Anyone in confusion on my Behringer statement, this the reason: www.synthtopia.com/content/2020/03/02/behringer-dismisses-critics-as-haters-launches-hate-attack-on-journalist/
Hey buddy where can I get a filter? I looked everywhere btw this is one of my favourite things you have shown me, gonna utilise it a bunch. Always grateful, J
Love it as always Hainbach! A lot of fun can be had using the 4x high and low pass filters in Ableton's EQ Eight in combo with the Q control to create a sort of variable width and resonating bandpass filter. This can be placed in all different parts of the signal chain of sends and returns (inside the box and out). Used in combo with saturation, reverbs, delays, modulation effects, compression and feedback loops I've gotten lovely results.
Using the mixer as an instrument! Effects loops with your favorite filters and reverbs, and being able to pan them and bring them in and out. Reminiscent of Dub music and the way they used the studio to process sounds. Love it and the video where you visit his studio, brilliant nerd heaven! haha thanks Hainbach!
I love to have the original dry signal panned to one side and the effected signal on the other side, it creates such a beautiful stereo image and landscape for the sound.
Stephan that was gorgeous throughout. I’m so glad to see you uploading while we all live through this stressful time. It’s somehow even more glorious to hear good music now.
The fact that you share all your music process and knowledge is so beautiful and fascinating. I really think that all your work here on RUclips is so precious and valuable, and I really want to thank you. Have a nice day and I wish you the best. Again, thank you a lot.
This is a great technique to create new sounds.I watched this video again the other day, several times. I tried to rebuild this using my equipment (filter, mixer, signal). I found some interesting new sounds, but i did not achieve to create this feedback-effect. I think my signal-chain is still some kind of faulty. Unfortunately the video does not show the whole signal-chain (cables, connection-points, sources-filters-mixer). Maybe there will be a part two about this technique using a chorus or a phaser filter some day. This would be great. Thank you so much for all your work and inspiration. Peace.
First off I love you. Second Tesla argued that all objects have a resonant frequency, including the Earth itself. Please keep pushing the low end. You seemed to back away from the lows. That is where your machines can explore reality itself.
*including human molecules. It's been proposed that the resonance of humanity is what dictated the different base patterns around the world, and is my theory why everyone picks up the blues and 4/4 time so easily...
could we mark a specific day that everyone on earth becomes Hainbach, all mannerisms and vocal phrasing that would rule love the channel dawg! come drink some quarantined whiskey with me sometime
Love this. Your videos have been a great inspiration to get back into electronic music diy. Since starting to watch them I've built a passive Lowpass filter with resonance, a small mixer and I'm working on several ideas on various breadboards.
one of my favorite things to do with feedback is to mix the output of a ladder filter back in with the input but delayed. not like a delay with wet and dry mix, but in the sense of adding time to the extra feedback path. tweaking the delay time will cause it to howl and shriek, and sometimes the whole system becomes so excited and unstable that turning a knob and then turning it back will do something completely chaotic and it can take minutes for it to resume it's previous behaviour
at around 8 minutes you had some super cool rhythms going, like it was this cinematic ambient take progressive psytrance. really really liking this bit
Yes! Feedback loop are magical! I tried it with reverb, delays and distortion, tremolos, flangers, etc but never filters. I thought the resonance parameter would have the same effect. I will check that out. Thank you Hainbach, those were beautiful sounds!
Very interesting video. I have no hardware equivalent of what you show here, but a lot is possible in software, so I decided to fire up BitWig Studio, search for Resonator to see if I had any plugin in my DAW that could possibly do what happens here, and lo and behold, Resonator Bank does exactly this. Without this video I would not even know where it would be useful, and I would see it as a failed EQ plugin, but now I know better. Because of this video I understand how to use that specific filter and get exactly the same kind of sound as in this video. OMG, Shocked! Thank you so much.
Hello! Love your video! Gave me a lot of inspiration! I bought a 1613, but I can't find the connection. Can you show me how the 1613 connector is made? Thank you very much!
This is great Mr. Hainbach, thank you. More of these videos please! Unfortunately here in the US the Bruel & Kjaer used equipment is crazy expensive and scarcely available. If you have any circuit schematics please share, would be great so we could "diy" it.
Hmm. I have a 24 step rotary switch left over. That would make a nice stepped passive filter. I always get good ideas for things to build from you! Thanks!
@@leadtowill For the Bruel & Kjaer? Nope. But I think that 1613 uses inductors, which cost like $10 each, so it's probably cheaper to just buy a second hand 1613. :-) I was just gonna use caps and resistors.
