Minilogue: Studio Jam Session

Minilogue jamming live in their studio, outside of Malmö, Sweden.

[@MatsMorlund]

Still listening in 2024, to this awesome session 💯

[@ionutmoldoveanu]

100% true, i wish hey release more of this stuff ^^!

[@damojonathon]

Therein lies the beauty of analogue...

[@satya.antonio]

Their eye contact. The syncing. The small experiments, errors and roll backs. The camera angles. The space. The lighting. Simply humbly amazing.

[@TheTrancemaster90]

But above all the boobs... Oh sorry, wrong video...

[@AndyRubio1]

and yet they split up just after making this

[@markholub5219]

The Breeze through the open Window...

[@christophecapello8154]

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[@christophecapello8154]

@@TheTrancemaster90 kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIisiaWnobeaq6c

[@DroneStarSound]

The majority of the negative commenters obviously didn't even give the music a chance. If you listen to it all the way through, it's a journey. It's not about doing a million things "with all that gear" in the first 10 seconds. It's about restraint. This is MINIMAL. And Minilogue are at the top of the game. If you don't like it, ok, cool, do it better or move on. And it's not even very much gear, lol. Btw, I watch this all the time. Love it. Thanks for making it and sharing, Ableton!

[@DroneStarSound]

Nevermind... stupid KZbin didn't show your whole comment lol. (edited)

[@DroneStarSound]

People are definitely jealous. That sums up 95% of negative comments on KZbin.

[@TooManyCables]

Fuck yeah dude. Couldn't have said it better.

[@bubbanderson]

Love the way you guys work together ... perfect harmony and no egos getting in the way of your amazing music.

[@herecomestreble24]

This is how a hardware/dawless set is supposed to go. I don’t know if most people understand just how hard it is to improvise like this and still make it musical. I wish these guys were still making music.

[@elonhiers8107]

Ableton posted this video. 👀 Not dawless

[@damojonathon]

They are. And always will be. It's what they do.

[@joewilliams8005]

This is awesome. These guys are utilising incredible equipment that will have inspired them there whole lives as musicians. They are diving in and adjusting parameters in a way that can't be achieved on VSTs. The subtle noise, feedback and effects that actually make up a lot the volume in this piece combine wonderfully. These guys aren't making bags of money from their music, they're not trying to impress you with their musical ability... they're doing it because they love it and they want to create something of their own. I for one can definitely feel pride and passion for what they're doing in their stuff and don't care if it could be achieved on a DAW with a little leg work.

[@markholub5219]

That final shot showing the entire spread..impressive.

[@TheGNCShow]

I keep coming back to this video. I like it more every time. Always hearing new things that I missed before. I love music that rewards close listening.

[@planethearth888]

"Music that rewards close listening" - fuck you summed this up so perfectly. Totally agree

[@lucasosullivan4529]

...the timing of the hi hat in the 7th minute followed by the synth work on the SH-101, was a joy to watch, along with the rest of the material of course. For those who can't appreciate it, don't judge things you don't understand so harshly. To the untrained ear, sure it may sound simple, and you're probably thinking ''all that equipment to make this?!' Well, this is their setup. Whether every bit of equipment is being used or not, it's their space to escape and jam..welcome to their humble abode. Technically yes, you could do everything these guys are doing using software like Fruity Loop, Ableton etc..it'll be very 'programmed' nonetheless, with many controllers too I'd imagine, but then that'll take to fun, and the human feel from it...so no where near as fun and cool to play and watch. Realise this is pure musicianship, to be able to understand your instruments which is what's sitting there in front of them and play them amazingly. To know each component so well takes a lot of time to master them. Any musician knows and understands the frustrations of playing an instrument, to get good and comfortable with it, so I'm not gonna bother counting how many components are used in this setup, and frankly I couldn't care...the result is amazing. Look how comfortable they are jamming, that's when you know they've mastered this art...the timing of the clap at 19.25 was spot on..I'm actually writing this comment whilst listening to it throughout and am enjoying a journey! I'm sure at a rave or festival, the crowd would love this! So a suggestion, to really appreciate this, sit back, relax..watch and listen, if you're not feeling it, then you're not feeling it...simple. If you think you can do better, you're more than welcome to step up to the plate and go for it, good luck to ya... Minilogue = Masters at work.

[@AndreasLindholm]

i mean KORG even named a synth after this group...

[@bitspacemusic]

Korg sent me here. These aren't the droids I'm looking for..

