This video is of an artist who has honed his craft over decades and become comfortable in the mastery of it, being kind enough to open a window into techniques that must have taken years to perfect. Thank you for being so generous with your knowledge Hainbach
You bring back memories of me in my teens playing drum machines through a cheap computer speaker into my guitar pickups through pedals into my 4 track creating a feedback loop through the mixer. Hours of fun.
Fascinating... it's like these artists that paint complex patterns with clever techniques and ingenious tools. Our host reminds me vividly of Bob Ross - by the skills, the ease of presentation, the benevolence and warmth in his voice... It's always good to see a man who loves his job.
greatest video for anyone who wants to learn a universal sound design tip. the amount of times i find myself pinging subconsciously is almost everytime i work on songs.
I didn't know that it was called Pinging. I've been doing this in my music now for 7 years by using the filters on the Air Music synth plug-in Vacuum. It's a great analog monosynth and the pinging you can get out of it's filters is lovely. I'm gonna try this out later with my Infinite Jets as the trigger going into the resonant LPF on Syntax Error. Thanks for sparking my inspiration. :)
The title and your comment have bumped my desire for a new roll from 0 to 100% in just a few seconds. It's been way too long since the last time (shortly before C-19 started) 😂
I am naught but a novice in electronic music, but the thought of having a kind of "living" modular system like this is very intriguing! Each gadget has its own personality that it seems to bring to the mix. Good stuff!
I don't know how many times I've watched this video, but it's definitely more than a few. And here I am watching it again two years after it was new. I totally love these 'Hainbach techniques' videos 👍👌😘
Hainbach!!! This is some of my favourite music I’ve heard you make. And the fact you document your process so well is a gift like no other. Thank you. Please don’t go anywhere
I can imagine Ralf Hütter and the late Florian Schneider doing this once - experimenting and creating music from noise. I know they moved towards digital but this reminded me somewhat their early works. I love your videos and you explain everything so well. Thank you!
That track at the end of your vid sound very gnarly & great in my Hainbach playlist to play at camp! Love the effects of pinging & makes for more gnarly sounds!🙂🙂🔊🔊🎵🎵
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Finally, a name for the technique! I am obsessed with pinging as an alternative source of oscillation.
Your usage of space seems to me to be incredible. When I see that you’re in a pretty tight space with what looks like a whole 32 track mixer, your laptop, test bench gears, effects pedals, monitors, mics, and all the cameras and extra stuff you’re using for filming your video (that we will never see, since we are always watching and viewing through some part of the setups)? I’m baffled by your talent for managing the gear and keeping it from sprawling out and gobbling up the landscape. You really have a knack for keeping everything from getting too cluttered. I can’t even see my floor sometimes, and it’s humiliating! Thanks for sharing! Can you maybe follow up with Karplus-Strong!?
This is the type of minimalist audio where everyone will hear something different as I could feel my mind, body, soul or whatever it may be, creating and overlaying it's own melodies on top of the rhythmic pinging and it often happened when there was a slight tonal change and the need to fill in the gaps the Juno wasn't filling. It's always a strange yet enjoyable aural experience and reminds me of times in the 90's I had with friends/associates who did minimalist techno music and everyone just carefully modified and jammed to the sound and then we'd find that 90 minutes had passed and it was all drug free. Good times and this was a nice reminder of starting with something like a 707 rimshot and it growing.
Great track in the end. I use this technique a lot with filters but I didn't know we can ping flangers. Thanks Hainbach for the inspiration 👍 and this sweater... 👌
Again, amazing. Thank you so much! I experiment with this, with VCV and it is possible to experiment with a simple DAW, actually. Works nice too. But, damn i love what you do with it! Beautiful!
Great video , gave it a go with MI ripples and maths works well .took it a step further and put an LFO pulse to the rise on ch 1 and a square on fall ch 1 and a cool little generative patch resulted. Thank you, Inspiring as usual .
thanks for a dive inside the mind of Hainbach !! love to see such beautiful concepts explained in a digestible and enjoyable way, you've inspired me to get back into feedback synthesis, about to go chain a flanger into some percussion..... keep up the great work !!
Great piece in the end bringing everything together! I'm always very inspired by your stuff. I use feedback loops with my pedals since I saw some video where you touched on the topic, you demonstrated with a dirt cheap behringer vibrato as the lowest example, and it still sounded nice and usable. I do it with my cheap analog chorus, and sometimes I use Polara reverb but that one is out of control, specially in shimmer mode.
