So I've watched his vids on and off for around a year and I have no clue, have just kind of accepted it, though this video prompted me to want to find out why. Offhand do you recall the first video about all that?
i havent seen all the space videos so i have a vague idea as to why he's in space. basically the canadian government sent him to space and also he's a time traveler and i think there's something to do with crystals?
Thinking back to when Andrew used to make music with jeans, tires, balloons, etc. and now seeing the recent videos makes me realize how fast time passes
@@NevTheDeranged 1000% Some of my favorite songs of his are from that era. Not technically the best, but just lovely and delightful. Reverse escargot, "when a cow snapping over frend chikin XD", even the original incarnation of the rap with no E. Awesome stuff lol.
It's totally possible. And he explained in an older video that he wants to release on Android, but the reason he didn't is because the specifics of developing for Android mean that there's much more work involved and much less pay. If Flip Sampler is successful, he may end up releasing it for Android too.
Sold my OP-1 and got a Deluge, no regrets. Deluge is easily the most complete and flexible all-in-one production unit I've worked with. IMO it's a short learning curve to be able to create song basics. Then if you take the time to understand how sampling and the synth engine works it turns into an unrivaled beast.
the deluge is definitely a must have, its like a pandoras box/rubex cube where every time you think you learned it all of a sudden you discover another feature.. recording external gear in arranger and looping segments together alone pretty much justifies keeping it even if you dont need a drum/synth , basically deluge is a dawless daw ontop of all the other stuff it does
When my OP-1 was having hardware issues a few years ago, I emailed Teenage Engineering to ask for help, and I used the subject line "Help me, OP-1 Kenobi!". I doubt I'm the first though, and as Andrew demonstrated, I'm certainly not the last... They're probably sick of it by now.
i actually bought the deluge because of this video. had my eyes on it for a bit but decided to make the leap on that 999 usd price tag... time for a roadtrip
@@mr_torle yep.... it is a hands-on discovery device ... instant noise making abilities - give it to a child (adult, or under 5...) and they can do pixel art ... which you can then *play* back with noises .... facebook.com/100004320943049/videos/1854024664751547/ .... and it is backed up by a community who explore and share the many, many possibilities .... aand the developer team are very proactive in engaging and improving the firmware and functionality .... aaand so much more is possible beyond the things Andrew mentions - for example, each track can be any length - playing at the same rate ie polymeters - and using the modulations, the probability options can go way beyond traditional or *normal* instruments... I have just discovered that it will do a vocoder type thing, the IN from a mic (internal or a plug in external) can be used as an oscillator.... pitch shifting your voice/any *live* input... Did I mention that this thing is able to do this whilst on a walk / at work (!) / travelling / camping .... ?
Good to know about the learning curve; I’ve already decided this is my next box, been researching the ultimate sequencer for what I’m trying to do and this seems like the one.
If you're willing to put up with an iPhone, the app is practically free. Would be cool if there was a version which came in standalone hardware form without all the baggage of the underlying platform.
I got Flip mainly because I thought it was a cool project worth supporting, but the simplicity of it that allows me to quickly turn a random inspiration into a concrete basic shape without even turning on my pc has actually made it a great part of my workflow. And if I end up liking something so much I don´t even want to rerecord it properly for the actual project I just export the audio 👍👍
Probably grab a Deluge one day for s&g. But I really love my MPC One w/ 80$ battery pack. Fully portable, I get TONS of time w/ the battery pack, and the One fits in my backpack better than the Lives. Another good one to add to the list for folks looking.
Whoaaa cool deluge is great! I have tons of videos about it! Ps. It's really not a huge learning curve, it's actually one of the easiest gear out there!
I also wanted to chime in and say that your videos have been super helpful for me too. I don’t think anyone else has explored the possibilities of the deluge with as much breadth as you have. Thank you for your work!
Flip is probably the most useable mobile phone DAW i've ever used. Every other one i've tried has either been too complicated to justify wanting to do on a phone, too hard to use on a normal sized phone screen, or too basic and limiting. Yours hits a nice balance between features and ease-of-use.