[@bobrogue]

+bitspacemusic The Korg Minilogue was in a way inspired by this group.

[@travisrlel2]

I doubt that

[@bobrogue]

The inventor is a drinking buddy of mine ;)

[@bitspacemusic]

I'm the inventor and so is my wife!

[@bobrogue]

+bitspacemusic lol, Tats isn't married.

[@bencone4693]

Don't know how many times i've watched this awesome session... Always an enjoyment to watch Marcus & Sebastian doing their best they can! Diamonique & timeless!

[@KelvinHemas]

This changed my life! Such a smooth and mesmerizing flow, beautiful!!!

[@koreanmoviesost4570]

They feel it. Me too. Great. It gives me a state of happiness.

[@yourhighness88]

Wow. I absolutely enjoyed every second of this. Beautiful session. But reading some of the comments really surprised me (well, maybe not actually). I can totally understand how it might not be everyones cup of tea given the loopy, progressing nature of the music, but bashing these guys for being boring, untallented or even comparing them to the soulless "muzac" from How it's made is to me so utterly ignorant. Making analogue gear like this sync up and work so fantastic together requires skills, dediction and experience. These guys have been doing their stuff since the 90s. Quite sure Korg wouldn't have named their Minilogue synthesizer after them if they weren't deeply respectable artists within their scene.

[@starparent]

well stated.

[@MoebiusSound]

Korg naming gear after them is ridiculous. Are they great? No. Are they bad? No. Are they legends with gearmakers running after them to name shit after them? Fucking never. Haters gonna hate, but your talking shit is just as brainless.

[@yourhighness88]

I can't seem to find the bit in my comment where i call them legends being run down by gear makers naming shit after them. The rest of the words around that blatant statement in your comment are just your opinion. How's that for brainless, hmm?

[@obshaky]

and 99.9% dont even have a $50 midi keyboard... Welcome to KZbin where the people that talk the most shit are the least than can do anything.

[@flipteezy]

so when you hear a song do you immediately try to look and see what the gear they used and the difficulty of learning it along with hooking it all up together or do you listen to the song?

[@codygonzalez8434]

Legit thought this was a jam session showcasing the Korg Minilogue. still enjoyed it!

[@marcuskautz9696]

Wow. I love this session. Eargasm!

[@outsaneoutsane2747]

Amazing and so soulful! Pure meditation, love the subtle changes over time and the way the energy builds

[@LCGdude]

I think alot of people that is saying "They don't need that gear to make that sound" are missing the point. And actually some gear is needed to make certain sounds. Watch their setup video and understand that some sounds actually are analog. And everyone KNOWS that you don't need gear to make music on a computer. But everyone with gear knows that making music with gear and also playing music with gear is SO much more fun. And isn't that what it is about? That you have fun?

[@NoNameJohnson-wc4pm]

LCGdude Exactly, I find it quite funny cause my friends call me stupid for switching from daw's to using only analog and outboard gear but I find it 10 times more fun then using a computer.

[@LCGdude]

Haha Im also 18 and enjoy hardware alot more. Do you own any synths/hardware? I'd love to hear new music if you make any! Do you live in europe?

[@NoNameJohnson-wc4pm]

I've been working on a new setup lately which so far consists of an Akai s5000, s950, two turntables, and an old Korg ES1. I make a lot of music and it's pretty much all I do. I just made a new Soundcloud the other day if you'd like to take a listen to some of my tracks xP soundcloud.com/betanumberone and no I live in Boston

[@LCGdude]

Nice! I also make music but in a slow rate. My live set isn't complete but I'm getting there and always record in a "live" way and then go in and add/remove bits after. I have the Volca Beats and Bass and a Korg Poly-800 + field samples and drum samples from some drummachines that are faar to expensive. (909 etc). Going to add a mixer this year and mabye another synth or 2. Just need to get my midi signal flow straight and then I will be able to sequence it all from Ableton with my launchpad and APC 40 rather than having expensive hardware sequencers. More fun synths instead ;) Also I'll add my turntables to mix in tracks etc.

[@NoNameJohnson-wc4pm]

That's awesome, I like to make music live as well because it seems to give a more natural feel plus I like jamming while I'm making music. I also use a lot of drum samples and kits because drum machines like the TR-808 and 909 are crazy expensive! In my setup I connect the outputs from my S950 and s5000 into my audio interface and connect them both to a midisport so I can control them both in Ableton.

