David Guetta on Daft Punk's Studio 🎧🤖

[@Modjev310]

David : where is the studio ? Thomas : I'm the studio 😎

[@bgianmarco]

❤😂

[@LVI66]

Literally 😂😂😂

[@alteroccatv]

Soooooooooo trueeeeeeeeeeeee

[@anchorheavenonearth]

This is why I respect David Guetta. A) He is an old head in the scene B) Humility is a trait he carries C) Dedication to the music

[@hobsido7655]

D) Georges Floyd shoutout

[@RYSHU20]

​@@hobsido7655 deedadeedyededodo

[@1wibble230]

he literally can't produce though, he has a million ghost producers who make his stuff

[@illkissyourightnow]

⁠@@hobsido7655 E) *i have a dream*

[@manwithnoname2355]

@@1wibble230nowadays yeah, but the old stuff was all him.

[@boundarysentinel4181]

You know you’re oldAF when you hear a legend in the scene talking about legends of the scene. Glorious

[@producertech]

Legends indeed!

[@Kalan.93]

Guetta is no legend he sucks

[@snatch4238]

You sucks man​@@Kalan.93

[@kemosabbee2448]

@@Kalan.93did you not take your medicine today like you were supposed to?

[@Jhonatan5]

I wouldn't consider David a legend, but he is definitely a really nice guy. But his music were pretty much commercial stuff that you listen on the radio on a daily basis, nothing that really stands out.

[@bwest6275]

That’s a hard realization to come to grips with. Props for him to be truthful 👍

[@Nefariousbig]

You realise this isn't him being humble but him validating his success after this story, yes?

[@30_sum]

"This is it" 😃.... immediate reality check 😂

[@PaulChapman1bz]

During an early live performance daft punk made a track on the fly when a plug became half disconnected causing a heavy transient buzz. The crowd went nuts and the boys just went with it

[@pmin5554]

What was the track’s name?

[@PaulChapman1bz]

@@pmin5554 I can't remember matey. Old and frazzled now. iirc that little nugget was featured on a BBC4 music documentary about them (and later covered their work with Nile Rogers) . The gig was on home turf and they were still so unknown they played as "themselves" without disguise. The pre homework years

[@Onchyst]

@@pmin5554 legend says thats how they made Rollin' n Scratchin'

[@hate6crew6death6roll]

i remember seeing it as part of one of the documentary's around their intro into daft punk for them - its funny you just hear one part completely cut out n the one time you seem to see one 'panic' but then a kinda rhythm comes out of it - then you see the lightbulb above their head as he's bent round the back of their vinyl - and a proper melody! I haven't seen anything like it bar stuff from a local vinylist but none of them would think of using one of the sounds of a faulty cable LIVE

[@jordanmeliani353]

@@pmin5554Couldn’t tell you the track’s name however you can read this tale from a producer named EatsEverything. If you type his name and itw daft punk you should find it.

[@Krmyas]

Respect for his honesty on that.

[@The1stPistolSniper]

It is absolutely bonkers the lengths that Daft Punk went through to make their own sound. It's like the "lick" that ABBA made with "Gimme Gimme Gimme (Man After Midnight)" and you wonder how the hell do you make something like this?

[@dragankostic26]

Easy

[@kyleadam2362]

Lol I think now the issue here is if you can afford any of these musical equipment but maybe that’s just an excuse

[@The1stPistolSniper]

@@kyleadam2362 well with the statement made by David Guetta, they barely had anything.

[@Zachula619]

HEAVY sampling, drum machine, voice box, good bass lines.

[@ohmthepoet8428]

Okay Mr. Confident, then go ahead and post the video and I'll give you a week and see what you can come up with. And I'm sure it'll be a big banging hit just like daft punk used to get right? You internet goons no matter how annoying are pretty entertaining to listen to the kind of stuff that y'all come up with I swear​@@dragankostic26

[@marvelloussingandu415]

Wow , the ending just hit me to the core. 😢

[@RustyAShackleford]

if you're making music don't give up!!! if you can do it, if you enjoy it, it's an incredibly important skill set in life, so keep going!

