Everything you said about creation and the group experience makes me really wish games like guitar hero and rock band would eventually evolve into something like this- a way for groups of people to collaborate on something truly musical, without needing a ton of experience to for it to sound pleasant
Well done dude, we can all carry an entire orchestra in a rucksack and you've really broken new ground to use the same brain to pull people together. Let's face it Karaoke is a ton of fun, but this is better.
god everything your doing is good but... your face... just... i just wanna hit you.. im sorry man idk what it is but, i wanna plow that face with my fist. cool machine though though but... like i said i just wanna punch you in the face
I've been watching your video, and I'm really impressed by your setups. You are a real midi routing master. Congrats! I am still working out my ideal performance setup. I have been able to successfully DJ/Produce with Ableton and reason, although I would really like to make music live for an extended period of time. I am getting some great ideas from you.
not if they all have a good sense of rythm and question answer ideas, don't have to be a musician , get 8 brazilians together and they would do wonders.
Pretty cool idea actually, not sure how it would work in practice though. Might just be a bunch of noises without much synergy - I mean 8 different samplers all scratching / tweaking at the same time is kind of a lot
I'm at a loss to see why some people are not only missing the point, but missing the whole concept. If you look at some of his OTHER videos and shows around the WORLD, you will understand it took years for him to program a system that would interact harmonically as well as with HIS creative effect assignments. Its not just taking apart a F*****G midi controller. Basketball is just putting a ball in a hoop, Michael phelps is just a pool guy right? He innovates. Do it better or SHUT UP!!
@wtcbd to assign a button/knob, you click the midi thing, click what you wanna program to a knob, then turn the knob, turn off the midi thing. vuala. lol... "program a system that would..." u must not use ableton.
With electronic music its easy as hell on the final layer, unless you want to do some crazy shit. The pain in the ass is the organising and preparation. You've done a really innovative creation here. Making it so all the aspects of the music is mapped out to the final layer probley makes it easy and a hell of alot of fun. Well done mate
this is literally the best thing ever...haha well maybe on youtube anyway...
seriously impressed. ive been a producer for years, very much into ableton and trying to get more into the programming side of using reaktor. you've really done something good here, i completely agree the social aspect of music making is sorely lacking in electronic genres.
this is a clever step in a good direction.
big ups.
ps ignore the ignorant comments, they obviously have no idea.
its seems like everybody is getting the wrong idea, people just look at it like guitar hero or rockband, its really no diffrent its to take non musicians and let them have fun with music, isn't that what music is supposed to be about to have fun. Its not supposed to be a serious music making machine.
geesh some of you guys need to leave the house and get out more and have fun.
Ok So if Its So Easy we're going to see an exact replica designed by you on a website with a video with all teh software setup the same way he did. I'll wait. I'll even give you 90 days to do it. doulos 24 I am talking to you. Since you hae more talent and skill then this guy I'm sure that you wouldn't mind showing that skill at Winter Music festival or Namm right? I'll be waiting for the youtube video to be posted in response to MOLDOVER's. Did I mention he's on the front of Novations website?
I think it's really cool what he's doing but he did say it himself--with technology today it's all so easy. And it is. Not to knock it tho--obv a lot of work and time was come it and it looks hella fun which is at least half the point. Nice work.
To all of you holier than thous, what are you doing musically besides smack talking a guy who is motivated enough to blaze his own trail and make music, art installations, modded controllers, etc.? "...it's nothing more than a glorified midi setup." misses the point and contains an unintended compliment: it IS a pro audio setup. It's an art installation you cretin. Why don't you come up with something original on that scale and make it happen? I'm sure that you could.
It's like an exhibit at the Science Museum. Kids must love it. Seriously though, running that many clips together at the same time sounds like crap regardless of the software auto matching the key and the tempo. Anybody with a copy of Reason and controllers can do this. It wouldn't even take 8 if you split the controller up into sections. So kudos for actually doing something interesting..but groundbreaking? Nah...
It's not so much the fact that the system *can* exist, as the fact that it's a public installation which allows people to make music in what (to the general public) is an interesting and novel fashion, imo.
I'd say this would be best used at like a Chuckie Cheese, but take this into a pro audio environment and it's nothing more than a glorified midi setup.
i'm not gonna lie.. i like glorified midi set ups! it's really creative, and there's a hell of a lot of preparation gone into this... its pretty boring just cracking along with an oxygen 8 or something like that.. its wicked that they've been modded cos it makes them into instruments rather than just generic and confusing maps.. pretty neat moldover!