[@mvd6432]

Found this during pandemic and it opened up a joyful space to occupy.

[@flightvision]

Absolutely enjoyable. I was missing the Minilogue until I found out that that's the performer's name ;)

[@yuzuyuzu-hb2il]

This Minilogue's session is one of my most favorite lives. While I am working with PC, I listen to it again and again all day long for the past a few years. I never get tired of it. I hope, someday, they will do together. If possible......

[@TheMusashisan]

i watch this at least once a month

[@NateRuvin414]

For me, at least once a week!

[@DJoA]

still now? ;)

[@dockdrumming]

@@DJoA So do I.

[@DJoA]

@@dockdrumming same here :)

[@EveRbLssD]

I appreciate these guys letting me into their studio...believe it or not I learned a lot. This is pure gold.

[@ciiike1]

i do not give a s..t about comments, I just want to say this is perfect for my soul and I listened this like 182 times.

[@Seba.V]

i think they are two of the most talented producers ever, i like very much their music!!

[@playonkorg]

In de electronische muziek? ...vast

[@kristallin]

This is so damn organic, this music is absolutely amazing. I watched the "As Human As Possible" video first, and after watching this I really get what they are all about. This is art at its finest.

[@rainbowmerlin1]

Brilliant - loved it. Reminded me when I went to my first concert at age 15 - Tangerine Dream at Liverpool Cathedral

[@3sh6]

Exactly the type of neighbours I would like to have!

[@roblewis5044]

Every synth players dream .... just endless fun tweeking the gear and a nice fresh breeze blowing through the window in the background. Thanks to you gentlemen :-)

[@rodzeroher]

Seriously can't get that people point out so much how much gear they have (by the way it isnt even that much and they probably got all that analog gear at the end of the 90's when it was quite cheap). These guys have been doing this for a long time, and have developed different styles in trance and techno. They have been quite succesfull and toured the world. They have pretty much earned their gear working their ass off. Can't believe people being so jealous. And if you are better go and make your self a name and tour the world as this guys.

[@flipteezy]

i admire how much gear they have sync'd together. i think it's awesome. i just think their output or what they created here is not impressive. but that's just my opinion. if people have had an epiphany from this song then cool.

[@thedanimcgoo]

^ PSA: Some one doesn't like a song on the internet. Feels it's important enough that others know this. Tries to justify commenting by linking it to the amount of gear they have.

[@rodzeroher]

First, do you like techno? do you like old school trance? have you listened to their previous stuff (son kite)? They are very capable musicians that have a career in electronic music, they have made trance, fusion jazz, ambient and techno. They are in tot his stuff now and it works great at the dancefloor.

[@flipteezy]

thedanimcgoo and u feel it's important to let your opinion known.

[@flipteezy]

rodzeroher it's a critique on the performance output of the actual song, not their resume

[@DamianSwarlik]

Guys ur awesome, yrs studio is really amazing. Ableton Live is amazing. Impressive that u get it all that stuff, lots cables, midi cntrls,synths etc . I'II waiting 4 u in Edinburgh someday

[@FreshlyBakedMixes]

i think its awesome that u guys kept it minimal

[@libitum_ad]

What a Playground !! Miniliouge stunning as always, love their workflow :)

[@SaccoBelmonte]

Love it, great work, very hypnotic. Thumbs up!

[@dennismossinkoff7993]

The wonders of LIVE UHHHH THANX a supah sunday tune!!!!

[@jcostello7447]

Negative comments come from those people who dont understand or know the differences from a LFO, Oscillator, VCF, ADSR or VCA.....let alone how to control them in time...again...MOST excellent!....

[@johnl5684]

+J Costello My comments were regarding their presentation and overly exaggerated movements like all the modern "DJs" do...I've been playing synths since the late 70s as a child so I'd say I know a little something about that. My dj comment concerns all these laptop 'djs' that couldn't beat mix two records (let alone 3) if their lives depended on it. Lest any real DJ be offended ;)

[@Fleischmahn]

+John L I can't really hear any difference in exaggerated knob twists versus unexaggerated ones, can you? And I don't think these guys count as the laptop DJs you are referring to, those would be even younger, here we see atleast an 808/101 etc. However, that's alooot of instruments for such a minimal and insignificant set.

[@johnl5684]

Spoxid It's just silly looking to an old-timer like me. And no, I didn't mean to call them laptop DJs, but to point out the similarities is all. Agreed on the minimal set and plethora of equipment. It's not horrible, it's just ridiculouslooking to me is all.