[@jaqueezypal]

Shoutout to his family

[@Antinum_official]

😂😂😂😂

[@johanvonbronx]

That was my excuse too. I didn't have the tools to make the music or money or I didn't have the right equipment or the ones I wanted... But I didn't realize until now that the tools were all around me and that the most important tool was me and my love for music. I don't have that excuse anymore (more like doubt) and actually like being limited lol I used to think I needed all this expensive instruments to make good music but that's just false

[@AndreasJepsenMusic]

Yeah it took my too long to realise it's about skill and not equipment

[@CleverMetaphor]

Creativity is overcoming limitations

[@909Beatmaker]

Amen 🙏❤😊

[@909Beatmaker]

​@@AndreasJepsenMusic I still use a Roland MC 909 that's old and unfortunately can not be repaired because it's so old but that's my Main machine to play my live set and Man ! do people go Nuts 😮 watching me play this old machine likes it's the newest thing. They're loving the sounds coming out of it to . And that right there is like Daft Punk and Prodigy and the Crystal Method played great shows from what they have at the time . And the rest is history . Take care

[@ARareAndDifferentTune_13]

⁠@@909Beatmakerahh The Crystal Method, haven’t heard anyone mention them in years. Caught them in Vegas in 2005. Keep going man we need the music!!!

[@ericLavien]

Daft Punk and David Guetta they're both Awesome! 🎧🎶

[@jnnx]

They are all a part of that “big club”. . .AND YOU AIN’T IN IT! (Apologies to George Carlin R.I.P.)

[@cstrongman]

good on him for having the humility

[@technomanuel]

Did David Guetta ever feature in a Daft Punk song? I recognize that voice so much. Edit: He just sounds like Giorgio

[@martyguy8185]

No......100

[@vizcaa]

I know I'm late but maybe you're thinking of Giovanni Giorgio from the RAM album

[@alexkunce2002]

I was just thinking that, he does sound like Giorgio.

[@technomanuel]

​@@vizcaaMy bad, yes he sounds like Giorgio

[@milancora4637]

he doesn't sing he is a dj

Underworld , Daft Punk, Chemical Brothers .what an era. Gone.

[@tallefjant]

I feel like David Guetta might be a successful person that you could actually learn from. He seems honest and you could associate his experiences to your own view or experience in the world

[@jnnx]

What about him makes him “seem” honest?

[@jamesonthehills]

@@jnnxi mean what he said did seem sincere and it is good advice to think about lol

[@charlez360]

I always say, it’s not about the instrument, it’s about the player. I think that’s why I get annoyed with music gearheads who argue endlessly about pedals and plugins and which instrument is the best. Just..play.

[@purrbox7514]

Most of daft punks sound is sampled from other records. What blows your mind is how they are able to sample so many bits of so many different records to build up one song. That is a talent in itself and you can't get that from just learning how to produce music. Some are of course easy, just lift the chorus from a disco record and filter it. But others are insanely complex.

[@simonsayz3925]

respect mr guetta

[@PratikParija]

Good guy David Guetta

[@Rydonattelo]

Shout out to his family

[@AdamGoldSmithGrozny]

Они делали сложную музыку при полном отсутствии каких-то современных технологий типа ИИ плагинов. Они вдохновили поколения талантливых музыкантов.

[@Eder5837]

Un grande nunca será olvidado.

[@sandorrclegane2307]

Real

[@glodnymaciek]

amazing story ghetto david

[@TheEvolver311]

100% respect

[@amaninaroom8678]

The point is: Daft Punk had best connections to the industry, through Thomas father. Pop Music isnt big of the music, its big cause of advertisment and PR. Daft Punks musical skill wasnt better than other guys who do music at home. David is in this circle too. Its not about your skills.

[@thomaslenhard3088]

You won't get as big and influential as daft Punk Just by being a nepo Baby... You need to have some skills, too! And daft Punk is on the Same Level as Kraftwerk...