I've been using a deluge since they first came out and love it! Would not want to switch to anything else, especially with the new features coming all the time.
I’m amazed by the Deluge, awesome synth and very neat it got 5 pin MIDI I/O. Also, cool you’ve included the iPhone. Flip sampler looks great and easy to use on a touch based device. This will be an instant buy for me! I expected the OP-1 on this list when I saw the title of your video. Definitely enjoyed it, Andrew! Kind regards, Emiel333.
What about the MPC Live II? It's maybe a bit on the clunky side but you gain a lot in return by it being very tactile AND having a very useful touchscreen while also equipping surprisingly useful built-in speakers. Besides sampling, it runs synths as well and is basically a complete DAW in a box that can connect with wifi, Bluetooth, and tons of other hardware, including an SSD in the bottom.
It’s the best, but I think the vibe here is “fits in your backpack with other stuff.” In which case Beatmaker 3 and iMPC pro 2 got pushed aside for an app that can’t even host AU or be an AU plugin…
Gotta shout out the Elektron Model:Cycles! It can't run off a battery, but with a MyVolts DC to USB cable it can be run off of a battery bank. The thing is so much fun to just fiddle around with and manipulate in real time.
I absolutely love my Deluge and love taking it with me literally everywhere. After a 10 hour road trip, I created a boppy lil tune while on the 15 minute ferry ride at the tail end of my drive. I barely know what the hell I'm doing when it comes to my music, but learning through the Deluge has been a real joy.
My favorite music making device is an iPad. There are so many great and affordable iOS music making apps such as BeatMaker 3, Drambo, Cubasis and literally dozens of fab synths. The second device would be an iPhone. I can make portable dope beats on the subway. Nonetheless, I’ll give Flip a try…
Polyend Tracker is quite affordable for its set of features (around 500 euro for sampler with fantastic sequencer), but you'll need a powerbank to take it outdoors.
Dang. I'm fairly sure the Deluge is exactly the sort of sampler/sequencer I'm looking to get for my away from the home studio setup 🤯 Didn't realize it had that capability.
I bought a Duluge (old display) used a few months back. I also own a bunch of old hardware samplers. SP12 Turbo, ASR10,EPS 16 Plus, MPC 3000 etc. This has to be one of the best portable work stations EVER!! Had a good session last night! Sequencing my modular rig is a dream. I was tweaking knobs and sampling like a fool haha. So much fun to use! Which is one of the most important factors. Fun over features! But the Duluge is also packed with so many goodies. I can get a track cooking on the Deluge about as fast as I can on my SP12! But with unlimited sample time haha. Sorry for the “fanboy” comment but seriously this thing is worth every penny. Especially used. I don’t really feel I need to upgrade the display either. 🤷🏻♂️
@@AlexisG73 I'm still on the hunt! Haha. Can you use a midi controller to record sections with the internal synths? I've been using the SP404Mk2 which I love, but it lacks some things that the Deluge doesn't lack.
@@remyvegamedia Yup, use my 37 key novation controller no problem. Easy to set up as well. It has midi in and out as well as 2 CV outs and 4 gate out for setting up with a modular system. You can play your modular with the midi keyboard etc. This thing is really dope. Might have to get another haha
Woot! I’ve got all three. Do I get a prize? Deluge FTW. OP-1 delights and annoys in equal measures. Flip is fun and powerful but I’m currently immersed in the Deluge (see what I did there?).
I love my op-1, but…. To me it is long overdue for a firmware update giving us some minor additions the community has been asking for. The op-z gets so much more support that it’s almost like they’re done with op-1 support completely. I really hope one day we get normal adsr controls on the drumsampler and monophony on it as well. Minor, super logical functions that aren’t there for some reason. Of course I can think of some more things I would wish for, but to me, these 2 things would be huge and perfectly reasonable to wish for.
The Deluge is the easy winner out of these 3, even over a year on from when this video was made, the only other device that is in the same league is the Dirtywave M8 (tracker with built-in synths). Both are amazing devices, but the workflow is quite different.
