So great to see an actual artist who produces their own music and knows what they are talking about and is genuine, honest and not a pretender. We need to highlight more of these people than the social media DJs who haven’t opened a DAW in their life and play pretend on social media Djing other people’s music.
As a DJ, you don't necessarily have to be able to produce and vice versa. These are two different things. Just sayin‘. Unfortunately, it has become a necessity to be able to do both. Respect to everyone in both top positions.
@ of course! I loved your video on echio! Would you be so kind to let me know what kind of chair that is? Im buying a new one and this one looks amazing 🤩
This is super inspiring! You see so many producers with crazy expensive setups and its super refreshing to see someone so good just go in the box and make such great music
Exactly what I came here to say. Seeing rooms full of mixers and synths can be intimidating and overwhelming to a new producer looking to get started. This shows you don’t necessarily need to spend £X0,000 just to get noticed.
Lovely episode. Very talented and hard working artist , surrounded by a lovely collective 🌿 Wonna thank Electronic Beats for using the track "OvO" in this episode ❤
For sure one of the most inspiring artists across the board right now with such a perfect attitude towards it all, always fresh and unique, always got that groove that just hooks you in from the get go and this intricate fluidity. This was a beautifully presented, fascinating insight into Polygonia's world. Thank you
This space is absolutely inspiring so full of light and life! The plants, the vibe…how would anyone ever leave this chair? I swear, future archaeologists would find my fossilized remains just chilling right here! Amazing sounds!
Being in the opposite position with a cluttered creative space and too much hardware that I am torn on keeping, this video and her music is super inspiring!!! Also did not know about TDR Lim or Kelvin, will probably grab both of those. Very smart/zen process.
Everytime I see polygonia featured anywhere I am just so happy. Such a wholesome human being, from the first track I heard I knew she would make it big. Also I need all tracks running in the Background wtf?
Great talk and dope working environment. While the ITB workflow is not my cup of tea then I still learned something and enjoyed this episode. It's fun how different everyone's approach is to creating electronic music these days. In-the-box, dawless, hybrid, modern, old school, etc. Each to their own and whatever makes people happy.
One of my reference producers nowadays. A brilliant approach to creation totally opposite to what I do but thats the nice thing at the end. To find the tools that suits you best.
It is a software which my team and I at IO records are currently developing. It'll be out by the second half of 2025. :) We'll start posting more info soon on our insta and create a newsletter as well. Thanks for your interest!
@@polygonia8301 What a wonderful thing to do. I would definitely buy the software you guys make🍀 I am following you. Thanks for getting back to me. Love you and your creative music😊
Great interview - can totally relate to having a nice computer setup, sound, monitoring and environment. What is the spectrum analyser/oscilloscopes she is using?
Quick straw poll. Do you guys mix as you go or do you get your track all arranged, levels and balance done, then mix in a seperate session? Or something between the two? Personally I like to work fast and get things sounding nice as I go along, which inspires the track I'm making too.
@@bradleypower4803 Ah that's just a standard dell monitor actually. I have two different models, both are dell ultra sharp monitors 27". You can basically use all monitors vertically actually if you have a stand which can turn your monitor by 90°. In windows you can change the settings for that particular screen which you're turning.
Haha no worries. Both monitors are regular Dell Ultrasharp 27". You can use any monitor vertically actually. Just go into your settings and change the display angle. And of course your monitor stand has to be able to turn your device by 90 degrees as well.
i feel seen about working in the box, for me trying to wrestle both software and hardware at the same time is a major break in my flowstate, I don't want to put my keyboard and mouse away, get out my chair and unpack some kind of synth or keyboard or drum machine and get it set up to start recording in, in this way I can see the appeal in going completely dawless, but the mix of the two has always struck me as inefficient to productivity. its fairly easy to humanize anything in the daw nowadays too with either randomization of velocity and timings etc.
