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@RedMeansRecording 7 лет назад

i like this

@RedMeansRecording 7 лет назад

heart emoji

@Carina5707 7 лет назад

I love your choice of camera angles. You vlog but you still try to make the visuals different and tasteful and I appreciate 👌🏻

@thegodnumber4854 7 лет назад

"It's a nice little toy" Yeah, a nice little toy that costs $900.

@airconditioner1823 7 лет назад

True

@tomalcolm 7 лет назад

π The God Number zi want that.

@porschepanamera92 7 лет назад

π The God Number it's just fantastic. It's not a toy, it doesn't feel like one whatsoever. For me it's an all in one solution to make music on the train or anywhere else where I'm not able to use a big keyboard and a laptop to record. In the couch for example. And the possibilities are endless.

@greeblothegoblin 7 лет назад

TRUEEEE

@kuro9513 7 лет назад

but it's little and a toy

@samtompk 7 лет назад

When you jumped into it at 3:08 my mind was blown. That is so dope.

@Awesomepedia 7 лет назад

That's a dope trick! It also works for mashups and remixes - some of my favourites that I've made switch back and forth between tracks in a rhythmical way, rather than layering the different songs together.

@Sh4dySam 7 лет назад

I Absolutely Loved This! The specificity was much appreciated. I've always loved your work and am very excited about your progress in "the biz." I wish you the best and can't wait to see where your journey takes you! With great admiration, Joel

@Lescar91 7 лет назад

I love the way you make videos. Not only do you have interesting and unique musical content in bite-sized short videos but you also work with creative camera positioning and put in just the right amount of jokes. Really nice to watch :)

@Mu3azOsman 7 лет назад

That is so so creative! I don't make music, mostly video stuff. But I think I will try to use this trick with my videos, a role and b role thingies

@kayaaa2686 7 лет назад

_i need this song_

@AngelNightmarex 7 лет назад

This was really cool! Your creativity continues to baffle me.

@PavelBendov 7 лет назад

love this trick!going to practice tonight! thanks for sharing!

@AlphonseHT 7 лет назад

My jaw dropped when you showed the trick! I thought it was so cool! :O Now I actually really want the OP1 😂

@guerillagrueplays6301 7 лет назад

I did too, until I saw they were nearly 1k USD. Damn.

@AlphonseHT 7 лет назад

You should try to win it with Andrew's contest!!

@guerillagrueplays6301 7 лет назад

HAH! Unfortunately the only recording capability I have right now is via FL Studio, so even if I were to enter there's no chance I could win that thing.

@AlphonseHT 7 лет назад

Be creative :D I feel like you could do it! Maybe ask a friend to borrow an instrument (something easy like the uke maybe)

@guerillagrueplays6301 7 лет назад

Thanks for the confidence! I've got a guitar handy, as well as a bass, I just don't have a decent way of recording it (and am absolutely unwilling to subject the internet to seeing me on camera, but that's a different issue entirely.) I actually do quite a bit of my own music already: soundcloud.com/nolan-ezell/tracks Eventually I will start putting more of it here on RU-vid as well, some of the more recent, better stuff. It's a learning journey, though, and something that would benefit a lot more from a decent 80's cheese machine than a 1k unit like the OP-1 :)

@twostep919 7 лет назад

Great video! Well done making that OP-1 even more useful than it already is!

@zlatanonkovic2424 7 лет назад

Andrew, that was really a simple and nice trick. Thanks for sharing! I will definitely use it.

@BradenRoss 7 лет назад

This is so cool! The cover I'm working on is enough to win one of these! Good video, man!

@mixedbybrayz 7 лет назад

This is a reeeaaally good tipp. I will route the solo buttons of my DAW to my keyboard and will play around with automatics. Thank you!

@sethdavis459 7 лет назад

Hey Andrew, I was wondering if you've recorded live drums before? You're not like most producers, even on RU-vid. But I was wondering if you've done "normal" recording. Not that normal means much on this channel

@RealK1738 7 лет назад

ANDREW HUANG hey can you respond to me plz

@sethdavis459 7 лет назад

ANDREW HUANG sweet dude thanks !