I find a problem that he's calling a bunch of midi controllers assigned to Reaktor HIS creation. Reaktor and Ableton was DESIGNED for things like this.
He did not create the hardware or software, just manipulated it. As well, does any user get to increase the sample bank, or synth bank? No.
This shit is no different than setting up a room at guitar center.
well...its the same thing with turntablism and DJing these guys don't "create" the music likewise he did not create the hardware nor the software...and DJs don't "play" their turntables...if you see it that way you should have a problem with DJs calling the music they mix together their own "creation" aswell...this whole topic is a bit tricky, but i understand whats bugging you.
My thing is, turntables were created to play one record at a time, somebody came along, used two at a time, blended beats and we ended up calling it turntablism OVER TIME.
This guy though, uses software and hardware MADE just for what he's doing and wants to coin a term like he created the whole shabang.
The only thing he's contributing is to DIY midi controller remodeling.
I'm not questioning the musicianship, it's just, I can make the same music without taking apart my midi controller.
IT IS LIKE THE MUSIC IS NO MORE ART, IT IS MORE LIKE PROFESSION...LIKE CONSTRUCTOR WORKER.....I DON SEE ANY SOUL.....JUST A EASY WAYS TO CONTROL SOUNDS......THAT is STUPIDDDD
does it not sound like musical dirrhea with 8 ppl playing at once? even tho each station snaps to the same beat? good work tho man, always nice to bring ppl together and music is a great way to do that.
Hope to see a lot more stuff like this out soon... especially something like a fully electronic band playing like this. Absolutely brilliant man. keep it coming!
It's not just Ableton. Native Instruments Reaktor seems to be the core of the system. It's a custom made softsynth that plays different loops all in sync (EASY IN REAKTOR!), each keyboard controls it through a different midi channel (ch 1-8). Then it appears to be rewired into Ableton for output processing and some final master stage effect, which I assume because Ableton doesn't seem to have a lot going on.
Man, these should be in arcades. Bet my ass people would bunch up on these things bigtime. Problem is that people would most likely have to pay cash to "play". Which would be kinda lame. cause when a guys time is up, the bass fades away :D "hey, we need a bass player over here!" hehe.
wowwowo sexyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy i like it!! i whant this
TheUrbanaStyle 4 months ago
Dude, that was cool. very innovative!
h3lm92 1 year ago
Everything you said about creation and the group experience makes me really wish games like guitar hero and rock band would eventually evolve into something like this- a way for groups of people to collaborate on something truly musical, without needing a ton of experience to for it to sound pleasant
DemascoNY 1 year ago
Well done dude, we can all carry an entire orchestra in a rucksack and you've really broken new ground to use the same brain to pull people together. Let's face it Karaoke is a ton of fun, but this is better.
wentbackward 1 year ago
congratulations, you can use ableton.
bpatey12 1 year ago
this is genius!!!
mimaxworld 1 year ago
what a fucking inovater, i love it! i've just started using ableton and this has just blown me away to see the possabilities!
theinfinate 1 year ago
when having 8 people at once, it sounds like a bunch of mush.
typeanoise 1 year ago
right on wtcbd, i agree whole heartedly. if you cant do it better or have something just as cool shut the f--k up and go back to yr hole.
deadlover73 1 year ago
hobbesthecat7 u;re a fucking cock sucker and u're ....aa...gues what ..an idiot!
Cracadesubcur 1 year ago
god everything your doing is good but... your face... just... i just wanna hit you.. im sorry man idk what it is but, i wanna plow that face with my fist. cool machine though though but... like i said i just wanna punch you in the face
hobbesthecat7 1 year ago
@hobbesthecat7 wow dude.. go punch yourself.
Sirch100precent 1 year ago
@hobbesthecat7 Yeah we got it, you're gay. Now shut the hell up.
pimptastic13 1 year ago
this is kick-ass and must of taken a lot of hard graft, excellent work!
Ianmundo 1 year ago
I've been watching your video, and I'm really impressed by your setups. You are a real midi routing master. Congrats! I am still working out my ideal performance setup. I have been able to successfully DJ/Produce with Ableton and reason, although I would really like to make music live for an extended period of time. I am getting some great ideas from you.
djstory 1 year ago
Its ideas like this tha make my day! Thanks beardyman for fiding this to me!
tunespt 2 years ago
sissy....word.....good shiizz mate love the vid
xXsamurai36methodsXx 2 years ago
Ingenious! Bringing the people together to perform as one...amazing!