[@ramsesii360]

+John L No one really cares about how music 'looks'.... Only fans of sex driven pop music do. Maybe Taylor Swift might be your fancy? She looks great, sounds shite, looks great.

[@ramsesii360]

+J Costello Bro. I totally know how to paste dubstep and trap loops in Ableton, brah. Mad production skills, fam... :/

[@hiphopzombie7196]

Thank you Minilogue and Ableton for this and your software! i got the akai mpk 25 and ableton live lite 8 and i am having lots of fun with it it is definitely a process to learn but so many things you can do! i plan on getting the full version suite 9 and an 88 key keyboard midi probably the akai mpk, just getting into music making, i cant wait to be able to put something like this together and get it up on youtube and find out out to finalize it and find a way to get it on soundcloud and my ipod too thatd be so awesome to hear my own beats!

[@bradleykeenan769]

Jesus Christ people are so jealous! These dudes killed it, and clearly enjoyed it!. They have built up that equipment over their entire careers. The music was good if you like the style, if you don't then why are you watching it? Go watch whatever you do like.

[@KelvinHemas]

Haters are for sure all Skrillex fans. This is a masterpiece!

[@flipteezy]

such a great masterpiece i hope it wins awards

[@flipteezy]

of course you missed the point but go ahead and create yours and pat yourself on the back as if your point meant anything

[@superb3at]

Bradley Keenan who the fck cant like this seriously?

[@robinsss]

JAMMIN!!!!!!!!

[@henkspaan526]

Those guys where one of my favorites at that time,it’s very difficult to keep it flowing and make it interesting at the same time, some small errors, but this raw unedited mixing. It’s maybe one of the best I’ve seen online

[@ianross9738]

This was a great week to be a huge Minilogue fan.

[@zeahroela]

These guys performed the best live action I've ever been present. Had a chance to watch in sequence both projects Son Kite and Minilogue back in 2006 Sao Paulo Xxxperience!

[@attilaamer1318]

I've also experienced both in Hungary, early 2000s, Son Kite was even on an open air festival.....amazing experiences

[@zeahroela]

@@attilaamer1318 Old but gold! Good memories always! Cheers!

[@EdgarDavey]

So amazing! I dream to see them live!!!

[@hataanvendarnamn]

facebook.com/events/1008593789167300/?unit_ref=suggested_events 25th dec in Malmö

[@sabana3178]

On Fire!! Nice JAM! Thanks you, Minilogue, for such enjoyable Musical Moments ❤‍🔥❤‍🔥

[@OfficialVT]

these guys are just having fun. sure, any of us can do this just a laptop, but they are just a couple of gear heads who are having a blast standing behind all that equipment doing what they're doing, so leave them be.

[@mariansell]

i just signed in to youtube for the first time, just so i can click the "thumbs up" button. this is so good.

[@DimitrisDermanisMusic]

I'm not into this music but this is a masterpiece! And an amazing session! People that write shitty comments ignore one basic aspect of every art work:CONTEXT! Please educate yourselves. It's easy!

[@Sebrewer32]

I mean, I'd argue that the less context a piece of art needs to elicit an emotional response, the greater it is. But maybe that's just me

[@davidradford632]

The fact that i watched this from start to finish is proof how good it was. Nice work.

[@synriser6742]

Nice jam! Clearly having so much fun. The whole idea of making music is shown in this video. It shouldn't matter how much gear you have, if you can play together and share the vibe you are good to go ; )

[@lamdahalbe]

To all coming from Amelie Lens, Carl Cox, Charlotte de Witte & so on: _this_ is the art of electronic music in its purest form. It is immersive and hypnotic, a journey to be enjoyed and honoured. Listen to it, be open minded, leave thoughts about "the next drop" alone, leave thoughts alone whatsoever....just let yourself go.

[@czarkk3692]

They don't have the sensibility to get touched...

[@RheyneMusic]

That was excellent.

[@pedroasticanton]

it really is!

[@MalacaMusicLab]

still coming back to this from time to time. Amazing sounds !

[@SanusSensus]

Not for children.

[@bskdopeboy]

Should be heard by all the children and the bullshit on the radio might soon disappear.