@sethdavis459 7 лет назад

Wolfgang Erhardt normal as in using instruments, not stuff like air vents, apples, tires, etc.

@bronsoncarder2491 3 года назад

Andrew plays everything. Watch him and Rob Scallon write and perform a whole album in 10 hours. One of my favorite videos on youtube. Andrew has a really solid foundation on the drums, absolutely fantastic rhythm. He's also an amazing bassist, and a very decent guitarist. And his vocals... omg... Basically, Andrew Huang is not fair. He seems to be able to do pretty much whatever he wants with music. If I had half of his talent in just my pinky, I would be satisfied with my life. lmao

@sethdavis459 3 года назад

Bronson Carder yea bro I’ve seen those. First of October I think it’s called. I love those vids too man, it sucks that they aren’t doing it this year

@lenardmgtr 7 лет назад

This reminds me of another musical concept called 'hocket'. It's basically piecing together a complete continuous melody but it's distributed through different instruments, Adam Neely has a really cool video on the subject. Nice vid, Andrew!

@max_mittler 2 года назад

discovered this by accident and not it's my favorite way to use play around in the tape mode. Your example was super sick. This is also incredibly useful for buildups and beat drops. Solo just one track for a bar, and when you bring back in the other three it can make a cool beat drop effect.

@CalebMcGrath 7 лет назад

I definitely am keen to hear more tracks with this effect/technique

@ArnovanZelst 7 лет назад

I actually kind of loved you talking while the drums were playing too

@ansivideos 7 лет назад

That is a great technique to mix up the melody... very nice!

@grapesodas 4 года назад

I do this all the time with my minilogue. You just play with one hand while the other flips the octave switch up and down it sounds awesome

@laylahussain808 7 лет назад

I honestly love his videos, truly one of the best creators out there.

@JadeWave 7 лет назад

You need to make this a full track!! It's so good!

@josemhs1213 7 лет назад

Andrew you just allowed me to finish a gap I've had in a song ive been working on and this This is what i needed thank you thank you

@81-jdowlwp 7 лет назад

I love this video!! Pls post more content like this ♡

@TheSecretProvider 7 лет назад

Amazing trick. I'm always struggling with ways to arrange my tracks and increase then interplay between instruments, and I think this will help!

@MoxxyPrime 7 лет назад

This was dope as hell! holy shit. Full track please!!!

@Hosu223 7 лет назад

That was really cool and easy to understand! Thanks!

@joostdelange 7 лет назад

And now I'm stuck with this melody for the rest of the day... Thanks Andrew!

@mohommadkhan4951 7 лет назад

Oh man this is so simple, yet so genius! Gonna have a lot of fun with this trick!

@charleshayesvaughn 7 лет назад

Great job, I really like. It reminds me of a easy way to make a drop and still have it tie in with the breakdown.

@UndecimeBeatitudo 7 лет назад

They call it "hoquet" and this trick was first used by Medieval DJs and MCs, who also experimented with different tracks playing the same melody. Their mixtapes and songs haven't survived by nowadays, but we've got some of their ableton projects that indicate the fact and show how it was made. And it's very cool and nice thing you've also discovered this fun thing by yourself and decided to share it with your viewers. You're not just a great musician and composer, but also a very generous one. The world needs more people like you.

@KittydogCrystal 7 лет назад

that sounds amazing

@sevenfoldmusic9203 7 лет назад

I've actually done this type of thing before by automating the slider on a crossfader VST throughout my track, but I've never done it this way. This is very cool.

@danneu8 7 лет назад

Awesome trick. Thanks for sharing!

@TheAlaskinKumquat224 7 лет назад

This is mind blowing! Fantastic content as always

@casualroses 6 лет назад

This is fantastic. Thank you!

@pies765 7 лет назад

I love music that does that, starts with a basic melody, then subtracts notes from it to make a neat new rhythm and sound

@Blogspierre 6 лет назад

I use the mutes in a similar way, during an album take, for scratching effects. I don't have a turntable setup suitable for real scratch fading etc. so I use an iPad app called "eDJing". Then, I'll just baby scratch to the rhythm over the entire length of the loop (4-8 bars), and when mixing to album, I'll solo the other tracks, and "tap out" on the scratch, which helps to add a fading effect to the mix, and adds a ton of variety. This way, the same 4 bar scratch can sound totally varied across a 16 bar passage in the album mix.

