Halfway through this video I started poking away at my Digitone. Next thing I knew it was 2 hours later and I was lost in a reverb-drenched land of plinky FM ambient. Thanks for another fabulous video!

9:24 glad to hear I’m not the only one who occasionally makes a sequence and just zones out thinking: “wow, this sounds nice and soothing”

@vor946

Жыл бұрын

seems like completely normal thing to do

You are a treasure. Thank you. Please keep making Digitone videos.

"Hi... My name is Jeremy, this is rezmeanz.. ziss.. I already screwed this up." Hahahaha, not even 10 seconds in and i'm cracking up smiling. Thank you for not redoing the intro!

Surprising harmonies are the best harmonies. Thanks for highlighting this form of composition. All the best.

This is beautiful. Also, I'm pretty sure I can hear Riker's collar jingling as if scratching and I like that. Thanks for being a real person and making beautiful things.

I really appreciate the informative and fun videos you make. It’s really nice to have a genuine human explaining their process and expressing their weirdness for us all to enjoy. Thanks.

Hey, Jeremy! Just want to say that I started to make electronic music because of your videos. Thank you for that, it makes my life brighter a lot. You're a great artist, please, don't stop.

Mate. These Chilling with Digitone videos have been really helpful and super fun. Thanks man

This is so helpful and a huge inspiration. You've made the clearest tutorials with the Digitone out of anybody on KZread. Hopefully there will be more.

I get excited when I see one of your new Digitone videos pop up! Very talented I must say.

Your videos are the main reason I've been getting more into the synth world. Super inspiring. Keep bein awesome, or maybe don't because you're also the reason every paycheck I get I somehow end up with another lil' instrument and I don't know how long I can keep that up.

Yet again, amazing sounds, from one machine! You are one talented dude. I've spent a small fortune over the years, on music nowhere near as good as your making, in the time it takes to have a coffee!! Stay strong my friend, peace!

man, I love this. love your skills, those comments, the music and your teaching. could listen to this all day long😎

I love this serie of videos, thank you Jeremy

Really digging this machine!! You can play everything!! Good work jeremy!!

Thanks for this video and I appreciate your work and efforts to inform us all. Keep rocking my friend and have a wonderful day✌🏾❤️✊🏾

Just awesome. Thanks for sharing. Hang in there, man!

This and the Digitakt are just incredible pieces of kit. Endless possibilities, only your imagination. Great inspiration RMR, thank you!

crazy beautiful, wasnt really considering one of these until i saw your soft music, do nothing performance. youre amazing my dude, thank you for everything youre giving to the world

Thanks for this Red, been working on beast for a couple weeks now. A lot to learn :)

Jeremy, massive big up! You style of making video and story telling is super awesome.

Sweeeeet weird semi generative ambient stuff

@tybowesformerlygoat-x7760

3 жыл бұрын

I love how you top guys support each other.

@mortenrobinson

3 жыл бұрын

@@tybowesformerlygoat-x7760 top guys? The top guys are the ones playing the huge festivals across the globe. These guys are simple advertisers/gear-pushers 😉

Nice sound, Jeremy, very subtle, I like it. Thx for your job, keep it up, pls

Stay strong Jeremy, I love your content and you , keep up the good work!

Great series, Jeremy! I would love to see it continue into a some episodes where you make a song from scratch on the Digitone. Thanks!

Great vid. Such a sweet little synth!

This is amazing. Keep being amazing.

Hi Jeremy, you are a briliant Sound Engineer and Artist - I appreciate you. That said I'd like to see a video on making a specific song made with the Digitone. Try some liquid drum and bass, something to drive down an LA highway at night to

Courage, Jeremy! I love your videos and I hope you feel better soon. Sending hugs.

Wow, fantastic! This is exactly what I want to do with the Digitone! Thanks!!

Great video - thankyou. I found it very clear and informative

Just discovering these videos. Thanks for making them. I’m reentering the world of EMP and just got this. I was a bit lost and was starting to feel some buyers remorse and now I feel like I’m fortunate to own one of the best synths on the market...thanks to your videos.

This is good stuff. You have given me many good ideas.

I really appreciate your honest noodling.

