Tech Talk: Joris Voorn (Electronic Beats TV) 

MrBoxingVideos agreed man

same here...

MrBoxingVideos couldn't agree more 👍

Beautifully said

MrBoxingVideos Totally agree, I like him.

that's true, very good sounding producer

trying to focus on melodies? ha-ha, very good joke. most probably on a bass drum

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xICm30LkElI.html

lol, the same with me, especially as the whole room interior has no good design and the chair does stand out so much. its a design classic costing a lot of money. its an "eames ea 108"...

truu

No

They know how to listen.

Most acoustical treatment is way overrated - just a thing people learn from studying audio engineering and follow religiously, when it's really meant to be applied to designing clubs, opera houses, concert halls, and so on...

I've asked the same question , sick tune

Yes speedy-j please!!!

Speedy J!

absolutely, Speedy J would be massive. Public Energy No.1 forever

Listen to Balance 014, it's one of the greatest DJ Albums of all time

did you get it?

whats the track

Some 909 clone, not sure by who.

This clone is the TR-9090

Todor Prikumov 5'55" Joris Voorn - I ran the Zoo (Analog Version)

it's a TL Audio M1 www.tlaudio.co.uk/docs/products/M1-F.shtml

I've asked the same question, sick tune

I think it comes down to mastering it

Just know your setup and reference your mixes to pro tracks and listen on different speakers and in the car etc etc.. Its all about knowing your setup and referencing and obviously having the skill and knowledge at mixing your music.

Enea Gjordeni he needs bass traps to tame the low frequencies. The room will have standing waves all over the place. Which will make errors in perception of the bass. For example the speakers are in a tri-corner which will cause a massive boost in bass. He probably found his mixes sounded light in a club, because the bass boost in the room with no treatment is misleading. Best bet would be move the speakers forward away from the wall. An ASC attack wall would help immensely. Employ lots of absorption.

Barefoot Sound MicroMain27 Gen2

Darude - Sandstorm (Joris Voorn Remix)

trying to hear your music with the ear of a first listener is a challenging task, most of us don't listen to music super intensely most of most time

All in the computer, no external hardware

me too iam looking for the name, what a relax tune soo smooth.

we need this track

Darude - Sandstorm

Found it ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xJWvl4C_NLw.html

Found it ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xJWvl4C_NLw.html

breizh waren it’s a TL audio mixer

Looks pretty custom

TL Audio M1, I think

AudioFinder for Mac

maybe dj techtools. they sometimes have "how i play" videos . but thats more dj related stuff mostly

we release new videos every week and have a huge archive so there's no need to go anywhere ;)

FutureMusic and Pointblank also have great videos

ok thank you!

EB offers some pretty solid formats on the web, but also you should check out Resident Advisor ;)

Max Hasser Barefoots, your wallet isnt going to like them.

they are "only" around 10.000,- Euros. barefootsound.com

Thanks! I'll probably just buy them on impulse! ;)

enjoy ;-)

Barefoot MicroMain27 to be exact.

It's really just a matter of different listening environments and a different system. Most of us listen to music from our iphones, computers and occasionally our record players at home. A lot of people will mix in their room and then take it to the car to see how it translates, and a lot of people have more than one pair of monitors for this purpose as well. Even musicians who release music don't always have access to the listening environment that clubs have to double check if it will sound good in that environment which tend to really be bass heavy with a large capacity room, frequencies all over the place, and often not as good a system as the one producers have in their home studio. So the track, which sounded good on studio monitors, can really end up being a woolly mess.

@@Iofflight78 great explanation thank you :D

it's also possible to EQ much more precisely using digital EQs --and you have the benefit of unlimited EQ points. This is an element of greater "control" you have in a DAW vs a mixer. (The danger is you can easily EQ out all the soul/grit/heart if you don't restrain yourself ;)