Your english pronounciation has gotten so much better. I admit as a german, in the beginning i couldn't watch throughout bikos ze eksent wos so eperrent
Just got round to watching this. Its an awesome tutorial. I've made a bit of a personal breakthrough with my use of the Field Kit FX recently, using it in a vaguely similar way, but I wasnt really aware of what mechanics were at play, I'd just stumbled on it accidentally. This explains it all and way more. Thanks, man. My Soma Ether samples being used as drum kits on a PO33 are gonna be way more mangled now :)
really enjoy watching your vids, so does my 4 year old daughter, shes crazy with your music.. so Thanks for taking the time to make the videos and share them.....
I really really like how this sounds and I'd love to learn how to incorporate this into what I do, thank you very much for the guide! I'll have to watch it a few more times to figure things through
I love the concept Technique-101 !....I'm sure that pinging 101 is just scratching the surface of the technique that comes from performing electronic instruments, and look forward to more! =)
Kudos, Genädige Herr, for a great show of the joys of pinging! One key piece of information was left out though: you can play around with pinging using just a single piece of hardware (or software). For example, all the Elektron instruments I know of sport pingable, resonant filters (that sound just as good, if not better, than the oscillators when put to musical use)!
Thank you for this! This is one of those heavy inspiration videos where I had to pause in the middle to go see if I could patch up a ping in what I have, my MiniBrute 2s - turns out looping the AD envelope was the ticket, and pinging the filter by patching its output to the external audio in. (Though now I'm typing this, I also want to try the sequencer to make triggers via very short gates, and homebrew a gate-to-trigger circuit to just use LFOs.) Anyway, always educational, always a great watch.
This was great. Watching your videos is positively therapeutic - from your voice to your gear, the sounds, music and content make this one of my favorite channels ever!
Using a cv manipulator for offsetting the resonance on the filter gets even more controle. I used cwejman in the past but a Rides in the storm SED is also very good! For offsetting i used a patching panda fippanda.
Your Moogerfooger phaser almost led me to buying it but although I love moogerfoogers I ended up getting the Make Noise QPas instead, although not a phaser it does phaser type things and can have chord pings with the peaks. The Elektron Analog Rytm is also great for pinging.
An old vid I know, so I don't expect a response but... @6:00 in you just re-created the start if David Bowies Fashion song! so awesome to a Bowie superfan! ❤
I was thinking about pinging yesterday and wondered what is it exactly. Thank you, the timing of this video was perfect! I'm gonna get familiar with pinging right away! One other thing: your new haircut somehow reminds me of Otis Sandsjö, a Swedish saxophonist who lives in Berlin as well. Have you heard of him? His jazz is very electronic and 'liquid' as he puts it. You should collaborate with him!
thank you Simo for sharing Otis' music. I am listening to him now. If you like unique saxophone tunes, I really liked the "Adult Swim Festival 2020 Colin Stetson" video here on youtube, and all of Colin's work imho.
@@joewhy No prob! I thought that Otis had to be mentioned here! I love his works, especially his debut and his involvement with Koma Saxo! And yeah, I love Colin Stetson's music as well! Especially the early stuff.
I'm quite inspired, but is it safe for me to take the trigger out of say my TR707 and feed it into something like my Moog DF delay? I've tried it straight into my mixer and achieved the feedback loop, so need to get find something to ping. I've got a small stone phaser, but it doesn't have any of the CV mod inputs like the moog phaser, and I've got the small moog delay.... looking around at what I can use to excite the signal!
This video is of an artist who has honed his craft over decades and become comfortable in the mastery of it, being kind enough to open a window into techniques that must have taken years to perfect. Thank you for being so generous with your knowledge Hainbach
Our guy Hainbach has a good positive energy.
Get your tongue outta there, that's disgusting.
"Hi, I'm Hainbach and today I want to talk about sweaters."
His sweater collection is quite large...yet he's cold...so give the boy a break, yes?
@@brandonryanskala9288 of course. I tease out of sheer jealousy.
You forgot “it’s good to have you back” ;)
@@camhissey Good call :)
Some of the most unique funky sweaters on the tube. This man should receive a reward.
one of the very rare audio youtubers who is worth it's weight in gold. and no over-fake intro's... or ego. refreshing!
Thank you!
@@Hainbach no, no, no. thank you!!
All this resonance is scratching an itch in my brain I didn’t know I had. Inspiring!
You bring back memories of me in my teens playing drum machines through a cheap computer speaker into my guitar pickups through pedals into my 4 track creating a feedback loop through the mixer. Hours of fun.
it's a very common technique in science, to get the impulse response mathematically. Nice to hear it put into practice.
