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Loek Frey Pyramid sound diffuser. There's lots of variations by various companies

Thank you! :)

Nathalie Djurberg is her name. She is an amazing swedish artist making these creepy animations and sculptures.

P H N M N N he's actually swedish ;) but you have to be middle or north european or at least live in Berlin ;)

Anton B lol 😂 I can never tell between Austrian and German but I thought I could tell Sweden. I have been fooled.

"Hans Berg is a expert at producing with hardware." I guess he could be an expert at producing without being an expert at synthesis. He could take a stab at making a patch, think "well that's ok, I guess, but I don't know how to do any better" and then expertly produce the unexpertly created patch into an expertly produced production!!

nailed it

I think you're confusing documentation with a how to video

sheatheman Well that was a statement.

Future Music have a load of of videos where a musician will explain how they made a track or three. They definitely go more in depth and will talk about their gear, where they got certain samples. I personally loved the four tet one because he has such tactility in his music and I wanted to learn about how he does it. "one day things started falling into place. I don't think you should know too much about how this stuff works, just mess with it and have fun" If you're looking for a more in-depth explanation about the creative process, I don't think you're ever gonna find it because whatever happens in the mind of the artist is actually too complex for them or anyone to articulate it, that's actually one the reasons its an art form. You just have have to do it and let the thing grow as it will or 'just mess with it and have fun'.

not disagreeing w u but the title just says in the studio, not tutorial or anything like that

It is a rather obvious Swedish accent, nothing to do with Dutch accent - moron.

Same here- too many people obsessing over gear especially analog synths that have different character and sound "warm" but only can do so much

to be honest the problem is they use it all in the same way ... which is boring , but if u listen musician like quincy jones , herbie hancock stevie wonder etc the way they used it is amazing

thats because the more advanced sound designers don't get these gigs

its easy to get obsessed haha, I generally think that when it comes to modular there is very interesting sounds to be made but having the hardware changes your workflow and I personally find that I end up doing different things than I wouldn't with software plus its also nice not being completely focused on my computer

Can't really think of electronic musician who is not interested in Synths. Do you have examples? All I can think of is Son Lux, which while they use synths a lot, they use more 'natural' or 'organic' sounds. Send examples :)