How I PLAY: Richie Hawtin MODEL 1 DJ Set-Up

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  • Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
  • PLAYdifferently MODEL 1 - Richie Hawtin reveals his latest DJ set-up, offering a vision of how the digital and analogue worlds merge to create another level of new and exciting sound.
    Watch Richie’s MODEL 1 Performance : • PLAYdifferently | Rich...
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    MODEL 1 offers 6 full featured stereo channels, 2 stereo Send & Return channels, 2 Mix outputs, and Master & Booth EQ. Features include a per channel Hybrid Filter EQ & Input overdrive control, Master Resonant Filter (with both HPF and LPF controls), a Dual headphone Cue system, Tascam DB25 connector system, Dual Mixer linking capability and a Dual external PSU option.
    "It's time to accept that DJing has come a long long way over the past 25 years and introduce a Mixer that lives up to the expectations of the modern electronic music performer. A mixer more akin to an instrument with intuitive controls, uncompromising quality, features and flexible connectivity that can unlock a new wave of creativity.”
    -Richie Hawtin
    TRACK LIST
    Track 1: Ascendant (Original Mix) - Fabio Florido [SCI+TEC]
    Track 2: Upload (New 2016) - Frederic Stunkel
    Track 3: Into The Cells (Original Mix) - Deuce Parks
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    Video produced by: Cinebureau & Ed Williams

Комментарии • 911

  • @TravelingwithKristin
    @TravelingwithKristin 3 года назад +64

    This man knows his mission in life. Bravo.

    • @enricrojas2862
      @enricrojas2862 2 года назад

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  • @joanperezlozano7405
    @joanperezlozano7405 5 лет назад +23

    This man talks like a damn scientist of one of my favorite music genres, the way he expresses when talking about his music is the best thing I could have ever seen so far in an artist. Simply the great richie fuckn hawtin.

  • @S00L00
    @S00L00 8 лет назад +512

    We all know how you play... Like a God!
    Never stop Richie.

  • @jeremyg8362
    @jeremyg8362 7 лет назад +356

    It's like he's doing a cooking show.i love it

    • @davidmari2122
      @davidmari2122 6 лет назад +1

      Jeremy G he is

    • @dtwistrewind7361
      @dtwistrewind7361 4 года назад +1

      Beardyman does the best cooking show

    • @ajn2747
      @ajn2747 4 года назад

      If there is a DJ channel out there that does videos, live streams, and tutorials of DJing and how-tos a la the Food Network, then I'm there.

  • @ceekay_beats4651
    @ceekay_beats4651 5 лет назад +50

    Seen him all over the world and never been disappointed TIMEWARP this year was next level the guy gets better and better if I could carry that model 1 everywhere for him I would

    • @dvdcastav
      @dvdcastav 5 лет назад +3

      This Timewarp, his closing set was... mindblowing! Immensely good, i was speechless at the end, he literaly saved the best for the end.

    • @ceekay_beats4651
      @ceekay_beats4651 5 лет назад

      @@dvdcastav banged it

    • @bonzobanzi1137
      @bonzobanzi1137 3 года назад +3

      One of the biggest compliments I can pay King Richie is that no matter how off your face you are, you'll always remember his set, or at least parts of it.
      I saw him in NYC, at Limelight I think, around 2002 and he did that thing he mentions early in the video where he says you might recognise a part of a song. The one I heard that night was a sample of Dead or Alive, You Spin Me Round and of course it was completely unrecognisable from the original but I distinctly remember hearing the chorus. then what felt like 20 minutes later it came back in again and I was left wondering to myself, what is this magic!

  • @lustforlow-end6022
    @lustforlow-end6022 Год назад +10

    Hello Richie. I love your techno sets. Especially the “Decks, EFX & 909” cd. I saw you play in Dublin, Ireland about 20 years ago & really enjoyed it. You did the stereotypical ‘taking the audience on a journey’ dj thing & we all loved it! From what I remember you had the crowd in the palm of your hand & that set is still talked about today within Dublins techno community! Thank You for the Good Times 👍👌😎

    • @MultiHemlock
      @MultiHemlock Год назад

      Was that the gig at the Ambassador?

