Inside London's Music Studios | Thomann

[@ThomannSynthesizers]

As always with the vlogs, all the full length artist features will follow soon!

[@jake6766]

best two people on synth youtube. and they actually make good music with the gear and tips they discuss. What a novel concept!

[@e4bigler]

Thank you guys for your time and effort. Always inspired by these videos

[@ThomannSynthesizers]

Thank you, appreciating reading this! :)

[@tony_hawking]

Love this format, so inspiring. More content like this!

[@gavinstubbs5361]

Love your work boys. Great videography and top features. Thanks for the great content. 👏🏼

[@ThomannSynthesizers]

Thank you!

[@compucorder64]

Love Ehua's drums at 4:36. That's that attention to detail in the hi-hat programming that's often the overlooked part to this sound. The bass is sometimes the obvious thing. But it's the feel of the hats that really make it groove. Boddika is a legend too. Like the lo-fi video production style here too, suits grimey, funky London. But what's very cool is the diverse lineup and the fact that you seem to be not focusing on the equipment so much, letting them speak and listening to their personal outlook. Sometimes I think there's more mileage in the mini-documentaries like the great one that was done on Amulets.

[@ThomannSynthesizers]

Thanks! Full features coming soon. Each one will dive a little more into details and talking about musical approaches + gear. Which one are you looking forward to the most?

[@compucorder64]

​@ThomannSynthesizers I think Ehua, was impressed with her soundworld and programming. Boddika too, love to see people explain their modular setups. Because it's so individual.

[@compucorder64]

​@@ThomannSynthesizersCool. Good work guys. Looking forward to the Ehua one most, because I liked her programming, soundworld and the London vibe of it. Also Boddika, because I love see people describe their modular instruments. Because people's approaches and use of the choice of tools and how they use them is so personal.

[@ExpectResistance]

Quite fun to see you popping around my local, although the 90’s filter making it look like a different London 😀 fun tho 👍

[@susaninhacouto]

YOU are so great. Thanks ❤

[@neuzethmusic131]

Nice vid thanks for making/sharing. You could have visited Not Waving as well, love him!

[@TheAVsChannel]

Very much looking forward to these videos! Whats the title of the outro track from 09:33?

[@ThomannSynthesizers]

heyy its Jonas Landwehr - Late Night Link (Unreleased)

[@TheAVsChannel]

@@ThomannSynthesizers Thanks! Any release date yet?

[@HenriDeCarvalho]

That 20K $ Patek Philippe 3633 @ 2:09 ...Beautifull and now rare watch ...

[@ThomannSynthesizers]

you got the eye :D

[@ofttrack]

name of the last track pls? :)

[@ThomannSynthesizers]

Jonas Landwehr - Late Night Link, still unreleased for now. lets see haha

[@TeddyBaas]

Don't want to point fingers, great video but please less focus on these influencer Gucci sugar daddy "artist" and more on the real real. Danke.

[@RogerWarszawa]

Is this the trailer for a future video, or the actual video itself? A more than 5 minute intro for a less than 10 minute video, and mostly just a collection of artfully filmed b-roll shots with the artists themselves just given a few seconds to talk. This was just style over content. I'm a big fan of your work, but sorry, this film was pointless. Why not give 5, 10 minutes to each of the artists that you filmed and interviewed, with a proper look around their studios?

[@ThomannSynthesizers]

Of course we also shot individual full length features for all of the artists and additional Between The Lines Episodes for Boddika, TSVI and Lauren Faith. This Vlog is just a teaser. They will all be released soon ✌️