Thank you Jeremy. I've had my Digitone for a few weeks and been already fooling around with doing semi generative stuff but this was still a very inspiring video and I learned a few tricks. The main reason I got this machine was mainly for doing stuff like this - it sends me into another world where chaos seems to make sense and everything falls into its right place. I would love to see you do more videos on the Digitone :-) Hope you have a good day too, cheers.

great video if I get the digitone this is first thing I'm doing with it. Your channel rocks!

Nicely done Sir. Bravo.

Man I always enjoy your stuff. You helped me pull the trigger on modular over the OP1.

Sounds alot like the ambient music of Portal 2! Really love it.

This is lovely, J.

I'm getting even more value from my Diggitoné thanks to you, good sir.

This is a great video, thanks a lot! I've already had such a great time with this tiny box in the few hours I've owned it, and I can't even imagine what sort of rabbit hole I'm going to fall into now! This is my Xmas holiday sorted now! Keep on with the videos, very informative and entertaining without being over the top! Happy Xmas! PS: about the haters, well, have you seen what Hainbach made of it? Perfect answer to the trolls!

This is perfect timing - gonna see if I can pull this off on the OPZ to make use of its arp. Thanks man

Awesome job! Thx for the tips👍🏼

It's like you're in my head... You always seem to post videos about gear I'm thinking about at the time you upload xD Fr, love your music and content so much... Always an inspiration. Anyone telling you to off yourself obviously is either deaf and/or daft :) Much love

Wow beautiful sounds and great ambient tutorial. OK.... damn now I want the Digitone...Lol. I have an Octatrack and a Digitakt and I was just starting to get a hold on these two wild animals......I and now seriously considering the Digitone.

Mine arrives tomorrow - the "chilling with" series has helped me get through this difficult time - Thank You

@RedMeansRecording

5 жыл бұрын

@naumchomsky8840

5 жыл бұрын

Same rn lol.

Awesome, finished a track using this technique, can get lost in it for hours, thanks for the tips!!!

Beautiful, thank you.

Another great video!! My digitonay is arriving tomorrow.

Yesss soo good, thank youu! 🙏

really lovely video, man.

It is brilliant, thanks !

Thanks for being awesome and sharing. Your videos have really inspired me to make music again. I gave up on music in the 90s, even though I was signed to various major labels, the industry was very cut throat back then and I walked away. Years later, your videos have reminded me about the joy of making music again. I’m thinking of buying the op-1 but I keep holding out to see if I can find something just as good or better. Something just as capable, dawless. Would love to see you make tracks with the elektron. Anyway, thanks for saving a dying part of myself.

@jammintoast

3 жыл бұрын

I see from your channel you got the op1! Jelly dude, hope you like it

@NorthGameStudio

3 жыл бұрын

@@jammintoast I love everything about it

This is the exact moment I wanted a digitone.

Jeremy, you always find a way to make my wallet lighter and my life happier.

Lovely video!

You are awesome! Love the vibes of your channel. Regarding the hate comments, some people are miserable inside, don't let a single asshole get to you.

I find very interesting how you and Oscillator Sink came to 2 different results applying the same idea with different principles. He programs the notes and patterns on the sequencer to create big drones and soundscapes, you use the arp to do more rythmic blip blopish stuff. Both produce beautiful contemplative music. Can't wait to try mixing the two techniques!

Thank you for the video! Very cool ways to use the arpeggiator. I would also love to learn how to write long notes on the Digitone and change the timbre through time.

As a last video I for one would love to see you make a complete track and discuss the workflow and your process and choices. Great series man 👍

Got laid off today. Chilling with you for a little while is exactly what I need right now. I wish I could say something that would provide you with the comfort that you provide me. Thank you for all that you do, and for sharing it with us.

@RedMeansRecording

5 жыл бұрын

I'm sorry to hear about your job :(

holy crap i love your music.

That is some delicious pasta.

0:50 pure gold. you've made my summer

Hey! This is like fugue machine in a box (if only the arp did midi too). And now I can only eat black spaghetti with jellybeans.

Really appreciating your channel, Jeremy!

"Is that an Elektron generative tune?" "YARP."