I recently thought of doing something similar. I haven't got around to messing with it yet, but from what I've heard here, it's definitely worth trying.
Oooh... I'll definitely give this technique a try. I have an AI Synthesis AI008 Matrix Mixer on the way and I think this module will enable this quite effectively. Thanks for the idea!
Interesting seeing the electronics testing lab equipment used for acoustic projects. Interesting to see applications for use other than RF. Interesting the difference and combined frequencies as well as harmonics produced. Like you noted... interesting like not only bi-neural beats... other electrophysiological modalities I'm guessing resonating sympathetically with the generated signals effect beyond in general stimulation, depression and dissociation.
A lot of familiar chaos - 1984.. as soon as I borrowed a mixer with multiple aux sends my tape delay and effects got intertwined as never before! Now I make use of Reaktor, VCV rack and a few other software systems to enact my inspirations, whilst still having an analogue mixer or 6(!!) to work 'out of the box' too.
Last time I got carried away with such a mastery of sound finesse was listening to Spiral from vangelis back in 1980 when I was 5 years old, and fell in love since with sound,. Your sound is so pure I can only say thank you so much, I clicked on oyur channel by accident and I'm so glad I did. Vielen dank.
Great video. When you put the B&K filters on the Juno synth I thought it started to sound like tape manipulation by the Radiophonic Workshop. I wonder if they used some of the same types of bandpass filters in their 1960s work. Delia Derbyshire’s music for The Dreams soundscape has a similarly resonant, haunting tonality.
Those are not particularly useful because that equipment rarely has banana connectors. But it is easy enough to mount a few jacks and bnc connectors to a panel to diy a passive format jumbler which can be used with measurement equipment. For a lot of the older stuff you'll need all sorts of el weirdo connectors so make sure to be on a lookout for cables to fit your equipment, and either diy a "el-weirdo to BNC" or straight to jack.
i also love bpf ! i've been trying to DIY some passive ones like these to take my mind off things. anyone know if these ones switch between several different fixed freq RC filters rather than a continuous sweeping cutoff freq ?
Welcome! Nothing against cheap gear or even cloning ancient circuits, it’s their bullying of journalists (among others) that is horrible www.synthtopia.com/content/2020/03/02/behringer-dismisses-critics-as-haters-launches-hate-attack-on-journalist/
Could be also an option to use as aux one free channel of the mixer since it has an eq section, the routing could be aux out to channel X in , direct out from the channel to feed another channel in , in this way you basically have a filter with also a fadder and if you don't want the fadder to attenuate you can just use pfl
ghostly overtone pads: or, sexy techno sounds. i may have the jump on that addac triple bandpass filter. they even included a feedback control like the send config on your desk.
excellent use of filters hainbach very informative video the sounds are so dence with juno like a movie score and with DM it was like building of a minimal techo at one point which not your genre of choice but you should try :)
Anyone in confusion on my Behringer statement, this the reason: www.synthtopia.com/content/2020/03/02/behringer-dismisses-critics-as-haters-launches-hate-attack-on-journalist/
Nothing quite like listening to a German, talking about filters. It's my ear's comfort food.
Imagine Werner Herzog.
@@theothertonydutch It would be heartbreaking.
Chocolatey,
Glassy...
Whiskey-like.
asmr
nau äm gonne show u hau it würgs ❤
Your voice is the sound of inner peace. Very needed in these confusing times...
i literally felt myself relax as soon as he said "hi, i'm Hainbach"
This one will be about 20min, as I could not cut too much of the sound examples, they felt just to good to me. See you in a bit!
leave them open and let us enjoy too :)
Loved those sounds! glad you didn't cut too many!
"Rich chocolaty tone" is that Van Halen's brown tone?
Hey buddy where can I get a filter?
I looked everywhere
btw this is one of my favourite things you have shown me, gonna utilise it a bunch. Always grateful, J
Never in a hurry with this content. Keep it long, these experiments deserve the time to inspire. So interesting and enjoyable.
Your video inspired me to develop a homage filter as a DIY kit so more people can access this type of sound. Inspiring work as always! ❤️
i never liked bandpass filters too much and now 20 minutes later I've completely changed my mind. damn hainbach
I'm having a Hainbach afternoon on youtube and my smile is getting bigger and bigger. This video was absolutely brilliant!
Oh my gosh. That song at the end. Those sounds and melody. Top notch man.
Thank you for doing a whole video about my question!! :)
It was a good one!
