1995 Gabber documentary (Lola Da Musica) with English subtitles 

The translation is kind of bad, but it should be good enough

Fritz Unterbrink As someone from America, there weren’t that many errors in the translation that I could see, so all I can say is that they handled it really well

thank u for being with my ppl and group

We gabbers are friendly wonderful people only not everyone outside the gabbers sees that

what about TR909? wasnt this used a lot as well?

@@andmoreagain Ofcourse :) But you can load TR-909 drum kit into an Akai. I think genuine 909's are hella expensive these days, while you can still get hardware Akai samplers for cheap.

@@rocznik83 oh for sure! was it common to sample the 909 rather than use it in conjunction with samplers back then? was there any other kind of drum machine that was often used for this as well? thanks

If you distort a 707 you come close (that's what joey beltram used on energy flash, no hardcore but still). But most used 909 samples or just had one (those things were really really cheap in the laten 80s, eatly 90s. On the juno, not so much tweaking the cutoff, but tweaking the lo-mids and hi-mids sweeps on a mixing desk (see around the 14 minute mark for a good example). Not all these guys had real juno's and only sampled tones, which you can't manipulate so instead you use what you have, the mixer eq's.

Many of those guys had 909's and 303's because they were dirt cheap in the early 90's. Hook that up to an early 90's Mackie mixing desk (preferably 24.8 or 32.8), get an Alpha Juno and party time. And indeed, sampling was huge at the time; it's still underrated nowadays.

Plenty of metalheads like Gabber and Hardcore. A lot of the music is influenced by Metal too (the most recent example that comes to mind: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qXFtxD5S418.html). I went to an oldschool gabber event last friday, upstairs was gabber (middle floor is the bar/pokies) and downstairs was a metal/punk show.

i love metal and i love hardcore

Metal, gabber, hardcore is all the same rubbish

@@easterlinearyes. It’s what makes it fun

Hardcore is hardcore, I love Gabba and Fugazi !

She is stoned

@@maximlemmers4474 nah fucked up on sum pills

Kids don't sniff coke ;) i have 10 years on use that shit fucks you up.

Maxim Lemmers you have 100% never seen someone stoned before lmao

That is actually Anita...she passed away recently 😪😪😪

actually your not wrong haha its big in eastern Europe just waiting for it to hit america

Just start it then god damnit!

You associate with the wrong Americans! (not all of us listen to Kanye West type garbage!)

Aeswa Productions You’re not wrong! It’s literally 2020 and I’ve seen a few flyers online of local diy gabber shows lol I live in LA btw

@@ThommyofThenn L

Correct.

6:40 that girl... hoy shit

@@eddyyaeji6769 she didn’t blink

The best is this guy at 3:54 😄

/watch?v=1AkwhjaBQ4Y

yes

Sometimes (IF NOT MOSTLY) no.... just a sampler. Roland W30

@Pg TrAxA .. Hahahahaha. ha. was that meant to be a joke?

HAHAHAHAHA, uhm.... nope. I was dissapointed too when i first read it but instead of laughing my ass off i did some research. There was also the EMU sampler back then. i have sample packs from way back then and there's like complete tracks on those. And if you think you had to be rich to make a simple Techno track (mostly back then it was simple yes) you're in denial like a flat earther xD Probably those big guys made their first tracks or album on a sampler before they could afford the studio they are shown with in video's. Those sample packs used to be expensive (100 bucks for a CD) compared to these days. Check out Synthmania on RU-vid. He did a Techno jam with 3 W30's and alot of classic sounds pass by in that 10 minute video. Again, do your research. Even the early Prodigy was only Roland W30 and a small mixer!!

hahaha! op doesn't mean music gear. lol do YOUR research haha farking hell. all good mate, gear means different things to different people

If you're interested in attending some events in NA I would seek out ones featuring artists from Triple G Recordings or Industrial Strength Records. Have fun ^_^

It was an underground thing in LA and NY.

@@lolcatjunior no, only in NYC. Definitely NOT in LA.

Nope I'm greedy

Peppermill Heerlen ❤ hakkuh

10 with the "fledermaus" 😁

You should have been here in the 90's. Greetings from Rotterdam....home of gabber.

@@markbulgarin5805 Is there any gabber club or events in Netherlands?... I hope, i can enjoy it in these days...

​@@David_Martine2many events let's go next year harmony of hardcore

Can’t consume drugs cause I don’t want to. We are so few 🤝

In the end, we are all here for the love of music, with or without drugs 🫶

Can't get fat doing speed and rolling all the time

@MrMyopinionsmatter Dancing....the few pills can make you lose your appetite so it's the perfect workout while having a great f#cking time.

😂 we had no phones

..and loooots of drugs.....

@@marcmitnachnamen1946 minor detail

Deffo a better time

azzans im happy I was born here, only sad I wasnt born in the 70s so I could be there the 90s at the biggest party's

Yeah ....aint like that no more bud

It is kinda still like this but it got caught up by the mainstream.

You're welcome to visit

There all still alot of parties where these folks come too. I like those parties espically because they are just really nice people.

VHSKisten yes..yes.. YES!!!! thanks.

Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You should check out DYEN - Energiehal [rcklss010] :)

+rubensosatuub Nice find!

THANK YOU FOR THE NAME

The dutch😊

I know people from Dublin who were at that!! Love your analogy, blew my mind when I first heard it as I always favoured the weird in dance music. X

There was a hardcore scene at the time I go back to 91💥 Lord Michael futureshock Friday night's 👽Limelight NYC Dj Repet Mc Romeo Dj narotic Lenny D Rotterdam. Rob G Uptown underground Bronx💀outlaw partying

@@jamesbraun2855 thank you so much for posting this Nowadays it's almost impossible to find more of the really underground ones especially from outside of the Netherlands & Germany For anyone else stumbling upon this Gabba Nation and Gabba Front Berlin were the main German labels

@@littleloner1159 not at all, they had only a few releases. Main labels in germany were Shockwave/Napalm/Speedcore/Anodyne by The Speedfreak, Strike Records and all it`s million Sub Labels from Soundbase Music, Nordcore out of Hamburg, Fischkopf (later OTAKU and BLUT) out of Hamburg, PCP/Kotzaak out of FFM.. just to name the realy big ones who were there from the beginning and with a lot of releases. Then you had the small sub genre Labels like USN, Totschlag,Widerstand (ok Daniel is from Austria^^) and so on. Way too many to list here

How XD it was very popular in Netherlands/Belgium cuz of A LOT of drugs everywhere XD. I hope so you also repopulate drugs 😂😂😂

+KingAndrew5000 Hahaha so it is, good find!

It's his best mate feeling the fall out of the night before

@dominic k BEEF STROK'N OFF!

They still do! I went to an event recently in Sydney, Australia - everyone was on vinyl spinning crazy tunes :D

lol imitating shit

Held

Only real ones know

It helps I can confirm )) but please have good dental coverage on your insurance

+KonstantinUb te laat geboren meisje/jongen

hahahaha

19:32

@@起.承.転.結 holy shit that comment was so old that you couldn't time stamp back then

I believe this or a similar docu is somewhere online that a few of the people in the video actually responded.

We all do its in our blood really unexplainable

WhT the farc is Hakkuh you chicken choker?!