This is great and thank you for the subtitles. I have the emulation and it's very good. I totally agree with the "user experience" and the psychology of actual hardware surely making a difference in the way sounds are manipulated. I would suspect a big difference would be in the way separately recorded tracks are summed together - one in the box and not affected by voltage fluctuations at all whereas multitracking an old analog synthesizer like the Moog either gives you a beautifully chorused effect with all those harmonic interactions or something out of tune!
I really appreciate that you have an expert panel that can make the most of Matsutake-san's expertise. This was a wonderful experience, and I feel that I have learned more in these 50 minutes that I have in many hours of trying to understand the mathematical theory behind each of the portions of the signal path. Matsutake-san's passion and experience shine through, and he navigates a complex topic like second nature to him. Thank you for this wonderful opportunity to understand the temperament and spirit of the Moog.
@j.maxell3030 Жыл бұрын
La Electrónica Moog es fundamental en la Electronica Moderna (post Concreta) de los 70s siendo el sonido de YMO reforzado por esta. El Freestyle que nace de Bambata está bajo la base se de la EDM (NRG & Synthpop) de Moroder (1977), La Electrónica (Japón) de YMO y el Electro Funk & Disco. Freestyle, Electro Funk & Hip Hop no son parte del Krautrock de Kraftwerk.
@SkipRogersJr4 жыл бұрын
This was so good, thank you so much for sharing. うpありがとう
@marcbrasse7474 жыл бұрын
It's very nice how the other participants are knowledable enough to ask the right questions to Mr. Matsuta to put the explanation into a broader context which most people who are interested in music in general can understand. Since this reflects the level of the people in the intended audience this works very well. My compliments. One small remark though: Setting the sequencer at a lower tempo initially would have made the difference between an ADSR and an LFO clearer.
Thank you so much for adding the English subtitles! I wonder how Matsutake-san makes a sequence?
@PaulJBurns4 жыл бұрын
Much like anyone else, but he has had a lot of experience. ;-) He's a friend of mine.
@Hanner_Tenry4 жыл бұрын
Paul J. Burns I just wanted to see him go through the process; I don’t know how it works
@PaulJBurns4 жыл бұрын
@@Hanner_Tenry Cool. That system is the one he has had for decades, although he has more. It's about the minimum you need for portability and musicality in that format. Do you know his channel Techno School ? kzbin.info/door/f49OTrPWLw6UTnk7T92EtA He's a friend of mine btw. Regards
@adriaanlaurijsen44634 жыл бұрын
very educational..... and interesting. I've heard of the name Hideki Matsutake a long time ago.... and was always impressed with his sounds on the analogue moog synthesizers.
If you can change the captions please correct the name to Wendy Carlos.
@Kouta.K.3 жыл бұрын
富田さんとEL&Pのどちらの展覧会の絵が優れているかを論じるのはナンセンス。
@mschorer4 жыл бұрын
Very insightful! domo origato!
@williamsjeff904828 күн бұрын
私の電子への理解の基礎です。(^^) VCO-VCF-VCAでポリフォニックが難しかった。からDCOやポリに成ってFM音源が出て来て。 Digital Delayの登場時期だったのが、幅広く理解を得る丁度良い時期だったと思ってます。 今じゃ処理能力が上がって来てDSPも加わって、全部やれるDTMだモンなぁ。。。
We added English subtitles on this video! Please enjoy!
@PowerToolRaptor4 жыл бұрын
@@sleepfreaks That's fantastic! Thanks!!
@R---66---R4 жыл бұрын
@SLEEP FREAKS Arigatõ!!! The warm feelings I already got with this beautiful vid are more and more strengthened! Great , great memories about beautiful people, making timeless high class music...they gave us so much