I love the sounds you were able to get out of the Syntrx. It went from really dark and deep, to light and airy with just a few turns of a knob.
Love it as always Hainbach! A lot of fun can be had using the 4x high and low pass filters in Ableton's EQ Eight in combo with the Q control to create a sort of variable width and resonating bandpass filter. This can be placed in all different parts of the signal chain of sends and returns (inside the box and out). Used in combo with saturation, reverbs, delays, modulation effects, compression and feedback loops I've gotten lovely results.
The sound that starts at 7:20 is absolutely glorious. It made me feel things.
Yes!! Gave me goosebumps!! That sub is gorgeous and helps create a lovely texture. Great inspirational spring board for a track.
I listened through this on a system with a Genelec 7360a subwoofer.
That bass feedback was something extra! :-)
Sensationell. Vielen Dank das du das geteilt hast. Ich wäre sonst auch nicht auf die Idee gekommen so etwas mit Filtern zu machen.
Thank you for not cutting the sound examples indeed ! It sounds so good I love it
Mmmm... feedback! The crown jewel of everything analogue. Great techinque man, these tutorials are golden.
Best techno I've heard all year. Thanks for sharing!
This dude is the Bob Ross of experimental electronica. Relaxing and informative!
its your world , maybe theres a couple of happy chocolatey little oscillators on your track , its ur track :)
Your excitement over gear, life, everything -- it always perks me up. Thank you HAINBACH!
Very intriguing concept with neat results. Bleib gesund und alles gute für Dich und Deine Familie!
Wow! Love the unexpected tones this technique creates. Could listen to it for days and days..!
Your deep dives are real gifts. Thanks for sharing these sounds! My vocabulary for describing sound is growing as a result of these videos.
"Chocolatey"?
I enjoy watching someone that has a similar approach as me in the studio. You put out such fantastic content.
Using the mixer as an instrument! Effects loops with your favorite filters and reverbs, and being able to pan them and bring them in and out. Reminiscent of Dub music and the way they used the studio to process sounds. Love it and the video where you visit his studio, brilliant nerd heaven! haha thanks Hainbach!
I love to have the original dry signal panned to one side and the effected signal on the other side, it creates such a beautiful stereo image and landscape for the sound.
also, feeding back the filter into itself and then using the eq on the aux channel to shape the feedback is very fun
Stephan that was gorgeous throughout. I’m so glad to see you uploading while we all live through this stressful time. It’s somehow even more glorious to hear good music now.
I love the low key syntrx. Great episode again. Loving the LPG vibes!
A little oasis of calm in this madness. Thank you!
That Juno one was incredible!
Damn Hainbach, that was a really inspiring little video. Short, informational and wonderfully performed. Cheers! Hope you are staying well.
The fact that you share all your music process and knowledge is so beautiful and fascinating. I really think that all your work here on RUclips is so precious and valuable, and I really want to thank you. Have a nice day and I wish you the best. Again, thank you a lot.
Nice Piano Performance and great Bandpass Routing Tips.
This is a great technique to create new sounds.I watched this video again the other day, several times. I tried to rebuild this using my equipment (filter, mixer, signal). I found some interesting new sounds, but i did not achieve to create this feedback-effect. I think my signal-chain is still some kind of faulty.
Unfortunately the video does not show the whole signal-chain (cables, connection-points, sources-filters-mixer). Maybe there will be a part two about this technique using a chorus or a phaser filter some day. This would be great.
Thank you so much for all your work and inspiration.
Peace.
That PNO jam before the end was ecstatic!
First off I love you. Second Tesla argued that all objects have a resonant frequency, including the Earth itself. Please keep pushing the low end. You seemed to back away from the lows. That is where your machines can explore reality itself.
*including human molecules. It's been proposed that the resonance of humanity is what dictated the different base patterns around the world, and is my theory why everyone picks up the blues and 4/4 time so easily...
@@russellzauner In your part of the world maybe... In say India or China, not so much.
could we mark a specific day that everyone on earth becomes Hainbach, all mannerisms and vocal phrasing
that would rule
love the channel dawg! come drink some quarantined whiskey with me sometime
Love this. Your videos have been a great inspiration to get back into electronic music diy. Since starting to watch them I've built a passive Lowpass filter with resonance, a small mixer and I'm working on several ideas on various breadboards.
fantastic sound examples Hainbach, lovely. the bit from minute 13 onward reminds me of some Mobius Unit tapes. thanks for your work!