Love the mixing/ technical stuff whilst making the track. I cant understand why you it needs to be some big process after. Im not an engineer or anything but if it sounds right from the beginning, why go and change it after the fact.
agree on the hardware thing! I feel a lot of people over-romanticize hardware because it's less accessible. The metering Dycide has been working on looks amazing, and the Tokyo Dawn Limiter is sooo good. I've also been trying to make a max for live device to process kicks but it's not done yet. Half your other favorite artists: 30 synths/drum machines circling entire studio; Polygonia: OPERATOR + plants XD
@@polygonia8301 hey Polygonia, great job!! can I ask you? You say that you use only Ableton, but I think stoor Amsterdam with speedy j and rrose you was playing with some hardware equipment, is it just controller for Ableton? Or some drum machines?
@@romantio It was Ableton, controlled by four akai midi mixes. For live sets I also always use the drum machine Drambo on the IPad next to Ableton, which I did for Stoor as well. Next to that I use another IPad with the Touchable pro app, it is my substitute for the Push as it works a bit faster for me. The other artists used hardware. But I don't use hardware in the studio or for live sets. The only hardware I use are two FX pedals (Reverb and Delay) when I DJ.
so can you then also develop audio software as a lazy gen z kid? not sure about that. But that's exactly what we're doing. A bit sad that you judge so fast though. I guess you don't know my work at all.
Mr. If I was in a bad mood, I would have reacted that your comment reads like you have two brain cells that are fighting each other for third place. But I am not, so I am sending you a hug instead.
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So great to see an actual artist who produces their own music and knows what they are talking about and is genuine, honest and not a pretender. We need to highlight more of these people than the social media DJs who haven’t opened a DAW in their life and play pretend on social media Djing other people’s music.
As a DJ, you don't necessarily have to be able to produce and vice versa. These are two different things. Just sayin‘.
Unfortunately, it has become a necessity to be able to do both. Respect to everyone in both top positions.
Thanks for your words! 🩷
@ of course! I loved your video on echio! Would you be so kind to let me know what kind of chair that is? Im buying a new one and this one looks amazing 🤩
This is super inspiring! You see so many producers with crazy expensive setups and its super refreshing to see someone so good just go in the box and make such great music
aw thank you! yeah it doesn't matter what you're using, the most important is a creative mind with some knowledge :)
Exactly what I came here to say. Seeing rooms full of mixers and synths can be intimidating and overwhelming to a new producer looking to get started. This shows you don’t necessarily need to spend £X0,000 just to get noticed.
It's amazing how calm and zen her and her environment are, but then you hear her music and it melts your brain.
More from her please!
Please more from Polygonia. I could listen to her for hours. Such an inspiration!
That's the first in-the-box producer presentation i actually liked. Good vibes.
aaw 🎈 great to read!
She's very well put together. Nice, clean and straight forward way of thinking.
Great music. Super informative video. Danke!
Lovely episode.
Very talented and hard working artist , surrounded by a lovely collective 🌿
Wonna thank Electronic Beats for using the track "OvO" in this episode ❤
shoutout to Polygonia, loved this video thank you for bringing this to us
Our pleasure!
Thanks 🎈
This was lovely
For sure one of the most inspiring artists across the board right now with such a perfect attitude towards it all, always fresh and unique, always got that groove that just hooks you in from the get go and this intricate fluidity. This was a beautifully presented, fascinating insight into Polygonia's world. Thank you
Aw thank you so much! happy you enjoy my work
By far the most interesting producer AND DJ in the game right now. Great stuff, thank you!
Aaw ❤
@@polygonia8301 please come to Open Ground, Wuppertal! I think your sound would be perfect for their insane PA! Thank you for your music!!!
Wow this was very inspiring!
Glad you think so!
Thank you!
This space is absolutely inspiring so full of light and life! The plants, the vibe…how would anyone ever leave this chair? I swear, future archaeologists would find my fossilized remains just chilling right here! Amazing sounds!
hahaha :D yeah it's the basis for all that I'm doing indeed. Love the anecdote as well haha
@@polygonia8301 chair ID btw? :D
Being in the opposite position with a cluttered creative space and too much hardware that I am torn on keeping, this video and her music is super inspiring!!! Also did not know about TDR Lim or Kelvin, will probably grab both of those. Very smart/zen process.