@chelseyjoymusic 7 лет назад

That little trick kind gives it a Daft Punk sound.

@tdiaz7263 7 лет назад

I love the tip/tutorial videos!

@RabbiSteve 7 лет назад

Very cool. Thanks for sharing this tip.

@soup2634 7 лет назад

Neat trick! Would love to hear more. Maybe even a live stream while you fiddle with music?

@CaidicusProductions 6 лет назад

You introduced me to the Roli Blocks. I bought them. You introduced me to the OP-1, it's on its way here. My wallet says I shouldn't watch your videos anymore, but my music making soul says thank you so much.

@gelatinguy 7 лет назад

I've never really created any music beyond a few notes on a cheap keyboard, but I actually used to do this all the time with music editing software. I would take whatever sample song(s) that came with the software and turn the tracks on and off rapidly to create different music. Of course, being completely derivative of someone else's music, I didn't do anything with those tweaked songs. Good to know Andrew thinks it's a musical trick!

@shaneallencrisostomo 7 лет назад

I think this is why Andrew Huang is one of the BEST.

@jimmyliddell2072 6 лет назад

Awesome vid! I've actually been doing this with my Kaoss pad since I got it.

@bronsoncarder2491 3 года назад

I love it. Seems like it would work best if you held 2 and 3 for the first beat of every measure, and then alternated in between. Would give it a bit more continuity, and you'd make better use of the full spectrum at any one time. But, even crazier, is you could theoretically have one harmonized bass and synth line on one track, and a different reharmonization of the same line on the other, and by switching back and forth between these, create melodies and movement that you wouldn't have otherwise.

@Chihagra 7 лет назад

My god, it was so goood! :D Love you Andrew!

@RobFlaxMusic 7 лет назад

It's a good trick! Thank you for sharing!

@balls261 7 лет назад

That's actually a cool little trick for writing! Reminds me of some IDM tracks.

@sirjohnnyg 7 лет назад

Almost sounds like switching between tracks on a turntable. Except you can have the drums going the whole time for continuity which is nice.

@dylanmonnelly9539 7 лет назад

Hey Andrew I've been making music for a while and I really want a synthesizer to make my music different but I noticed this one that you use is really expensive It would be awesome if In a video you could go over different synthesizers at different price points

@ferdi9688 7 лет назад

Don't know if you care for my opinion but I also recently started using synthesizers: I got an Arturia MiniBrute, which is at 400$, it's an analogue synth, quite compact and has a simple design while having a ton of features to use. There's also a smaller version, the Arturia MicroBrute, which is at 300$, that one is significantly smaller and maybe more what you're looking for if you like the OP-1. I myself as a synth beginner found these really good for understanding the way synths work and how you can modify the sound to achieve certain effects.

@dylanmonnelly9539 7 лет назад

Thanks dude I appreciate it

@ToyKeeper 7 лет назад

+1 ... A microbrute is next on my list because I want better sound-sculpting capabilities (and an educational tool) in a small and cheap unit. It's completely manual though, which can be good or bad depending on how you look at it. No ability to load/save patches.

@RoflZack 7 лет назад

Wow you delivered. that is a seriously great trick

@nubeslocas 6 лет назад

awesome trick man! thanks a lot

@stephenward2743 7 лет назад

Huh, that actually worked better than I was expecting. Very nice Andrew.

@HotWaxArgentina 6 лет назад

5 am i jumped out the bed to my op1 and jam with this amazing trick!! thank u !!

@NitroNovaMusic 7 лет назад

Man I do the double layer thing all the time (throw chords behind it, MUSIC DID DONE GEWD) and this makes me really wanna get that funky little gadget to play around with and make a simple melody feel more groovy.

@Stevenzao 7 лет назад

Wow, this was really cool! Can't wait to mess around with it!

@FISHYFILMPRODUCTIONS 7 лет назад

dude! this is amazing and very creative.

@SeanieBlahBlah 7 лет назад

This reminds me of something Breakmaster Cylinder did on the Reply All theme tune. They talked about it on an episode of Song Exploder.

