I love that they own a shit ton of expensive audio gear, ordered a double keyboard harpsichord for Savage Sinusoid, but they still decided to hack a gaz bottle into a DIY steel tongue drum instead of buying one :D 23 days until the album drops guys, this is gonna be so good !
gotta admit himilaya massive ritual sounds pretty mean with the grinder going (sounded like it was even in the same key or very close?) whoever edited this was really clever about how they put the clips to the music. igorrr is fucking amazing.
I am so glad to see that Igorrr is appreciated in other countries, not just France. I thought that it was a "niche" music. Anyway, I love your art guys, much love xOxO
IGORRR Behind The Scenes: The 5 Strangest Instruments Found On His Records | Metal Injection 1248pm 11.5.23 they need to record various toilets flushing at various speeds...
Omg you make me fall in memories into 80ths, pre-digital era. Not many possibilities but a lot of imagination. We were mining the coolest sounds from everything around. The weird phaser effects were making from an acoustic guitar by the spoons on strings. The Wah-wah effects were making by putting the mic in and out of the glass jar. The endless experiments with two bobbin tape recorders. The complicated circuits to get any kinds of acoustic feedbacks and distortions. And those days (very later Soviet Union) there appeared a lot of industrial abandones around with huge sounding objects to record. What a times! Happy to see people who make sound today not only with mouse and controllers, hehe. Thank you Gautier and Sylvain.
The amount of creativity needed to make these sound effects doesn't change, whether it's via computer or like this doesn't matter too much. PC just makes it a bit easier to twist things you recorded and or get the sound you want to
@@nenissaK Thank you! Yes, indeed. I think filling the process itself with soul is always being imprinted to result, it's hearable in final recordings or any product. Guys in video perfectly feel that magic :) P.S. Thank you for subscribing, glad to see you!
@@botanic3428 Thanks for opinion. If I get you right I'd don't agree. Yes today I make mostly digital sound design, of course it's much easier and and effort-saveable. But there is a huge difference between analogic and digital recordings. Firstly the analogic one has the air breath of the whole rec stage, it's almost impossible to simulate by digital methods. And the most important differince in my opinion is... It's the same thing I just wrote above to @NenissaK. Trying to explain I'd compare photo shot with digital and analogic camera. With the similar technical quality settings of both. On digital one you have the terabyte SSD and easily can shot thousand pics like a machinegun. To choose the best pics then comfortably sitting at home. But having only a few 35 mm cassettes with film tape you need always keep you hunter's eye sharpen, no space to mistake! And the value of every frame becomes much higher, you can't allow youself miss any small detail. This practice training improves you artistic sense of view wayway more I think. You can see that difference if compare modern and oldschool film movies. With all that technical lacking -- don't you notice how way accurate every frame stage is set in any small detail? Just because the filming tape and workset is shortly limited. That's the thing we loose with progress and technological simplification. IMHO. The same with audio: to make a hapidrum from gas tank by hand is a different thing that to copy-paste it from Kontakt library in a few clicks like many breakcore bands do. No, it still keep the warm of human hand.
With Alcest, Deathspell Omega, Blut Aus Nord, Gorod, Aosoth, The Great Old Ones, Peste Noire, Les Dicret and many many others. One of my favorite scenes for sure, love their avant-garde stuff the most!
As a french metalhead, may I suggest also bands like: Eths, Lofofora, Mass Hysteria, Svinkels, Seul, Pipedreams, Watcha, Pleymo, GHB, DK Dance, Stupeflip, Ultra Vomit, Les Ramoneurs de Menhir, Bananes Métalliques? Some are punk bands, some are neo metal/hip hop inspired, some are indus, cyber metal, but trust me, Eths and DK Dance are true gold. Female voices. And Lofofora is cult in France. Enjoy ! Yes we have a huge metal scene in France, and I am proud of it. It allows to forget shitty french music like Maitre Gims or Jul. Sidenote: France has also very good, skilled, talented people in the rap/hip-hop scene. Few examples: VII, Furax, Scylla, Swift Guad, Reda l'Aborigene, Juks, Lucio Bukowski, KouzR2R, Davodka, Vald, Al K-pote, Hugo TSR, CRS, Orelsan, Les Casseurs Flowters, the girls: Keny Arkana, Casey, La Gale (Switzerland), Lala&ce...
