FM249 Sample Special - Making of Part 2

[wizowblowingood]

Whats your electric bill like?

[simonjohnroberts]

Yeah, win for GC on this. expensive boxes aside he demonstrates the key to making interesting organic sounds. Use organic and random sources for the seeds.

Big respect. Come round my gaff for a cuppa anyday.

Twobs

[AudioJunkie79]

Great inspiration here. Thank you.

[strayferal]

these two videos totally rock me. love it

[petes2057]

inspiring!



[Elitronik]

cool all I need now is like 20 gs for a bunch of sick rack equipment

[TheOfficialCutzilla]

He drops the bass at 8:12

[presetsareforidiots]

ok most of this was well basic but the shaker @ the end is win :D

[brandon8905]

Cheers! Devil breathing was just what i needed for my latest track!

[SolarEnergyMusic]

the same effect you can have with grain delay in ableton live

[vanrok]

i love this vids,very inspiring.

[Mazord58]

Really cool and interesting stuff, loved it!

[flyingsoundmachine]

I enjoyed every minute of this. Most people just tinker with sounds built into soft synths already designed by some guy they've never met or even know of. People are always asking me, "hey, where can I get some cool samples?". I tell them the same thing every time. First, you need to learn about what sound is, then you need to learn about frequency. Learn some stuff about synthesis, filters and compression, and create your own sounds. It is a truly great feeling designing your own sounds.

[odinmp5]

@flyingsoundmachine man.. you are so right... !!! too bad no one follows that advice.

[OlstiMusic]

@flyingsoundmachine yes you're totaly right. but then again you are kinda wrong.

Of course a basement knowledge cannot hurt and creating sounds all by yourself is very fascinating. But to rebuild a great kickdrum that somebody else had made and you know you never gonna get a kick as good as that, is just "timewasting".

I mean you probably don't know how to build an active filter by your own right and why should you?

So better spend time on the topic where you are talented =)

[MacVaughn99]

*Groove or grove?

[MrRidisc]

and part 1?? lol



[flyingsoundmachine]

@MrRidisc Yeah, WTF, where's part 1 ??

[psynapsurfa]

i have been collecting FM mag, and CM mag for 4 year now... not every issue, but i have a few synths worth for sure, in fact hat is why i cut down on buying the magevery single month, to buy hard/soft/ware instead.. i still, every day, go thru my bookshelf and pick of issues to learn something... it has been my education. i love all the samples that cycle and groove crim make.. i rarely use them, but love the way they do it..so this clip is gold to me... this is how i strive to work.

[solo643]

Mother of hardware...

[bmd77]

Brilliant. lots of idea's

[dashtk]

Less than 5 mins in and I've learnt something. Now I (kinda) know how Jamiroquai made the beat in Twenty Zero One. Great! :)

[TranceElevation]

20:38 water!

[mobin11]

was trying to see what, if any, of that gear i have also, and the only thing i have is the chair he has LOL

from ikea!

[JumpVector1]

Thumbs up for "...Devil Breathing!"

[tokyojoe01]

Erm.. the RX11 was based on samples of acoustic drums... not FM synthesis!

[JumpVector1]

I so love this! I now have so many cool ideas to mix my sounds now!

[Brainbox97]

This is just genius

[Brainbox97]

This guy's middle name m

[BIM0X]

there are too much gears for a single guy ^^

[dopemcee]

lol...smart guy man..

some ppl just know how to think outside the box its really impressive

[DJFITTED]

this man knows his signal flow.. very impressive set up

[thegdfella4500]

this guy gave me nothing but a headache.

[DJReastro]

I have a pc , and cheap recording kit, I'm enough with that for now:D nice work :)

[TimoKlinger]

wow.

[Keenodnb]

very useful - he has a similar set up to me. I have Cubase and the Yamaha MSP5 monitors - love them to pieces.

[DNO221]

lol

[MsGoldplay]

THANKS FOR THE VIDEO !