[@user-to9ge8ii9n]

Wow, he was the son of the only guy in the music industry? Sure, that explains the success, 100%. Definitely not an excuse for why you can give up, no way. 🙄

[@radicalxg8282]

Matters none so many people with money and connections trying to hit it in this industry just to never sound anywhere, you need actual skills and talent no matter if you got connections or not

[@nelsonthekinger]

Gold clip, this is a great teaching

[@BeatsBeneath]

Also ive never really seen someone perform with this set up properly or exactly how it works. I think youd have quite a lot of interedt if you broke it down how you perform live with ither music etc too

[@EmmanuelCervantes-s1e]

We'll be grateful you atleast met the daftpunks 👁️👄👁️

[@Jaysonjay]

For most average ppl, the connections bit is true... also your skin colour - genre dependent of course . Unless you're undeniablyva genius

[@jnnx]

Thomas’s dad was a LEGENDARY producer in the 70’s French disco scene, (starting the label Roule) and they CAME FROM MONEY. Don’t be fooled. The harder artists tries to tell you that they “came from nothing” the bigger NEPO BABIES they are. . .

[@LonelyOwl]

Thank you! The only person speaking sense in these comments

[@reduXstereo]

He was definitely exposed to a lot of hardware thanks to his dad.

[@VictorGonzalez-yj9wm]

They never said that they didn’t….

[@user-to9ge8ii9n]

Yeah, you should just give up. It's ok, you didn't fail -- you never had a chance. Shh, its ok, little guy, just sleep. You've got a big day of disappointment tomorrow, and need your rest.

[@voidmatic]

I've never really heard much from him interviews-wise (to be fair, I don't watch much like that, I should tho, it's always interesting) but I really value how candid and honest he is :) also, I do adore daft punk lol

[@bontempo1271]

It depends what era. They most certainly had pro mixes and mastering done. The rest was samples and a few synths, but of course - Daft Punk style !

[@thomaslenhard3088]

Every fkng Album of them is different and every fkng Album hast their own gimmick... Just compare discovery to human after all... It Sounds Like it's a completly different act... The first used Samples as Instruments and harmony the second used synth Sounds and Instruments as vocals...

[@bontempo1271]

@@thomaslenhard3088 thar's talent

[@Isabelin4]

Me cayó mejor todavía DG no me gusta mucho su música jaja sí la de Daft Punk pero este comentario, qué bueno, va a ser muy sanador para muchas personas dedicadas al arte, a la música, respect.

[@joshlips9661]

So damn true!

[@Josh-tr3ld]

Best!!!!!!!!

[@KonNellas]

Respect

[@linaca]

Humble

[@DocPoulet_off]

but in fact they had more connexion, thomas's father was already famous in the music scene

[@cotdd]

pretty well every international artist got their foot in the door from a family member

[@missingno88]

@@cotdd nepo babys

[@cotdd]

@@missingno88 pretty much. lots of really good raw music out there at your local bars and random internet links. its where the big globohomos get the inspirarion for their hit songs.

[@missingno88]

@@cotdd definitely. it shouldn't put people off from playing music live and trying to get their name out there but the sad reality is for 99% of them they'll never really take off

[@cotdd]

@@missingno88 yes and the reward is in that. so many people will never know that joy of being understood by a crowd of people.

[@wesync3088]

true 😂

[@nipsy_lafett]

💯❤️

[@gold9994]

Now, he's the biggest DJ in the world.

[@aarnavghosh2260]

This man single handedly killed racism

[@gbrl_cyber]

😂🤣 … good show btw.

[@12ryudragon]

Yeah! they did their thing because they were them. But they had the right tools, I'm not saying that they were bad without them. I'm just saying that they used the right tools for the right job and those ain't cheap...

[@robertavila1863]

'The French Connection'

[@Zzz-j2f]

What’s the background track?

[@jetdx3141]

Just a little more love, david guetta.

[@LeonardoSobrenome]

the name of the song please

[@shannonsx4143]

because they had a big connection in the music industry 🤣, one is the son of the producer the band "La compagnie créole" who were very famous in the 80s in France

[@bobsmith12345]

so true

[@spiderthenics9462]

Well true but thing is David Guetta surely is on the same level.Been hearing his music(ok maybe not entirely his but mixes or whatever) for 20 years. He is consistent.