Fascinating... it's like these artists that paint complex patterns with clever techniques and ingenious tools.
Our host reminds me vividly of Bob Ross - by the skills, the ease of presentation, the benevolence and warmth in his voice... It's always good to see a man who loves his job.
That is all I watch on UA-cam - people being passionate about their craft.
greatest video for anyone who wants to learn a universal sound design tip. the amount of times i find myself pinging subconsciously is almost everytime i work on songs.
I didn't know that it was called Pinging. I've been doing this in my music now for 7 years by using the filters on the Air Music synth plug-in Vacuum. It's a great analog monosynth and the pinging you can get out of it's filters is lovely. I'm gonna try this out later with my Infinite Jets as the trigger going into the resonant LPF on Syntax Error. Thanks for sparking my inspiration. :)
"The Joy of Pinging" Had to cut down, mate, was fucking with my serotonin levels
The title and your comment have bumped my desire for a new roll from 0 to 100% in just a few seconds. It's been way too long since the last time (shortly before C-19 started) 😂
I am naught but a novice in electronic music, but the thought of having a kind of "living" modular system like this is very intriguing! Each gadget has its own personality that it seems to bring to the mix. Good stuff!
Urgh, I want a play date with Hainbach! So many wonderful machines, such a lovely fella!
the freq knob @8.55 has to be one of the most beautiful knobs ive seen!very cool video,too.
If i want to hear something different, inspiring , surprising, emotional and relaxing, i always listen Hainbach.
I don't know how many times I've watched this video, but it's definitely more than a few. And here I am watching it again two years after it was new. I totally love these 'Hainbach techniques' videos 👍👌😘
Hainbach!!! This is some of my favourite music I’ve heard you make. And the fact you document your process so well is a gift like no other. Thank you. Please don’t go anywhere
I can imagine Ralf Hütter and the late Florian Schneider doing this once - experimenting and creating music from noise. I know they moved towards digital but this reminded me somewhat their early works. I love your videos and you explain everything so well. Thank you!
At start when I saw Heinbach's rainbow pullover I knew he would be inspired. This feedback/resonance trick technique was very interesting! thanks
That's some mad audio science there! Going to have to try this with my modular and some outboard.
Should be called “Hainbach Flexes his rare gear for 18 minutes”
if we ignore his incredible knowledge, skill, and wholesome nature... the whole channel is exactly what you said, and i love it.
@@zhou_sei exactly he’s like the Bob Ross of radio music. If anyone else made this video it would have mad “I have a CS80” energy
I was gutted when the track cut off at the end, so good and so inspiring!
I love pinging so addictive for acid or trance music. Great work and great video's as usual. Take care Hainbach.
I could listen to an hour long version of this song and still be left wanting more.... ❤️ this!
15:52 I'm getting strong Jon Hopkins vibes there. Lovely video, thanks for your constant inspiration :)
That track at the end of your vid sound very gnarly & great in my Hainbach playlist to play at camp! Love the effects of pinging & makes for more gnarly sounds!🙂🙂🔊🔊🎵🎵
Finally, a name for the technique! I am obsessed with pinging as an alternative source of oscillation.
Very exciting episode, reframes the idea of a what a trigger can be. thanks, HAINBACH!
One of my favorite modes on the waldorf iridium is the resonance oscillator. You can get amazing pings with it.
This technique is even cooler than that sweater. And that sweater is pretty damn cool.
I wish it was a hypercolor sweater, that would be so cool...
COOL SWEATER GANG YO!
Absolutely - get that jumper pinging I say that’s never been done before
Cooling sweetspot Then sweetening The coolspot. An this is the PING.
When you bring it all together at the end, wow! Such a great track. Absolutely gooooorgeous!
You should do a video about how to power all that gear without and ground issues.
This creates a whole bunch of new ideas in my mind! Amazing.
This is the kind of video I go to this channel to watch! Very inspiring!
Thanks for the insite with how these complex sounds are created.
Your usage of space seems to me to be incredible. When I see that you’re in a pretty tight space with what looks like a whole 32 track mixer, your laptop, test bench gears, effects pedals, monitors, mics, and all the cameras and extra stuff you’re using for filming your video (that we will never see, since we are always watching and viewing through some part of the setups)? I’m baffled by your talent for managing the gear and keeping it from sprawling out and gobbling up the landscape. You really have a knack for keeping everything from getting too cluttered. I can’t even see my floor sometimes, and it’s humiliating! Thanks for sharing! Can you maybe follow up with Karplus-Strong!?
this is a different kind of pinging than what i had in mind
Thanks to you I just incorporated an industrial drill press into my modular. It adds a great whirring sound to the system. Thank you, thank you.