Sold my deluge a few months back to build up my modular rack. Now that ive realized im a fucking idiot, ill purchase another one. Its the only machine i can fly through and just have fun all in the box. And its constantly updated with bug fixes and massive features. Yes, idiot here.
I love how if you were just tuning into Andrew's channel now, you have no idea why he's in space, it's no longer even a thing, just a given.
But also if you watch all of his videos religiously you still have almost no idea why he’s in space. It’s just a given.
So I've watched his vids on and off for around a year and I have no clue, have just kind of accepted it, though this video prompted me to want to find out why. Offhand do you recall the first video about all that?
@@alexanderlane something like "Final Video Before I Leave..."
@@ryanjackson5437 that's so andrew I guess
i havent seen all the space videos so i have a vague idea as to why he's in space. basically the canadian government sent him to space and also he's a time traveler and i think there's something to do with crystals?
Love how he made a friend with a sentient crystal from another planet.
Typical Andrew
The power of Music.
No need to justify shouting out your own app, dude. Flip is absolutely incredible and worthy of the screen time!
It's hella weird I can hear the deluge synth engine sound. It's actually distinctive.
That iconic sound ✨
I feel the same about the OP-1
Yah. I've noticed that, too.
Yet it is indeed, it's actually a challenge to hide its DNA. (:
d e l u g e b o y s
Thinking back to when Andrew used to make music with jeans, tires, balloons, etc. and now seeing the recent videos makes me realize how fast time passes
Right it's crazy seeing everything from the dolphin sounds and using water as a melody is crazy talented
I was just thinking about how much I miss those videos
Anyone else remember Songs to Wear Pants to?
@@NevTheDeranged 1000% Some of my favorite songs of his are from that era. Not technically the best, but just lovely and delightful. Reverse escargot, "when a cow snapping over frend chikin XD", even the original incarnation of the rap with no E. Awesome stuff lol.
Man I fucking want Flip to come out on android
Same man, im really hoping he releases it
It's totally possible. And he explained in an older video that he wants to release on Android, but the reason he didn't is because the specifics of developing for Android mean that there's much more work involved and much less pay. If Flip Sampler is successful, he may end up releasing it for Android too.
@@MrReeTart The Flip devs are currently working on Flip Android.
Yeah, Andrew mentioned on Instagram that they're testing on Android right now
@@davidbronke5484 sounds dope! Can't wait to try it out. Hopefully the latency on my phone isn't too terrible.
Unpopular opinion but:
Personaly my favourite music device is my laptop :)
Same
Bought a Deluge eighteen months ago, and it CHANGED EVERYTHING for me. It's an astonishing box. You'll be burying me with it.
Sold my OP-1 and got a Deluge, no regrets. Deluge is easily the most complete and flexible all-in-one production unit I've worked with. IMO it's a short learning curve to be able to create song basics. Then if you take the time to understand how sampling and the synth engine works it turns into an unrivaled beast.
The amount of value you get for the price of the Deluge is unrivaled. I loved the OP-1 but I'm so glad I sold it to get the Deluge ❤️
You were too humble, you're actually the best portable music device Andrew.
He does not fit into your backpack, tho.
the deluge is definitely a must have, its like a pandoras box/rubex cube where every time you think you learned it all of a sudden you discover another feature.. recording external gear in arranger and looping segments together alone pretty much justifies keeping it even if you dont need a drum/synth , basically deluge is a dawless daw ontop of all the other stuff it does
The track name "OP-1 Kenobi" is simply genius
When my OP-1 was having hardware issues a few years ago, I emailed Teenage Engineering to ask for help, and I used the subject line "Help me, OP-1 Kenobi!". I doubt I'm the first though, and as Andrew demonstrated, I'm certainly not the last... They're probably sick of it by now.
i actually bought the deluge because of this video. had my eyes on it for a bit but decided to make the leap on that 999 usd price tag... time for a roadtrip
Finally bought an ipad(now my only ios device)an honestly flip was one of the reasons I got it. Having lots of fun with it.
so great to see Deluge on the list. I’d say the learning curve is not steep at all, and I’ve made a ton of songs with it within days.
