How To Make A LTJ Bukem Style Drum & Bass Track (Using Orbis)
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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13:10 i will cherish this moment forever
BAHAHAHAHAH
What? I don't see anything wrong 😂
Needs strobostropic lights! Very important.
Someone make a meme out of this. NOW.
Shockout!
Beg your pardon, what kind of films again? :)
Rinse out!
Great to hear you go back to your roots Christian - Progression Sessions forever.
Ahhh man, thems were the days, got to keep it logicaaaaal!
That was fantastic, incredible lesson.
Just getting into spitfire and this really demonstrated the instruments are not just for soundtracks and have given me the confidence to start integrating them into my dark pop/melodic house productions.
Thanks so much.
Track is 🔥 too !
Jeez i like this style so much but i was a big fan also in the time.
Never thought I would hear this on this channel
Great track or choon ;-) Could image that being used in grimey British thriller with Jason Statham being chased in his Vauxhall Nova down the mean streets.
Nostalgia is a helluva drug. That said, wicked riddim rude boi Christian! :D
Legitimately excellent track!
Love when you post videos like this! Please keep them coming! It’s great to have an insight into your composition and production process - especially using the Spitfire products
Back to the source buddy! Love it…. Keep strong mate.. Kudos, certainly takes me back to the days of `worlddance’, never thought of using Orbis..
I can listen to this all day. Bukem is dope. I live in SoCal and was able to see him perform 3 time. I even got a pic with him. One of the times I drove 6hrs. I never thought I would be this deep into drum&bass. It became neck and neck with hip hop for me.
That was awesome! More tutorials on what is was like making drum and base back in the day please!
Great stuff Christian! The mid-late 90s for me was all about DnB and Goa so this is right up my street.
If "cheesy uplifting corporate" isn't a genre already it surely will be.
Killer work here Christian. Not just on the walk through of your work but on your composition here as well. Effin Ace man! Gorgeously grimy!
Orbis is the synth for all genres, indeed. 🔥jam Christian 💛
Could tell from the opening shot that you were very excited about something :) Excellent Stuff - translates really well here!
This throws some of us back in time! Nice piece.
I'm a professional club DJ... and I would play it! Great job on the track. I am working on producing cinematic scores and slowly building my knowledge and Spitfire collection, its great to see the instruments and be implemented into EDM too.
Lovely little amen edit
I like it. A nice combination of layers and sounds.
Those drums would sound brilliant with Brian Eno’s probability plugin mangling up and glitching those breakbeats.
It's very Papua New Guinea era Future Sound of London sounding.
Wow, fantastic arrangement. Might have to listen to more drum and bass
Check out some of the 90's stuff. Really great stuff back then. 92 - 95 was the golden age of Jungle/DnB.
Thank you for this. My jungle and Drum & Bass days were my favourite musically and I feel inspired to delve back into it, compositionally this time.
if you need any more motivation, listen to Goldie's recent album. He made another classic
Took a lot of discipline and restraint not to skip to the end to hear what this was going to sound like together. ;)
might just have to buy this just for that bass sound on the 16m mark. so phat!
perfect to my ears, some good old school drum & bass as we all like, great work ... oh ... the 808 is well balanced
Mind blown, if only I could have had that info (and software) 25yrs ago :)
YESSS!!!!!! .....MOAR!!!!
GREEEAAATTT! Thanks Christian! Please put this amazing peace as a separat title to the Demo-Section of Orbis! Great product btw!
And, after a little digging, you feature on Earth Volume Three... (which sits proudly in my record collection along with 100+ other records on Goood Loking and its sibling labels).
Learned a lot of great new terms in this that I’ll have to start using, like “snerch.” Christian, you need to assemble a glossary for us.
LTJ Bukem - Journey Inwards best album ever😎
THIS WAS MAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAADDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD!!! MORE PLEASEEEEE!!!
Legend! thanks for doing some DnB 😀 Really enjoyed that
This was such an enjoyable video! Thanks for this.
Thanks, Christian!
Top track and info. loved the B part of the track alot. (Krk's standing on the floor at the moment still the track sounds good).
The first piece of Drum n’ Bass I ever heard back in the day was L T J Bukem’s ‘C.D: ‘Logical Progression.’ Was that one of your’s Christian?
This track brings it all back for me.
Could we have some more of this sort of thing, great stuff.
Thanks:-)
Bangin chune. I'd bet Danny himself would spin that in a set. You should send it to him.
As DnB fan, this was great.
I'm flattered, most fun I've had in years.
Sounds like I just entered r/dnb. I'm more of a 2014 jazz n bass kinda guy but you seemed to nail the old school mix.