I love this approach to creating and the fact that they are willing to think both inside and outside the cookie box. The camera inside the steel drum was merlin!
With the second song uploaded on RUclips I was worried this release would be to Metal, but after this video I'm sure this is going to be a epic and refreshing album again!
I don't know, I think the recorder is having too much interference in his work. He is using more traditional riffs and grooves, some of the baroque and erudite elements are missing, also the strange experimentalism in his electronics works, I still thinking this album will change a lot his style to something less strange to catch a bigger public
This is so damn awesome, I really like your thinking. I've thought about completely different stuff i'd want to record, like an old school diesel locomotive and start engines and much more. But the most unique is probably a number of nails in a tire that hits the fender and works like a small music box, but with darker notes. I'm so looking forward to the upcoming album release! I love your originality!
I was actually pretty into heavy metal, growing up. Of course I liked Rammstein but also an Italian thrashmetal group, Sisthema. It's been a hell of a long time since I've listened to either. I only know one other person who's ever heard of Sisthema, here in my little Pennsylvania town. 😂
After mothes of searching, I'm still in my quest of "what's the pluggin that allows those sounds?" I tried argot lunar, but it was "quite not there yet", any recommandations on granular synths able to do this ? Or even better : Gauthier, tu nous ferais pas un petit tuto des familles Auvergnates ?
How can you achieve the effect with the tin can cookie box ? trying to obtain that effect for ages, and the closer I got is actually with elastic time on pro tools...
I wish people would break down the actual production aspect of it regarding all of the tweaking and modulating and everything to do with altering recorded sounds through programs, like it seems like unless you have a course to take or an apprenticeship, these things aren’t accessible for beginners
![Igorrr - The Making of Savage Sinusoid [part1]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Yq7_Kax-DwI/mqdefault.jpg)
I love that they own a shit ton of expensive audio gear, ordered a double keyboard harpsichord for Savage Sinusoid, but they still decided to hack a gaz bottle into a DIY steel tongue drum instead of buying one :D 23 days until the album drops guys, this is gonna be so good !
I'm worried about another question: which assholes dislike this?
And it turned out to be one of the best Igorrr's albums he ever made
@@andresjesushuesos191 the worms lost their parents when they accidentally walked on Patrick's piano.
gotta admit himilaya massive ritual sounds pretty mean with the grinder going (sounded like it was even in the same key or very close?) whoever edited this was really clever about how they put the clips to the music. igorrr is fucking amazing.
This takes talent beyond instrumental talent
It's impressive how this guy finds music in everyday objects. They're definitely one of the most creative bands out there.
Nice, but you missed the microwave, distorted saxophone and carrot.
and chicken
@@connorsol im going here for this comment
Something about the grapefruit ?
Distorted saxophone is not weird at all. Check out Zu.
Has he tried a watermelon yet? The Sevs got a great percussion sample from one, some time back ....
I am so glad to see that Igorrr is appreciated in other countries, not just France. I thought that it was a "niche" music. Anyway, I love your art guys, much love xOxO
I found them a couple years ago, insanely good. US here!
They're playing at The Academy in Manchester UK this week but I couldn't bag tickets 👎🏼
much love ÖXXÖ XÖÖX
IGORRR Behind The Scenes: The 5 Strangest Instruments Found On His Records | Metal Injection 1248pm 11.5.23 they need to record various toilets flushing at various speeds...
Knoxville TN. For about...10ish years now.
I always loved the song Robert, and I would have never guessed what sound that was
I guessed it was some sort of alluminium sheet, but I wouldn't have guessed it was a cookie box of all things. This guy is a genius
Why am I not at all surprised 😆 As for Numero 3; "Guys, we can't get a Tibetan tongue drum, anyone any ideas?" Gautier:- "Une moment..." 🤣
6:50 subtitles on "[Music]"
I applaud you, RUclips. For once the correct subtitles
Now, if only the damn C.C. subtitles would stay OFF when I turn them OFF...