CamBL3s 2 years ago
noble cause man i agree 100 %
SkeletinProductions 2 years ago
what an incredible idea!
JaceInman 2 years ago
not if they all have a good sense of rythm and question answer ideas, don't have to be a musician , get 8 brazilians together and they would do wonders.
cumbialeal 2 years ago
Pretty cool idea actually, not sure how it would work in practice though. Might just be a bunch of noises without much synergy - I mean 8 different samplers all scratching / tweaking at the same time is kind of a lot
P0cketfull0fsunshine 2 years ago
this is very smart actually :)
mirelasidofarekokrra 2 years ago
he is routing 8 seperate midi controllers through a single laptop with ableton live. i wish i thought of this lol
shoes320 2 years ago
such awesome simplified yet powerful concepts!
RamzGT 2 years ago
Great stuff. Really good idea well executed :)
timexile 2 years ago
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ninipppe 2 years ago
My head explodes at the wonder of this!! Every Museum, School and Music lad should have one of these.
Moldover, you are amazing. I feel like I'm witnessing the birth of the next Ray Kurzweil.
PaulRayIsMe 2 years ago
poor old oxygen keyboards....
varadioxbon 2 years ago
best fucking thing ever
decmasta 2 years ago
This needs to be in schools everywhere!
xiro0999 2 years ago 2
anyone remember "jam mode" on music 2000 ps1? not a new idea but very cool!
jammer496 2 years ago
I'm at a loss to see why some people are not only missing the point, but missing the whole concept. If you look at some of his OTHER videos and shows around the WORLD, you will understand it took years for him to program a system that would interact harmonically as well as with HIS creative effect assignments. Its not just taking apart a F*****G midi controller. Basketball is just putting a ball in a hoop, Michael phelps is just a pool guy right? He innovates. Do it better or SHUT UP!!
wtcbd 2 years ago 21
so you're saying that only people with more skill are allowed to have opinions?
johnisfaster 2 years ago
@wtcbd to assign a button/knob, you click the midi thing, click what you wanna program to a knob, then turn the knob, turn off the midi thing. vuala. lol... "program a system that would..." u must not use ableton.
Nickydisko 1 year ago
sweet as a nut bruv
johncalcinotto 3 years ago
the furmen seems a little overkill
waxcanbile 3 years ago
With electronic music its easy as hell on the final layer, unless you want to do some crazy shit. The pain in the ass is the organising and preparation. You've done a really innovative creation here. Making it so all the aspects of the music is mapped out to the final layer probley makes it easy and a hell of alot of fun. Well done mate
mattysen 3 years ago
this is literally the best thing ever...haha well maybe on youtube anyway...
seriously impressed. ive been a producer for years, very much into ableton and trying to get more into the programming side of using reaktor. you've really done something good here, i completely agree the social aspect of music making is sorely lacking in electronic genres.
this is a clever step in a good direction.
big ups.
ps ignore the ignorant comments, they obviously have no idea.
integer22 3 years ago
its seems like everybody is getting the wrong idea, people just look at it like guitar hero or rockband, its really no diffrent its to take non musicians and let them have fun with music, isn't that what music is supposed to be about to have fun. Its not supposed to be a serious music making machine.
geesh some of you guys need to leave the house and get out more and have fun.
xsquizet 3 years ago
thats cool, looks like fun
walikai 3 years ago
Ok So if Its So Easy we're going to see an exact replica designed by you on a website with a video with all teh software setup the same way he did. I'll wait. I'll even give you 90 days to do it. doulos 24 I am talking to you. Since you hae more talent and skill then this guy I'm sure that you wouldn't mind showing that skill at Winter Music festival or Namm right? I'll be waiting for the youtube video to be posted in response to MOLDOVER's. Did I mention he's on the front of Novations website?
zaphyman 3 years ago
I think it's really cool what he's doing but he did say it himself--with technology today it's all so easy. And it is. Not to knock it tho--obv a lot of work and time was come it and it looks hella fun which is at least half the point. Nice work.