I love this dude
@16:17 the last of my old amalgam fillings fell out!
This track is fire!
All hail the return of post apocalyptic ‘Lifeforms’ 👍
Have you tried Sonarworks? Might be a solution for your room frequency build up issues. Their software fixed my room issues.
i like it, thanks alot, using Cubase though...;-)
Sound are Great
Brilliant!
Loved it!
As a fussy EDM producer that lived and raved in Bristol and now releases on mau5trap etc, I approve of this track! 😉 👍🏼
I'm honoured!
Hi Christian, what happened to Danny? He's been very quiet for years. Were you involved on Journey Inwards?
Why not MC Conrad style "and then I..." process descriptions?
A smidge more dB on the sub and the Reese or invite us all to a listening party in your shed. The choice is yours.
808 as sub melody - So Bukem was first ? .... I thought it was Photek (Rupert Parkes) or Goldie (Clifford Joseph Price) .. anyone care to comment?
Yes, I think this is contentious but certainly the claim made back in the day by Danny's camp. I never heard him stake it though.
I mean an 808 is a bass sine wave with an attack...I don't see how any of those were first
wow, nice job! incredibly three dimensional (listening here on adam A7x's with a sub) and i think the bottom end was about right. i could certainly feel the 808's, even if i couldn't always discern the note clearly. it will be interesting to hear what others think. my room is quite small and far from professionally treated.
this was totally the vibe Baltimore Maryland in the early 2000's
uoooooooo! Amazing!
Christian I think it's time for the Spitfire Labs D&B Machine. Combine a 303, 808 and 909 into a Spitfire Labs instrument.
Great video!
One question: Which Midi Fader Controller (brand?) has been used on the right side on the desk?
I sent this vid to Danny to see what he thinks :)
The song was mental
Nice!
Drum & Bass and, er what...? ROFLMAO!!!
What is the reference of these faders that you use for expression and dynamics ?
Have you been to Reading train station with a flat cap on a few months ago? I may have seen you
20190807-We., Awesome. Thank you!
That mix is intriguing to me. Looking at it on my TC Clarity M there's almost nothing below 50 and absolutely nothing above 4K. Could that be right? It's a tight mix. Listening on the Sundara Planar head phones its really punchy but retains warmth. The edgy highs never go past 4 so nothing is harsh. Theres a lot in 1.5 and 2 but not nasally or honky. I didn't see you doing any hard low passing but I saw brick wall high passing. Very nice. But as I said. I might be wrong about the 4K thing.(I had to run my computer back into itself and use direct monitoring in Cubase to use the Clarity as I have it set up just for DAW monitoring. So this might affect it, but I'm not sure how). If its true I'm gonna try dumping 5 and up and see where that takes me. Splendid! PS. Perfect D&B track. Roni would have been proud! HA!
Figured it out. Duh. OMG High pass on the direct channel. Wow. I feel like I just messed with a compressor in bypass for half an hour. HAHA! And.....did you say "hardcore porn films"? Amazing.
Sounds similar to Seba - Universal Music
at 10:44 how did he get the chops to play the sample longer as he held the key?
ie. "cut to the transient then drag it out" how do you do that?
You going to put this track online?
Can we get a plug in of the porn music collection. Is it all in D Major?
Choooooooooooooooooooooon!
Oioi Henson!
Oct 2019 - Thumbs up if you slept on this.
I know - how did I not catch this?
Haha Brilliant! :P
Got any Jungle in, guy?
We got the Tarzan and Jane of jungle just swung in off the vines.
1:05 interesting body language
an absolute stinker, big up m8! :) As a dnb producer moving into media composing, do you think dnb has any place in the scene? I'm guessing it more belongs within game music than anything else, the dnb you'd hear in movies is almost never specially composed for it, right?
I stuck loads of drum and bass into the score for spy game.... great for action because you always hit cuts because tempo so fast!
Literally the sound of Narratives label
did not know tim key was a junglist
Sorry but it sounds nothing like Bukem, he has a very light and positive jazzy club vibe, you've gone dark ala Dillinjah / Goldie / FSOL
Orchestral Jam?
Nah! sounds very mid 90s Bukem-esque to me, 'logial progression' era .. Maybe slightly more menacing than bukems norm, but not by much....
to say "sounds nothing like Bukem" Nah !! Nah brov.. IMO
@@manfsntkane3000 93 Bukem.
There is something sad and unsavoury about the way Christian announces with relish that these cultures have 'long since left the earth'. But now you can mess with their sounds, removed from all cultural context. Great, I guess...
On the one hand, I'm glad Fanshawe made these field recordings. On the other, I feel uncomfortable about the way they are being used here.