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Thanks to DJ Danny and Sinee with this amazing episode ❤❤❤

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Thanks Danny Wabbit ❤ and SINEE team for this awesome episode ❤

you are bloody genius in sound design damn!!!!!

You might be a genius

Seen a bunch of tutorials on this subject but took some nice tips from this. Thanks!

Oscar Mulero entered the room

Awesome!

Thank you 🙏

Aren't you tempted to drop everything into a box? Last time I saw oor Nigel play (as Nocturnal Emissions) he just used a laptop & iPad. I very much enjoy having the patch cable & many-knobs UI in a controlled environment, but doing it live sounds very scary.

Cables! I have issues thanks to my music room having a leaking roof, until recently my dog would pee on things (now pup-barriered) and rodents pee/nibble. This is at home, dread to think of live.

Great feedbacks! 😊 It was really interesting to listen to your thoughts on the tracks. Loved the detailed insights!

This is so good please make more tutorials like these :)

She really needs to make more videos. I love what she makes and it’s amazing how she blends her sounds.

First, track punchy as hell, I don't believe there is a wrong kick , if it works, it works.

„Sogno il segno del cigno“ means „dreaming the dream of the swan“ in italian 😉

Great knowing how top quality producers like this guys would resolve a track. Love you Anne

great video as usual from Marc Faenger and sinee

The ML-185 sequencer and Ableton lives chord tool are pure cold for techno producers and verry usefull like this tutorials thanks

Your a techno producer harry

46:20 - Robert, your story about waking up at a club on a Tuesday with this kind of very dry, quirky techno made me laugh so hard. But also because I have the same memories buried deep into my brain. 'Shit in a good way' 😂

Who is this in this tutorial? Would like to watch more from him. Thanks

très intéressant

Pretty useful thanks for sharing :)

happy holidays all

1:31:00 ... thats got to be a cat purring :D love it

yooo would you mind sharing the pack/kit used for the drumss btw ur insaneee 🔥

we need an extra clip for tip no. 2 😂

Thanks guys, enjoyed this, very helpful 👌

2:21:30 2:21:30 2:21:30

Hartcore kick drum an Re much Work in... @general fuyble !... German Guy... Maybe! Das

Excellent

creative asf thanks

Some great tips, very inspirational, thanks!

You make some nasty Techno. Awesome work! 😎

That was good, thanks:)

what are those metering and stereo image plugins you are using?

appreciate you guys doing all of this in English.. but brother Raffaele couldn't get his points across properly and I feel bad for him..

Excellent ! Really great and easy explains. For me, as a non english guy, much appreciated :) Even if I'm not on Ableton, pretty much enjoyed these great and useful tips. Thanks guys.

Lol did you delete the rack? Is there a way to get it back into rack form?

Awesome tips there , the bassline ideas on the drift has cleared up a few issues i was having with moving sub bass lines 😎

they gonna huck you

I'm not sure I'm ready to get that intimate with Mr Joey Blush

English is good. Sound is awesome. What you should have done is to record when you made the layers and explain how you think. For example when you EQ out bad freq and so on. This was of course interesting as well.

Seasoned VCV Rack user here. This is both astonishingly simple and inspiring, the velocity to FM trick is particularly nice. Keep up the great work.

Thank you

thanks 4 the video and please, we would like another video for your layers

Oh I like the sound.

would love to have a video on differents ways of processing thru busses - whats the differences between using group busses and return and how to bounce them for mixing &mastering stems sesh . - do you use return parallel compression for kick and bass thru arrangement then bounce (glued) together for <stems mix session> or you wait to process those via buss while doing the stem mix ? everything regarding busses and comparing ways of getting to roma :D thanks guys