You truly do have the machine that goes Ping:) Thanks for another great vid.
Brilliant! Thanks Hainbach. I’ve not been to Germany but can imagine tripping to this in a basement Berlin Club.
This helps me a lot understanding the gongue sections of the plumbutter. Thank you!
Hainbach-Loopop-RmR (not in particulary order) University?!?!? Would be great!
Simplicity in sophistication. Just perfect as usual.
I really gotta say that you are one of my favourite youtubers and musicians. Thanks for making content :]
This is the type of minimalist audio where everyone will hear something different as I could feel my mind, body, soul or whatever it may be, creating and overlaying it's own melodies on top of the rhythmic pinging and it often happened when there was a slight tonal change and the need to fill in the gaps the Juno wasn't filling. It's always a strange yet enjoyable aural experience and reminds me of times in the 90's I had with friends/associates who did minimalist techno music and everyone just carefully modified and jammed to the sound and then we'd find that 90 minutes had passed and it was all drug free. Good times and this was a nice reminder of starting with something like a 707 rimshot and it growing.
Great track in the end. I use this technique a lot with filters but I didn't know we can ping flangers. Thanks Hainbach for the inspiration 👍 and this sweater... 👌
Again, amazing. Thank you so much! I experiment with this, with VCV and it is possible to experiment with a simple DAW, actually. Works nice too. But, damn i love what you do with it! Beautiful!
Great video , gave it a go with MI ripples and maths works well .took it a step further and put an LFO pulse to the rise on ch 1 and a square on fall ch 1 and a cool little generative patch resulted. Thank you, Inspiring as usual .
thanks for a dive inside the mind of Hainbach !!
love to see such beautiful concepts explained in a digestible and enjoyable way,
you've inspired me to get back into feedback synthesis, about to go chain a flanger into some percussion..... keep up the great work !!
Fantastic video! And that sweater deserves its own channel.
Great work Hainbach, i just love watching you go through your process, thanks for a peek. Beautiful sounds as always.
Incredible atmosphere at the end!
Great piece in the end bringing everything together! I'm always very inspired by your stuff. I use feedback loops with my pedals since I saw some video where you touched on the topic, you demonstrated with a dirt cheap behringer vibrato as the lowest example, and it still sounded nice and usable. I do it with my cheap analog chorus, and sometimes I use Polara reverb but that one is out of control, specially in shimmer mode.
"Hi, I'm Hainbach, it's good to have you back" are the best nine words in the English language
Es könnte schön sein, ab und zu eine Einführung in Deutsch zu haben?
If there was a T-shirt with those words on it, I would order it.
The timbre of his voice mixed with those nine words is one of the most comforting things one can ever gear after a long day.
First time in a while I’ve got absolutely lost in music. Thank you for that my friend.
Pinging in the UK means taking mdma. This made the video even more entertaining than it already was
that has been quite a journey through technical possibilities. Thank you!
Your english pronounciation has gotten so much better.
I admit as a german, in the beginning i couldn't watch throughout bikos ze eksent wos so eperrent
Really love how dark the filtering is. What a beautiful track
70s 80s Jamaican dub employed this with the mixing board, filter, spring and echo
Great sounds and sweet technique, thanks for sharing Hainbach!
RIP Mr Cwejman. That was beautiful. Reminded me of the transition between All Melody and #2 that Nils Frahm does.
Just got round to watching this. Its an awesome tutorial. I've made a bit of a personal breakthrough with my use of the Field Kit FX recently, using it in a vaguely similar way, but I wasnt really aware of what mechanics were at play, I'd just stumbled on it accidentally. This explains it all and way more. Thanks, man. My Soma Ether samples being used as drum kits on a PO33 are gonna be way more mangled now :)
Please could you elaborate on what technique you're using with the Field Kit FX? I have one and would like to try it out. Thanks in advance.
really enjoy watching your vids, so does my 4 year old daughter, shes crazy with your music..
so Thanks for taking the time to make the videos and share them.....
That warms my heart.
@@Hainbach 😊💞💞😊
I really really like how this sounds and I'd love to learn how to incorporate this into what I do, thank you very much for the guide! I'll have to watch it a few more times to figure things through
The Feedback room was genius
Pinging with Hainbish
I love the concept Technique-101 !....I'm sure that pinging 101 is just scratching the surface of the technique that comes from performing electronic instruments, and look forward to more! =)
We need a online Hanibach Campus!😸😻
thanks! i had heaps of fun when trying this out. (which was really nice because i've been in a massive mental and musical slump)
Kudos, Genädige Herr, for a great show of the joys of pinging! One key piece of information was left out though: you can play around with pinging using just a single piece of hardware (or software). For example, all the Elektron instruments I know of sport pingable, resonant filters (that sound just as good, if not better, than the oscillators when put to musical use)!
