The Prodigy, the first people to create jungle Charley was the first everybody else copied after 🙌😎

I've always wanted 2 attempt to make this sound in a stab style like the one in brockie & ed solo's sleeping giant track.. I'm about to try in retrolouge 2.. do you think its possible to get that sound in retrolouge 2? Would love 2 see a video of you doing this in retrolouge

You're definitely not the first in the world who make this sound.

Mine sounds nothing like this, does anyone have the preset download?

Nice

Kudos, one of the best jungle tunes ever, respect due

Loving your channel! Love my happy hardcore/old skool music. got into it around 92 and still obsessed with the music and the scene today!

What happened man?

This is easy to make in fm8 or Dx7 V, I make UKBounce lol

Did this happen yet? Been checking back for about a year haha

Can you still get the samples ?

Sir owen, did you know KORG uses this ,pretty dam close, on the modwave 2022... korg ganked your patch bro! Noice u da man

Great man! Was fun to recreate it on the Virus B

National curriculum material right ere

Are you Hattrixx by any chance... I think I've seen your name as a producer on some vinyls before!

The expierence is 1 of my fav albums from them. Good memories

Dope sound ❤

If only every tutorial for the synth was like this. It's incredible to have an explation as to why a certain knob is tweaked instead of "we set x to yy%..." the biggest of ups

Top

Love your tutorials Owen, I hope you are inspired to make more of them. Learning how to reproduce the sounds I love on synths/plugins I can afford really helped re-kindle my passion for producing music. FWIW - I would have no problem watching adverts if you change your mind about monetising your YT channel.

Appreciate your input, thanks

thanks a lot

tutorial? 👀

GOOD JOB, we actually made the donk (Bamboo Bass) with an old Yamaha TX81Z

The way you explain the synth process is helpful. You explain the nature of the sound & the origin + you’re transparent about the variables and you don’t just suggest an arbitrary setting to copy.

You know what my man? Another (big thing) from Klubbheads are their SG Bass that they used multiple times in the productions. Are you able to pull that off? Examples are: Klubbheads - Raise Your Hands (Club Mix) Boys R Us - In My Mind (Greenfield Mix)

where did you get the pad from

respect dude, loving your work... thanks for sharing.

I'm doing exactly everything you do up until the 2 minute mark and it sounds completely different. It sounds a lot less crisp and a lot more "blurred." I found that turning the transpose a couple octaves more down helps but it still doesn't sound the same. Could you help me? Does it matter that I'm using Ableton 12?

Roland always makes hits

Speak for yourself bro… most music I record is with real instruments and are multi mic’d! So linear phase EQ is of utmost importance… That’s literally the only way to keep music fresh and alive…

Pleeease show us how you did it.

Not sure if you will see this, but sitting at my dingy night shift job and just blasted through this EQ series! You have such an engaging, friendly, passionate way of speaking and teaching, it's so commendable, had a blast watching it all and learnt a lot along the way! Hope all is good with you man, big ups

hey bro, ive been waiting for this tutorial cant wait :)

Eagerly waiting on your videos Owen :)

The break beat is fresh prince of bel air soundtrack!!! YOU KNOW THAT!!!

Come back

Thanks!

Thanks a lot! I was considering buying an alpha juno just because of this sound... But then I found this! Awesome, man! In the 90's besides the Gabber stuff there were a lot of jungle/breakcore records where you would hear on nearly every track a hoover combined with an Amen break, haha.. Greetings from Germany..

Sound nice, but when?? 😃

Man you got it super close. The original Reese bass was created on the Casio CZ-5000 for anyone curious.

Just watching this now in Jan 2024 and 🤯 - taking me all the way back - great work 🏆

mf sidechained his facecam

Quality vids Owen, your video editing skills are on point too mate, hope your doing well, had the pleasure of having a curry with you and vibes and a few other peeps in the balti cottage in sunny Dagenham, I didn’t know much about you then barring you were making some hot tracks with vibes, after seeing your tutorial vids I’m convinced you are a Jedi Mensa! Keep up the good work mate, that dread bass remake you did was awesome!

I really like the sound of oldskool rave and those breakbeats, and your tutorials are great, I've been trying to make Atmospheric Drum and Bass, Hardcore Breaks, Techno-Rave, and other such genres and styles lately, so hopefully in the future you'll be able to come up with some more videos on the subject to guide us in making music. Junglist massive and Hardcore will never die!!!

Sounds good but I've noticed that a speed (frequency) of pulsation heavy depends on the note being played which often is not good.Tried to get rid of this in retrologue but failed. Try C2 note and D2 one by one back and forth and you clearly hear the difference in pulsation.

Well Owen, Wow.!!! Absolutely Amazing. I am blown away with both your choice of piano classics and also your understanding of them and the skills used to portray the nuances in the art of the chord arrangements. Very good job which has left me looking forward to viewing more of your work. Thank you Brother 👏🙏👏

Hi Owen, I write this comment before I even listen/watch this video. This is because you have chosen one of my favourite records of the era, and definitely my favourite Prodigy Record. Great choice. I will further comment after watching/listening to your video 👍

Good tutorial. Historical note, though: on the original Alpha Juno patch, it was done with PWM on a SAWTOOTH, which you can also reproduce with Serum.