Yep I think the whole learning curve on it is fast!
@@RonCavagnaro less a curve and more just discovering more features
@@RonCavagnaro Even if I never worked with electronic music gear?
@@mr_torle yep.... it is a hands-on discovery device ...
instant noise making abilities - give it to a child (adult, or under 5...) and they can do pixel art ... which you can then *play* back with noises
.... facebook.com/100004320943049/videos/1854024664751547/
.... and it is backed up by a community who explore and share the many, many possibilities
.... aand the developer team are very proactive in engaging and improving the firmware and functionality
.... aaand so much more is possible beyond the things Andrew mentions - for example, each track can be any length - playing at the same rate ie polymeters - and using the modulations, the probability options can go way beyond traditional or *normal* instruments...
I have just discovered that it will do a vocoder type thing, the IN from a mic (internal or a plug in external) can be used as an oscillator.... pitch shifting your voice/any *live* input...
Did I mention that this thing is able to do this whilst on a walk / at work (!) / travelling / camping .... ?
Good to know about the learning curve; I’ve already decided this is my next box, been researching the ultimate sequencer for what I’m trying to do and this seems like the one.
Big Deluge fan here. Super simple to use, but it's also incredibly capable. And getting better all the time with new firmware updates
Do I get deluge or Akai Force…..
Been a Deluge fan boy for a very long time, joined their beta a few years ago. Most used piece of equipment in my studio.
“Gadget 2” on an iPhone is an amazing starting point for making full tracks on the go. I’ve written a couple of songs using it on train journeys.
I still can’t believe that everyone can buy a music production software like flip for 10$ only. What a time to be alive!
Well, Apple users only, though.
If you're willing to put up with an iPhone, the app is practically free. Would be cool if there was a version which came in standalone hardware form without all the baggage of the underlying platform.
MC-101 is my fav box at the moment!
I got Flip mainly because I thought it was a cool project worth supporting, but the simplicity of it that allows me to quickly turn a random inspiration into a concrete basic shape without even turning on my pc has actually made it a great part of my workflow. And if I end up liking something so much I don´t even want to rerecord it properly for the actual project I just export the audio 👍👍
The only reason I don't use it as often is because I found the sample selection process to be a hassle. Maybe I have to organize my samples better
I love the Deluge so much. It's almost too good, it's limitless.
Very sad right now that flip is not available on android :/ it looks pretty awesome
Probably grab a Deluge one day for s&g. But I really love my MPC One w/ 80$ battery pack. Fully portable, I get TONS of time w/ the battery pack, and the One fits in my backpack better than the Lives. Another good one to add to the list for folks looking.
Whoaaa cool deluge is great! I have tons of videos about it! Ps. It's really not a huge learning curve, it's actually one of the easiest gear out there!
the best videos on it actually ;)
@@Ultratechman aw thanks! I don't know if I can accept such a bold statement but that's very kind of you!
I second the motion that Ron’s videos on the Deluge are the best on RUclips. I have learned so much from him.
@@anonymousforensic oh thanks guys I'm glad I helped you!
I also wanted to chime in and say that your videos have been super helpful for me too. I don’t think anyone else has explored the possibilities of the deluge with as much breadth as you have.
Thank you for your work!
Great to see the Deluge in this video. Best piece of kit I own by a country mile.
It's still the best piece of kit 3 years later. I'd love to see a 2024 version of this video, though!
Flip is probably the most useable mobile phone DAW i've ever used. Every other one i've tried has either been too complicated to justify wanting to do on a phone, too hard to use on a normal sized phone screen, or too basic and limiting. Yours hits a nice balance between features and ease-of-use.
The production value of this show is from another planet!
The DELUGE goes hard 💯
I've been using a deluge since they first came out and love it! Would not want to switch to anything else, especially with the new features coming all the time.
the production quality is perfect
Brooooo, flip on android would be so nice, love the vid
Was just listening to some of your stuff today at school to calm me down during a coding contest
great to see the Deluge on here! I love mine!
