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Thank you! The reverb does a lot of heavy lifting in this one. :)

Exactly! I'd also add Skream to that list. I've listened to a fair bit of old school dubstep for a while now, but I never tried producing it myself until now. Happy to hear you liked it!

Thanks, I'm really happy with how the bass turned out. Nice to hear that it translates well on your headphones. 😊

Digitakt has some neat sound designing capabilities for these types of sound. Thanks for watching!

Thanks, glad you've enjoyed the set! Hope you'll have a lot of fun with your Volca too!

Much appreciated! 😊

Thanks!

Thank you very much!

Thank you, it was a really fun session! :)

Thanks!

Glad to hear that, thank you for listening!

How would you cathegorize it, if 303 basslines are not acidic enough? I had a hard time putting a label on this sequence, so any input is welcome.

Maybe one day... 🙄 Thank you for watching!

Thanks for figuring out how to save these files from being permanently inaccessible. ;)

Some junkies stole it from my stash.

@@Chaotrick My stash is your stash and your stash is mine

I usually feel like I'm having a hard time explaining myself well, so it's great to hear you find these types of videos informative! Thank you for watching!

I’d say you’re doing great on that end too :) I don’t necessarily plan on picking up reaper myself any time soon, but watching you work with it is quite inspiring since i get a feeling that if i do want to install it on my computer some time and try to put some ideas into life, i don’t feel like i have to have the whole idea before i start and can instead just put down what i do have and take it from there - and seeing what you do with the sounds, it also feels like i’d have some more ideas for how to make it all sound more interesting than just plain recordings, all without having to put an effort into seeking out tutorials outside of just being interested in what you do and how you do it :) It’s kinda similar watching Bob Ross videos i think - i’m unlikely to actually start painting (although it would be fun to try), but watch enough episodes and the barrier to having a good time just feels much lower, if that makes sense?

Much appreciated!

Thank you!

That's awesome! Thanks for listening!

Thank you!

With the power of music. 😊

That made me wanna get practicing, awesome stuff!

Happy to hear that! Enjoy your practice!

There's definitely some reverb on it. I don't remember which one I used, but it's very likely Valhalla Supermassive plugin.

It's a MIDI sequence fed through the USB port. No layering or overdubbing, just one patch sequenced externally.

@@Chaotrick thank you!

Happy to hear that, thanks for watching!

Thank you, much appreciated!

Thank you! I think in that case it still would be a breakbeat... Although it may be harder to make music with an arm in a cast. 😅

Thank you! Breakbeats are awesome. ;)

Thank you for watching and for your kind words! Much appreciated!

Thank you for the kind words, much appreciated!

Oh wow, having my little jam compared to one of the most important and influential songs in electronic music hits different. Thank you very much!

Thanks!

IDM is a pretty niche genre, but it's as broad as any other subgenre of electronic music. This is just one of the many types of sound that can be found in this music, with my own twist on it. I've never played Unreal Tournament, but I've heard some music from the game and I liked it every time. I really enjoyed imagining this tune in an arena shooter - it definitely could fit! Thank you for listening and for the amazing comment!

The acid sound comes from the MicroFreak. Volca is on drum duty, with sub bass and one of the chords that comes at the later part of the jam. Thank you for watching!

Thanks!

Thank you!

It is very fun! Thanks for watching!

Glad you've enjoyed it, thanks for watching!

What do you mean by interface? Recording? If so, then I have the outputs connected to the mixer (Zoom L-20). The sound is recorded into my DAW (Reaper) and there I apply some effects (like reverbs and delays for the MicroFreak). Hope this helps and thank you for watching!

Thank you very much!

It's an awesome synth, always a pleasure to work with it! Thank you for watching!

Happy to hear that my music was able to give you some ideas. Enjoy your exploration! Thank you for watching.

Thank you, comparison to Biosphere is a massive compliment!

Biosphere is wonderful. Beauty, cold and darkness.

Thanks! Filter envelopes for the win, when it comes to sounds like this. 😊

Thanks, glad you like it. Playing around with the rhythm is always fun, especially since in techno it can get pretty same-ish at times. 😉