The most human RICHARD DEVINE Interview on machines | Gamechanger Audio

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  • Опубликовано: 25 дек 2024

Комментарии • 23

  • @kadmondrago
    @kadmondrago 3 года назад +3

    Brilliantly done! And great also for putting in the spotlight one of the most creative and influential sonic minds of our times.

  • @brianreilly6545
    @brianreilly6545 3 года назад +1

    Fantastic! Just entering Richards world and glad I did 🙌🏼

  • @aons5481
    @aons5481 4 года назад +4

    Learned a lot from this interview, philosophical and scientific!

  • @masonkiller1
    @masonkiller1 Год назад

    thx for this deep and nice thoughts

  • @jackiegutmann
    @jackiegutmann 9 месяцев назад

    I saw him live in Vancouver BC FUCKIN SO GOOD

  • @moiCflo
    @moiCflo 3 года назад +1

    OOhhh my my ... absolutely genius Richard Devine 👽︎

  • @jimvandersteege
    @jimvandersteege 4 года назад +4

    Great stuff, I just knew him from his insane set ups and always wondered how he had the money to get 4 units of everything I can't afford one of :'). Interesting story!

  • @Medniex
    @Medniex 4 года назад +1

    Really nice video production!

  • @Jasperr2016
    @Jasperr2016 3 года назад +3

    this only has 10 comments :( I wish richard devine was more popular he's so amazing like what the FUCK I'm really new to this I'm only 17 but it seems like this man is the absolute master of his field, it seems like no one does it better. But I know that can't be the full story! i don't know, maybe there is no one with that much equipment in that position, but i keep discovering new stuff... It just seems so weird all these artists that I love they rarely have something over a million plays even if they've been at it just as long, even if it's every bit as interesting and good and wise. It's like fucking LEGOS that is just more perfectly fitting for this music than I could've ever imagined! But who follows lego creators? ofc the most brilliant parts of math are probably understood by the smallest group of people, and music is not that different from math. Computer is best instrument.

  • @KordTaylor
    @KordTaylor 4 года назад

    Nice interview!

  • @distprod
    @distprod 4 года назад +5

    Nice interview and editing! Just wanted to point out at 5:10, Richard says Juan Atkins, not Quantec in the subtitle.

  • @bsos6839
    @bsos6839 3 месяца назад

    really weird and kinda dehumanizing title because every time ive ever heard this man speak he sounds really human and genuine lol

  • @ObKling
    @ObKling 4 года назад

    Kontakte was a mind-opening experience for me too. Still think of it as the preeminent example of experimental electronic music.

  • @GamerLetsPlayer
    @GamerLetsPlayer 2 года назад +1

    What is the name of the track in the background in the beginning?

    • @GamechangerAudio
      @GamechangerAudio  2 года назад

      All of the music in this video is Richard Devine's live set he played in Riga.

    • @GamerLetsPlayer
      @GamerLetsPlayer 2 года назад

      @@GamechangerAudio I can't find it

    • @GamechangerAudio
      @GamechangerAudio  2 года назад

      @@GamerLetsPlayer Because it's our own recording of that particular show. It's not released anywhere.

    • @GamerLetsPlayer
      @GamerLetsPlayer 2 года назад

      @@GamechangerAudio Why don't you upload the recording?

    • @macinead7
      @macinead7 2 года назад

      Such a humble guy. Met him in London. Amazing mind. Truly the most innovative person ever in electronic music.

  • @Bestmann3n
    @Bestmann3n 3 года назад +2

    great interview but now I'm nauseous from all the jump cuts.

  • @michaels5166
    @michaels5166 2 года назад

    Richard,i have a dilemma..88keys.. Kurzweil 2700 or the Roland Fantom???.I already have a Roland HS60..Roland MV8800...Polyend Tracker...Yamaha QY700...Ensoniq ASR10..Ensoniq KS32..Alesis Quadrasynth Plus...EMu E6400....MACs and PCs...and some other stuff, interested in a workstation that can be the centerpiece, connected to a computer...