"... and you get 1992 basically." I don't know if he intended it to be, but that was hilarious

10:25 looks like you are giving away one of the most valued secrets of music production even today and i can only say to the people who are not sure aobut that technique it is exactly done this way :) important part of good music was always a good amount of not knowing what you are doing and just see what happens love it

@CalamityHillMusic

5 жыл бұрын

Out of all the you techniques, it's the only thing thats work for me.

@KenFehling

5 жыл бұрын

Reminds me of the Brian Eno method of randomizing drums kzread.info/dash/bejne/g3x9yqaJaNO6m6g.html

@jonasmostert3294

5 жыл бұрын

@@KenFehling This script he uses is actually quite brilliant. Just hit record, let it go on for two minutes, pick what you like and put the parts one after another. done. forever.

@MrNussetusse

5 жыл бұрын

Dayta m

@randinonsense7360

5 жыл бұрын

Lol there's no secrets here.

I love that Paolo is 45+ but still has the spirit of a 21 year old.

@philiphaggardberry1289

5 жыл бұрын

"Hey. I resemble that remark" --Curly, three stooges

@IgnisCygnus147

4 жыл бұрын

I’m 21 and I second this, he is a prolific badass

@JohnnyX50

4 жыл бұрын

lol Im 45 and Im still locked in the 90's doing this stuff on my keyboards ha ha :D

@reoire843

4 жыл бұрын

Never grow up.

@blk1048

4 жыл бұрын

Duncan Cook where’s your budgie gone?

Brings me back to 91-93 when I was discovering the enchanting world of House and Techno, Raves, Breakbeats/Hardcore/Early Jungle. Dude is definitely Old Skool.

4x4 bass drum, other random drums and a stab and you have 1992, thanks for making me smile :)

Yup....its official. An old househead's mind is completely blown away!!! The sound that left me dripping with sweat on tons of dance floors back in my clubbin' days is explained and made to look sooooo easy!! Fantastic video

@JDS_im

7 жыл бұрын

And that very sound is even today very much alive and kicking ass! This was a couple months back: /watch?v=i9trRVQvZF8

Wow, Paolo, production and sound quality are getting greater with each video. sounds fantastic! you would throw amazing parties as both host and Dj/musician. Bust out the drinks!

Such a great resource of hardware/music production. I basically check the channel every day now. You've inspired me to hook up my 909 and 727. Keep them coming up!

When he just slapped buttons at 10:17 I died 🤣 Then he pressed play 🔥

So the drums are all Random on the rave except for the bass?? That's amazing and hilarious!! It sounds great!

@flavioks4864

7 жыл бұрын

TR French I was OH that's simple you just scramble it at random and BOOM there you go that beautiful rave sound.

I dont know how, but watching you setup the machines relaxes me so much.

Thank you Paolo! I have been watching your videos for some time and I find them easy to follow, very educational, and truly inspirational! I am grateful that you dedicate the time and energy into producing this content, it is clear that you are very passionate about music and we are fortunate to have you as a mentor. Ačiū! - Povilas

Man. After all this years u are still like light in tunnel. Keep working... We need u

Those are some legendary, bad ass machines!

Paolo is my particular Maestro Jedi of synths!! ;) It's obvious that you really played that kind of stuff back in the good ol' days...thanks a lot for sharing the tricks.

Wow! You took me back in time to my childhood! Love what you do!

Yaaaaaaassss. I was born with these sounds! Thank you for showing us. I'm back in 90s now.

I fell over laughing on how you showed the rave section, But you know what? It was one of the best eras to be alive hearing all that good music. I wouldn't trade it for the music now

What a wicked video! This pretty much sold me on wanting to get the TR-09. That 92 rave part brought such a big smile to my face, like I haven't had in a long time.

@SynthManiaDotCom

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Wow you are amazing at this and it's still to this day my favourite Sound,tunes back then never die or fade away

Paola again perfectly explained how to do these kind of sounds. Since very long time I'm following your videos there are so helpful for me, because I also have a lot of the original equipment which is not easy to understand sometimes. Go on your one of my best teachers

@rolandblocko4229

7 жыл бұрын

Sorry of course Paulo

@rolandblocko4229

7 жыл бұрын

But now I have trigger out how to save these wonderful beats on the Roland cards in the tr-909 & tr-727

@SynthManiaDotCom

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much

2:02 Chords are similar to "Strings of life" by Derrick May. Sooo lovely piano

@roneivilasboas

3 жыл бұрын

With less than 3 octaves. I have been searching tutorials with tips about how create that with this amount of keys. It's hard to find it.

