Fucking hell this is great!

So chuffed yr into the tunes - thanks x infinity for supporting my releases it means the world, and even better that the music is something that can be shared. Super appreciate it! :D

Ha thanks mate you're very kind. Can you please call Simon Cowell and let him know? :)

Thanks legend! Means a lot.

Legend, ha. Keep doing what you're doing!

ash eff thank you mate. In fact you're the second request ever! It's so damn simple and boring I can't imagine anyone finding it interesting but I'll do one for sure. Stay tuned! Thanks fr stopping by :)

well, here's another one then :D You should make a video tutorial on your set up and work flow. This sounds so good it's hard to believe it's not entirely produced in a DAW.

I'm definitely interested in the 'composition workflow' tut you suggested you might make. Great tunes here. Super impressed and happy to find your music. Just bought your latest on Bandcamp. Got it on repeat! :)

I'm new to MIDI so it's NOT too simple for me.... :) Love your tunes! Subscriber, BTW.

Excellent news mate - glad to be of assistance! Thanks for tuning in, much appreciated! :)

ArkeineGaming thanks heaps as always :) certainly can do something like that. Lemme stew on it and stay tuned!

Hey mate - thanks for stopping by. Super happy you enjoyed the tunes and the vid - sounds like you're well on your way to a lifetime of self-satisfied synthesizer induced poverty. Welcome! Circuit is a super powerful box that really reward digging deeply with - it can seem limited, but don't be fooled! Set up a bunch of patches with the editor, and make sure you've got the newest firmware to really wring every last drop out of it. It's a powerful master sequencer too. I'm so glad that my little bit of noise can serve as useful inspiration to you - that's what it's all about :)

Cheers! Check out my video titled 'How?' and all will be revealed :)

That's my fave part too :)

Looprovisation thanks heaps! The little mixer is great. Ultra cheap, super tiny, does what it says on the tin and I never even think about it. Snobs be damned. :)

Haha well said! and thanks for the quick reply. Keep up the great work!

Gerard Havinga cheers mate! Tutorial video is now up so take a peek (er...peak) :)

Ha! I promise you I am! :)

ChasingDogma it’s just ridiculous how good it sounds.

the units that make the music all have volume and eq so why do you need a huge mixer when you can do everything, pan etc you name on the units...

GB3770 for stereo summing I would presume.

@@MichaalHell IM NOT CONVINCED lots of fancy gear is needed if you have good ears - i doubt this would sound much better if it was mixed at abbey road with thousands spent on stereo summing...im sure it would sound a bit better but for the huge effort not worth it...all that stuff is for bands massively popular with huge sales...this guy is good enough for big sales in this genre but not unless a label promotes him which i dont think they are...

Thanks for stopping by mate! Mono Station is self-sequenced as well, just like Circuit - again clocked off Digitakt like everything else. There's actually a midi thru box hiding underneath distributing the clock to everything. So both circuits play themselves, and Digitakt plays drums and sequences Peak :)

Cheers buddy! And I guess the reason is that Circuit has better sequencer, right? (Sorry for storm of questions, still figuring out what would be a best setup for me hehe :)

Don't be sorry! Not a drama. Certainly not a case of better - just different, and just what i used at the time - really as a matter of convenience and happenstance. Does it make the music any better which seq I used? Nah - it really was just a crime of convenience. Both are excellent little sequencer engines, and both do different things. :)

Makes an absolute sense. Thanks mate! :)

Hey mate! I don't actually think there is - and I don't think I ever recorded this set off. So perhaps I should? There's an album's worth hiding in this (and prob a few others) - so if I get to this stay tuned, I'll pop something up somewhere to let you and the world know :)

Just a little Behringer Q502 little baby thing - cheap as chips, no eq, no nothin, straight out the 2bus. Simple as can be! Thanks for tuning in :)

Those strymon pedals aren't cheap as chips. They sound very very nice.

Reid Mclellan Ha true! Prob one of my best musical investments tho - they're so fabulous, and can transform any boring old thing into something captivating and detailed. They've made more than a few of my dreadful noises sounds less offensive! Even a wrong note can be forgiven with a liberal dose of big sky... Or prolong it and make it a thousand times worse!

Bit late to reply sorry! But all in it takes me between 1 and 5 days to get my sets together. It's really dependent on the state of the muse, but if I'm firing I'll usually knock them off in 2 days. A few have happened in 1, and sometimes I'll grind for a week on it and just make nothin but turds. It's wildly variable!

@@EhsanGelsi it's important to squeeze out those turds and flush them away or you get musical constipation.

found the one explaining it :) false alarm

Thanks man! Good news you find the vid with the explainer :) thanks for visiting my little channel.

Reid Mclellan there are in fact several drum and percussion patches on the factory banks - it's certainly capable of giving great results in that dept!

Should I?

I'd listen, great stuff!

Holoverse just the Circuit mono station is running through the strymons mate :)

Reid Mclellan correct!

In fact I was running a long chain of thru then I swapped out for a 4 way midi thru box. Midi solutions quadrathru.

Nice! I couldn't see that in the video and I couldn't wrap my brain around it.

Ah cool. It's all thrus in this vid, but I use the Quadra so I can add extra things like the modular which don't have a thru, cos the chain ends at the timeline which has no thru so in this vid it's just digitakt out-peak thru-Circuit thru-CMS thru-timeline.

The digitakt is amazing for that. I just got mine recently and love it as a master controller.

In this video no, but I have been doing a bit of that lately in some of my more recent breaks vids. I finally came around to it 👍

@@EhsanGelsi Oh, nevermind, I just watched your "setup" video, you are sending program changes which explains some transitions I've noticed there on the Peak without you fiddling the knobs... Btw, forgot to express kudos. KUDOS!

Hey mate - I program all the music into the machines as you see them set up, however I do use a MIDI controller to get the more spread out parts into them :)

And Digitakt is obviously controlling Peak :)