[@SanusSensus]

bskdopeboy lol not literally X) and I wouldn't count on that. Anything this pure is not an instantaneous appreciation and goes way over the heads of 99%

[@bskdopeboy]

Stefan Wyeth Maybe so, but going over the heads and not being heard at all are 2 different monsters. 99% of the people won't even hear this, so 1% of 100% is better than 0% of 99% :P

[@LilAjBeatz]

Its ashame so many "producers" and "music listeners" call this boring, bullshit, etc. I personally like newer EDM music also but I can at least appreciate and respect this type of music. It's simplicity yet it touches me

[@bskdopeboy]

EDM is the easy-listening corner of electronic music. Not meaning to belittle you at all. You're saying you appreciate this, but, I'm sure, you'll come to a point in time where you'll think "fuck me, this is awesome".

[@onito974]

Awesome minimal track.......a lot of gear.......an chirurgical precision......like a French big boss in a great kitchen......I love this track....and I love your sound , subtitle evolution and progression......respect for a big master !!!!! Thanks a lot for your music and this video.......inspire me a lot when I come back with my own gear........

[@savnac]

not one minilogue was seen that day

[@rodrigopartida5464]

Your comment saved me time, thank you.

[@landocycle]

The Korg engineer actually named it after them! Pretty cool.

[@tR6yMusic]

Absolutely beautiful.

[@minghiaoh]

the massive expression of LIVE ... fuck haters, they are two wizards

[@heyfresko]

+Luke Skywalker more like two acid junkies

[@Mugnogger]

I would love to hang out in the background with you guys, having a fancy drink and a jay and just enjoy your brilliant music. Your premises just look so convivial. :-)

[@j2b2man]

Their music reminds me of the How It's Made soundtrack. "It's important that the fleeb is rubbed, becasue the fleeb has all the fleeb juice"

[@peteypete1984]

hilarious! this is totally the how its made style lol

[@marcusrafferty7638]

how it's made....lolololololololololol SPOT ON

[@AuralVirus]

Hint : You listen to music with your ears not your brain or do you ears not work?

[@pyrexcarrier]

I was looking for a stand for my Korg Minilogue ... what a great discovery!

[@terrabreeze]

This video changed my life

[@jonathanmarc2732]

thanks for sharing this!

[@francescooliveri2502]

how? and what changes has it made on your life?

[@67waz]

Mine to. Arter watching this i invested in several piece of gear. Thank you guys, swedish fellowmates. So much happiness and joyness in your permonce.

[@janhelmle8173]

Hahahaaaaaaa 😂😂😂

[@oscillatemusic1]

I love how this music has a peaceful energy.

[@JoobSensei]

Feel sorry for the people who don't get this. Incredible

[@ArtJorgeCom]

your taste for music is shit like this shit you are listening

[@darrenoconnor6241]

Wow, why do you have to be a dickhead? if you dont like it move on

[@TottoXzip]

So beutiful! I started sheding tears after a while. I love this sound!

[@rayanvd751989]

Lol

[@DjangoFlaherty]

Leaving this playing in the background while I work. It's beautiful.

[@DjangoFlaherty]

Leila Fanner Did you see the related videos? It's in a forest. My dream studio for sure!

[@StanleyPat1968]

FANTASTIC!!! love the Juno60-sound!

[@alekzcushman8451]

8:54 I could feel the bromance

[@christiankramer2187]

WOW! Amazing setup. keep going on this fabulous way to doing music. The Techno Scene needs more artist like you, this keeps this music alive!

[@f001sg0ld]

I started as a guitarist. At some point thought this kind of thing was odd and was for dumb people. Now I realize that it could be the opposite. I'm proud to say that I'm taking steps to get here. This is great work and I hope that I can communicate with these guys some day about the many things going on here.

[@sapitron]

you mean these kind of sessions are not odd but still for dumb people?

[@maydayseven]

Still listening in 2020..great, excellent, cool!

[@ModulerDrone]

My soul is shining

[@5pinmedia]

Brilliant! Very insightful and captivating.

[@freddiecplascencia7638]

I really like their style!!! Pretty much everything they use is analog. Robert Moog would have really liked them.

[@andreaskeuhlartz5627]

5 1/2 Years later, it is amazing like the first day

[@knuelle02]

Your dance is so great. This is a great dancer!!

[@KangarooRide]

I don`t have words to express this music, isn`t amazing?! Beautiful dance floor, i want see you live again. More tour! Please.

[@ebugatta]

When you step into the temple and the God comes down, it isn't the best thing to care about the price of the building.

[@FutureTenseBand]

how beautiful... pure fun and enjoyment!!! could listen to this all day!