Can't beat the oldskool! Loved the rave sound back in day! This is so close to it!

That's really awsome man! I appreciate your work. I can't play hardly at all, but I would love to learn to play the keys one day. House, and dance disco, electronic is my favorite mood music!

10:17 Lets just put the rest at Random cause that's how it was done. LOL!

@SynthManiaDotCom

7 жыл бұрын

Haha, yes :-D I've played with enough DJs back in the day to let you know that's really HOW they were programmed :-D

@elsongs

7 жыл бұрын

I LOL'd.

@n-code-r

7 жыл бұрын

even nowadays programming beats and even synths is definitely a good way to start and build up from!!

@ChewyGDRP

7 жыл бұрын

Amazing how mashing the buttons randomly could get a half decent beat. Crazy!

@SuperMegaWoofer3000

7 жыл бұрын

my god that was amazing, fun as hell

My favorite thing about the 909 is how the openclose hat sounds affect eachother. It's generally the first thing that is lost from the signature sound when somebody tries to sample it.

great thing man, nowadays we have the DAWs being easier to work with, but you guys the programmers are the respect!

This is awesome but I get claustrophobic seeing your hands on that tiny midi controller!

@TheMourningPalace

7 жыл бұрын

Except Trump

@erebousde

6 жыл бұрын

He is Italian tho...

@samazy

6 жыл бұрын

I saw your commentary just after seing him playing synth 😂

@benmoreau6899

6 жыл бұрын

Millenium who lives in america, so technically American. As we all know, technically correct is the best kind of correct!

You make it look so easy! Loving your videos !

Awesome playing on that house track. Sounded like Derrick May-Strings Of Life

Hi .. thanks for this tutorial i really enjoyed it . I have a TR8 and will try to recreate this at some point . I have watched you recreate a number of different sounds/ songs and you do a really great job !!

More like this one, please? Very educational.

Nice, this is what I like about Italo disco,House,techno that retain the disco beats and octave bass styles

those congas and shakers are so good

I have the first generation E tribe drum machine that can get some nice beats with a phat analogue kick sound thanks again Paolo such a great talent and you make the beats so fast. I think I over think my music to much.

Why I hate this guy? Because he can throw down a track in 5 mins to the standard I'd be happy to achieve working on it for ten years.... My passion is rave music from 88 to 93 and this guy could keep that remarkable era alive today

@maksklinec

5 жыл бұрын

this is very very basic knowledge right here

You are a wizard > Love your videos!

Really good video!! I found it extremely helpful. Great work ...

This is really great. I love the more hands on approach. It reminds me of when I was young. I am 35. i started going to raves in 1996. I was mixing beats with vinyl and playing with rebirth at age 17. I still DJ to this day but make beats with abelton and reason and it's frustrating. I enjoy your vids and wish to have set ups like you in the future!! Cheers!!! Good job !!!

Wow! Awesome video. Just learned so much in such a short time. Excellent presentation style and high quality production. Great stuff! Subscribed!

@user812user8

Жыл бұрын

WOW!

hats off to you mate! your definitely doing it and it sounds fresh! keep it coming

909 and 727 have always been a great combo or 707 and 727. The 727 agogos are really nice too. Great video Paulo. You must do a follow up with maybe the 808 and 909 .

@SynthManiaDotCom

7 жыл бұрын

Yes, thank you, I will do the next one with 808 and 727, the other classic combo ;) In the meantime, you might be interested in watching this one: kzread.info/dash/bejne/jHyhk5uLd8-tcso.html

@SynthManiaDotCom

5 жыл бұрын

@Nim Chimpsky Please read carefully: "I will do the next one with 808 and 727, the other classic combo ;) In the meantime, you might be interested in watching this one: kzread.info/dash/bejne/jHyhk5uLd8-tcso.html

blown AWAY by the knowledge

I found your video most helpful big smiles from South Africa.

Absolutely 🎉 soul healing vibes with congos💥 Happy Christmas!

Very lovely video!!! Thank you for uploading :) I really wish there was more hosue / techno videos.

Great video, took me back to the day before I was into Logic, and ProTools, fun times.

All I can say is Wow..you really know what you are doing..takes me straight back to Es and all night Raves in the middle of nowhere

You are a master of your craft sir.

@therachoice4814

7 жыл бұрын

I agree sir

Wow !!! I love this sound 😍 maybe one day I can play like you )

All you need is to break out that W30 and the early 90's flavor will be complete! Massive respect!

