alva noto on building his tracks

[@WhispersOfRuins]

Looks simple, but sounds complex and amazing

[@autecheee]

Ohh o he gave away his secrets! Now anyone with a laptop can create this music....so they say. Alva Noto is a unique sound alchemist

[@maurorondanini1468]

Esatto; non è così facile come si potrebbe pensare, comporre queste partiture. C'è tutto uno studio di sequenzialità delle frequenze e degli andamenti ritmici.

[@phoenelai]

Wow mind blown! Thanks for posting this always loved Alva Noto

[@autolysisrecords1821]

Thank you so much for posting this!

[@antonslavik9999]

Agreed

[@cesczong3055]

Thank you so so so much! Always wondered how he makes the sounds

[@jun0_]

this is wild revealing it layer by layer

[@gavinkerslake]

he is my hero.

[@KLI333-9]

THANK YOU SO MUCH MAN! FROM NOW, THE LIFE IS MEANINGLESS FOR ME..........

[@datadonascimento]

why would you conclude that from this footage?

[@GeorgeChipo]

I was there, it was at Prince Charles. An unforgettable day indeed.

[@yeetthebeet]

that hollow kick sound omg

[@arsenicbeats197]

Alva the best

[@yepyepyep8859]

Well, as i understand he uses this software for track building but not composing. The question is how he generates these sounds. I know some use raw data and some max, but whats the easiest way to create these sounds for Ikeda and Alva Noto type of tracks?

[@deniszaika9534]

I always thought he is using supercollider.

[@CxrlxsR]

I thought he used max msp all along

[@cleacleaclea8462]

Hello! Does anyone happen to know the name of the track he is deconstructing during the video? Sounds like something from the uni_ series

[@fliptheflunk]

It’s “Uni Dia”

[@cleacleaclea8462]

@@fliptheflunk amazing, thank you

[@m_oonquake]

legend

[@OsmonArtist]

🔥

[@oscilatordreaming]

Nice! Where I can to find the full video?

[@kloijhi]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWfYnHaMrM9sqcU

[@julianstarcatcher8711]

end nice!

[@dongraphon8993]

Name of daw pls

[@kloijhi]

its not a daw. its some Audacity type program on mac with custom writen script for ""vertical lines" to see bars. In longer original interview was mentioned

[@thelowcost1]

Hello, what's the software name?

[@kloijhi]

it was amadeus or something ("audacity" for mac opensource, so he "draw" a grid)

[@thelowcost1]

Karlis Vitols thanks!

[@antonslavik9999]

Karlis Vitols Thanks!

[@josefk5659]

Thanks for the video and software. Do you recommend any similar programs that are worth checking out?

[@josefk5659]

Oh my god. I just revisited this comment a year later and almost asked the same question without knowing I left the first comment. Help me.

[@judenihal]

not 24 bit 192 khz?

[@z-e-r-o-]

これは真似したくなるわ。すげー簡単そう…（失礼）

[@inaquiilarragorri]

no fucking way

[@waltwhitman7545]

knew these obtuse high-artform clicky techno types weren't doing nothing too complex or exciting

[@whatever-im5hi]

yeeaaah fucking throw em all of a goddamn ledge, mate if you knew, why didn't you tell everyone sooner?

[@BeatCapsule-ev4kh]

legend