Omg you make me fall in memories into 80ths, pre-digital era. Not many possibilities but a lot of imagination. We were mining the coolest sounds from everything around.
The weird phaser effects were making from an acoustic guitar by the spoons on strings. The Wah-wah effects were making by putting the mic in and out of the glass jar. The endless experiments with two bobbin tape recorders. The complicated circuits to get any kinds of acoustic feedbacks and distortions. And those days (very later Soviet Union) there appeared a lot of industrial abandones around with huge sounding objects to record. What a times!
Happy to see people who make sound today not only with mouse and controllers, hehe. Thank you Gautier and Sylvain.
The amount of creativity needed to make these sound effects doesn't change, whether it's via computer or like this doesn't matter too much. PC just makes it a bit easier to twist things you recorded and or get the sound you want to
^^ that's very interesting and also sounds like a lot of work, creativity and "analog fun" :D
Just like in this video!
Great comment
@@nenissaK Thank you! Yes, indeed. I think filling the process itself with soul is always being imprinted to result, it's hearable in final recordings or any product. Guys in video perfectly feel that magic :)
P.S. Thank you for subscribing, glad to see you!
@@botanic3428 Thanks for opinion. If I get you right I'd don't agree. Yes today I make mostly digital sound design, of course it's much easier and and effort-saveable.
But there is a huge difference between analogic and digital recordings. Firstly the analogic one has the air breath of the whole rec stage, it's almost impossible to simulate by digital methods.
And the most important differince in my opinion is... It's the same thing I just wrote above to @NenissaK. Trying to explain I'd compare photo shot with digital and analogic camera. With the similar technical quality settings of both. On digital one you have the terabyte SSD and easily can shot thousand pics like a machinegun. To choose the best pics then comfortably sitting at home. But having only a few 35 mm cassettes with film tape you need always keep you hunter's eye sharpen, no space to mistake! And the value of every frame becomes much higher, you can't allow youself miss any small detail. This practice training improves you artistic sense of view wayway more I think.
You can see that difference if compare modern and oldschool film movies. With all that technical lacking -- don't you notice how way accurate every frame stage is set in any small detail? Just because the filming tape and workset is shortly limited. That's the thing we loose with progress and technological simplification. IMHO.
The same with audio: to make a hapidrum from gas tank by hand is a different thing that to copy-paste it from Kontakt library in a few clicks like many breakcore bands do. No, it still keep the warm of human hand.
I didn't think labels signed artists like this any more. Wonderful.
This is absolutely phenomenal, I want to see as many videos like this as possible
With Klone, Gojira and Igorrr, among others, France is very well represented in the heavy metal scene.
Imagine if those 3 collabed...
Also Elyose
With Alcest, Deathspell Omega, Blut Aus Nord, Gorod, Aosoth, The Great Old Ones, Peste Noire, Les Dicret and many many others. One of my favorite scenes for sure, love their avant-garde stuff the most!
Pit Bulls In The Nursery
As a french metalhead, may I suggest also bands like: Eths, Lofofora, Mass Hysteria, Svinkels, Seul, Pipedreams, Watcha, Pleymo, GHB, DK Dance, Stupeflip, Ultra Vomit, Les Ramoneurs de Menhir, Bananes Métalliques? Some are punk bands, some are neo metal/hip hop inspired, some are indus, cyber metal, but trust me, Eths and DK Dance are true gold. Female voices. And Lofofora is cult in France. Enjoy ! Yes we have a huge metal scene in France, and I am proud of it. It allows to forget shitty french music like Maitre Gims or Jul. Sidenote: France has also very good, skilled, talented people in the rap/hip-hop scene. Few examples: VII, Furax, Scylla, Swift Guad, Reda l'Aborigene, Juks, Lucio Bukowski, KouzR2R, Davodka, Vald, Al K-pote, Hugo TSR, CRS, Orelsan, Les Casseurs Flowters, the girls: Keny Arkana, Casey, La Gale (Switzerland), Lala&ce...