I love the sound of the 909 key caps:)

Those house beats always had something special. In that first pattern, with the typical bass and hi-hat in such an ultra-straight pattern, I knew something up up with the congos & shakers but never could put my finger on the trick. Thanks for showing us the power of selected precussion swinging outside the main drum patterns. Is that swinging the reason to use the 2 drum machines?

@kristofersknesis

6 жыл бұрын

hmmmm that is a great point. you couldn't do this on a single drum machine, like tr-8, but if its straight beat is combined with a shuffled beat of another machine... magic happens. gotta try it out later tonight.

@Niersteentje

6 жыл бұрын

I think you could, provided one machines can generate all of the sounds. Shuffle is not applied to 1/8 notes, only to the 1/16 notes in between, hence the kick nor the open hihat would be affected in this particular beat.

Thnx for the great videos!!! I learn a lot of you!

This is actually a great explanation dude thanks!!!!!

nice again ! You have so many legendary gears omfg

Awesome old school technics!

Thank you that was lovely done!

so much knowledge. thnx again

Techno sounds so nice! House too, ofc.

This tut made my sunday!

the teacher Machine!!! excelent master class. saludos desde Malaga, España

A bit of Strings of Life flavor? 👍🏻

Sweet video! I'm enjoying them. Take care, Sam.

sweet vid, thanks for the upload

Super cool man, thanks for sharing!

impresionante como suenan esasa cajas ritmicas......y no son samples por lo que veo..que calidad!! por eso amo mis tecldos vintage

this guy became my personal hero

This is just what I was looking for

The rhythm and beat track sounds like "Groovejet" - Spiller. Very clever stuff!

Wow!!! Those House and Techno patterns sounded exactly like the music I loved back in the day! Love the 909/727 combo! Thank you, I learned a lot from this video. BTW, I love that you're using the M-Audio Keystation Mini 32 (which I also use for my DAW)! What cord are you using for it? The one that it comes with is rather short. Thanks again and have a nice day!!!

Just found your channel very good information! And awesome instruments!

@SynthManiaDotCom

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Amazing can you continue making these well presented tutorial videos!

Wow. Incredible

I loved the song!!!

Awesome, you are a House music master :-)) more Korg M1 classic house piano sounds please!!!

@SynthManiaDotCom

5 жыл бұрын

Will do ;)

Buy the way the first tr-909 tr-727 beat combination is also available as an exact copy as a patch in my Yamaha rs-7000

Amazing ! Thank you

reminds me of Rebirth that was a great program

WOw Paola amazing use of the drum machines just great one question:witch software programme you're using for the piano sound and the synh sound?

I loved every second of that 8-)))))))

man... did so many of this,but i rarely used random. that happened more when starting playing with reason 4

8:02 as this plays I can hear a "ARE YOU READY?! ROUND....1.......FIGHT!"

@arcticsouth

7 жыл бұрын

lifesgrandfinale tekken or

@carlosmay6371

6 жыл бұрын

atilla hun dead or alive lol

Are the shuffles for both machines or are they independent of each other?

Hello! Thanks for this! Excellent video

I love this channel

This is the best Channel of all youtube

Dope love your gear

4:08 in come party boy

Love the sound ;) !! I come from old 80s, and 90s, when music has something inside ;P

@reginaldbotchaby5375

6 жыл бұрын

I certainly know what music was (like) back then!

@lovagidarwave

5 жыл бұрын

I love it Rave 90-s

Hi Paolo, another fascinating insight..many thanks. Would you consider doing a video trying to re-make the elements of my favourite italo house track from '90 - Last Rhythm, Last Rhythm? That would be amazing

Wow! That's great!

enjoyed the house beat part. cool stuff.

Hi, many thanks for uploading. I wonder if I can get the conga's sound of tr-727 from other stuff or is this original sound of tr-727? I have tr-8, so I want to integrate these sound to tr-8!

I love your videos :)

so usefull thank you for sharing this!!!

Omg. You broke down house in 2.5 mins hahahaha amazing ty!

Amazing thanks for this video

You and RothHandle are my favorite channels on YT

@SynthManiaDotCom

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much - I don't know RothHandle yet but I'll check it out

@floppy12k

7 жыл бұрын

SynthMania :)

@n1knak

7 жыл бұрын

SynthMania what is the name of the house song you play literally at the start of the video before you start your tutorial. It's really bugging me haha

To here music like that , its a thumbs up from the start .