My ADE KitchenClub Setup Walkthrough

[@chambre466]

thanks man, always a pleasure watching and listening to you

[@AnalogKitchen]

Glad you like it!

[@slim_pkns]

Love seeing and hearing the JP-08 get some love! Cheers!

[@AnalogKitchen]

Thanks for watching Mickey! Love!

[@LeMeAtOm]

love this, thank you as always for your content!

[@AnalogKitchen]

Thanks Liam, you’re a superstar. Thanks for being with us! We’ve hit 20k now!

[@LeMeAtOm]

20k, oh yes, oh yes! ❤🥳whoop whoop!! here's to the next 20k and beyond 🍾 @@AnalogKitchen

[@darrenmackay2536]

I would love to be this creative! You videos are always inspiring :)

[@AnalogKitchen]

Stay tuned for more!

[@toffchunks]

Amazing!!!!!!! Congrats!!!!

[@AnalogKitchen]

Thanks Toff

[@TheInterGalacticFederation]

useful info and inspiration thank you AK

[@AnalogKitchen]

Glad you like it! Thanks for watching!!

[@marcelsmoorenburg]

What a nice and educational episode in which you explain your working method during your most recent live set at Kitchen Club. Nice to see the JP-08. I've had my eye on that for a long time, but I'm actually hoping for an improved Roland boutique JP-08. Question: did you play all the loops and sound design (arpeggios, leads) on the Blackbox yourself and which synths did you use?

[@AnalogKitchen]

Most of them! Some are samples but as I’m creating sounds hybridly I’m using Serum, Diva, Nexus & Sylenth. I also use my OB 6 for pads and arps and use my Korg Monopoly and SH 101

[@marcelsmoorenburg]

@@AnalogKitchen Smart approach. I didn't know that you also use a DAW to produce or rather prepare a live set. I plan to use my Elektron Octatrack or Digitakt for those tasks, but still have plenty of work to do creating patches and melodies. But the Blackbox and the filters sound good and the advantage is that it takes up little space.

[@HeyAsh-xx5kw]

Man you really got that Dfam cooking!

[@AnalogKitchen]

Yessir! I’m really diggin it!

[@benpollard6335]

Epic

[@AnalogKitchen]

Thank you!

[@markikzelf1]

❤

[@AnalogKitchen]

😎

[@py_a_thon]

This style right here bro...would be so suitable for the correct movie(or videogame). Have you ever tried to score a film before? Even a half decent indie project for a film student graduate or something? I could see music like that jam working in an action movie, especially something like John Wick or something slightly sci-fi. I think you probably can if you wanted to and found the right project to work on. If I had any connections in that space I would absolutely recommend you. This is one of my favorite jams you have done tbh. That is choice. Thanks for the awesome music.

[@AnalogKitchen]

Wow. So happy you say that. I actually have a bucket list thing with movie/game/commercial music. A hard industry to tap into as it’s tightly knit and covered by institutions that mostly nurture their own cattle. There’s also a rights ownership game that’s being played sometimes. Nonetheless, I’d love to design atmosphere for a feature film 🍿. I might look at how thing could develop and how I can look at getting connected in that area. I’m getting more visible here so I guess that will also go somewhere. Thanks for commenting. You’ve rekindled that spark in me again.

[@py_a_thon]

@@AnalogKitchen Maybe you could time a gig somewhere where there is also a film festival going on, and then enjoy the film festival as a working vacation of sorts (and networking)? If you have the skill level you achieved and access to the kind of gear you have, I would think you should be able to get your foot in the door for some kind of film project. Also, you could try networking on the Unity3D and Unreal3D spaces, forums and stuff like that: although that would be a bit more difficult unless you were willing to work for revenue sharing or a fairly low rate. Game developers are generally very pleasant people to chill with either way, so networking at a videogame developement conference would possibly be fun. Perhaps you could also DJ an afterparty or something.

[@AnalogKitchen]

@@py_a_thon great tips I will look into!

[@py_a_thon]

@@AnalogKitchen Unity3D may still have offices and major development that occurs in Copenhagen. So they probably have some industry events and conventions there on occassion. I don't know too much about the industry, yet I would imagine networking is a huge part of it. If someone can get a few credits under their belt though, and something takes off as a commercial success...then it can definitely snowball a career in some ways. Good luck bro. You definitely have the skills and gear for the task, yet it may be difficult to make bank on it very quickly.

[@py_a_thon]

@@AnalogKitchen Perhaps fortuitously: 7:07 in your video is the moment of music I was referencing lol.

[@stephenroldan5107]

What's clocking? Good stuff.

[@AnalogKitchen]

RK008 is clocking. RK006 is distributing

[@stephenroldan5107]

@@AnalogKitchen I thought so. Seems real tight.

[@stephenroldan5107]

Kitchen club is the oldest goth club in Miami since the 80s

[@AnalogKitchen]

I live goth clubs. Might do a show there then hahha

[@py_a_thon]

@@AnalogKitchen I would imagine your Radiohead remix that sounds like if NiN made melodic techno and dark rave...would probably play well in some goth/industrial style spaces for sure.

[@py_a_thon]

@@AnalogKitchen My bad. You covered the song 100% from scratch, not remixed it. Common language error.

[@MaxVersace]

O ja, leuk! Ik wilde nog vragen hoe je dat had gedaan met de 303

[@AnalogKitchen]

En was het helder voor je?

[@MaxVersace]

Niet helemaal. Ik vroeg me vooral af denk ik of je de patterns van tevoren hebt ingeprogrammeerd. En als ik het goed begrijp krijgt die dus wel de clock en de start/stop vanuit de 909 midi out?

[@effiksmusic]

I couldn’t tune my oscillator on the fly. Thankfully I have quantisers in Eurorack.

[@AnalogKitchen]

Yes that’s helpful. It did x my mind but it’s much like tuning a guitar really