their glitch percussion compose and editing was genius ..i heard a lot of electronic music but never something that's defines a complete gender and personality as t.t.a ..way ahead of their time.

@evilgoodness1

3 жыл бұрын

agreed.

I hope this guy realizes what a legend he is and more than that I hope the world wakes up and realizes what an undeniable genius this guy is and how much he contributed to IDM and electronic music in general.

@StrayMedicine

3 жыл бұрын

Max for Live/MSP is one of if not the most powerful programming environment for creating music

I wish this video was about 9 hours longer. Just a small request.

All the videos of insane studios...and then this. Thank you showing what we all know. A well put together bedroom studio is all you need. Not $200k of outboard compressors and EQs, not 14 keyboards, not 6 sets of monitors. If this simple setup is enough for a legend like Telefon Tel Aviv, it’s enough for anyone.

@StrayMedicine

3 жыл бұрын

Monome Grid and Roli Seaboard aren't exactly cheap though. It's just a minimalist approach, not necessarily a cheap one. Makes sense because a big part of his approach to music is through programming, also he could augment tf out of both OSC and MPE data in Max to get a wide variety of compositional options

@taithays

3 жыл бұрын

I think you missed the entire point. It's not about how many out board gear you have, or none... the point is just to have the setup that corresponds to your way of making music. It can be out boards for some, and all in the computer for others, or a bit of both, etc... saying what you say is just making you as wrong as people saying you need gears. You have to understand that some artists couldn't be as great as they are if instead of having out board stuffs they used in board stuffs, and vice-versa. Everything is just a question of the relation between the person and its way of approaching, and then creating, music.

The hidden gem in electronic music. Glad to see that there is an interview

I have never felt I related more to how an artist made music than Joshua Eustis. Absolute inspiration. His live show was an experience. Right before covid lockdown in Seattle. Not many people came ao I got to stand up front all alone. Completely mind blowing.

I thought this project was finished after Charlie Coopers passing Nice to see this guy , farenheit fair enough was a game changer

@15erDotA

4 жыл бұрын

holy damn, only knew the second woman stuff.. farenheit fair enough is incredible!

@dinothegonzo

3 жыл бұрын

@@15erDotA you should also check his other projects. Sons of Magdalene and The Black Queen. Love all his projects except for the Black Light Burns one with Wes Borland.

His music is imprinted in my DNA how much I listened it.

Thanks you so much for featuring Telefon Tel Aviv. His music is following me for nearly 20 years now, the music feels so familiar to me! Immolate Yourself is in one of the best Albums i´ve ever heard. Funny to see that beside all the nerdy Max for Live Stuff there is a little 0Coast standing on the desk;) Thank you for the Music Joshua;)

I like this guy, he's giving you enough to figure out you have to personalize your work and these are the tools he uses and some idea of how, if you even get what hes saying, no million dollar equipment required, everything truly special comes from the artist and his unique approach to putting it together.

@auxorion

4 жыл бұрын

He's *definitely* got more equipment. He was being humble about what he works with. Nice gear can get very boring, and inevitably you will want to make your own tools. (Makes sense.. TTA have been pushing DAWs, plugins, and hardware to their limits since the start)

Not only ridiculously talented and hardworking, but also humble and personable.

The Sons of Magdalene releases changed my life; Thank you for this!

Met Josh in an airport when he was touring with NIN. Super nice guy.

@anniesamuel4787

4 жыл бұрын

I met him when he came to Sydney with The Black Queen. I agree he's super nice and polite and thankful and down to earth. I was fangirling and he made me feel so comfortable.

UUh. I love his workflow and his love for MAX! Great vid!

this is music, pure love.

Immolate Yourself is a masterwork. Excited to see if the time with NIN makes the TTV sound even darker, going forward. RIP Charlie.

That lunchbox is enough to transform any home studio into something ridiculously serious. I hope he has insurance on it.

