It's amazing how Chris seems like he was the "odd one out" in TG both for his interests and technical skill, yet he was arguably the most important in establishing their signature sound. Also it's hilariously ironic how those moron punk audiences would hate electronic music for "needing no skill," when "technical skill" was usually shunned in punk circles to begin with. :P
@JuanUys2 ай бұрын
2:06 wtf is this? 😂
@d.o.b.2 ай бұрын
Such great information! Thank You!
@lb26963 ай бұрын
I get what he is saying but FM synthesis is also super cool, not just for “Bells.”
@sergesolkatt5 ай бұрын
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@Matthewsavant7 ай бұрын
This was such a special time in modular synth history it was a great time to be involved in the scene
@darkalman7 ай бұрын
9:41 All the Love in the World :)
@trippshow35418 ай бұрын
F@@K yes Trent@!
@user-ye8fx1gl3e8 ай бұрын
IT WILL BE IN A GREEN SUITCASE. ITS HEAVY
@user-ye8fx1gl3e8 ай бұрын
SO OVER ALL TRENT REZNOR SIR, IM TEYING TO GIVE YOU THE FIREWORK SHOW AND FANTASMIC BECAUSE YOURE THW NINE INCH NAIL MAN OF THE NINE INCH NAIL BAND. FRON ENVY AZALEA ZELDA. I MEAN CADEF GRADUATE FAHMIE FROM O.Y.C.P.
@user-ye8fx1gl3e8 ай бұрын
THAT TOOK FOREVER, COPY THAT
@user-ye8fx1gl3e8 ай бұрын
UL LISTED 2AA9 2 E22183 AUDIO/ VIDEO APPARATUS DESIGNED BY SAMSUNG & ASSEMBLED IN CHINA 05/2010 CALIFORNIA COMPLIANT
@user-ye8fx1gl3e8 ай бұрын
MODEL NO. PS-WC 450 S/N SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS AMERICA INCORPORATED 105 CHALENGER ROAD, RICHFIELD PARK NJ 0660 U.S.A. FCC IDA3LSWA5000
@user-ye8fx1gl3e8 ай бұрын
AC: 120 V-60 HZ HEUZ
@user-ye8fx1gl3e8 ай бұрын
THE PROJECTOR SAYS
@thosemonsters9 ай бұрын
First thing he said, “I got a multi thousand dollar synth when I was a little kid.” Next thing he said, “synths we’re multi thousand dollar things that seemed unobtainable.” Dude he grew up rich. His rich family got every thing he ever wanted, including a record deal and an induction into the RRHOF. His wealth even allowed him to sucker broke musicians into signing over the rights and credits for the music that they wrote. Except Richard Patric that had the sense to take the music he wrote and start Filter.
@user-dk7qg8oq9d9 ай бұрын
Congratulations Trent,,, your best interview yet!
@MouvementSequentiel10 ай бұрын
I have & still use dat same style ASR in 5U from D.D. ❤
@eyesintheskies10 ай бұрын
Hardware for the win. My doepfer dark energy even produces it’s own smell!!!
@eyesintheskies10 ай бұрын
If you must do it with a mouse I recommend duct tape 😉
@jocksilver711 ай бұрын
The DIY dimension of the whole story is remarkable, but TG's work, though original and pioneering, also had matching artistic/musical references (the general Kraut electronic/experimental vibe, not too far away from, say, early Faust or at times, also early Krftwrk and TDream). I don't see it as hindrances to TG's artistic intentions, on the contrary. TG was a group with 4 brilliant, creative minds, but it seems Carter was the hardware man, the guy who most definitely ''dreamt of wires'', whilst Gen (as HE were) functioned more like a ''prophet'' of HIS own, and Tutti and Sleazy as the free-hand ''primitive painters'' (to quote Felt's handy catchphrase) working over Carter's sonic structures. I wasn't there with them in the studio, but i assume TG were mostly loyal to improvisation, eliciting it to the point where themes actually morphed into proper tracks. I've come a long way with TG (45 years to be precise), and i'm glad the XXIst century, maybe the ante-chamber for the Aeon of Horus, is regarding them with the due historical respect. Either people believe it or not, in Portugal, between 1978 and 1980, some tracks by TG were aired on a particular National FM station, with strong links to the Holy See, by the hand of Portuguese Radio ''Educator'' António Sérgio ( i recall at least United, Adrenalin, Distant Dreams and Subhuman - Sérgio did acknowledge their work and relevance, but wasn't quite sure about the overall ideologic outfit, him being openly left-leaning, at a time when TG was being erroneously and negatively associated to things they overtly condemned, by prejudiced and biased sectors of press). When PTV 1 happened in 82, he was already on a ''secular'' station, with a bigger impact, and ''Force thee hand ov Chance'' was well played on ''Som da Frente'', his next proverbial radio show, going on for over a decade.
@KevOppelt Жыл бұрын
I just dusted off my old keyboard.
@HavenMarket Жыл бұрын
i loveeee this video !
@tommhank. Жыл бұрын
He fucking HATES the DX7 lol
@Flyrodder68 Жыл бұрын
Damn he's so intense
@malwida1022 Жыл бұрын
This is all fascinating, but who is the grumpy guy next to Alessandro?