Himalaya massive ritual already excited me just fro mthe length and name alone but holy shit that snippet was fire
This is why I facking love this band so much
The production quality is downright amazing. So clean and crisp every track
If the grinding sounds are not going to be a part of Himalayan Massive Ritual, I'll be disappointed.
+25000
@@trishtrashtrush x25000
:(
one of the best things is that you can insert basically any sort of sound in an Igorrr song and it will still sound good
I love this approach to creating and the fact that they are willing to think both inside and outside the cookie box. The camera inside the steel drum was merlin!
As the tone snob that I am, I prefer ginger bread cookie boxes. You can really hear the sugar and spice in them.
But it's not everything nice, which is why girl scout cookie boxes are the best all round.
that chord change at 1:07 is the reason I live for IGORRR! love metal too but to me that is the sound that only Igorrr can deliver
Is this a track that already came out or you think it will be a S&D one?
nevermind i found it. It's Nervous Valtz, from the upcoming one
@@theGiapponello yeah it says that right on the video lol
It's truly incredible! That is a moment to savour and enjoy like some kind of delicious food :) At least that's what describes it best for me...
With the second song uploaded on RUclips I was worried this release would be to Metal, but after this video I'm sure this is going to be a epic and refreshing album again!
I don't know, I think the recorder is having too much interference in his work. He is using more traditional riffs and grooves, some of the baroque and erudite elements are missing, also the strange experimentalism in his electronics works, I still thinking this album will change a lot his style to something less strange to catch a bigger public
Anarco Coletivista I do hope he continues to upload the strange shit aswell
some of these examples arent even on the new album they are from older albums, also sadly yes the new album became for my taste too metal
Delightful - I always imagined his creative process looked something like this.
I cannot get enough of this. Igorrr forever!
Impressionnant le hand drum à partir d'une bonbonne de gaz... Je suis bluffé !
J'ai un ami qui est en train d'en fabriquer un aussi, la grosse galère c'est l'accordage ... Tu as pas le droit à l'erreur.
Cookie boxes are even more brutal than the cookie itself
WHERE IS THE CHICKEN ??!?!?!?
Dead :(
CAPMA B MPAKA fluted to death
The chicken is an artist, not an instrument.
passed away of old age being one of the most artistically gifted chickens ever existed
Patrick is no longer with us
2:04 damn, this is really cool, in original "absolute psalm" at this moment there's vacuum cleaner sound, and here it's vacuum cleaner recording.
The sound of a vacuum cleaner turning on as part of (if I remember correctly) Absolute Psalm gets me every time.
This vid got me hyped for Nervous Waltz, that song sounds so good!
This is so damn awesome, I really like your thinking. I've thought about completely different stuff i'd want to record, like an old school diesel locomotive and start engines and much more. But the most unique is probably a number of nails in a tire that hits the fender and works like a small music box, but with darker notes. I'm so looking forward to the upcoming album release! I love your originality!
Super montage, wow! Belle finesse de mix avec le grinder tout en harmonie à 4:11 , du grand art!!!
amazing dude. great to see the origins of some of those sounds. wouldn´t be mad to see more!
I think it's such a good time recording material with these guys
The pure joy in his face when he was fiddling with the cookie tin, and he looked up and smiled. ❤️
The level of creativity is very impressive, I love it!
6:04 if you have good gear that is absolute ear candy
oH
bouvier is a major asset now!!! he makes his own weird drums xD
The only thing I understood was !EXPLOSION!
"*french french french*."
"*french french french*?"
"*french french* explosion *french french*."
This made my day.
It was a fucking biscuit tin! Had my suspicions, so happy to finally know. Thanks
The gas container is a homemade tongue drum I'd say
3:16 that track in the background sounds fucking awesome
loved these guys as soon as Savage Sinusoid kicked in but after seeing how they create their sounds....FML. I have been inspired.
The dissonant notes from that scaffolding are soooo cooool
Dude needs a DeWalt Endorsement
And a Dyson endorsement as well!
Cant wait for this fucking album to drop.