Okay Deluge owners now love you forever!!!! Good choice. :)
This channel just gets better and better..... The deluge looks versatile
I love my MC-101. Its portability is simply incredible. =D
I’m amazed by the Deluge, awesome synth and very neat it got 5 pin MIDI I/O.
Also, cool you’ve included the iPhone. Flip sampler looks great and easy to use on a touch based device. This will be an instant buy for me!
I expected the OP-1 on this list when I saw the title of your video. Definitely enjoyed it, Andrew! Kind regards, Emiel333.
What about the MPC Live II? It's maybe a bit on the clunky side but you gain a lot in return by it being very tactile AND having a very useful touchscreen while also equipping surprisingly useful built-in speakers. Besides sampling, it runs synths as well and is basically a complete DAW in a box that can connect with wifi, Bluetooth, and tons of other hardware, including an SSD in the bottom.
It’s the best, but I think the vibe here is “fits in your backpack with other stuff.” In which case Beatmaker 3 and iMPC pro 2 got pushed aside for an app that can’t even host AU or be an AU plugin…
*Andrew Huang : The Sound Bender*
Before I watch this video, I know the op-1 is going to be on this list
Update: I Called It
just purchased flip 〜 so excited to try it out since I've been locked down by a desktop for a while now!
oh yeah deluge I frigging love this thing
I’m glad to see the OP-1 still makes the list.
Oh yeah, can't live without my OP-1
Love seeing the Deluge representation! It's my favorite piece of gear.
Day 1 of asking Andrew to do a video on the Mi.Mu gloves by Imogen Heap and her fabulous gloves team
Gotta shout out the Elektron Model:Cycles! It can't run off a battery, but with a MyVolts DC to USB cable it can be run off of a battery bank. The thing is so much fun to just fiddle around with and manipulate in real time.
this is perfect timing! I'm about to be moving and need to get some simple gear for the move and unpacking! also.. SPACETIME!
I really love the Roland 707 for creativity 😍
OB-1, now that's a name I haven't heard in a long time.
Andrew Huang is my Favorite RUclipsr ♥️
Man, you're videos are out of this world 👀
Yay! New Andrew Huang video!!
Your channel is one of the most pro channels on youtube....or even on TV! You do amazing work.
Another great piece of stand-alone gear is the Novation Circut Tracks.
Can't believe he hasn't talked about the Circuit on his channel yet, it's awesome
You have to make your app flip sampler available for Mac OS as well!
I absolutely love my Deluge and love taking it with me literally everywhere. After a 10 hour road trip, I created a boppy lil tune while on the 15 minute ferry ride at the tail end of my drive.
I barely know what the hell I'm doing when it comes to my music, but learning through the Deluge has been a real joy.
An oldie but goodie is the BOSS SP-505.
that album art is **italian kiss**
Ah hahaha, I recently bought the OP1! This makes me so happy
oh my god I've been waiting for the Ooo album since the adventure time video. Im so happy its finally out
My favorite music making device is an iPad. There are so many great and affordable iOS music making apps such as BeatMaker 3, Drambo, Cubasis and literally dozens of fab synths. The second device would be an iPhone. I can make portable dope beats on the subway. Nonetheless, I’ll give Flip a try…
Can't stand software only production. Which is weird because I'm an accomplished software engineer. Need the tactile.
For music, at least.
The PO line from Teenage is also great as well! I have the arcade!
I feel so guilty that I’ve had an OP-1 for years and I hardly use it. I’m inspired to play with it again. Thanks!
Have fun, and create a lot! I'll live vicariously through you!
Deluge is life! 😃😎🙌
My personal list:
1. Synthstrom Deluge
2. Roland MC-101
3. Dirtywave M8
still waiting for andriod version :\
Polyend Tracker is quite affordable for its set of features (around 500 euro for sampler with fantastic sequencer), but you'll need a powerbank to take it outdoors.
Being a New Zealander the Deluge is definitely on my shopping list. Great sound and functionality.
Dang. I'm fairly sure the Deluge is exactly the sort of sampler/sequencer I'm looking to get for my away from the home studio setup 🤯 Didn't realize it had that capability.