djdiggla 3 years ago
To all of you holier than thous, what are you doing musically besides smack talking a guy who is motivated enough to blaze his own trail and make music, art installations, modded controllers, etc.? "...it's nothing more than a glorified midi setup." misses the point and contains an unintended compliment: it IS a pro audio setup. It's an art installation you cretin. Why don't you come up with something original on that scale and make it happen? I'm sure that you could.
darryllicht 3 years ago 2
This comment has received too many negative votes show
kids toys do the same thing so thee kids can play around and sound good this takes zero skill and zero tallent
doulos24 3 years ago
i think you're missing the point..
theobvious32 2 years ago
It's like an exhibit at the Science Museum. Kids must love it. Seriously though, running that many clips together at the same time sounds like crap regardless of the software auto matching the key and the tempo. Anybody with a copy of Reason and controllers can do this. It wouldn't even take 8 if you split the controller up into sections. So kudos for actually doing something interesting..but groundbreaking? Nah...
cranie4 3 years ago
Thank you, yes.
those who know nothing about it are impressed.
But once you learn, or if you already know about this stuff you will find its just typical midi to software setup. Big whoop.
doctorrin 3 years ago
It's not so much the fact that the system *can* exist, as the fact that it's a public installation which allows people to make music in what (to the general public) is an interesting and novel fashion, imo.
bvanoudtshoorn 3 years ago
I'd say this would be best used at like a Chuckie Cheese, but take this into a pro audio environment and it's nothing more than a glorified midi setup.
doctorrin 3 years ago
i'm not gonna lie.. i like glorified midi set ups! it's really creative, and there's a hell of a lot of preparation gone into this... its pretty boring just cracking along with an oxygen 8 or something like that.. its wicked that they've been modded cos it makes them into instruments rather than just generic and confusing maps.. pretty neat moldover!
theobvious32 2 years ago
WHEEEEW! I wanna play with this one :D
Nicuu2000 3 years ago
the meters
Th3SundanceKid 3 years ago
I find a problem that he's calling a bunch of midi controllers assigned to Reaktor HIS creation. Reaktor and Ableton was DESIGNED for things like this.
He did not create the hardware or software, just manipulated it. As well, does any user get to increase the sample bank, or synth bank? No.
This shit is no different than setting up a room at guitar center.
doctorrin 3 years ago
well...its the same thing with turntablism and DJing these guys don't "create" the music likewise he did not create the hardware nor the software...and DJs don't "play" their turntables...if you see it that way you should have a problem with DJs calling the music they mix together their own "creation" aswell...this whole topic is a bit tricky, but i understand whats bugging you.
Th3SundanceKid 3 years ago
My thing is, turntables were created to play one record at a time, somebody came along, used two at a time, blended beats and we ended up calling it turntablism OVER TIME.
This guy though, uses software and hardware MADE just for what he's doing and wants to coin a term like he created the whole shabang.
The only thing he's contributing is to DIY midi controller remodeling.
I'm not questioning the musicianship, it's just, I can make the same music without taking apart my midi controller.
doctorrin 3 years ago
IT IS LIKE THE MUSIC IS NO MORE ART, IT IS MORE LIKE PROFESSION...LIKE CONSTRUCTOR WORKER.....I DON SEE ANY SOUL.....JUST A EASY WAYS TO CONTROL SOUNDS......THAT is STUPIDDDD
nas032 3 years ago
You're right but I suggest that you're talking about some people in the pop music industry. This video is just a different form of creativity.
lukagerm 3 years ago
great!
metalliNERD 3 years ago
Man that was brilliant.I've learned so much in such little time.
Thank you
rcb123
ronaldb7 3 years ago
NIIIIIICEEEEEEEeeee
okachobee 3 years ago
Genius, that would be so much fun at a party
LeJoker88 3 years ago
does it not sound like musical dirrhea with 8 ppl playing at once? even tho each station snaps to the same beat? good work tho man, always nice to bring ppl together and music is a great way to do that.
stringshredda 3 years ago 2
@stringshredda we hate him because he has no talent, but all the motivation in the world. but hey man motivation is what counts.. but.. ugh...
Nickydisko 1 year ago
THANKS FOR THE EDUCATION! keep up the great work man!
percentius 3 years ago
absolute genius!
renegadetrip 3 years ago
so sickkkkkkkkkk
marine0302 3 years ago
That is amazing. Good on moldover for coming up with such an innovative musical invention.
sandytheeskimodj 3 years ago
lol its that song from ferris buelers day off
darpguy 3 years ago
whats the name of that song he took the 3 part bass line from at 3:16? i remember it from back in the day but cant think of the name =]
gvillez 3 years ago
It's a song called "oh Yeah"....but i have no idea who makes it.Found it on an old compilation tape i had.
