Techno Music Production Videos (Please post YT links etc.. )

[groovmekanik]

Heres a collection of videos I'm working on for the techno production subreddit. Theres at least 4 more videos to come (currently 6 online), going through making a track from start to finish. Its basically a bunch of sound design techniques and some useful info about audio/effects/music. Enjoy

Playlist>>>https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=P ... 9z0hbaXP-f

Video 1
youtu.be/MBAU9GQcMV0

[Rhzyn]

youtu.be/_Moy3kntvMg

how does this guy know about my job and and Derek? What kind of sorcery is that?

[willemb]

[Be without]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BqsHHHGkPxc

Nice fromTom.

[0dd]

youtu.be/_Moy3kntvMg

how does this guy know about my job and and Derek? What kind of sorcery is that?

That guy's silly

[Balog]

if you dont know check this chanel out.
very good tutorials and a lot of free ableton racks in the description of every video
also a nice guy

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCK7cWG ... PQLW-vhslw

[Balog]

Here are some helpfull tuts of the TR-8S.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QMsVxba ... W3P9SpqmVs

[cosmicmassif]

I found this Tom Hades masterclass interesting, especially the polyrhythms part:

https://youtu.be/BqsHHHGkPxc

[wraithavarice]

youtu.be/ttnTuyUVDnw



the legend himself has a bunch of good vids on his channel

[wraithavarice]

Ntogn from Hypnus in Ableton


youtu.be/-6ksrpdMSzs

[Amøbe]

Has anyone seen this yet? I feel like he does a good job at explaining his techniques in an easy-to-follow manner.

youtu.be/kBj8SYtjJ1c

[pupps]

Has anyone seen this yet? I feel like he does a good job at explaining his techniques in an easy-to-follow manner.

youtu.be/kBj8SYtjJ1c

When I saw this discussion, I was about to link the same video haha !!! Amazing. I saw it yesterday it is a very great video, and his workflow is a good mixture of a technical aspect and an experimenting one, it is very interesting how you can appropriate different mediums and work with your knowledge, intuition, and personal feeling. Phase Fatale has definitely opened a door to techno for me, when I saw him opening for The Soft Moon, like 5 or 6 years ago. Very humble of him that he shared his techniques on this track, that is my favorite of his latest album.

[Vako Pachulia]

Ntogn from Hypnus in Ableton


youtu.be/-6ksrpdMSzs

Really nice! thanks for sharing

[orchard]

Ntogn from Hypnus in Ableton


youtu.be/-6ksrpdMSzs

Woah! Did you see the lfo he was using? Looks incredibly useful (and cool!)

youtu.be/OX7fMqSQnOw

[Ben Kohonays]

OK nowt to do with techno. BUT for anyone that likes messing with guitar pedals this guy is great. Been watching loads of these this week.

He's called Josh, he owns JHS pedals and you can tell he just loves guitar pedals. He has an encyclopedic knowledge of pedals and their history, he often gives praise to competitors and other pedals, he doesn't overdo the plugging of his own pedals and he can even play guitar pretty good.

He does vids on the history of certain effects and often explains things in an easy going manner. He also doesn't subscribe to pedal myths like recreations or clones are always crap, thru hole is better than SMT etc.

Here's the channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/jhspedals/videos

And here are some of the vids I've enjoyed.

youtu.be/3g2cSkqAMbE

youtu.be/yEZ0yzswOt4

youtu.be/XTGmfsKHcXo

youtu.be/GYVP9Q61rd0

youtu.be/WtBIP5X1HgA

youtu.be/wM8xsWmUGYw

youtu.be/Bja7B3uR6QI

[Ben Kohonays]

.....You have to feel it. Yeah.. you have to feel it. and remember that you have to feel it.

*writes "FEEL IT" on wall infront of desk*

This reminded me of something I read, can't remember which producer it was, but apparently he made a big sign and put it on the wall of his studio that read "It's the melody, stupid".

[Fourty Two]

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCK7cWG ... PQLW-vhslw
Maybe someone already mentioned this one, but it's completely new to me..
Stumbled upon this guy yesterday as I was looking for way how others approach mixing kick and bass...

... When I got over his accent, I realised how good it is. Basically, all he uses are Ableton stock plugins (hence the channel name) but it's sounding really good. Most shocking realization for me how simple stuff works really well in context of techno. Don't get me wrong, stuff he makes its not really my cup of tea, but how it sounds without fancy VSTs and arcane combination of expensive plugins is just baffling.

And for some reason, he puts everything in racks, and then offers them for free.

Odd fella, but I like it.

**off to make SNTS wannabe banger**

[Shift_24]

I have recently found this channel from Yan Cook and he gives interesting tips on creating basslines, pads, patterns,... I find it very handy when looking for inspiration.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCu_Bmq ... 2ie9bXFODg

youtu.be/8KnDiQQn1c8

[intrusav]

I have recently found this channel from Yan Cook and he gives interesting tips on creating basslines, pads, patterns,... I find it very handy when looking for inspiration.

There's a name that I haven't seen in ages. Will have to check this out ..

[Críoch]

His vids are v.interesting. Good ideas being shared, well presented & to the point.