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Exclusive 👀 Taken from a one hour tutorial from 2020. Nik talks you through the production of 'Running Blind' and the inspirations behind the track. The full video + loads more can be found by joining the Producer tier on our Patreon.
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Nik is the mastermind behind Noisia
always was. I kinda feel bad for him..
@@Lafret17 why? he's doing great stuff on his own and noisia have an incredible musical legacy
@@Lafret17 Why? They all bring different knowledge and perspectives, plus they can split workloads. Nik just happens to be a savant in some areas kind of like Liam Howlet for Prodigy. You didn't see him complaining about their success while working with Keith Flint..
Maybe there was a mastermind, but it wouldn't be Noisia without 3 of them. Group dynamics and cooperation workflows really did wonders. The whole DnB scene is a giant pool of producers cooperating and sharing tips and it what makes its strenght.
I wonder...With Martijn and Thys it's quite hard to tell what their "Noisia artistry" was like because their solo work split off it quite different directions that make it harder to connect the dots, unlike Nik who is quite unmistakeable in his sound both in the group and solo. But I tend to agree with you, espcially considering the Armajet soundtrack also seems like it was mainly Nik producing with the others consulting.
This track is legendary
classic!
It always seemed louder than most tracks as well. It's crazy. But that's probably because of that high reese then just filling up the spectrum haha.
Nik's smile when 4 days drops... is me everytime time i listen to bad company and noisia
It's hard to believe, that 4 days was the inspiration for running blind, a mind-blowingly awesome track! Mixed together so much better than 4 days was, but I get that it's his youth sentiment! 😁
@@High.on.Life_DnB yeah, 4 days was mad in the late 90s so, I will not hold that against it haha.
4 Days was instant goosebumps. In my opinion the golden days of drum and bass. That was my youth and my favorite parties 🎉
no way i cant believe im finally getting to see how this was made after all these years!
Nik is the best electronic music producer ever, for me. Always on point no matter what he does.
electronic music producer nope, but dnb, yes
@@elioksDisagreed, Nik is a LEGEND! And everything he touches, turns into gold!!!
@@elioks Idk man, Billain is on a different level compared to the Noisia boys.
Guys, there is life outside dnb, even outside electronic dance music, there are incredible producers out there
@@elioks word!!! I come on these CZcams comments every now and then, and it amazes me how much people are locked in a particular genre bubble!!! It blows my mind 🤯 There's good music to be found in every single genre, even fart music, has their own hits 😅
But Nik aka Sleepnet, is a legend non the less!!!
inside the machine, massive album that was and still is
my most treasured record (well, set of records) on vinyl. legendary
favorite alongside wormhole
Love the early 2000s neuro vibe with a modern facelift. Such a great tune.
this guy is fucking INSANE!!! fuck crazy dope, I recently came across Noisia from the recentish skrillex songs, and hearing THIS SONG.. BRUH.. i'm blown away!!
the vocal in forgotten is from the finale of "inferno" by dario argento. awesome track, awesome album. possibly the best neuro album ever actually. very formative to me as well, along with wormhole, through the eyes of a scorpion, clockwork, industry etc
I saw a lot of versions. Interesting, how many time you have to spent to finish this track?
These excerpts always FLY by, I could listen to Nik all day. Thanks for sharing guys.
those lead stabs are sick! this song is still in heavy rotation on mypersonal playlist when im driving! i go insane!
Running Blind is an absolutely awesome track. Thank you so much for sharing this breakdown of it; fascinating to hear about that and the influences
Always with the svedaliza album in the back fuggin love it
12:55 loads of Jonny L's tunes work this way haha, another legend!