  • @yasennikov
    @yasennikov 8 лет назад +88

    I like the way you make gestures with your hands while you explain how you combine the sounds. It is like you see music in dimentional proportions.

    • @scyhte82
      @scyhte82 8 лет назад +4

      lol

    • @1.2.3.4..5
      @1.2.3.4..5 7 лет назад +9

      It makes him look like a pretentious twat imo

    • @sarahhenning4781
      @sarahhenning4781 6 лет назад

      yeah between us ..... its only one or two dimentional sound....sorry , its monohobimal .-)

    • @mariopenati9489
      @mariopenati9489 6 лет назад

      take a look at floating points visuel works on his shows, this is similar to what you're saying :)

    • @hughjears1708
      @hughjears1708 4 года назад

      I can see music notes unbelievable as it sounds. I see the colour of the instrument sounds

  • @sYd6point7
    @sYd6point7 4 года назад +6

    "Decks, Efx, & 909" still one of the best and most influential albums in my lifetime

  • @TheNviate
    @TheNviate 6 лет назад +5

    Wow... He explains it so good that I understand his techniques pretty good I think, but I can't even imagine how to play like this for an hour or so. He's amazing

  • @philiptoner8719
    @philiptoner8719 3 года назад +7

    A lot of "how to" videos by superstar DJs are maddingly vague, not here. Great explanations of what the elements of a mixer are and how to use them get these trippy dj sounds. Thanks so much

  • @SuperFluidFerroFluid
    @SuperFluidFerroFluid 5 лет назад +19

    This is exactly how i mash together my freestyle sets.. and one guy once told me its more complicated than its have to be, the tracks are already good unless you picked the wrong tracks to begin with, and you should pay more attention to the crowd...

  • @tonybucks5709
    @tonybucks5709 5 лет назад +2

    Been listening to Richie since 1998, he just gets better, he's smart and passionate. Very inspiring human being.

  • @sarahlouisewest
    @sarahlouisewest 4 года назад +17

    What strikes me the most; what I adore in RH- is his passion for what he does! (Apologies for my in depth analysis - I am a Psychologist after all-) but one can see clearly through Richie’s body language is this innate drive; this natural passion amd intensity for his art form - that is just so...contagious; so inspiring; so enveloping to me as an onlooker. It pulls me in; makes me want to better myself, my knowledge. I wish I had the opportunity to be imparted with his expertise. However I live in the most remote and isolated capital city in the world (Perth “Westralia “); but the up side is - no COVID here (yet) and an economic boom that allows us locals to live freely to dream the impossible dream. Love to you RH . Just keep on keeping on my friend 🤗🤗😎

  • @ieselisra
    @ieselisra 6 лет назад +3

    Never tired from seeing this video..... This man will be in the music books as pioneer from the electronic dj-live performance

  • @FMPlayer14
    @FMPlayer14 5 лет назад +6

    This is proper DJ’ing, this guys a genius

  • @SteffenKaschke
    @SteffenKaschke 2 года назад +3

    You speak about the people and what they feel and see. It’s so sad, that 90% of the people just raise they mobilephones in the air and just wanna show where they are. Myself, I go to the dancefloor, close my eyes, feel the music and dance. 😍

  • @meleajacobi1998
    @meleajacobi1998 7 лет назад +417

    so minimalistic, there is not even colour in the video

    • @anonunknown7999
      @anonunknown7999 6 лет назад +5

      Woah hadn't even noticed somehow, how can I miss something so obvious??

    • @sarahhenning4781
      @sarahhenning4781 6 лет назад +5

      yeh minimal lipstic ,....Socken......so Wandersocken sind das........grüne.....keine Schuhe

    • @minnowpoo
      @minnowpoo 6 лет назад +1

      wow Amazing!

