I'm 41 now, and when I was 20 I was often in techno discos. There I got so much chemistry in my head until I could endure the music. I hated this music passionately. At the end of the year before last I heard Stephan´s "Singularity" and it hit me like a steam hammer, I got weak knees and goose bumps, that was the first time I could feel this music and it changed my life. Well, what can I say, I've been building synthesizers ever since and I love playing with them. Many thanks to my personal superhero Stephan Bodzin
Wow! For a 2-year old interview, it was amasingly informative and entertaining. :-) However, when this interview was done, I'm pretty sure that adding artificial noise--like record scratching and analog tape hiss--was already a big fad, wasn't it? It seems that they were, like most of us in that age range, resisting the fad. LMAO
I'm 41 now, and when I was 20 I was often in techno discos. There I got so much chemistry in my head until I could endure the music. I hated this music passionately. At the end of the year before last I heard Stephan´s "Singularity" and it hit me like a steam hammer, I got weak knees and goose bumps, that was the first time I could feel this music and it changed my life. Well, what can I say, I've been building synthesizers ever since and I love playing with them. Many thanks to my personal superhero Stephan Bodzin
When they start playing together. Pure magic! Got tears in my eyes! Thanx.
The Analog Maestro - Stephan Bodzin ❤️ This video is just GOLD!! Thank you for sharing!!
This is such a gold mine I just sold my CDJ's in order to buy a sub 37 and a digitone
So hows it working out for you?
Actually making music is just so much easier than playing CDs
@@tybowesformerlygoat-x7760 you mean jamming or really finishing a track?
@@sebastianesquivelv At least the reemergence of modular synths doesn't really help to make people ever finishing anything.
To finish a track only with modular you need several takes to record it correct on a digital device like Ableton Live or Logic.
What a great masters of this times!
Thanks a lot for sharing this! Been waiting for a video like this from them.
Thanks for sharing. 🙏
awesome!
amazing!
Obvisiously cool!
Use a good pair of headphones and enjoy !
I used Koss Porta Pro + Dolby Atmos plugin
Top level
👏👏👏
I love how the host was like trying to wind up but Stephan had other plans and didn't care xD
gods!!!
I can just imagine them up Mount Olympus and a lightning bolt and moog playing the sound effect. 🤣
Hannes Bieger feat. Stephan Bodzin
Gods of Bass
I wish other people understood....
damn that was AWESOME AS FUCK
Great conversation. @hannesbieger is an amazing thinker and musician.
10:43 when mainframe is rewired to become a music box
You must have been in the Telecom industry?
also interesting that rea garvey is an employee of moog
Hello from Tallinn 🇪🇪What is the second device besides sub 37. Thank you
It seems to be a custom control surface type thingy!
What delay is he using?
Does anyone know what vst bodzin is controlling at 5:09?
Oxium by Xils-lab
Thanks mate!
@@ProgressorMusicAcademy No prob!
10:22 what a great video sequence :)
When is a b2b happening
holy shit
combine them with tom hades sequencer knowledge
Mega DJ:)
track id at 5:00 ?
Stephan Bodzin - Birth
river
Wow! For a 2-year old interview, it was amasingly informative and entertaining. :-)
However, when this interview was done, I'm pretty sure that adding artificial noise--like record scratching and analog tape hiss--was already a big fad, wasn't it? It seems that they were, like most of us in that age range, resisting the fad. LMAO
The story of the origin of the Mini Moog is wrong.... you can find true history if you search for it... it predates the Moog System 15!
Huuuuaahhhhh………..
And uh and ah. This interviewer drove me nuts in the first minute. Otherwise interesting topic.
by the way, no metter how good synths are they are limited by quality of amps, speakers and headphones you use