[@FurkanTopal]

where can I watch the full video?

[@marianaturaluna6306]

También parece colocado o un poco High!

[@zeynepozan4094]

He is also talented c'mon! people are trying to contribute professionally

[@DrMcMoist]

Yeah, but have Daft Punk ever ended racism? Didn't think so.

[@kezzaman]

what song is playing in the background ?

[@pmin5554]

Guetta-just a little more love

[@LaRana08]

What’s the name of the song playing ?

[@Iankameel]

Just a little more love - david guetta

[@Crusad3r_69]

Song ?

[@triz313]

Hilarious that he thought Daft was leaning on gear to be the musical geniuses they are.

[@b.hornetiii.6771]

So true ... hahaha

[@emd1984]

Daft had something you never had.

[@quigglyz]

Yeah, that's what he's saying. Nice job recapping David's entire point.

[@Nefariousbig]

Anyone else find it ironic he tries to raise a point about beginners being wrong about certain people having better connections that give them a leg up, whilst having just described a story where he got to personally interact with and visit the studio of Thomas Bangalter... Daft Punk were just that talented but David absolutely is privileged in the same sense he assumed they were.

[@lolyou1287]

Thomas's father was one of the biggest disco producer in France. He had access to all the connections, the knowledge and the gear he wanted. Guy Man and him went to the best schools France had to offer and were part of the "elite" or bourgeoisie. The thing is, before internet, it gave you a big head start. But they are still brilliant and hard working guys that just got nurtured in the best way possible. Nothing wrong with that.

[@ukatosp1953]

Name of the BG song?

[@jamesw3800]

Just a little more love by David Guetta, part of his first studio album

[@DeadlyTyper42]

Demonic eyes

[@Pr0xima_audio]

I mean their dad had huge connections to the music industry so like....

[@Parpeing]

Industry plant are only bad when theyre bad, daft punk were the shit

[@diiegopc]

Is he David Guetta?

[@franklinturtletek8957]

La différence entre ceux qui se sont construit en premier lieu dans l'underground et celui qui joue avec un set débranché à roland garros. Ou entre des artistes et un imposteur.

[@hardlyworking_]

here's a fun game: let's guess what substances he's on based on how red and glassy his eyes are

[@michaelzamoraii2161]

Here's a fun game: Try not being so focused on what someone else is doing and minding your OWN business. Super fun, you won't insult anyone and it will be harder to find out that you're such a miserable person.

[@Intrinseque52]

To be fair, they had definitely more money and connections than him. But way more talent mainly.

[@djRoyalTee]

Feels like a big gaslight...lol

[@dzombie5776]

A real musician knows you don't need a big studio or expensive instruments to make music.

[@LonelyOwl]

This has got to be the biggest load of obvious crap. Thomas’s father was already well respected/connected in the industry. They were from middle class backgrounds and had loads of expensive gear for Homework. Stuff that anyone would dream of when starting a musical career. Hate it when people just plainly lie in interviews

[@justauseruknow]

They are masters of ctrl+c, ctrl+v

[@crazyadam738]

Well we know you're not as good as them😂, that's just like a fact. Only the Chemical Brothers can look them in the eyes and not flinch 😂😂. The YinYang of Electro, Analogue and Digital❤

[@Noirlore]

He played them the Martin Luther king track didn’t he

[@Wonderbrains]

Thomas sent him to some dark room instead of the real studio 😂😂😂

[@captainpawpawchannel]

They didn't have nothing, at least several thousands euros of gears, like some keyboards, a MPC, but yes, pretty minimalist

[@Galova]

They all look like stoned

[@elgamerico]

He looks like Lionel Messi.

[@gigijnbaptiste6974]

Daft Punk have a genuine appreciation for music, particularly Black music.

[@reduXstereo]

I think that's why I liked them so much. They weren't the typical French musicians.