Your videos are such an important resource, thank you so much for the care and attention you put into these
one of my favorite things to do with feedback is to mix the output of a ladder filter back in with the input but delayed.
not like a delay with wet and dry mix, but in the sense of adding time to the extra feedback path. tweaking the delay time will cause it to howl and shriek, and sometimes the whole system becomes so excited and unstable that turning a knob and then turning it back will do something completely chaotic and it can take minutes for it to resume it's previous behaviour
I love your channel and your music. Equal parts meditation and food for thought... Thank you for sharing your thoughts and approaches!
The music at the end is just mindblowing
Tolles Video! Schön das du nich soviel Rausgeschnitten hast, da waren echt viele geile sounds dabei.
at around 8 minutes you had some super cool rhythms going, like it was this cinematic ambient take progressive psytrance. really really liking this bit
Extremely inspiring, all videos! thanks
Always a pleasure to see you and watch you work!
Aux send then back into mixer channel and aux send again is mind blowingly simple and clever.
The filters, especially with reverb and echo, are such a dub techno sound. I love it.
Good ear! Especially the Alison labs is a dub secret.
Good ear! Especially the Alison labs is a dub secret.
You sir, are the coolest.Keep doing what you do.Please
this is so cool and all the sounds are fantastic! your videos are always great but truly appreciated in these difficult times
Thanks for the demonstration. Piquant, bitter-sweet, complex sounds. Whiskey and the right Chocolate blend well.
I'm guessing techniques like these were used a lot in making the INSIDE soundtrack.
Really insightful.
They used a human skull when making the soundtrack lol.
I learn so much from you Mr Hainbach. Thank you.
Thank you, Hainbach, for taking us on this tasty trek into your arcane audio alchemy process. Be well.
Amazing. Thank you for going deeper into this.
Yes! Feedback loop are magical! I tried it with reverb, delays and distortion, tremolos, flangers, etc but never filters. I thought the resonance parameter would have the same effect. I will check that out. Thank you Hainbach, those were beautiful sounds!
Thanks a lot for your video. A lot of a ideas waiting to be tested!
Excellent demonstration of technique and inspiring ideas.
Very interesting video. I have no hardware equivalent of what you show here, but a lot is possible in software, so I decided to fire up BitWig Studio, search for Resonator to see if I had any plugin in my DAW that could possibly do what happens here, and lo and behold, Resonator Bank does exactly this. Without this video I would not even know where it would be useful, and I would see it as a failed EQ plugin, but now I know better. Because of this video I understand how to use that specific filter and get exactly the same kind of sound as in this video. OMG, Shocked! Thank you so much.
Oh please send that to Bitwig - they lend us their ladder when we did destruction loops. Good people
My first time here, subscribed immediately and will recommend for anyone.
Very nice the sounds are almost indescribable. Cheers for the inspiration. Loved the drums through the pedal,sounds like throbbing gristle.
Hello! Love your video! Gave me a lot of inspiration! I bought a 1613, but I can't find the connection. Can you show me how the 1613 connector is made? Thank you very much!
This is great Mr. Hainbach, thank you. More of these videos please! Unfortunately here in the US the Bruel & Kjaer used equipment is crazy expensive and scarcely available. If you have any circuit schematics please share, would be great so we could "diy" it.
The most important piece of kit in the whole video is definitely the mixer. Awesome filter too :p
Next video will see more of the mixer
I meant it jokingly ofc. But it is an instrument and fx-box in its own right:)
From the corner of my eye the description read BADASS FILTERS. Had to click on it!
Hmm. I have a 24 step rotary switch left over. That would make a nice stepped passive filter. I always get good ideas for things to build from you! Thanks!
Lennart Regebro If you’ve got schematics I’d really appreciate them! Hainbach said they were on the subreddit but couldn’t find them.
@@leadtowill For the Bruel & Kjaer? Nope. But I think that 1613 uses inductors, which cost like $10 each, so it's probably cheaper to just buy a second hand 1613. :-)
I was just gonna use caps and resistors.
It is possible to use the primary winding of a mains transformer as an inductor, typically the inductance is in the range of 1 to 10
@@gordonrobertson102 Oh, sure, but that would become one giant filter...
But that's pretty cool though. And a big bad knob on the front. Hmmm...
Lennart Regebro Oh cool, my mate has a bag of inductors he was going to give me. Was thinking about some wahs but this seems like much more fun!
I recently thought of doing something similar. I haven't got around to messing with it yet, but from what I've heard here, it's definitely worth trying.
Can you explain what is the advantage of a passive band pass vs active bandpass?