So glad I looked to see if there was any new music from Telefon Tel Aviv. This new album is amazing

Yep. Totally agree with the guy’s procedures and aesthetics, serving his true passion. Wish you and your loved ones all the very best man.

Thanks for sharing this! Can't wait to see your next live set :)

man, this guy inspired me so many times in my life. so cool to see him talk about all of this!

inspiring setup, he seems straight out the matrix

Looking forward to the new Second Woman album. I also really enjoyed Joshua's interview with K-Devices.

Love this - his passion just shines through

Incredible, so much goes into these compositions. Massive fan, also love what he has done with The Black Queen 👍

This and your video with Anthony Rother are my faves, great work!

Telefon tel aviv has been a welcomed member throughout my life.

This inspired me on so many levels. Thank you for that!

Dreams are Not Enough is a such a mature and masterfully crafted album... I hope there's more where that came from...I can wait

I have no idea what he is talking about. Its so unbelievably over my head. This duo greatly affected my life and am so blessed to have experienced them for so long. There is still really not much like it outside of movie sound tracks /back grounds. Truly miss them

7:10 I liked that a lot. Another great video, thanks TEB!

Fun fact: The objects the speakers are standing on are from a company called manduka that produces yoga mats and are called yoga blocks. They are made of recycled foam material. PS: You dont need perfect gear to make perfect music.

Great stuff - his work with Drab Majesty has been incredible...

Cannot explain why, but ive been watching this video several times (like a kid watching good movie more than once) and it still keeps inspiring 😆

This guy is a boss! Such creativity.

Amazing. Very inspiring

What a legend. Never heard of this guy but I love his ideas and process. Thanks Slices!

This was amazing . . simple as that.

Awesome dude

Enjoyed this one!

remarkable, inspiring!

Blessings!

Great setup and workflow, but its his hand movements that drive it home

Saw him last night, guy is a fucking legend!

Max MSP, Monome and Seaboard, fuck yeah

The real question is, what song is playing on the background

Very interesting!

i like this guy!

Where can I buy/download the Guilt Max patches?

I love this! (heads off to take a Max class) =)

Thank you for sharing this great video. Can you make video also with Autechre? (Aphex Twin would be a miracle)

mind blown

MORE!

Josh, please share this fantastic tempo variation Guilt max/msp patch!! :))

@gregorymorss8178

5 жыл бұрын

Yavaro mate he spends all morning composing it so that he can compose himself. It’s like asking Tobias for his kick, or Zomby for his baseline... All it is, is his identity. Yours is perfect already; go or and express it! And go further than any support can reach !

@LouisSerieusement

5 жыл бұрын

you can easely make your own with tempo automation in ableton ; that would be a good start

Dope

What a f-ckin Genius.

JOSH SOUND LIKE: "hey, can u make in a little louder? wait not that much!"... "oh was it a background?"

This dude is genius

❤

😍😍😍😍

That is one expensive lunchbox.

the process....

Was googling for these manduka monitors since never heard of that brand. Turned out those are "hi performance yoga gear". For a sec I was like "wth". Then I got it.

@ElectronicBeatsTV

5 жыл бұрын

😂

Great video ! What kind of meter is on the right of the screen on 0:37 ? Thanks !

@ehdyn

5 жыл бұрын

www.izotope.com/en/products/mix/insight.html

@MuslimShortanov

5 жыл бұрын

Isotope Insight.

Great video. What are those objects under the Genelec’s?

@marioalvop1989

5 жыл бұрын

yoga blocks

@zpurpz

5 жыл бұрын

Lol no way

hi guys have any idea what computer and audio equipment this fantastic producer uses? thanks

@qcole469

5 жыл бұрын

old mac book pro, abelton live, max/dsp, rolli and mulitiple vst

So is he recording everything through the API 512? And what is the Neve next to them?

@VS3d0v

5 жыл бұрын

Michael Perry Goodman thanks, so what is the point to keep both API and Neve then?

