Jody Wisternoff Studio Jam with Future Music

[@sakkemakke]

This guy...!! And some Martin Garrix has somewhat half a million views with his FL tapping.. There's no justice in this world.

[@djoriginalzee]

im entirely with you bro

[@chambraedits]

To be fair, Martin Garrix style fits todays EDM scene while this is more old school and not as popular. Both have their own challenges and the styles of music creation is totally different.

[@truthseekers666]

chambraedits Also to be fair, new stuff like dubstep and rap is SHYTE... and Wisternoff actually had musical abilities whereas new school just play farty noises and call it music.

[@chambraedits]

truthseekers666 That is subjctive, if your are gonna argue like that then we have nothing to talk about.

[@jonathannaylor3510]

Completly agree with chambraedits here.

[@truthseekers666]

A proper jedi... no fumbling. Great to see a master at work.

[@djnaydee]

Wow, This guys studio is a classic original machine museum.

[@Rockelement]

Wow.. I'm impressed. Really cool vibe going on.

[@MattKeenanMusic]

Great idea for a video series! After everyone complaining about the studio tours that they never show you how the gear actually SOUNDS... this studio jam series should be a regular thing, great stuff!

[@ashstrange9495]

House has evolved in many ways over the years but I love the way Jody has stuck to the original roots with that raw, early, analogue sound :)

[@TerenceKearns]

This was insane. made me smile the whole time... You guys rock. Thanks for bringing this one...

[@TomFlynnOfficial]

Brilliant video by a top producer. Very inspiring!

[@bobjob3694]

And to all those calling the sound 90's or whatever...its called vibe...the vibe had you feeling the 90's......Great Producer

[@azfiu]

That was a joy to watch, hope u guys do a series!

[@richardjames8778]

Great to see all the classic synths dotted around his studio and him working the rhythms and sounds. Classic and classy vid.

[@mesibot]

What a great studio Jody, this is where you create your classics.

[@Marius-gp5jl]

As always a pleasure to see Jody at work

[@AudioJunkie79]

This was awesome! More studio tours like this please. This is exactly why hardware is so much fun. Can't wait to buy more!

[@KelmoMusic]

that is the ideal way to make music for sure

[@jasongravely7217]

Jody just has it. I love seein his joy and energy for creating music.

[@zibbybone]

24:20 - you can program rests into the ProOne by toggling the RECORD switch while inputting the notes into the sequencer.

[@Efficienz]

Wow! Jody is magician of sound!

[@Bm0ney]

Great series! And the completely underrated Jody always delivers.

[@mc900fthanna]

Jody is the man. Makes me what to take out all my stuff and set it back up, if only there were time!

[@bopsy1000]

only guy who made a full track on a studio tour ,this is better than talking about his hardware

[@srosted]

The greatest studio and workflow i've ever seen!

[@roymilanista1]

The level of creativity is just tremendous! Loved it!

[@SuperEroyale]

I learn something new about creating music every time I watch one of these Future Music Studio Videos! Thanks!

[@nodrama490]

sounds great

[@melhorespod]

Such a legend!!!!!!!!!!!!! internet gem, remember checking this at the time, proper electronic artist, REAL DJ/Producer and inspiration!!!!!

[@ReallyGhey]

Very very cool. More like this please

[@HALFAMAZINGTV]

Holly fuck! How fucked up can people be here? People that can't do half the shit he is doing and arguing about he has too much gear or that it sounds too 90s... WTF? Where does this come from? The guy takes 25 minutes to show what can be done that may interests some people and there is all this massive hate...Unbelievable....

[@ciarancampbell]

My fav fm in the studio yet.great stuff

[@djcvmusic1]

This is so great

[@vince-1337]

Obviously, Best and creative studio i ve ever seen.

[@AaronCunnington]

This is a real joy to watch and listen to.

[@NeilVanceNeilVance]

This is the best noodling video I have ever seen on KZbin. thank you Jody!

[@ViRtUaLmOnKeY023]

Nice jam, cool track. More episodes like this.....

[@musicboy2003]

Man, this is cool to watch! There's something about the hands-on physical work involved with this that just grabs me, like watching a really good looper at work, or like Rheyne when he's really hitting it! Nice....

[@NickFord33]

good god. the legend

[@StopwatchRobert]

This is sick, somewhere in between watching a musician in his studio and a mad scientist in his lab!

[@seanocean]

good tip on the SH-101 playing the rests live. i've always have had to plan it out in my head and imagine the sequence sped up while the sync is stopped. that just saved me some time. thanks jody!

[@turquoisecapricorn]

Excellent musicmaker! He knows how to make a good track! The sound of the Prophet 5 through a noisegate is awesome! I'm gonna try the same thing! Inspiring video!

[@shiningmusicofficial]

i hope they make more of these

[@GiedriukasMazhylis]

Jody - as always ;) brilliant :) Thanks 4 awesome music ;)

[@bubbanderson]

Best studio tour ever ! AWESOME musician ..... no wonder he was sweating !!

[@Dougie-]

Awesome. Very inspiring!

[@DJTechnician86]

This looks like soo much fun! Analog!

[@HH-Thorsten]

Great Jam !

[@mauricesaitam5167]

Enjoyed this...

[@alieustiansamateh6401]

Love it! Big up Jody, great skills and great workflow! After watching this I straight away taught that I am going to build a studio like this

[@LukaSwier]

amazing session!