Thanks! happy that this inspired you. In the end, the result is what counts :))
Looking forward to this analyzer 👀
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Aww yas been waiting for the Polygonia edition! Hasn't disappointed. Can't wait to see you live, please come to Ireland soon!
A beautiful workspace and focused approach to making music.
Oh man, can't wait to check this out, love her music
Looks like a nice producing environment , she is very grounded and chill.
Everytime I see polygonia featured anywhere I am just so happy. Such a wholesome human being, from the first track I heard I knew she would make it big. Also I need all tracks running in the Background wtf?
Aaw thank you! The tracks are all by me, these are the names: Cold Heat, OvO, Bold as Brass, Bloom :) Thanks for popping by to check the video
This was one of the most brilliant ones. Great vibes!
Thank u 💝
@@polygonia8301 Richtig coole Musik auch! Grüße aus Wien
I am very happy to discover you in this channel! Can't wait to see this video :)
Great talk and dope working environment. While the ITB workflow is not my cup of tea then I still learned something and enjoyed this episode. It's fun how different everyone's approach is to creating electronic music these days. In-the-box, dawless, hybrid, modern, old school, etc. Each to their own and whatever makes people happy.
What a beautiful and very zen studio space. Great producer!
thank you 🙏
@@polygonia8301 you have a nice energy on the video as well, you should come back at producing videos for your youtube channel!
@@ahzootubeyeah, I want to do more, it's on my todo list. But my schedule is always so full that it's hard to do it often. I'll try my best :)
Great clip: really insightful and what a talented producer - love your music!!!
Will have to check her music out I like her philosophy. That analyzer looks cool
incredible producer and talent. love the advice of getting the mix right early and working in arrangement view.
super inspiring approach for arrangement! lovely
Great material, thank you!
Nice video, I like the way she explains her process. Are all the tracks in the video released or not yet?
Thanks :) All tracks are already released!
Thank you for introducing so many interesting artists! I just took a listen to Polygonia and I liked it very much.
One of my reference producers nowadays. A brilliant approach to creation totally opposite to what I do but thats the nice thing at the end. To find the tools that suits you best.
yes that's the secret, finding your own comfort zone. There is no right or wrong, only the result counts :)
Love how she is using a mechanical keyboard😍
hehehe you got it :D
That was really cool.
Love her music! Also really want to know where to get that chair!
Epic 🎉 so good
Nice one! 🖤
Smart and interesting artist
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Bellissimo
Techno and a loving cat don't need nothing else ...
I called it over three years ago: Lindsay would be one of the most talented and important music producers, and I was right.
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I have a question😇 Where can I get the meter tool she is using in this video(06:26)? Does anyone know where I can find it?
It is a software which my team and I at IO records are currently developing. It'll be out by the second half of 2025. :) We'll start posting more info soon on our insta and create a newsletter as well. Thanks for your interest!
@@polygonia8301 What a wonderful thing to do. I would definitely buy the software you guys make🍀 I am following you. Thanks for getting back to me.
Love you and your creative music😊
That is a very chill cat
Was looking for this comment 😸
@@Christian-dr4ge haha yes right? :D it had to appear!
Great interview - can totally relate to having a nice computer setup, sound, monitoring and environment. What is the spectrum analyser/oscilloscopes she is using?
It's an audio analyzing software which we are currently developing with our label IO. going to release next year :)
Very cool Tech Nerd Women
Quick straw poll. Do you guys mix as you go or do you get your track all arranged, levels and balance done, then mix in a seperate session?
Or something between the two? Personally I like to work fast and get things sounding nice as I go along, which inspires the track I'm making too.
Nice ! Hello TEB TV, add Loek Frey to your list please !
A very likable and interesting musician. Does anyone know where to get her spectral analyzer?
The analyzer is not released yet, it will be out by the end of 2025 :)
@@polygonia8301 thx!
LOVE U
She is excellent - I'm curious what that monitor is, I want one now!