Titled: "Summer '89"
hope this helps..
downundabruthahood 3 years ago
Yelo - Oh Yeah
holdmyhobo 2 years ago
reckon i saw both Skeeter [Canada] and Zip le Robot [France] playing on that thing in this clip !
whoot !
Hexadecibels 3 years ago
Would make a sic plug-in or stand alone but i guess that'd defeat the hands on/community fun. Nice.
uptoenail 3 years ago
That crossfading is SO fun !! Cool, it made me smile a lot
funkydafunker 3 years ago
HOLY FUCKING SHIT THATS AWESOME
SULLYEEE475 3 years ago
Who are you and why aren't you a superstar? Your videos are blowing my mind right now.
germania1 3 years ago 7
ABLETON LIVE = "Brain"
LIVE and midi control keyboards = too much time
bobthabomber 3 years ago
Hope to see a lot more stuff like this out soon... especially something like a fully electronic band playing like this. Absolutely brilliant man. keep it coming!
K1ngSlayer 3 years ago
What he says at 4:00 is so true.
cthulufunk 3 years ago
Yeah man! Brilliant!!!!!!!
chrisbuonovideos 3 years ago
FANTASTIC INSPIRATIONAL INSTALLATION!
GREAT WORK!understatment.....ABSOLUTELY OUTRAGIOUS!!!!!
Remixing masterwerks!!!!!!!!!
AMOKIAN 3 years ago
Ableton Live, a Computer, Addictive drums, and some audio loops
comprehensively put togerther though, this guys,where its at with Ableton control
MrRivaz 3 years ago
What software, vsts, loops (audio material) , interfaces you used here?
vadim9687 3 years ago
I know for a fact Native Instruments Reaktor is one of the VST's used.
bentosan 3 years ago
(!)
AppA 4 years ago
Fucking brilliant!
Hats off!
davidbrun 4 years ago
how clever
nativeops 4 years ago
BRAVO!
citizenmanu 4 years ago
THANKYOU FOR SUCH A FUN IDEA.. creative is as creative does..covers all aspects of contemporary sound design ... Excellent .
catscratchass 4 years ago 2
Fucking awesome!!!!!! where are you setting up next. I see you're from Rockville maybe you could perform @ Sonar here in Baltimore ?????
subversive 4 years ago
i played it!!
xmike615x 4 years ago
Neat!
qzdt 4 years ago
It's not just Ableton. Native Instruments Reaktor seems to be the core of the system. It's a custom made softsynth that plays different loops all in sync (EASY IN REAKTOR!), each keyboard controls it through a different midi channel (ch 1-8). Then it appears to be rewired into Ableton for output processing and some final master stage effect, which I assume because Ableton doesn't seem to have a lot going on.
pulseforce 4 years ago
Man, these should be in arcades. Bet my ass people would bunch up on these things bigtime. Problem is that people would most likely have to pay cash to "play". Which would be kinda lame. cause when a guys time is up, the bass fades away :D "hey, we need a bass player over here!" hehe.
ronnysoeberg 4 years ago
top work! you deserve a crunchy bar!
jrwilliams 4 years ago
god bless ableton! great idea!
setantii 4 years ago
LoV n tHE ideA bLoKE...alT MEDIA thE beST EVer
LeaH C
xDEADBEATSx 5 years ago
You got a new fan ;)
moebiuz 5 years ago
What a creative idea!!!
Nijnvenijn 5 years ago
I want 1,but then I`d need friends ,boo hoo
johnwally 5 years ago
Absolutely immense! Such an amazing idea! Congratulations
foofango 5 years ago
Very awesome.. come set one up in my apartment
psyconius 5 years ago
AMAZING!!! I WANNA LEARN HOW TO MASH !!! I just bought Albeton Live so im excited =P
Hasouni 5 years ago
Very impressive!! Looks like a ton of fun!! Nice informative video!! - Peace
gershy101 5 years ago
very professional! thanks for sharing/explaining your work
chuwie80 5 years ago
Fucking brilliant man! Well done!
theheadthumper 5 years ago
One word: AMAZING!!!
soguy 5 years ago
Fantastic!
nurseroufentag 5 years ago