Did you connect the 3630 directly to the 909 or is there a mixer in between and if so, which mixer did you use?

good tuto, but vocal samples not good for IDM atmospheric jungle

Absolutely beautiful sounds, simple but effective ❤

It has the pallete but the rhythm is wierd. its like its off or has too mnay conflicting elements.

So cool !!!

Brings back a few fuzzy memories lol

Nice. Perú.

Is the finished song not available in youtube?

It takes away overtones by doing this trick. I actually don’t like it.

Cool

This thing was made for broadcast radio that's why it's call program EQ and most fun the cut boost EQ trick was not even a normal legit way of using it , but as steem EQ or stereo mastering tool it's very powerfull...

J ai un t1 , le m1 x 2 en 88 notes. On ne se limite pas à 2 sons ...il y en a 200 , voir 400 avec les extensions. Et il y a nettement mieux en sons .

Great video and that swing on the drums is sensational mate 👏 only thing missing In my opinion is a nice snappy slapper of a clap.. but that’s personal preference of course.. I’ve made some tracks that infuse speed garage with hard house and they sound great together!

Great work and sounds you are showing us on this Legend. To me still one of the best VA’s of all time. I still have my Supernova II, which I will also keep forever.

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Sweet!

step 1: name this song raving luna chic / raving lunatic step 2: upload it somewhere step 3: revive gabber with this masterpiece!

Wow!!!!! I couldn't realize that legendary trance producers (and one of my favourite ones!!!)can ever make tutorials on youtube... just share their knowledge with people... honestly, when I saw the channel's name I couldn't believe that... thank you!!!! I'm absolutely impressed by it...

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Beautiful and informative video, keep up the good work!

Sorry new so idj the lexicon but what is a patch?

2:33 ooh I recognize that song from the radio ngl specifically by that sound in fact.

The beer was cold.

Glad I still have my S1000, can't believe I bought it 32 years ago. All my old 90's tracks were made with two S1000's. Nice track by the way!

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Amazing

Amazing that you took the time to do all this and give them away for free dude.. great work ❤ do you know what the stab sound from faithless - insomnia was? I can not find it anywhere but it led me to find this video and your stabs 😎👌

Sound of my childhood... :) It's quite authentic sounding, which is a rarity. So often people haven't really understood or have forgotten how 90's trance actually sounds like. And stuff they make sounds very 2005's... it's very simple though, but that's understandable, this is a "tutorial" type of a thing, and there's no reason to make it too elaborate. There was this golden age of this style where the productions became quire elaborate and had multiple parts and elements... but this is nice reminder of what we've lost :)

bossman

So 80's. The big problem with the D-20 is the back ground noise. Try making a four-layered string sound with saw-oscillators. My first synth bought on 15. september 1990.

Very good and down to earth tutorial, inspiring sounds and great foundation for future learning of synth sound sculpting. Many thanks Jonas👾💙

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CymowrungLayBonnzz!!

I just bought this today for 20 bucks at a yardsale don't really k ow to play but I'm sure this find was gold to me

I realize that this video and the previous one are talking about presets, but it's worth mentioning that Fairlight CMI used by Yes and The Art Of Noise (and many other bands) was owned by super-producer Trevor Horn, but almost exclusively played by J.J. Jeczalik, who was part of Horn's production team and his dedicated Fairlight guru. J.J. created a massive library of samples for the Fairlight - eventually releasing most of the popular ones on CDs. You can hear is work on the Fairlight on music by ABC, Frankie Goes To Hollywood, Grace Jones, Yes, The Art Of Noise, and many others - all acts connected to Trevor Horn.

Thank you so much for bringing us all this wonderful synthesis. I have my own collection of synths, korg r3. Motif xs6 , korg m1, novation SL 49mk2, fl studio 🎹🎵🎶🎹😊😊😊, m audio ... Plus loads of VSTs. I'm 72 years old but love this genre. Thank you so much for keeping this all alive. You are a very talented young man and I guess from your presentations , a really nice guy. Just sending thanks and appreciation. Keep it all coming. My very best to you Jonas MARK uk

khad de 303 en 505 🤗

What a great tutorial!

could you do a tutorial on other 80s sounds like dark/coldwave? or ebm??

I got my CS almost one year ago to the day, been in love with it ever since. This video blew my mind, I haven't even scraped its surface apparently. Bravo!

Gran trismo ish

the roland mks 50 has exactly the same sound patches?

Go my friend....good vibes here! & good vibes from the US east coast too! (its great to see someone doing what they love)

super comprehensive. love how you show how they might of made it back in the day, even keeping these in mind while producing just helps you learn new things great video

This is great! So much to learn from this 🙏

amazing synth.. but is DX7 is better?

awesome ! im curious do you know what early synths made the first Screech sounds ? cheers

9:54 * insert Sonic the Hedgehog breakdancing *

My second keyboard. Got it after my Juno 1 was stolen. Thanks for the trip back to my college years.

oh thats a great piano do you have a patch for that