The live spring reverb playing is marvelous :)
that is the sweetest, juiciest sweater i've ever seen
Used to do similar back in the 80s with guitar pedals and a Pro-One using the aux input as a feedback loop. And layering with a portastudio.
My favorite module to ping is the Erbverb. A slow random ping is the best. It's an incredible module!
Loving this. Thank you mate!
I loved it, sounds so pure and organic ! It's vibrant ! So good ❤
The true art of lofi (not to use the word "noise"). Mesmerizing!
I love that bullfrog kick trick. One of my go-to ways to get a thumpy grumpy bumpy bullfrog boom.
Thank you for this! This is one of those heavy inspiration videos where I had to pause in the middle to go see if I could patch up a ping in what I have, my MiniBrute 2s - turns out looping the AD envelope was the ticket, and pinging the filter by patching its output to the external audio in. (Though now I'm typing this, I also want to try the sequencer to make triggers via very short gates, and homebrew a gate-to-trigger circuit to just use LFOs.)
Anyway, always educational, always a great watch.
I dont know how you did this, but I've been experimenting and googling for answers. Unbelieveble. You sure you're not part of the algorithm? 💚
4:02 yesss the Flanger Hoax! Still need to try out pinging it on mine.
This was great. Watching your videos is positively therapeutic - from your voice to your gear, the sounds, music and content make this one of my favorite channels ever!
Using a cv manipulator for offsetting the resonance on the filter gets even more controle. I used cwejman in the past but a Rides in the storm SED is also very good! For offsetting i used a patching panda fippanda.
Your Moogerfooger phaser almost led me to buying it but although I love moogerfoogers I ended up getting the Make Noise QPas instead, although not a phaser it does phaser type things and can have chord pings with the peaks. The Elektron Analog Rytm is also great for pinging.
An old vid I know, so I don't expect a response but... @6:00 in you just re-created the start if David Bowies Fashion song! so awesome to a Bowie superfan! ❤
Oh I have to check that!
I really hope to see what you do with the new Moog filterbank. It’s going to be amazing, I know it already.
Just beautiful... so serene!
The jam was beautiful!!!
Once again amazing work! Beautiful track! And you always give me so much inspiration!
When you think of feedback, you think of high pitched screeching from Marshall amp stack, nice to get more controlled and calm version of that
That’s an interesting eurorack case (very Hainbach!)
I’ve only got the Rossum Morpheus & evolution so far.
But that panharmonium sure is intriguing 🤔
outstanding! love everything about this
R2D2 on your wall is happy to see that you are making sounds in his mother language
ideas of exploration to try out in other ways ive yet to explore cool. love that ambiant techno as well at the en
Love it!!! ... I wondering if a can do de same with soft gear
Great track and fascinating tutorial, thank you.
I was thinking about pinging yesterday and wondered what is it exactly. Thank you, the timing of this video was perfect! I'm gonna get familiar with pinging right away! One other thing: your new haircut somehow reminds me of Otis Sandsjö, a Swedish saxophonist who lives in Berlin as well. Have you heard of him? His jazz is very electronic and 'liquid' as he puts it. You should collaborate with him!
Don't know him, thanks for the tip!
thank you Simo for sharing Otis' music. I am listening to him now. If you like unique saxophone tunes, I really liked the "Adult Swim Festival 2020 Colin Stetson" video here on youtube, and all of Colin's work imho.
@@joewhy No prob! I thought that Otis had to be mentioned here! I love his works, especially his debut and his involvement with Koma Saxo! And yeah, I love Colin Stetson's music as well! Especially the early stuff.
DAMN that was the techno I needed. SO GOOD!
I'm quite inspired, but is it safe for me to take the trigger out of say my TR707 and feed it into something like my Moog DF delay? I've tried it straight into my mixer and achieved the feedback loop, so need to get find something to ping. I've got a small stone phaser, but it doesn't have any of the CV mod inputs like the moog phaser, and I've got the small moog delay.... looking around at what I can use to excite the signal!
Absolutely!
Dope! Reminds me of some early Vladislav Delay tracks, which I love
this video let me want to ping all my instruments! yeah !!! you are always a great inspiration! :)