It's mirra 14 by Abacus :)
@ sorry I meant the vertical computer monitor :) I would like to have those monitors too though
@@bradleypower4803 Ah that's just a standard dell monitor actually. I have two different models, both are dell ultra sharp monitors 27". You can basically use all monitors vertically actually if you have a stand which can turn your monitor by 90°. In windows you can change the settings for that particular screen which you're turning.
Haha no worries. Both monitors are regular Dell Ultrasharp 27". You can use any monitor vertically actually. Just go into your settings and change the display angle. And of course your monitor stand has to be able to turn your device by 90 degrees as well.
@@polygonia8301 life changing lmao
I can tell from her studio cat training alone that she is good at producing.
haha 🐈
yess
i feel seen about working in the box, for me trying to wrestle both software and hardware at the same time is a major break in my flowstate, I don't want to put my keyboard and mouse away, get out my chair and unpack some kind of synth or keyboard or drum machine and get it set up to start recording in, in this way I can see the appeal in going completely dawless, but the mix of the two has always struck me as inefficient to productivity. its fairly easy to humanize anything in the daw nowadays too with either randomization of velocity and timings etc.
😻❤😻
Love the mixing/ technical stuff whilst making the track. I cant understand why you it needs to be some big process after. Im not an engineer or anything but if it sounds right from the beginning, why go and change it after the fact.
Heheh, she has such a Berlin accent, most of my Berlin friends sound the same. :-P
haha but I'm from Munich ;) gotya
Please include multi tracks capability for the oscilloscope and work well on the sync, then it's a no brainer multi meters that I would surely grab
what do you mean by multi tracks capability?
agree on the hardware thing! I feel a lot of people over-romanticize hardware because it's less accessible. The metering Dycide has been working on looks amazing, and the Tokyo Dawn Limiter is sooo good. I've also been trying to make a max for live device to process kicks but it's not done yet.
Half your other favorite artists: 30 synths/drum machines circling entire studio; Polygonia: OPERATOR + plants XD
haha :D thanks for watching dear
@@polygonia8301 (^_^)
Anyone know when the program she talks about in the tools section will release?
in 2023 she said next year, it's november 2024 so probably...next year
yes it will be released by the end of next year. We're already quite far in the process but some things still have to be optimized 🌟
@@polygonia8301 Nice,looks like RME Digicheck on steroids :)
@@polygonia8301 hey Polygonia, great job!! can I ask you? You say that you use only Ableton, but I think stoor Amsterdam with speedy j and rrose you was playing with some hardware equipment, is it just controller for Ableton? Or some drum machines?
@@romantio It was Ableton, controlled by four akai midi mixes. For live sets I also always use the drum machine Drambo on the IPad next to Ableton, which I did for Stoor as well. Next to that I use another IPad with the Touchable pro app, it is my substitute for the Push as it works a bit faster for me.
The other artists used hardware. But I don't use hardware in the studio or for live sets.
The only hardware I use are two FX pedals (Reverb and Delay) when I DJ.
Is that spectrum analyser out yet??
it will be out by the end of 2025 :)
im just here for the cute kitty
I've waited for this commend :D 🐈
Logitech G502 best gear you can get 🤗
hahaha :D
can we get an id on that chair?
yes please people come on lets find out where that chair comes from and what its called, we all need a comfy chair like that
@@fiddlestickzmuzik Looks similar to a "rhett office chair", after some searching
Polymelia is better
This’s the Gen Z, Their music is the most laziest way possible. Digitally enhanced mid range, no one sweats for it, it’s like the corporate food.
Maybe you should listen first
so can you then also develop audio software as a lazy gen z kid? not sure about that. But that's exactly what we're doing.
A bit sad that you judge so fast though. I guess you don't know my work at all.
Mr. If I was in a bad mood, I would have reacted that your comment reads like you have two brain cells that are fighting each other for third place. But I am not, so I am sending you a hug instead.
People will hate on Gen Z for the weirdest reasons, but this right here is by far the most ridiculous one I've come across so far.
😂😂😂
Such a nice clean setup, useful tips and recommendations too!
Very nice insight in how she does things. One of the most interesting artists for me at the moment. Very busy deejaying schedule also. 🫶🏻