@hanswurst5493 Жыл бұрын
showering in pulse waves
@EstherMevische Жыл бұрын
Check the "Forse" series of albums by Alessandro Cortini, it's amazing.
@DJeffvegas1 Жыл бұрын
Boy, is he right about the DX7!...
@trique9776 Жыл бұрын
Ever since around the year 2000, when everyone started stealing music files and Napster starting this, there is no money to be made in the music industry unless you have a famous band that is charging $100 plus per ticket. If musicians don't have the possibility to make an honest living at their craft, then it is just a hobby which doesn't mean shit. Music just becomes a liability with a lot of equipment costs associated with it, and very little if no income opportunities for the common musician like there used to be.
@CatFish107 Жыл бұрын
Thanks Richard, you elicited my first ever yelling audible swears at the screen in jealousy incident with the revelation of your pawn shop 2600 steal.
@user-ri6ow1us3k Жыл бұрын
"Does it look like fucking bells?" lmao
@aw37522 жыл бұрын
How do you use the name of a Gary Numan song as the title for your hour-long documentary about synthesizers and then only include Gary Numan (The universally acknowledged Godfather of electro-pop) for only 15 seconds?? Rather disrespectful, I think.
@stuhelm62432 жыл бұрын
this is the greatest song ever written
@jsunproter19402 жыл бұрын
I watched this interview about 2 years ago and after that i checked out alessandro's music. HOLY SHIT! Its good! I decided to re watched this interview since its where i first found out about him and leave this comment. Seriously if you love synth music and haven't heard his stuff check it out NOW!
@Dirtyvinnie2 жыл бұрын
I love Carl Craig what a legend
@duchesspodcast2 жыл бұрын
Great film!
@DJSTOEK2 жыл бұрын
🖤
@snorrevonflake2 жыл бұрын
Wish i could order that dvd, eu website doesnt seem to work.
@britaahonen14892 жыл бұрын
Grrrreat. When my shift is over I can't go near all this.
@britaahonen14892 жыл бұрын
It's not everyday thing, you really can't do this all day everyday
@Snaveltong2 жыл бұрын
funny to see that physical modules have become the acquired taste, everybody is dependent on the radiating computer screen
@zk32123 жыл бұрын
Don't even really know what they're talking about but it's so interesting somehow
@dlvox52223 жыл бұрын
Looks like the control panels of the space shuttle.
@chrismazzagatti84293 жыл бұрын
Trent really puts a whole new spin on "saying a whole lot of absolutely nothing," man.
@itsafridayonceagain71923 жыл бұрын
Or maybe you don't know anything about electronic music production
@habibsadman87863 жыл бұрын
The unbecoming weight concomitantly hunt because motorcycle cosmetically tremble notwithstanding a merciful network. hungry, smoggy vacuum
@mirarstudios3 жыл бұрын
Cortini... The humble master taking a backseat.
@swervature3 жыл бұрын
Hahaha! "Does that look like a fucking bell?" HAHAHAHAHA! I"ve started with nothing and built a song out of the sounds and tones I come up with while messing around. I can hear a song develp once I hear the right sonds through the synth. Great clip!
@deathmetalhell3 жыл бұрын
wow what a fuckin asshole
@androidpitanga98463 жыл бұрын
Roland gear was created by committee in a "giant Japanese corporation", but by dedicated groups of creators under their ground-breaking "producer" manufacturing system. Also Roland gear created more new sounds, including whole new genres of music, than any BS "boutique" eurorack and guitar pedal shit. This interview is full of wrong, very narrow minded imho.
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It's amazing how Chris seems like he was the "odd one out" in TG both for his interests and technical skill, yet he was arguably the most important in establishing their signature sound. Also it's hilariously ironic how those moron punk audiences would hate electronic music for "needing no skill," when "technical skill" was usually shunned in punk circles to begin with. :P
2:06 wtf is this? 😂
Such great information! Thank You!
I get what he is saying but FM synthesis is also super cool, not just for “Bells.”
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
This was such a special time in modular synth history it was a great time to be involved in the scene
9:41 All the Love in the World :)
F@@K yes Trent@!
IT WILL BE IN A GREEN SUITCASE. ITS HEAVY
SO OVER ALL TRENT REZNOR SIR, IM TEYING TO GIVE YOU THE FIREWORK SHOW AND FANTASMIC BECAUSE YOURE THW NINE INCH NAIL MAN OF THE NINE INCH NAIL BAND. FRON ENVY AZALEA ZELDA. I MEAN CADEF GRADUATE FAHMIE FROM O.Y.C.P.