[@djdudino]

This is, out of this world!

[@PeteWojMusic]

Ahh. Must of missed it. Cheers for that!

[@ultraseb1956]

el mejor tour de estudio hasta el momento , que impresionante ver todo ese hardware.

[@spunkfacesamplers]

Some sick gear there

[@sideast]

Excellent !

[@MagikHateBall]

this is my favorite FM video!

[@SFledz]

This ladies and gentlemen, is why we all still love hardware, despite what software also brings to the table. It's just so much more fun than just using your mouse.

[@Ekkobelli]

This is the cure to preset-music.

[@vaporstv]

One of the best producers of our time. Jody knows his sh*t.

[@TheGamezCorner]

best studio session ever!!!

[@YuriPolchenko]

great room

[@mycreation823]

very fun to watch! Good studio video, ty

[@visibletoanyone922]

fantastic!

[@HiItsCal]

so good

[@Booga35]

awesome jam, I want that gear!

[@samuell3619]

How can I get this track ready from minute 9:51 already advanced with all the sounds added, is there this musical track already finished? Whoever has it, give me the name or the link

[@traktortips]

So AMAZING!!!

[@nsjx]

EXCELLENT. Thank you FM and Big thanks to Jody for being thorough at the end, esp with the hw trigger and gating info. Would purchase a web sub for something like this on the regular. Thanks again!

[@soulrydaz]

Great video, very inspiring and I too just love hardware. Big thumbs up

[@djyalex]

Love these vids. Make more plz.

[@mascheffe]

cool performance...

[@traktortips]

theres a link in the video that says "find out about all the gear"

[@Lusitano9514]

Jody, you are a friggin' wizard!!

[@Ceepra]

Nice one!

[@JohnBissonnette]

Can he save all these parts in session view and rebuild it in arrangement view. It awesome to see how all this analog works through ableton. I'm going to start looking at slowly adding this kind if set up to my studio.

[@iraklismoschonas5214]

This is so inspiring!!

[@ScottYoung-g1p]

That's exactly how Detroit and Chicago house was made on the late 80 early 90's. Way before DAW's were around. Analog was the stepping stone.

[@Phonosheet]

Hardware = instant fun, and you can hear it :) Nice one!

[@Schnurzbolz]

thats pretty awesome

[@digitalduch1111]

Interesting to see how this legendary Way Out West sound was made 🙂

[@lucasmartinez4248]

This guy is a genius!

[@kpurohit2000]

LEGEND!

[@nulu08]

This dude is a beast!

[@slytown]

Hardest working dude I've ever seen in a studio. He's sweatin' like he just ran the 5k.

[@HeliotypeLDN]

Great video, love it!

[@stoyashot]

Whoa that part starting at 15:11 is just amazing! Does Jody have a record with this kind of tune in it?

[@201brighthorizon]

good question, its the prophet 5 with an existing patch. i suspect there is a track or 2 or there

[@danielbrown1724]

Jody has been doing this since the early 90's (check out Tru Funk - 4am). He's a god damn Pioneer. Nowadays, these kids are doing everything from a laptop and calling themselves musicians when in actual fact, they're glorified button-pushers and preset masters 😆 Now granted, I do a lot of work from my MacBook Pro too, however I'm a trained musician and I still play everything out on the keys as opposed to clicking, dragging and preset sifting.

[@the_other_dude]

greatest hardware-- a creative mind

[@Josh_GS__]

just great

[@JNCPoPs]

Bruvy, thank you so much for this treat. It’s like watching a skateboard vid to get inspired before you go tearing through the streets . I’m certainly inspired and have always really appreciated your works. I’ll see you in Miami on the 24th of May... less than a week. Cheers, you heady cat! One love👊🏻

[@T4A4EV]

The man is a genius

[@BogdanSerban]

How do you do that noise trigger thing at 15:00 but within a DAW with VSTs?

[@leehodge7907]

you could set up a drum type pattern in your daw and use it to trigger a side sidechained gate on another channel that will have your synth of choice on it so when the drum pattern triggers it opens the gate but the synth will only play when the key is held down so it should give similar results

[@DJJBENASIS]

Mind blown....

[@Priotech]

that is some proper old school techno

[@YellowSynth]

shit got real when he started to sweat pretty dope

[@ashstrange9495]

To be honest... as complicated as this looks - it actually seems EASIER than using the DAW's of today (like me) because you have everything in front of you, rather than having it all on a PC and keep having to switch (I'm just starting out in music production and haven't even got a keyboard so i have to "draw" everything on a piano roll on FL Studio)

[@MXVDJ]

inspirational.

[@dxtrs_mnpltr]

Nice studio, he's got all the synth gems everyone wants. I could do with just the Macbeth :-)

[@djyalex]

just shows us how producers actually work, when they're in that state of mind.

[@HeWhoSmells]

how can I get a better understanding on how this kind of equipment works?

[@josephliao2315]

HeWhoSmells Try playing around with a program like Reason, simulates all this stuff on your computer.

[@HeWhoSmells]

alright i'll have to try that. thanks for the tip!

[@SophielazarMusic]

+HeWhoSmells audiotool now that the midi extension is built into chrome, you can get the virtual equivalent of he drum machines and some other bits of fun for free with audiotool.

[@stef25ify]

I saw him do this ... how does this work exactly? What's the 2nd button he's hitting?