When I'm looking at this. and I see aaaaaall those modulation curves, I think to myself, hoooooly shit man, someone really put a lot of work in this!!! 😍
I remember hearing that bass in a studio BTS/tour years ago while Nik was working on a new tune during the recording - then a good while later hearing it in Running Blind, and over a decade later it's still an absolute banger. That earliest rendition is VERY BC-esque, it would be delightful to hear a VIP with that original variation and the other elements included somehow. Cheers for uploading 🤘😎🤘
Running Blind is to me a sort of ode to Pressure - Atom & Cell Noisia Remix. Which is when dnb started for me. Love 'em both
Die eerdere versies zijn bizar goed man
Can’t thank you enough for doing a deep dive into this one 🙏
Holy shit! Such a privilege to be guided through a genius work of art by the creator. Thanks so much 🙏🙏
The bass in this is still amazing. This was a personal fav from that release. FIRING.
legend! the genius of Noisia right here
Now this is a treat omg
16:44 it's sick indeed :D
Running Blind is a such a good tune, sure it owes a lot to BC but it's a masterpiece on its own nevertheless
I do love a backstory. ❤
Do you constantly listen and analyze the inspiration tracks while doing the arrangement?
And do you create everything from scratch like kicks, shaker loops, pads etc. ?
forgotten is a banger
Nik would you mind making breakdown of the Finality track? That bassline absolutely slaps!
Speaking of Bad Company (f*cking legends, I adore their music), they used to do a nice little thing in their tunes that I never hear nowadays in dnb.
I am not music producer so pardon my layman's way of describing it.
In BC tunes there were a lot of quite subtle switch ups in breaks, hi hats an d other percussion elements.
I used to love it, I still do!
Such a nice little touch, but it gives so much dynamic and character to their tunes!
That’s why those tunes will still be played in another 20yrs time while I know jump up “producers” that are bored with their tunes after a week😂
Stagnant beats and baselines created with a mouse so have no feeling
They often use to add or remove rides for example. Very obvious in “the nine”
Вот таких треков от Noisia хотим по больше, как раньше всех уничтожали таким саундом!
Would love to hear you make a sing inspired by night train by BC or analize it. For me, its the most technical sounding song i have ever heard, truly a one off
cool track. still a banger
If we sign up for patreon do we get access to all the old stuff posted on there?
I wish you'd show more of the techniques, sound design, mixing etc.
Nice trip into dnb history for younger listeners.
2012 was a good year
Nice to see u and 🐇 🎵)
this is as unexpected as if God invited me to show how he created the earth)
What program is being used to play the mp3s?
foobar 2000
good thx
We need more Sleepnet.
5:36 so it’s acceptable to “borrow” ideas from released tracks….
Bc virus and earlier ram is the sound I’m going for
argh, no stems? nice track thank you for the look inside...
hate when plugins are missing on an old project
😮
Ya using foobar? Nois xD
SEVDALIZA pic
lol i played the osu map of this
Great breakdown but there is an unpleasant hiss in his voice recording
As a dedicated Noisia fan who's spent a lot on their music and shows, I'm baffled by their choice to use Patreon. It seems to exploit the most devoted fans, milking those who've already invested so much into the group. This strikes me as particularly odd for accomplished musicians with millions of Spotify plays, who are also record label managers and party organizers. If the goal is to share knowledge and assist others, this content should be made more inclusive.
The principle behind offering tutorials is commendable, and the stories behind the tracks are fascinating, but the execution falls short of the quality expected from Noisia. I recall Thijs, during a Twitch stream with Colin Benders, stressing the importance of professionalism when there were technical issues. This level of professionalism seems to be missing here, notably when the project starts incorrectly due to an oversight with the toms-an error that should have been fixed. It's not just about fixing mistakes; it's about respecting the paying audience's expectations for quality.
If the intention is to maximize profits, then the quality must also be optimized. No one wants to pay for content where it appears the instructor hasn't adequately prepared their lesson. This doesn't meet the high standards Noisia has set over the years, and it's disappointing for fans who have supported them throughout their career.
Broooo take a chill pill. ❤
Feel free to buy his Patreon or not, bro. Nobody is telling you to buy it compulsorily. Just chill
You can watch all the content in a month easily