THAT TOOK FOREVER, COPY THAT
UL LISTED 2AA9 2 E22183 AUDIO/ VIDEO APPARATUS DESIGNED BY SAMSUNG & ASSEMBLED IN CHINA 05/2010 CALIFORNIA COMPLIANT
MODEL NO. PS-WC 450 S/N SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS AMERICA INCORPORATED 105 CHALENGER ROAD, RICHFIELD PARK NJ 0660 U.S.A. FCC IDA3LSWA5000
AC: 120 V-60 HZ HEUZ
THE PROJECTOR SAYS
First thing he said, “I got a multi thousand dollar synth when I was a little kid.” Next thing he said, “synths we’re multi thousand dollar things that seemed unobtainable.” Dude he grew up rich. His rich family got every thing he ever wanted, including a record deal and an induction into the RRHOF. His wealth even allowed him to sucker broke musicians into signing over the rights and credits for the music that they wrote. Except Richard Patric that had the sense to take the music he wrote and start Filter.
Congratulations Trent,,, your best interview yet!
I have & still use dat same style ASR in 5U from D.D. ❤
Hardware for the win. My doepfer dark energy even produces it’s own smell!!!
If you must do it with a mouse I recommend duct tape 😉
The DIY dimension of the whole story is remarkable, but TG's work, though original and pioneering, also had matching artistic/musical references (the general Kraut electronic/experimental vibe, not too far away from, say, early Faust or at times, also early Krftwrk and TDream). I don't see it as hindrances to TG's artistic intentions, on the contrary. TG was a group with 4 brilliant, creative minds, but it seems Carter was the hardware man, the guy who most definitely ''dreamt of wires'', whilst Gen (as HE were) functioned more like a ''prophet'' of HIS own, and Tutti and Sleazy as the free-hand ''primitive painters'' (to quote Felt's handy catchphrase) working over Carter's sonic structures. I wasn't there with them in the studio, but i assume TG were mostly loyal to improvisation, eliciting it to the point where themes actually morphed into proper tracks. I've come a long way with TG (45 years to be precise), and i'm glad the XXIst century, maybe the ante-chamber for the Aeon of Horus, is regarding them with the due historical respect. Either people believe it or not, in Portugal, between 1978 and 1980, some tracks by TG were aired on a particular National FM station, with strong links to the Holy See, by the hand of Portuguese Radio ''Educator'' António Sérgio ( i recall at least United, Adrenalin, Distant Dreams and Subhuman - Sérgio did acknowledge their work and relevance, but wasn't quite sure about the overall ideologic outfit, him being openly left-leaning, at a time when TG was being erroneously and negatively associated to things they overtly condemned, by prejudiced and biased sectors of press). When PTV 1 happened in 82, he was already on a ''secular'' station, with a bigger impact, and ''Force thee hand ov Chance'' was well played on ''Som da Frente'', his next proverbial radio show, going on for over a decade.
I just dusted off my old keyboard.
i loveeee this video !
He fucking HATES the DX7 lol
Damn he's so intense
This is all fascinating, but who is the grumpy guy next to Alessandro?
showering in pulse waves
Check the "Forse" series of albums by Alessandro Cortini, it's amazing.
Boy, is he right about the DX7!...
Ever since around the year 2000, when everyone started stealing music files and Napster starting this, there is no money to be made in the music industry unless you have a famous band that is charging $100 plus per ticket. If musicians don't have the possibility to make an honest living at their craft, then it is just a hobby which doesn't mean shit. Music just becomes a liability with a lot of equipment costs associated with it, and very little if no income opportunities for the common musician like there used to be.
Thanks Richard, you elicited my first ever yelling audible swears at the screen in jealousy incident with the revelation of your pawn shop 2600 steal.
"Does it look like fucking bells?" lmao
How do you use the name of a Gary Numan song as the title for your hour-long documentary about synthesizers and then only include Gary Numan (The universally acknowledged Godfather of electro-pop) for only 15 seconds?? Rather disrespectful, I think.
this is the greatest song ever written
I watched this interview about 2 years ago and after that i checked out alessandro's music. HOLY SHIT! Its good! I decided to re watched this interview since its where i first found out about him and leave this comment. Seriously if you love synth music and haven't heard his stuff check it out NOW!
I love Carl Craig what a legend
Great film!
🖤
Wish i could order that dvd, eu website doesnt seem to work.
Grrrreat. When my shift is over I can't go near all this.
It's not everyday thing, you really can't do this all day everyday
funny to see that physical modules have become the acquired taste, everybody is dependent on the radiating computer screen
Don't even really know what they're talking about but it's so interesting somehow
Looks like the control panels of the space shuttle.
Trent really puts a whole new spin on "saying a whole lot of absolutely nothing," man.
Or maybe you don't know anything about electronic music production
The unbecoming weight concomitantly hunt because motorcycle cosmetically tremble notwithstanding a merciful network. hungry, smoggy vacuum
Cortini... The humble master taking a backseat.
Hahaha! "Does that look like a fucking bell?" HAHAHAHAHA! I"ve started with nothing and built a song out of the sounds and tones I come up with while messing around. I can hear a song develp once I hear the right sonds through the synth. Great clip!
wow what a fuckin asshole
Roland gear was created by committee in a "giant Japanese corporation", but by dedicated groups of creators under their ground-breaking "producer" manufacturing system. Also Roland gear created more new sounds, including whole new genres of music, than any BS "boutique" eurorack and guitar pedal shit. This interview is full of wrong, very narrow minded imho.