Cool techniques, dude. Followed a very similar approach after watching Osc Sink's video on the generative patches with the NDLR. Definitely got some real mileage out of that. The Mod slots are particularly useful for modulating the Arp clock division and note position within the scale. Lots of delay and reverb for the icing and cherry on top of the ambient cake. Still working on getting a decent poly synth to help round out the pad parts.

Very nice ambient pattern :-D

Your final result immediately conjured up Blade Runner 2049 for me.

Now i want a digitone because of you 😆

I gotta say the Elektron Dijon is a pretty spicy instrument.

I’d love to hear full tracks you’ve created with it!

"metroNOME"?? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA dude, Jeremy for president. seriously.

@xc3n

4 жыл бұрын

Métronomé! Love it

@cymbolic_space1832

3 жыл бұрын

I read this like 5 seconds before it happened and laughed extra hard because of it.

Amazing!!!!!

This series on the Digitone is amazing, Jeremy, but this clip in particular is great just because the ambient sound is so curiously pleasing & interesting. Reading between the lines (or perhaps the not so subtle hints in your recent videos), it sounds like things are rough for you at the moment. I don't know what you're going thru & I know it's so difficult to have even a little bit of a public presence & to present any kind of performative face when you feel terrible. I just want to thank you so much for still sharing your creativity & music with us, in whatever form you choose to, with whatever regularity. I subbed to your channel a few months ago & you've been a massive inspiration for me to get back into music & expression. No matter what happens, I hope your life works out. I'm a world away (in Australia) on the internet but I see you & appreciate you.

@RedMeansRecording

5 жыл бұрын

@gatorgoforth3097

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for spreading the good vibes, Vroenis! I second everything you've said!

Jeremy. You're great and what you do is amazing. Don't let the trolls get to you! Go away trolls!

Don’t care any asshole’s around, you’re doing a great stuff! Keep going!

My kidney and I have come to the conclusion that this it too expensive for the both of us.

Gorgeous Jeremy.

Thanks.

In this episode, Jeremy makes a better version of the EVE Online background music.

@Metal_Serra

4 жыл бұрын

Dude, you made my day 😎😂

Thanks Jeremy

You're basically the Bob Ross of Music Production

We need mooooore!

I would really like to see digitone sequencing another synth (especially a Moog). Great videos by the way!

This is lovely. I've found your videos very helpful in getting around my Digitone, just wanted to say THANK YOU. I think the Digitone is an amazing instrument. Do you have a video where you give tips on creating/tweaking drum sounds on the Digitone? The envelope and filters ar incredibly sensitive on the Digitone which is a sound designer's dream but for amateur like me puts me down many rabbit holes. My jam session last night turned to an hour tweaking one snare but that hour taught me a lot.

Jeremy, never stop doing what you're doing. And don't listen to the haters!

Awesome work! I think you might like Jogging House - he uses the digitone like this a lot. Thanks for your great videos on this fantastic little unit

@RedMeansRecording

5 жыл бұрын

jogging house is pure talent

Amazing sound design! Thanks Jeremy! (Turns on Digitone and starts to waste the rest of the day turning knobs...)

Thanks

This is sick. (Good sick. Like stellar; but cooler)

What more do you need? It's just excellent. I agree, it's cool.

Thanks for being awesome Jeremy~!

@d3aph

5 жыл бұрын

I kind of just want to see an uncut session of just fiddling with sounds and making weird noises.

"And that's how that shit works. Boop."

beautiful!! wish i had a digitonE

“People are telling me to kill myself, I already want to do that” but who will I watch to see passive aggressive text over chill music :(

@TonytheCapeGuy

5 жыл бұрын

KZread tells me he uploaded this vid 45 minutes ago, but you commented 54 minutes ago... WHO ARE YOU WORKING FOR?

@TD05SSLegacy

5 жыл бұрын

That is a ‘no joke’ topic.

@CockatooDude

5 жыл бұрын

@@TD05SSLegacy Nah man, no topic is off limits to jokes.

@elikopokopo6443

5 жыл бұрын

Go to 4 chan , even there youll get more support than here

@TonytheCapeGuy

5 жыл бұрын

@@TD05SSLegacy Actually, levity from someone who cares is totally fine as long as it's obvious that they aren't apathetic to you.

algorithms are powerful, potent, capable of much, calm but confident, strong but surprisingly gentle, warm but taciturn,