Finishing Tracks | Band Members And Song Structure

[@py_a_thon]

You almost dropped this on 303 EST NYC time. Awesome. So much 303.

[@AnalogKitchen]

You know it! Thanks for watching dude!

[@py_a_thon]

@@AnalogKitchen I usually never mention other music on someone's channel yet I just kinda need to here. Search on youtube "Kx5 EDC Las Vegas 2022". This music(melodic techno) is absurdly beloved around the world, and you should check that out I think, if you have not already seen it. Kascade and Deadmau5 on the same stage. And damn...such a throwback sound going on. Melodic techno never left, yet now it is trending and evolving like woah.

[@jasonsearle2512]

I don’t understand why you aren’t getting so much more views! Thanks for all you have thought me🤛🤛🤛🤟

[@AnalogKitchen]

You’re welcome 😊 So spread the word! X

[@Robert_Babicz]

[@AnalogKitchen]

❤️

[@nobodyxxxxxxxx]

I absolutely love this guy's channel. Sooo many gold nuggets!

[@AnalogKitchen]

Thanks 🙏🏾

[@richtreloar]

Amazing video! Saved! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. Always inspiring! 🙏❤️

[@AnalogKitchen]

You are so welcome!

[@whendoesthisend]

I know my kick sucks when yours, on KZbin, sound awesome on my system. geez!

[@gminorcoles]

These are great tips. Adding the subsequent 37 was a master stroke also for your sound

[@AnalogKitchen]

Indeed it was. I also feel the extra power in the set now

[@davidsharpe6524]

Super helpful and very well explained. Enjoyed it. Thanks AK.

[@AnalogKitchen]

Glad you enjoyed it David. And thanks for your support!

[@michaelsorhaindo5167]

Kitchen club is looking wild! keep it up I'm in Utrecht so will definitely check it out soon..

[@AnalogKitchen]

Come check it out. Next weekend we’re on! Kry, Toff Chunks, Jelle Bolijn and many more

[@iszyman]

Fantastic video! 👍 So many great nuggets and thinking of your setup as your “band” is the best. 😎

[@AnalogKitchen]

Just made sense to structure it chat way. Now the focus can be on the roll they can play

[@DawlessHouseMusic]

Great footage from the Kitchen!

[@AnalogKitchen]

Bro that place… It’s like 1991 raves all over again

[@DawlessHouseMusic]

@@AnalogKitchen The crowd's organic reaction to watching someone make their techno live is giving me chills. You can feel that they know they are listening to the real person give them a real set of music they are crafting live. It's magic.

[@wackerburg]

That's a great video! I really enjoyed hearing about your tips from 2:32 👍 One question about the workflow with the mixer. You're overdriving all the channels at fader level, right? I am talking about pushing all faders to the +10 position and setting the volume relations with the gain knob. I have seen this before, not only with performing artists in electronic music like Paul Kalkbrenner or Octave One, but also from FoH mixers for regular bands. I understand that you gain a little more ease for performance reasons, just like with DJ mixers where the top fader position mostly represents 0 dB instead of the common +10dB we have with production mixers. But then all channels will have this 10db-lift even when you don't really need this. So gain staging is a little funky, mostly with the result of a higher noisefloor, is that correct? On the other hand, some mixers sound sound nice when being overdriven, but I'd want that on purpose rather than with this +10dB on EVERY channel. I'd really love to hear your input on this 🤓

[@holythursdayz7023]

Nice video brudda....i love the tunes you play at the start....also love that tune on the kitchen video... Feeling this tune....i need to get back soon...!!!! Peace.

[@AnalogKitchen]

When is you back brotha? We miss you!

[@holythursdayz7023]

@@AnalogKitchen I'm gonna drop you a line soon and we can chat.....would be great to get out in july..... Have a great party! Sad to miss it as its gonna BANG!!!! :)

[@kenziegunn4769]

Thanks for the knowledge! Always inspiring

[@AnalogKitchen]

And thank you for checking it out!

[@bohn_aus]

Amazing video as always homie, so many helpful insights

[@AnalogKitchen]

Appreciate it! Thank you!!

[@seanjones-diosdetechno6927]

thx found it ;)

[@AnalogKitchen]

Enjoy!

[@seanjones-diosdetechno6927]

one of my favorites btw, thx

[@lostipod12]

Just got an ERM Multiclock. One of my favorite features is the ability to turn on/off sequencers on measure boundaries, like what you're doing in the 'Bringing it all Together' section at kzbin.info/www/bejne/gn7YXpSPfMt6h68.

[@AnalogKitchen]

It's the best feature!

[@wackerburg]

Like Ableton Live for your hardware machinery :-) I also like the "Channel Dividers" feature lately. See page 13 in the manual -> e-rm.de/data/E-RM_multiclock_manual_EN.pdf

[@stefan3112]

You nailed it completely. The bass track 8 bars?

[@stefan3112]

sry, this was a comment to "killer pads"

[@alsoknownasTheo]

Random question, I see your rd-8 and I'm currently in the process of picking my first Analog drum machine and can't decide between the RD-8 and RD-9. My 80's DJ'ing history defaults to the RD-8 but my ears and 90's house keep taking me back to the RD-9. Need input and which would be better for a first machine. Love the sound of the RD-9 but the 5 extra sounds the RD-8 has (cow bell) will be missed. Help?

[@AnalogKitchen]

Well. Do u want to make Kraftwerk, Mantronix, Afrika Bambataa style tracks or do you want to make more Inner City, Derrick May kind sound. One can be more electro and one can be more techno/house. Let me know what you chose. Consider using samples first and recreate some of the above mentioned samples and see what feels natural to you

[@alsoknownasTheo]

@AnalogKitchen Kraftwerk, Man Parrish, Africa Bambataa would be Incredible and fun but Inner city, Derrick May, Jaydee, Chris Stussy, ATB would be more in line of my current focus. Which leads me to the RD-9. I want something stand alone away from needing a computer.

[@alsoknownasTheo]

@@AnalogKitchen thank you so much for your response and the content you post with your channel. I have really enjoyed watching and learning for what you do.

[@alsoknownasTheo]

@AnalogKitchen when you brought up looking at samples first i started looking at the MPC live, or is that overkill for a beginner?

[@AnalogKitchen]

@@alsoknownasTheo not at all! I would even recommend it!