Can this be done digital?
Oooh... I'll definitely give this technique a try. I have an AI Synthesis AI008 Matrix Mixer on the way and I think this module will enable this quite effectively. Thanks for the idea!
15:02 That's basically the soundtrack for the trailer to a cyberpunk film. Some needs to get Hainbach in touch with CD Projekt Red.
8:04 hugely reminds me of the Massive Attack track Dissolved Girl on Mezzanine
These sounds are why I love Daniel Avery's work.
Your voice is so soothing 😁
Interesting seeing the electronics testing lab equipment used for acoustic projects. Interesting to see applications for use other than RF. Interesting the difference and combined frequencies as well as harmonics produced. Like you noted... interesting like not only bi-neural beats... other electrophysiological modalities I'm guessing resonating sympathetically with the generated signals effect beyond in general stimulation, depression and dissociation.
I love passive filters!
Looking forward to this one!
that's awesome! thank you. and music is really beautiful
wow. I seriously underestimated these filters
A lot of familiar chaos - 1984.. as soon as I borrowed a mixer with multiple aux sends my tape delay and effects got intertwined as never before! Now I make use of Reaktor, VCV rack and a few other software systems to enact my inspirations, whilst still having an analogue mixer or 6(!!) to work 'out of the box' too.
This dude oozes radio frequency genius
The filter sounds amazing love it!!!!!
oh man this is pure inspiration
Wonderful sounds! Made my heart smile...
Last time I got carried away with such a mastery of sound finesse was listening to Spiral from vangelis back in 1980 when I was 5 years old, and fell in love since with sound,. Your sound is so pure I can only say thank you so much, I clicked on oyur channel by accident and I'm so glad I did. Vielen dank.
Great video. When you put the B&K filters on the Juno synth I thought it started to sound like tape manipulation by the Radiophonic Workshop. I wonder if they used some of the same types of bandpass filters in their 1960s work. Delia Derbyshire’s music for The Dreams soundscape has a similarly resonant, haunting tonality.
Similar technology!
The song in the end is so beautifull!
NICE ONE BRO SOME INCITEFUL INFO
YOU ARE WELCOME BUDDY
Amazing stuff--love the work you do.
Low-Gain Electronics UTL-1/2’s are always available directly or via Schneider’s Laden, PatchPoint, Escape From Noise or Perfect Circuit Audio
Those are not particularly useful because that equipment rarely has banana connectors. But it is easy enough to mount a few jacks and bnc connectors to a panel to diy a passive format jumbler which can be used with measurement equipment. For a lot of the older stuff you'll need all sorts of el weirdo connectors so make sure to be on a lookout for cables to fit your equipment, and either diy a "el-weirdo to BNC" or straight to jack.
Jarno Verhoeven except I also make custom UTL boxes with BNC.
thank you so much for this you are so inspiring
Oh this is fantastic. Thank you.
This is what TV should have been like all along
i also love bpf ! i've been trying to DIY some passive ones like these to take my mind off things. anyone know if these ones switch between several different fixed freq RC filters rather than a continuous sweeping cutoff freq ?
Aye come on now Behringer is the broke musicians best friend! Very insightful video my friend, just subscribed
Welcome! Nothing against cheap gear or even cloning ancient circuits, it’s their bullying of journalists (among others) that is horrible www.synthtopia.com/content/2020/03/02/behringer-dismisses-critics-as-haters-launches-hate-attack-on-journalist/
would you mind explaining the aux signals feeding back into themselves?
Like this: How to turn a cassette recorder into a tape echo
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@@Hainbach thanks!
Very interesting. Can you explain the Aux routing to get the pedal to feedback? What mixer do you use?
Aux 1 prefade to pedal, pedal to mixer channel, open Aux 1. Ramsa wr4424
@@Hainbach Danke.
Could be also an option to use as aux one free channel of the mixer since it has an eq section, the routing could be aux out to channel X in , direct out from the channel to feed another channel in , in this way you basically have a filter with also a fadder and if you don't want the fadder to attenuate you can just use pfl
Wow this is so cool, amazing tones!!!
ghostly overtone pads: or, sexy techno sounds. i may have the jump on that addac triple bandpass filter. they even included a feedback control like the send config on your desk.
excellent use of filters hainbach very informative video the sounds are so dence with juno like a movie score and with DM it was like building of a minimal techo at one point which not your genre of choice but you should try :)
Dude, you're a fuckin wizard! Watching your videos always sparks inspiration in me. Sending Love from Houston, Tx.