Why is there no sewing kit in his cookie box?
The cookie tin sounds like the water temple in majoras mask
I was actually pretty into heavy metal, growing up. Of course I liked Rammstein but also an Italian thrashmetal group, Sisthema. It's been a hell of a long time since I've listened to either. I only know one other person who's ever heard of Sisthema, here in my little Pennsylvania town. 😂
I love that they are using at least 6 microphones for recording the vacuum cleaner. :D
This sampling reminds me Depeche Mode's Construction Time Again and Some Great Reward epoch.
René Barát i Love Depeche Mode
I have all these weird sound ideas as well, but I have like no room or equipment to do these things. >< I wanna move into his studio, haha.
1:21 that bass is rad
Love the behind the scenes view!
Yo that grinder sounded pretty metal. Should've mic'd that
After mothes of searching, I'm still in my quest of "what's the pluggin that allows those sounds?" I tried argot lunar, but it was "quite not there yet", any recommandations on granular synths able to do this ? Or even better : Gauthier, tu nous ferais pas un petit tuto des familles Auvergnates ?
Gautier could write the sludgier Converge songs with those riffs on Himalayan Massive Ritual ha
Holy shit I just realised that the video is exactly 8:08 long :O
Igorrr , increibles siempreee. el futuro del metal llegó.
How can you achieve the effect with the tin can cookie box ? trying to obtain that effect for ages, and the closer I got is actually with elastic time on pro tools...
A FUCKING COOKIE BOX?! IVE BEEN LOOKING FOR PHYSICAL MODELING PLUGINS FOR WEEKS AFTER DISCOVERING YOU.
That production! Wow!
Can't wait for the new record.
I wish people would break down the actual production aspect of it regarding all of the tweaking and modulating and everything to do with altering recorded sounds through programs, like it seems like unless you have a course to take or an apprenticeship, these things aren’t accessible for beginners
Fantastic
Igorrr
👏👏👏👏👏
More igorrr content aaaa YES
Next investment for my studio is a scaffolding!
I love improvised instruments. This is cool.
Well at least i know who to look for to sign my Whourkr cd at the london gig!
reminiscent of Einstürzende Neubauten
I fucking knew it was a biscuit tin all along!
Is it the same one used by Lars Ulrich to make Saint Anger?
I have three of this dudes albums on CD’s in my car. I listen to them in my day-to-day drives.
Huh. I always _thought_ that sounded like a cookie box.
This guy is such an inspiration
These bruhs are fucking crazy! Wow
Now play live with all that stuff ;-)
3:30 they need to use this angle grinder in the future
What's the small portable recorder he uses for the cookie box??
They're just awesome!
If you watch 5:26 without any context you'd think the man belongs in an institute
The fact that they made their own tongue drum instead of buying one is metal as fuck
oh my god this is amazing
Igorrr один из самых замороченных по звуку челов. На моей памяти таких же "сумасшедших" помню только Billain и Aphex Twin.
Igorrr довольно замороченный, но я знаю довольно много артистов, делающих просто на голову опережающий саунд дизайн. Если интересно, чекни Qebrus.
Oh hell yes.
These guys are frick'n great.
For more shit like this (production-wise), check out the making of Amon Tobin's 'Foley Room'.
Anyone knows what microphone he is using? It looks like a Tascam but im not sure about it 6:08
Thanks
Un making of à suivre pour Spirituality ?
J'espère, les making off de Igorrr c'est un putain de régal
@@iCryiiNz Tellement !
They should have used the best instrument of all: Mayonnaise
what an absolute king
Anybody know what effect/technique he's using at 6:05 to get that sound?
This man legit used a whole gas tank to make a tongue drum, now that's genius
These guys need to work at Native Instruments/Spectrasonics.
These would become rad patches.
You too were craving for this moment, admit it.
Good job!!!
Amazing sounds♥♥♥♥🤘🤘
Nice vacuum cleaner pitch haha
6:00 AUTOBOTS
I love you this! The Corpse Grinder feature is great
Strange, 30 people seem to have accidentally hit the dislike button. This is forgivable