[@stefanneo9931]

epic sound

[@stefanomichelini8424]

Beautifully transported my stressed mind to another place, hypnotic melodic. Sheer brilliance !!

[@yourmomsfavoriteguy1]

They freaking sampled Pink Floyd, greatness!!

[@illogik2238]

Incredible feeling, listening to this.

[@MatthewNash92]

how do you connect all that outboard gear to the laptop???

[@Ableton]

Matthew Nash Here's another video where Sebastian Mullaert explains how his setup is organised kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJKwpGyGapV9Y9k Enjoy!

[@MatthewNash92]

thank you good sir.

[@joecrib]

+Matthew Nash gaffer tape mate

[@calstri]

+Ableton if the push 2 can do most of these filters and sounds...what is the need for all of the equipment?

[@fantasyproduct1042]

+EnglishTeaCooki3 passion and love for hardware

[@EdisonGrove]

Oh boy I love the sound of the Juno. Great jam!

[@danyrockjr]

Hi, 1000th like ! Thank you 4 sharing. Bye DRJ.

[@rover8772]

AWSOME !!!! al that vintage gear ! love it !

[@SamaelRomero]

This music it's all about subtle nuances and detail. Buy better sound systems and maybe you'll understand

[@jacqueskloster4085]

coming back to this after years I see two musicians having fun in their studio that's basically in a forest as far as I know, surrounded by pure nature while losers in the comments section argue about the music and talent and think that complexity is what makes good music. Having fun doesn't seem to be that easy nowadays. Real problems are all gone, now we need to make up artificial ones on the internet.

[@aeffchen5252]

So to every of these 200 dislikes and contra comments: what have you done with your pirating software it worth to be on itunes or press on cd/vinyl: show it !

[@aeffchen5252]

Or pyrating whatever, you get it or not ....

[@higherwrldsprodction2955]

+Aeffchen i do not pirate software, all my shits legit saun

[@spydestroyer]

messing around analogue synth and Digital stuff what a blast these guys are having . lucky them !!!

[@Beatsfool]

great musical expression.

[@johnwylie3300]

Always good to see people doing their thing in the studio, sounds nice

[@peteypete1984]

this time on how its made.... texas instruments calculators and....pixie stix do do do chika chika do bop

[@vampolascott36]

I've been doing the same sort of thing these guys are doing for a while now. I always felt like I was having fun when I should have been working on my keyboard skills. But the truth is, it's hard to play chord progressions and leads and still get the most out of what analog and digital synthesizers have to offer. I only have two hands! Sequencing and arp gives me a change to twiddle knobs and get evolving sounds out of these instruments. I'm just now starting to learn how to use midi to clock and control my 3 hardware synths. Hopefully I'll be where these guys are at one of these days.

[@dimitristavropoulos5458]

Am I the only one who recognized More Blues by Pink Floyd at 17:12?

[@giorgiopradella]

YEAHHH

[@MrPrice-bb2gn]

Uh oh.. pink floyyd elitist

[@djtribeworxx8223]

I like this Sound! great work.

[@IanHind]

Refreshing to see someone not just standing in front of a laptop with a mouse and 30 VST's

[@MrPrice-bb2gn]

yeah because everybody can afford analog gear and they just choose not to use it because vsts are so much more fun to use

[@paulbladesman9295]

thank you for making some of the best travelling music ive heard.

[@aborginalxxl1978]

I hear lots of influences of Jean Michel Jarre, but this is the deepest side of dance Jarre never could have made, although he tried hard ...

[@nemesis7373]

je révérais d'avoir même pas un dixième de leur matériel :'s ce qu'ils font est tellement magnifique !

[@erwickdsouza]

Smoke coming out on the left side at 16:04. Wonder if anyone noticed?

[@Ableton]

From an incense stick of course ;)

[@erwickdsouza]

I just noticed it. Makes sense. Thank you for clearing that up!

[@JohnDoe-jz7bj]

Well I would't be suprised it if was weed :D

[@RichardOlpin]

The *very first thing* you see in the video is an incense stick. All the clues are there..!

[@Guklengoff]

guys, you would believe me or not but as a fan of incense I recognise the smoke of incense stick. and more, I offered a few boxes of incense in person to Marcus and he said that it will be useful. so, for me have no doubt where come from this smoke

[@ShannonMcDowell71]

Wow, this was brilliant! Amazing how hypnotic and evolving the soundscapes were throughout the session. Very inspirational for me!