Old Skool House Tutorial 

Not now, with Behringers gear :)

funny how behringer remade most of these, and they sound great

More like $1,600 max.

Behringer: RD-8 $350 TD-3 $150/each MS-1 $330 Roland: JU-06A $400 Boss: DM-2W Analog Delay Waza Craft $150 (I have an old DM-3 lying around, but lots of delay options) Boss MT-2 Metal Zone $100 (may not need since TD-3 has distortion built in, lots of other distortions available too) Rd-8, 2 TD-3, MS-1, JU-06, both pedals...$1630. Assuming you have a controller laying around or just use the MS-1 keyboard to program the chords on the JU. Also entirely likely to find things used cheaper.

@@definitelynotafox6262 That's rough.

@@williamtopping You couldn't be closer to the truth. I'm just discovering this now. My mixes have been disastrous. Working on an old school underground house track, and messing around with this.

William Topping Can’t tell you guys enough how helpful that is to hear. I’ve also been finding myself mistakenly searching for “uber sounds” rather than complimentary ones that are in their own space sonically. I guess I should’ve understood this when learning about compression.

Meanwhile, I'm over here trying to make songs with an extremely overdriven distorted monosynth, and finding that the sounds are just too big to layer anything else with it. I may not be too bright, but at least my sounds are! :P Maybe some day I'll learn to stop doing this. But I swear, those feedback and distortion knobs are made of cocaine or something. I can't leave the damn things alone, even though I know I'll regret it later when I try to fit things into a mix.

Thank you.

Haha. Yes!

„My house is your house and your house is mine!“ 😉

Mi casa tu casa

It's far more frequent to see new house in old school

Oh yes! And the 808's timing is unique to it. You can see it on the grid, it's not 100% locked. Talking milliseconds, but it gives it a feel for sure, which gets passed onto other kit it's triggering. Love these machines.

It shows that it's been used for making music. Same with worn guitar finishes.

Yes! Do it. It's what the gear was meant for. :)

@@AlexBallMusic probably about 122bpm....? Take a check of me messing around with my mini weasel... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-O0MBcAB-KtA.html

TheJimbothecat yes. That and Ultramarine at some point. Not sure which track though

It's a timeless sound!

Yes, it's a great sound. So distinctive. I also love all the drumbreak stuff with old vinyl samples. A whole other story.

Thanks :)

Thanks!

You too Rüdiger. I enjoy your uploads. Congrats on the blue SH-101 btw!

You're only as old as the synth you feel. ;)

Yes, the work together so well.

Cheers Espen. We're weirdly having a warm snap in the UK. Out in t-shirts!

Frankie Knuckles - The Whistle Song

Thanks very much. :)

Thanks for dropping by. Hope you have fun with it.

Thanks. :)

Absolutely. It does the basics so well. I was reading that the 6/60 have the same VCA, VCF and envelope IC chips as the Jupiter 8. So certainly not cheap parts. And then there's _that_ chorus. :)

Yes! I was getting some "Jumbo" vibes from this too.

Thank you

Spring's nearly here, the mood lifts? Next thing you know, you're laying down major9 chords. :)

Look at the wear on those knobs! That thing has been seriously played.

Love my 303. Had been after one for a very long time, so treasure it. Would love to get my own 808 at some point, but there seems to be no tricks to find affordable ones. Too iconic I guess.

Never give up, follow your dreams (and needs) ... 😉

Thanks. Yes, the theory is the universal constant when dipping in and out of different genres. Invaluable (at least I think so).

I don't often find electronic musicians who know theory. In fact a lot of good house, dnb, etc is created as a result of the lack of theory knowledge, so it can be quite atonal and clashing.

@@althejazzman funnily enough it was getting into synthesisers which made me want to finally learn theory and not just play notes off a sheet without knowing why, like I had done with my more traditional instruments.

Thanks!

Thank you