I feel so awkward to ask about subtitles to this video, because I'm not so well-versed in technical terms. But I would like to translate this correctly to my native language.

As an aside, am I the only one who noticed the WoW purple keys on his keyboard? Are they specific to any other game?

Новые треки будут?🤨

One spoon of ice cream is never enough!

@ElectronicBeatsTV

5 жыл бұрын

That's the trick, so you want more ;-)

Perfect gear! What model of Genelec monitors?

@iggywow

5 жыл бұрын

genelec 8010APM. Wouldn't be surprised if he's got a subwoofer under the table that we can't see though

@MrBobbinski

5 жыл бұрын

@@iggywow Many thanks!

I was searching this guy up I found one of his custom jerry Harvey headphones don’t know what to do with them 😅

Which kind of keyboard is that ? Has a name ?

@benbassu9938

5 жыл бұрын

i v a n i v a n i v a n i v a n Roli Seaboard

Too short! Give us more ✌️❤️

surprised he uses such small monitors

is the 4:23 track already released? it so sick!!!

@sAllylikesbloodJ

5 жыл бұрын

Yes! This is the track - kzread.info/dash/bejne/kaipxc6DoLaXpaw.html

Someone does have the track id from this part : 05:12 ?? Actually it sounds super super close to a Catarina Barbieri's track, find it super weird (sa,me delay progression ect.)

@bugzim

4 жыл бұрын

Something Akin to Lust 👌 Which Catarina Barbieri track are you talking about? I find it very close to Urchin, by Arca.

@eento06

3 ай бұрын

@@bugzim It reminds me of this extract from her live via URSSS channel: kzread.info/dash/bejne/qmiVqpOBd92phcY.htmlsi=ubxoBBXY1Ls61wXE&t=1296 (the beginning)

Das good

Can we have a tutorial pls

I first heard about Tel on a ghostly International compilation they did a remix for I forgot who¿? plus the Nine Inch Nails Remix They did of "where is everybody?" Fucking badass!🎹🎧💫😵👌

Anyone ID the last song that slowly builds?

@JackPeloquin

4 жыл бұрын

something akin to lust...

What's the first track? :)

@JackPeloquin

4 жыл бұрын

i made a tree on the wold...

Music?

P L A Y T H E R H O D E S A G A I N ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

Haha that true detective reference

5:51 not using PRESETS - one simple thing that differs a great Electronic musician from a generic one.

@paul_burney

3 жыл бұрын

Vangelis was known to use presets so...

What’s the song playing throughout!? Loving 4:15 sounds ;)

@ph-fi7qo

5 жыл бұрын

These Hidden Hands - Glasir (Telefon Tel Aviv Remix)

@stevencrosbie6026

4 жыл бұрын

1. I Made A Tree On The Wold 2. Glasir (Telefon Tel Aviv Remix) 3. Something Akin To Lust

Song ID at 3:25??

wonder why he named the app "Guilt"🤔

Track ID @ 3:25? Damn.

@ph-fi7qo

5 жыл бұрын

These Hidden Hands - Glasir (Telefon Tel Aviv Remix)

Sometimes i miss this guy on nine inch nails

Damn, he's still sooo hot 😍

finally somebody figured something out. everybody else in this series just seems to use the same roland machines and the same 4x4 bass drum.

monome64

And not a word about the 0-Coast??? Strange...

Macht doch die Videos noch kürzer!😂😂

confirmed, using presets = cheating, make your own presets.

Not the most hands-on setup 🤣

@ElectronicBeatsTV

5 жыл бұрын

🧐

@codey1391

5 жыл бұрын

Not enough DAWless jams for you????? lol

I heard a lot of crap here and I have to disagree with you Josh

@telefonjosh

5 жыл бұрын

k

@baristajoes5087

5 жыл бұрын

Inside the mirror- your a pubic hair on the balls of life... go away !