I don't agree. A producer from a time who made some okay records some time ago.

Glad you enjoyed it!

thanks man that works... but there's still usbs that are adding noise to my system :( i try to go midi only but sometimes its not possible :'(

@@skriptico is the computer plugged on the same socket as well ? Yes USB is the worst, did you try all USB socket of your computer ? they are not all equal. Also there are some USB cable with ferrite ring but not sure that would help if the noise is coming directly from the computer. You could also investigate if plugging the computer on the same wall socket as everything else is doable (for the amp etc, it probably is but look into it to be sure) Plugging absolutely every gear that are inter-connected to the same socket did it for me in the past. One last thing to look into : try to plug all of this in a different wall socket to see if that helps. Also try to record it and see if it gets into the audio recording or not. One of my friend had an issue like this and it was a neigbhor with an old satellite antena, I hope it's not this lol.

Purchasing a “power cleaner” is another good tip

Yeah.. great questions and happy it's 30min.

Just a normal german..

Very cool tho, smiles and laughs during his sets he’s a good vibe

Which one, vintage or new?🙂

Willing to share one?

3000!

Ableton Tuner plug

I add an EQ that has a spectrum analyser to the kick track and look for the strongest, highest peak in the low end. If using Ableton, EQ Eight is great for this as you can expand the analyser which gives a small blue box in the bottom lefthand corner, if you put your mouse curser in the centre of the highest peak, the blue box will tell you which note (key) your kick is in. Just make sure the kick is solo'd so the analyser isn't getting information from other elements such as bass.

Download Voxengo Span,run kick into it, highest peak is the key of your kick

You can also pitch up your sample in your DAW, play around with the kick's tuning until it sounds right then pitch it back down

Ear

They actually do. Just not the ones you're thinking about I assume?

They have the 808 and 909 in the boutique series, then there is the tr8, and the tr8s with acb (they sound like the originals, approximatly because every 808 and 909 sound a bit different). Then you have clones or better said similar ones like the tanzbarr.

They can't. For a small part the sound came from broken defective transistors. They are not around anymore.

Too expensive!

Sure

I think it is only demo material - not really a track ;( as seen here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/h7CmbNGf07esgqc.html&ab_channel=TelekomElectronicBeats

there is a big difference between annoying humming and a tasty white noise for example 🤓

Of course! Only love for swooshes and sprinkles. With great creativity you can create some sweet humming sounds though. Ask Hainbach ;-)

😉

As people asked him of course it’s his personal perspective.

He is german

@@ElectronicBeatsTV Thanks for the answer. One of his records was the first electronic music records i bought.

Telekom Electronic Beats: the name is unusual though

Ian Pinnekamp.

@@ElectronicBeatsTV ah.. part of the puzzle...I also never met a German called Ian

Da das Format international ist und so ziemlich jeder Englisch kann liegt das auf der Hand. Untertitel nur im Notfall, weil das nicht wirklich Spaß macht mitzulesen beim anschauen.