[@mclovin767]

cet accent de Wanagain 🤣

[@T-Add]

Guetta's ego died that day.

[@jujua8]

Ils ont surtout eux les moyens de se payer les droits des samples qu ils ont utilisé pour leur morceaux.

[@guillaumedestrebecq6821]

Emu SP 1200 is not nothing, even on a boom box.

[@deejayiwan7]

He needs more songs with Albanian singers 😊😊😊😊😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@brandon0099]

AHAHAHAH Chiunque è un musicista lo sa perfettamente che non serve chissà cosa per fare la musica dei Daft Punk, ovviamente a loro volta musicisti, ma ci vuole sensibilità, cervello ecc... Caratteristiche INTERDETTE a chi come "dj" si spaccia per musicista.

[@davidg.250]

Less is more 😅

[@Optics21]

Wasn’t it the samples that cost them a lot of money

[@twodollarking8009]

Samples are nothing if you don't know what to do with them

[@chromium4668]

Sampling is free, getting them cleared for use in your album is expensive im sure though

[@kwiky5643]

They made more money with the albums than the samples cost

[@uselessindividual]

They spent like half a million on the vocoder, or more. I think that’s what you’re referring to? I can’t find it anywhere, quickly Googling it, but I remember reading that somewhere. It was possibly as high as $2,000,000 on the vocoder?

[@chromium4668]

@uselessindividual They used an mxr talkbox connected to their synth of choice, definitely not 2 mil worth. The studios though are worth that much

[@echonicdelta9]

they had tons of music equipment since they were teenager, this is bullshit

[@AgeDrain]

He walks in to two laptops with fruity loops and a wall of cassette tapes and a tape deck with a boombox on the side- probably

[@jareckiii1]

They're making this music not with nothing but with samples…

[@djhallmighty]

So Daft Punk had little/no studio setup and Justice made their first album with GarageBand... and Avicii just used some FL Studio basics to make HIS first album... If you want to be a legend, you gotta start somewhere, and - ironically - that somewhere could be better than what you make afterwards.

[@pc_buildyb0i935]

"nothing" besides the exhaustive list of gear they had in their studio bedroom? He may come off as humble, because a lot of that equipment was cheap equipment, but it's not fair to put it down the way Guetta is here because that equipment was still very powerful and for what it was, it was the studio that made both Homework and Discovery

[@antismadmanregent2394]

one sampler and one compressor

[@pc_buildyb0i935]

@@antismadmanregent2394 It was a hell of a lot more than that.

[@antismadmanregent2394]

@@pc_buildyb0i935 yes + tr 909 for 1st album

[@antismadmanregent2394]

@@pc_buildyb0i935 kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHXboYx3j8edqNU this kind of setup

[@dariofilippetti]

can't believe Daft Punk lost their time with such shit Dj

[@gnr-bangalter3586]

At the time David was not as commercial. He’s done some great early dance track

[@skillet6870]

The usual gimmick.

[@ananixon]

When I realized I wasn't as good as others I stopped making music

[@tylertbone9]

How are you supposed to get good if you just quit. You really think these guys started at the highest level?

[@ananixon]

@@tylertbone9 No, what I realized was that the people in my community who were the best were So Much Better than me that even with a lot of work I wouldn't be able to catch up. Maybe it was innate talent, maybe early childhood education, I don't know... But I had better chances of professional success elsewhere.

[@tylertbone9]

@@A5A5A5A5h I just do it for fun but there are some musical geniuses out there. I mean tame impala exists 😂

[@hardlyworking_]

lol

[@mercerfamilyadventures4613]

He figured it out.. he's shit, and they're great 👍

[@MrToobib]

Bull***t ! One of the Daft father was a big disco and pop producer in the 70s and 80s with one, if not THE biggest record collection of Paris ! But still they are better than you David even if you got some pretty good guys in your team....

[@trickeyD]

They were making this music with nothing... apart form almost finished tunes that other people had made already.

[@xinjoy6236]

also true. originals are usually good or very good, on their own. on the first album, the samples weren’t use like that. Much rawer.

[@Kalan.93]

David guetta sucks