    • @iaccaloco
      @iaccaloco 6 лет назад +2

      There is, it's coming through your ears tho....;)

    • @baron9650
      @baron9650 5 лет назад +1

      Melea Jacobi plastic man

  • @rossyrosato
    @rossyrosato 2 года назад

    there is no dj with more performance than you, and more humility, just the fact that you show how you play says it all, you are a master you are not simply a dj you are a musician. thank you for making me so happy on the dance floor and helping me a lot with my productions

  • @grimsadventures-bikesnpetr7913
    @grimsadventures-bikesnpetr7913 5 лет назад +9

    Richie, the king of Min techno

  • @sarahgledhill298
    @sarahgledhill298 3 года назад +5

    Perfectly described!! I love how he invites us into his art. Each persons process is their own, but every artist can throw their own angle on it. You may be inspired in a different way once you feel the energy of the environment but your tools, approach is pretty similar. So inspiring!

  • @daveparsons6956
    @daveparsons6956 4 года назад +537

    I'd dance to a metronome after 3 pills.

    • @motemints
      @motemints 4 года назад +23

      epic comment

    • @exitusgx
      @exitusgx 4 года назад +40

      For sure! I've also heard a bunch of generators that played some dope tracks.

    • @bishbish9111
      @bishbish9111 4 года назад +1

      ok:D

    • @korsion
      @korsion 4 года назад

      Hehe

    • @MrShuffle100
      @MrShuffle100 4 года назад

      @@motemints truly epic

  • @sgtsunburn117
    @sgtsunburn117 8 лет назад +7

    Love this.
    Just figured out a way to mix traktor internally in a way that somewhat replicated the behavior of this mixer and the DB2/4 filter eq mode. This might be a well known trick already but ever since playing on a friends DB2 I've been missing this workflow, so for anyone who's interested:
    Each deck gets its own dedicated FX unit, always on and dry/wet to 100%. Set all fx units to Filter 92. First knob cuts the lows left to right, third knob cuts the highs right to left, and the middle knob sets the resonance. You can completely disregard the standard eq at this point. I just snagged a xone K2 for mixing internally, and i think I'm going to be using this mode with it for quite some time.

    • @lucmermans37
      @lucmermans37 Год назад

      Traktor’s filters are awful though so it will really mess up the sound

  • @Sc0rchio
    @Sc0rchio 7 лет назад +17

    True musical genius, no other DJ in the history has pushed the technology boundaries like Richie. What an absolute inspiration and creativity to master so many devices simultaneously like this to create one unified experience. Thank you Richie for being such a great musician and DJ.

    • @PabloRodriguezwhyCharlieWhy
      @PabloRodriguezwhyCharlieWhy 5 лет назад +3

      he has the privilege to do that, but if an upcoming DJ do that, is called fake DJ... is dismissed to a fake one... Fame is not equal to everyone

    • @DonkeyLipsDA3rd
      @DonkeyLipsDA3rd 5 лет назад

      @@PabloRodriguezwhyCharlieWhy You are right but nothing is handed to you. You have to build a reputation. A new dj as you say has to take the criticism and move forward. Richie Hawtin was probably called a fake DJ at one time

    • @Dan-jg7zl
      @Dan-jg7zl Год назад

      WTF are you on about. Hundreds of producers and Djs in the 80s/90s pushed the technologies. That is how house and techno was invented you total muppet. Jeff Mills was rolling 3 turntables decades ago.

  • @electropunk42
    @electropunk42 Год назад +1

    From our Minds at the Russel in Detroit was superb and sounded amazing. (Thanks to Paxahau, Mike and Jason for the top notch Void sound as well) Rich will always have my respect, and what he has contributed to Detroit and techno worldwide is priceless. Thank you for countless great sets I've had the privilege to hear since the 90s!

  • @garvald
    @garvald 8 лет назад +33

    Loving this... many thanks Richie. The result of a good level of intelligence combined with almost 3 decades of experience. Awesome. Something many strive for. Congrats for the dedication and thanks for sharing this and much more

  • @mabdet3
    @mabdet3 5 лет назад +2

    Saw this dude spin at city club Detroit maybe 8 10 hour set..... Richie an alien.... Much luv brotha.... Detroit

  • @Aberration79
    @Aberration79 8 лет назад +3

    I can listen to him explain things all day... such an interesting speaker - great video

  • @futureoutfit
    @futureoutfit 7 лет назад +2

    One of, if not the BEST. You know an artist is great when they have lots of haters

  • @deejannemeiurffnicht1791
    @deejannemeiurffnicht1791 7 лет назад +3

    a DJ i can actually undersatand!
    i never did understand guys who wanted to get paid for simply playing other peoples music and then pretending that that makes THEM a star, whereas really what Ritchie seems to do is use his DJ gear as an extension of a recording studio with different channels being faded up or down, and manipulated to make new music.
    pretty much the ideal goal of many psychedelic artisits.
    excellent.

