Why he is the man.

[KLX1410]

ishkur com slash articles slash bt php

[Darkstepper219]

hero.

[SomnambulistLV]

f*cking GENIUS!!!

[RockoJulian]

I want to know what kind of controls he is using!!!!?!?!?!

[NateBiggity]

The drum roll that comes out of nowhere at 1:31 is hilarious.

[UCVM]

Ha. Go back to Ishkur.

[Prodigy095]

Frozencellmate:

Killer Elite - Triggaman (Elite Force Remix)

Got it off Juno. Well worth it too.

[budokai140]

prodigy - good find dude! Thanks a bunch, many people were wondering that track name

[Frozencellmate]

you're a f**kin savior dude I've been searching for this for months!! thank you!

people kept telling me it was return2mindfunk and i was like lolno

[Frozencellmate]

Requesting the hell out of the Elite Force track.

Been looking for it forever.

I kno it SOUNDS LIKE, BUT ISN'T:

Mindfunkpsychadelic

or

Cross the Line

(Both by Elite Force)

[DirkTalamasca]

Les Paul beat him to it over 50 years ago and had the ability to make his own music to mix rather than rely on the talents of others.

[budokai140]

I dont know who Les Paul is, so i dont really care. Bt makes plenty of his own music as well.

[DirkTalamasca]

Without Les Paul Bt couldn't do ANYTHING that he does now. Every musician on the planet owes their livelihood to Les Paul and if purport to know anything at all about music then you owe it to yourself to know who that man is and worship him. Do a little research and prepare to have your mind blown away by the genius of Les Paul.

[budokai140]

Ok, checked him out and true he probably inspired MANY artists, and in turn im sure MANY artists couldnt do what they do now if it were not for Les Paul. But I dont think sampling out a song that inspires to show off a piece of software really makes bt un-original or relying on the talent of others. Bt has made his own music and innovations, maybe YOU should research BT?

[kelaltieri]

every musician on the planet?

i don't think so. BT is talented all by himself, honey.

[Frozencellmate]

or Bob Moog

[littleenglish]

wow, that's terrible

[budokai140]

Yeah, strange he tours the world and sells out venues.

[littleenglish]

so? he even admits himself the track is in the wrong key

[budokai140]

Hes demonstrating the capabilities of Ableton, using a track thats in the wrong key and changing it to match the song you are mixing is something you cant do with turntables without changing the tempo of the song.

[Hasbone]

what's the track coming after september?

[budokai140]

Something by Elite Force, dont know the track tho.

[Frozencellmate]

Killer Elite - Triggaman (Elite Force Remix)

[andrewwowk]

@Frozencellmate Such a tune. Had it on vinyl years ago, used to hammer it.

[annyhelo]

amazing ;D

BT is so hooot

[GrifMoNeY]

haha, at 0:46 he realizes the track is out of sync so he jumps to add one more stutter to correct it.

[budokai140]

Gotta do what ya gotta do, ive done similar when a track hits a point where I am not familiar with it, ill just stutter and add one some effects to totally F it up, then jump to something i do know that sounds good lol!

[jurrien88]

oh my god! this guy really sucks! he completely ruined September. and why he used all that snare fills??

[SPECIALMike6]

you're a retard, jurrien88

YOU SUCK

[anrul]

man bt has a huge head. He's a fucking musical genius though, so that makes up for it.

[budokai140]

U know, hes actually pretty short too!

but hes definitely a genius for sure!

[Torley]

I remember the first time watching this, such a delightful explosion of sonic science! I really appreciate how it gets effected and all warped, yet not to the point of being unlistenable (as often is a fault when trying to share "glitch" music with the uninitiated).

[em978]

yawn.. ableton wack.. It's not like i haven't see this retard crap a billion types. Same shit you can do in glitch..

[budokai140]

Kay, awesome. How many US tours have you done using that program?

[prospectnyc]

Hehehe. Exactly.

[JohnNormal]

Something about us Maryland boys ... outcasts in public school because we would rather spend our time circuit bending our speak n' spells than become super jock tards. Then to think we make music with electrons and protons after years of growing up in bumfuk nowhere listening to the tree frogs in the summertime and saying hey ... theres a symphonic movement in that.

Brian is the man ... we musta drank the same water.

Carpe Diem!

[budokai140]

It seems like the stutter edit actually controlled the pace of the song too, since it seemed off a little for just a moment and then he re-adjusted to match the main drum beat.

[peach1264]

nope, just the stutters, he's remixing on the fly. It controls note values anywhere from say 8th notes down to unreal 256th. You can see the entire video here --> http://www.btmusic.com/board/v­iewtopic.php?t=181&highlight=e­yeris and read what I've copied from somethings written about it.

[budokai140]

Oh, awesome! Much appreciated friend :)

[prospectnyc]

So how did he rock those stutters? and what was the light controller thing that triggered the stutters?

[budokai140]

The actual stutter edit plugin he said he developed himself, and possibly the light control too. Would seem like it kinda works like a thereman device, distance of your hand from the base changes how fast sample repeats, how fast you move your hand might control how many repeats.... i dont know, i wanna pick his brain lol!

[prospectnyc]

He is the man for sure. Yeah it kind of reminds me of a "photo-theremin". I want that plug in !

[Frozencellmate]

its called an Eyeris I believe, custom made

[nagualchris2]

@Frozencellmate Are you referring to the equipment he's using? I tried looking it up but couldn't find anything. I'd love to see what it is and how it works. Do you think he built it himself?

[JohnNormal]

the IR controller is a XYZ axis controller that looks like it is setup through a quad loop port through midi and is being recognized by either a granulizer or a chopper plugin. It is prolly preset to each axis to give a specific callibration to the bpm or is simply synced.

[ByteSmasher]

To be honest, I didn't see anything even remotely impressive about this... I've seen better stuff from other ableton users. The stuttering and glitchy sounds were all done by a plugin -- DestroFX's Buffer Override can do EXACTLY what he's doing there... and the rest was pretty boring imo... nothing that really took any more skill than just knowing the basics about your software and equipment

[budokai140]

Yeah, i use Ableton also, and can definitely pick apart HOW he did it. But its still a pretty slick little set, plus im not the one standing up and demonstrating the program at the audio festival. So yeah, i guess i just have respect for the artist, whatever.

[fruelingsrolle]

Yes, HE IS THE MAN!!! Real Genious!