I bought a Duluge (old display) used a few months back. I also own a bunch of old hardware samplers. SP12 Turbo, ASR10,EPS 16 Plus, MPC 3000 etc. This has to be one of the best portable work stations EVER!! Had a good session last night! Sequencing my modular rig is a dream. I was tweaking knobs and sampling like a fool haha. So much fun to use! Which is one of the most important factors. Fun over features! But the Duluge is also packed with so many goodies. I can get a track cooking on the Deluge about as fast as I can on my SP12! But with unlimited sample time haha. Sorry for the “fanboy” comment but seriously this thing is worth every penny. Especially used. I don’t really feel I need to upgrade the display either. 🤷🏻♂️
@@AlexisG73 I'm still on the hunt! Haha. Can you use a midi controller to record sections with the internal synths?
I've been using the SP404Mk2 which I love, but it lacks some things that the Deluge doesn't lack.
@@remyvegamedia Yup, use my 37 key novation controller no problem. Easy to set up as well. It has midi in and out as well as 2 CV outs and 4 gate out for setting up with a modular system. You can play your modular with the midi keyboard etc. This thing is really dope. Might have to get another haha
@@AlexisG73 Man the used prices for the original non-OLED screen are encouraging haha.
@@remyvegamedia You really can’t find more bang for the buck. 👍🏽
@AndrewHuang please make a 2024 edition of this video x
My iPad and op1 are my favorite music things I own
Woot! I’ve got all three. Do I get a prize?
Deluge FTW. OP-1 delights and annoys in equal measures. Flip is fun and powerful but I’m currently immersed in the Deluge (see what I did there?).
Your STill in Space😍😍
4:30 SO GOOD!
please come back to earth its the reason i used to watch your videos.
Release FLIP for Android...... i would buy it 10 times!!!!! No hard feelings ..... love your stuff!!
Your app looks dope and hella' fun
I absolutely do not mind him shouting out his app, because Flip is literally just the best music making app on iphone
portable eurorack is a love for me
Andrew’s now considered a god after introducing portable music production with a sentient floating crystal.
Cute Crystal Alien. And a nice portable breakdown Andrew. Your app is great.
I just wish Flip was also compatible with Android, I'd love to play around with Flip!
Funny thing with Flip Sampler. It's also £9.99 in the UK. Same number, different value.
It's funny how well the OP-1 fits in with the future aesthetic.
It's so funny how everyone just accepts that andrew is in space...
(however and for whatever reason 😂)
I love my op-1, but…. To me it is long overdue for a firmware update giving us some minor additions the community has been asking for. The op-z gets so much more support that it’s almost like they’re done with op-1 support completely. I really hope one day we get normal adsr controls on the drumsampler and monophony on it as well. Minor, super logical functions that aren’t there for some reason. Of course I can think of some more things I would wish for, but to me, these 2 things would be huge and perfectly reasonable to wish for.
Some people asked for a better reverb, did they at least give that?
Bro, that so funny. ANDREW talks: "bla bla bla deluge...and my own app.." ME: jaw drop. Period. Great work man
Despite getting the order backwards, this was a great video! (just a deluge fan, poking fun)
Just find a power outlet and watch time fly with the Polyend Tracker! ❤️❤️
Oh...it's the OP-1 that "generates your endless amounts of inspiration" ...if I get one of those, I can be just like Andrew!
The Deluge is the easy winner out of these 3, even over a year on from when this video was made, the only other device that is in the same league is the Dirtywave M8 (tracker with built-in synths). Both are amazing devices, but the workflow is quite different.
Hey Andrew, just started the video. Why you in a spaceship?
Sold my deluge a few months back to build up my modular rack. Now that ive realized im a fucking idiot, ill purchase another one. Its the only machine i can fly through and just have fun all in the box. And its constantly updated with bug fixes and massive features. Yes, idiot here.
Bro, please add 16 tracks to the flip sampler and then it will be mega for adding deep arrangements!!!
Finally a Gear Video :D
Andrew should make a video about making a full track using only flip.(including vocal.)
Thanks Andrew!