I don't know the words, but... the vibrations, the way new patterns emerge -- I'm sure you know, It's something uniquely beautiful, not just in the music, but in the material around you, if you're listening with speakers. Everything else, plays along with you. Those, vibrations, they play a big part. The "chirp" at 3:32 in the original piece, and the "call" that follows it, they are like, long awaited signals; signs of life, in the darkest depths of space. A cricket and a coyote, calling out in the night, to find each other's company. A sonar signal, bouncing off the bottom of the ocean, awakening life there. It's so many things, between 10 kHz set at 6, or 7. Not to mention, every other band. It's great. You did good, searching for it.
![Aphex Twin - Turin Track [keyfumbler reupload]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/qtlH362vp7U/mqdefault.jpg)
![Aphex Twin - Turin Track [keyfumbler reupload]](/img/tr.png)
This is such a strong and deep track. Wonderful. Respect!
Excellent. You make it look so easy. One of the greatest synth songs ever in my opinion 👽
thanks a lot! I also love it...
Amazing cover.
Thanks a lot!
Hi, my old friend!!! I missed your videos! You haven't lost your touch! This cover is AMAZING!!!!
thanks, un amico - I just realized I never responded to your comment...I frequently watch your vids :) perhaps we'll do something together some day :)
Best kind of music, fantastic job! Perfectly done
Glad you enjoyed it!
Absolutely stunning cover. Bravo!
thanks a lot :)
Very intense, great rendition
thanks a lot!
Me too i am in the same musical mood these days thanks to valhala shimmer. Welcome back.!
thanks, good to be back :) Valhalla shimmer is amazing...
Absolutely incredible!!!
🤩
thank you :)
Spot on
thanks!
Epic. sounds great man!!!
thanks a lot!
Just incredible!
thanks my old friend...long time no see :)
Very nice.
Awesome!!!
thanks :)
Sounds like the Bladerunner badass version.
Dude this sounds so good! I love this, can you do Rae? I'd love to hear someone else do a Rae cover!
thanks a lot! yeah I actually wanted to but then forgot, thanks for reminding me :)
Bravoooooooooo samo tako nastavii💪💪💪👌👌👏👏👍👍👍
hvala Reljika
molto bella
grazie
Great!!
This is outstanding. So close to the original - I'm not sure if I could tell the difference.
thank you, I love the track, so this means a lot
Masssssive! Super nice.
I see only now that I never said thanks - thank you!
Great full :-) i love it
holy shmokes
nice cover
Perfect!!
thanks :)
Nice one man 👍🏽
forgot to say thanks, so thanks :)
Welcome back 👍
thanks :)
Ancient Methods bought me here after listening to a mix he did with this and Immured in Supreme Beliefs at the same time, amazing! Would love to know the keys notes your playing so i can try on my Korg Triton. Fantastic version you've done here.
thanks for your comment, I'll try playing it again and let you know
@@fischek I'd appreciate that very much, or maybe play it again but have a camera rigged overhead?!! Anyway, I'll look forward to it, thanks again.
hi again, this should be about right - give it a go:
Right hand: A H C H G F
Left hand: A F D E F C H
@@fischek
Thanks very much for the info, I will give this a try! Is the Nord being played through a DAW reverb? I do have a few effects pedals as I'm a hardware kinda guy! Thanks again. 👍
@daveryland5735 It's Valhalla Shimmer, I am a hardware guy too, but this one is amazing...
Sounds like Blade Runner 2049 soundtrack.
yeah, it certainly has that subdued sci-fi vibe to it. also, they are ofc big fans of, and inspired by, Vangelis xD great cover btw!
can you give me some insight in how the patch was made? I'm really curious how to achieve this sound
I didn't create it from scratch, rather bumped into it on my Nord and recognized that it's similar to what Autechre had used. I might've edited it a bit to come closer to the sound, but the secret sauce here is in the reverb (Valhalla Shimmer in my case). The sound is made up of 2 OSC set to sawtooth wave. I hope that helps - thanks for watching.
@@fischek thanks for answering me! are the 2 OSC in octaves? By the way, awesome cover!
thanks, I think the same octave, but what brightens up the sound is opening of the filter - if you can find some Nord Editor - there used to be some, I could send you the sysex @@flyingsteaks
@@fischek unfortunately I don't have gear, I wanted to try this on ableton lol but thanks anyway for all the explanations!
no problem at all, if manage to find the editor that I think I had somewhere I can send you a screenshot of the settings so you could try and replicate
You're right, it's not perfect. It's *better*
thank you 😎
I'm listening to it on repeat... but I forgot to like it.
thanks!
Not perfect?!?! Oh, come on! You're too modest. How would it sound if it was perfect,then?
thanks mate, means a lot :)
Missed the chirp.
well, it does say it's far from perfect in the description - thanks for your comment though
@@fischek You did good at recreating the feeling, the piece makes feel, and then sharing that feeling with your viewers and listeners, via your fingers on the board. It has a lot of subtleties.
If you change your levels, on your equalizer, each time you listen, you can notice something different, everytime.
I'm not a musician, I don't know the words, but... the vibrations, the way new patterns emerge -- I'm sure you know, It's something uniquely beautiful, not just in the music, but in the material around you, if you're listening with speakers.
Everything else, plays along with you.
Those, vibrations, they play a big part.
The "chirp" at 3:32 in the original piece, and the "call" that follows it, they are like, long awaited signals; signs of life, in the darkest depths of space.
A cricket and a coyote, calling out in the night, to find each other's company.
A sonar signal, bouncing off the bottom of the ocean, awakening life there.
It's so many things, between 10 kHz set at 6, or 7.
Not to mention, every other band.
It's great.
You did good, searching for it.