I just read it like "party like it's 2023" cause that year is really important in cyberpunk and that's probably the most relevant scifi setting at the moment.
This one is sooo good. I'm gonna use some of this in my own productions. I am wondering, can you show us how to make early goa trance from the 90's at some point?
This track sounded so futuristic, and I got goosebumps hearing that techno stab turning into something completely different. I loved how this all turned out. Btw I'd love to hear another 90s style track, maybe Spanish makina.
First of all: Finally (and thank god) a new video! 😀 This one is one of the very rare occasions where I crave to buy a new instrument ... in this case »Halion 7«. I wasn't aware that Halion is so packed with features AND ready-made-instruments. Unfortunately I am still on Windows 7 (»Halion 7« needs at least Windows 10) ... but this one makes me want to upgrade. Last but not least this is a damn fine creative video. It was interesting to see how you use the instances of Halion with various sounds and how you made sounds from scratch (especially the »Spectral Sampler«). Once again: Thank you so much for your videos! 🙂
My pleasure :) It's indeed quite ridiculous (in a good way) how much Halion evolved over the years. Its one of those software instruments that basically can do it all because on top of the stacked library and synthesis options you can still drop in your own samples.
for someone whose played around inside a daw to make all sorts of noises from a sample for 20 years now the plugin doesn't seem so impressive but I'm sure people can get use out of an easy interface and hte features of it to make lovely weird sounds. Love it. Edit. Wanted to clarify something after watching the whole vid. There's certain things ive used many channels and the whole daw to make something that this instrument very easy to do. REducing the clicks and tweaks needed by a lot. That's why I said I love it. Hope youy have a chilly summer everyone.
Not something I'd normally make, but inspired me to have a go. Love that slowed techno stab. I do enjoy some of the early electronic pioneers. Jean Michel Jarre and Klaus Schultz.
It's always such a treat when a new video of yours posts! I thought that at the start it was going to be a sort of dark sci fi horror style soundtrack, but at the end it was much more uplifting. Surely, you are a master of composition!
@@Estuera I know what you mean. Stuff in a minor key whilst it is supposed to be sad sounding usually makes me feel happy. It just sounds more interesting to me.
Great Video Jonas. I love the tension and selection of sounds. But that layered FM bass sound…WOW…it could be the start of a great house track also. And the next video will bring us back to 2050 ;-). I guess you like the Back to the future trilogy also.
Great work as always, Jonas! The final result to me kinda sounded like the soundtrack for a 90s space documentary, which is awesome😄 Also, that pad from that Skylab patch kinda reminded of Outta Space by The Prodigy for some reason😆 Again, good work!
I highly recommend you check out the following artists if you want to be inspired by this kind of music Jonn Serrie (Any of his albums), Steve Roach - mystic chords & sacred spaces , Astropilot I love your old trance productions Jonas just heard Show You My World (Jonas Steur remix) for the first time in 18 years and it still sounds amazing! Did you sell the equipment you had for making your old productions?
Man you have got to release videos like this more often. Firstly they are great because I like your artistic taste and techniques and secondly because the google algorithm does not do you any favors. |I have got the notifications on but rarely I see your posts on top of recommendations. Keep up the good music.
Thanks. And you are probably right about the algorithm but I don't want to burn out simply releasing videos in a high tempo to please the system. I'm currently working on some new stuff though.
Yay, first :D #NotificationSquad Dang... that new Halion looks nice. Speaking of which... you should really take those rack-ears off your JP man , makes it look a lot more tidy ;)
Funny you mention that. While I was editing the video I and looking at the JP-8080 I was thinking the same. Either I'll put it in a rack (but that's not very convenient imo) or take off the ears indeed.