@gadgetboy2000 7 лет назад

top notch. deffo gonna use that!

@geometrydenominator6898 7 лет назад

I saw all your videos and i just subscribed and liked your video

@yzzyxnetwork 7 лет назад

I love that sound! You should try it with 3 synth tracks!

@JoseFernandes-bp6rc 5 лет назад

Super neat! I’m gonna try it!

@shunpillay 7 лет назад

Thanks Andrew. Awesome!

@Jaredboth 6 лет назад

Remind me if that old blues trick of hitting the octave. Really cool

@ElderGoose100 7 лет назад

Awesome trick, now I gotta try to figure out how to do it in Logic with an MPK mini

@bobbys999 7 лет назад

Great advice!

@EliCamacho 7 лет назад

Love this man! I need to get the OP-1 now, I just found out about it.

@jerryfogel5496 7 лет назад

Omg ^-^ that's so sick I absolutely love it I want to hear that song all day long

@composersgarage 6 лет назад

SUPER HELPFUL

@stitch1973 7 лет назад

Awesome video keep it up!!!

@ephlox4196 7 лет назад

Wow! You're so creative!!

@GeorgeHarris98 6 лет назад

When he started explaining it my first thought was that it sounded super obvious and not helpful but damn! When he starts playing that line, it just works so well!

@danielcampillay5641 6 лет назад

Man!!! It Sounded like a dub step! Track Congrats!!

@cheese70007000 7 лет назад

THAT WAS INCREDIBLE, holy crap man I am so impressed by this

@zalvus7392 7 лет назад

That was actually really cool! °•°

@Static.1185 7 лет назад

That beginning track reminds me of the band Pallbearer for some reason, but that's certainly a good thing.

@BigL3Z 7 лет назад

Andrew! You should do a video comparing or making a track with a bunch of different synths. (plug ins or hardware) I've been looking into getting the u-he diva and I think it's something you'd like!

@meddle333 6 лет назад

I'd love to see you record on an old analog 4-track cassette Tascam Portastudio or something like that. I especially love the 488 mkII. It's really a super fun machine to work with. Of course limiting yourself is one of the best things you can do with music production. Like using deadlines, or only allowing yourself to use a couple instruments to make an entire record.

@experimentalviking 7 лет назад

That sounds awesome!

@wobwisovel5670 7 лет назад

sounds sick make a full vid with it please

@goodriddance1998 7 лет назад

Cool! Thank you!

@PersonManManManMan 7 лет назад

Awesome, very helpful, great idea.

@ShallieDragon 7 лет назад

That's so cool! I am going to see if I can try this. =)

@alecjones3803 7 лет назад

Sounds awesome !

@Bp1033 7 лет назад

I've been using that trick for a while but mostly in trackers by smashing patterns together on a single channel.

@Alto-Viola 7 лет назад

Could you make another A to Z, please?

@TheJuicyTangerine 7 лет назад

Collab with Adam Neely when???

@Appollochan 7 лет назад

Kevin Tang Oh yes, that would be amazing! 0_0

@JBornes 7 лет назад

That's kinda like a mashup. I like it!

@BWIceSoldier 7 лет назад

The "rapidly switching between different tracks" thing reminds me of complextro. Seems like it would be something fit for live-play. I wouldn't be surprised if some chiptune musicians did this with LSDJ or some other tracker when performing.

@clutterbot7279 7 лет назад

that honestly reminds me of the group C2C's songs. i love it.

@melo3101 7 лет назад

that's soooo interesting ! a good way to not be boring while looping

@bullethead247 6 лет назад

that actually straight up blew my mind!

@porschepanamera92 7 лет назад

Yes, this is awesome! I'm definitely gonna try this. Question: what do you do after you created (the basics of) a track in the OP-1 and wanna created a new one? Back-up every audio file from the 4 tracks on the computer and then delete everything on the OP-1, or another way? Tehhhanks!

@TheOneVictor 7 лет назад

That was legit cool XD Thanks!

@TxcGren 7 лет назад

Do a video on how to Serum for beginners. The VST of course...also, make a video of you trying to produce in FL Studio I use that DAW and it would be pretty cool to see you try it...