    • @daenbrown830
      @daenbrown830 2 месяца назад

      Yea actors who don't write their own films or dancers who don't creat their moves... don't get me started on orchestras.

  • @martti7363
    @martti7363 2 года назад +1

    This hybrid model approach is cool, big fan of not just playing from a laptop!

  • @Cl4rendon
    @Cl4rendon 6 лет назад +3

    Well it feels like yesterday when i first saw Richie spin in 1996 with just 2 decks and a mixer in our club. Now look how time has changed.
    My personal view for the future would be Richie sitting there with a net of electrodes on his head similar to an EEG - His imagination of sound and melody will then go overr the speakers... Who knows.........

  • @jamiebrooks3864
    @jamiebrooks3864 Год назад

    1998 was the 1st of what would become 100s of times I seen this master play live
    Orbit Morley will never be forgotten

  • @nomad1517
    @nomad1517 Год назад +65

    This guy is the perfect example of how DJ is a real art and not a guy with an oversized ipod. This is the guy you should take notes from.

    • @kencummins5459
      @kencummins5459 11 месяцев назад

      hella tight ghee keep it up

    • @tothejazz4828
      @tothejazz4828 9 месяцев назад

      agree

    • @Farhadten
      @Farhadten 2 месяца назад

      I am starting to do, always been my dream, and this guy is my inspiration.

  • @russcontact
    @russcontact 6 месяцев назад

    The moment I first saw this mixer I knew it was damn near perfect (crossfader would get it there). I think filters are so much better for mixing than low/high eqs. Plus the connection options are sick, so much flexibility. The overdrive option in the pres and dual aux send/returns are perfect. More into hardware these days, and it’s by far the best mixer out there for that. Nothing else comes close. I’d but 3 of them if I could. Now I just need the $ 😂

  • @ChrisDiRoma
    @ChrisDiRoma 4 года назад +3

    I have a completely new respect for you after watching this video! 110%

  • @AdamKHeavyBeats
    @AdamKHeavyBeats 8 лет назад +1

    The depth of sound in the mix is awesome!

  • @bronxborn70
    @bronxborn70 6 лет назад +3

    Though I'm a couple years too late, that was still a dope talk up about how he plays a set.

  • @chefpunjab
    @chefpunjab 8 лет назад +2

    don't tell them our secrets richie! !!! I'm playing. .. I love 3 decks/ ableton/ mashine performing possibilities are infinite. non musician/ djs have no idea that you can be playing something that has never existed before that night. I dig that mixer..especially the headphone splitter part. I tag with a lot of djs and that's cool.

  • @timstrauch669
    @timstrauch669 7 лет назад +14

    Now we need some insight into the mapping of the K2s! :)
    I know he controls Traktor and Ableton with it but a closer look would be great!

    • @Eagledark117
      @Eagledark117 6 лет назад +1

      I've been looking for this for sooo long

  • @teunconijn7387
    @teunconijn7387 4 года назад +1

    amazing to see inside the mind of this genius! Combining old technology with the new and continuously finding new ways to perform on a stage. If i could only learn this form the master himself!

  • @alvaropablofernandezpoma2767
    @alvaropablofernandezpoma2767 8 лет назад +17

    You should be immortal Richie, you're a big inspiration for mankind

  • @suvapillay9358
    @suvapillay9358 8 лет назад

    1 of the few DJs who always says 'they want to make it exciting' and they do.

  • @p.a.tscherenkow352
    @p.a.tscherenkow352 7 лет назад +26

    Ableton is the best DAW!
    MODEL 1 sure looks great, but ≈ 3700 € for a mixer is a proud price.
    Nothing for a student, that is.
    Great video Richard. Thanks for explaining everything. Perfect video for those who say, that DJs aren't doing anything up there. :D
    BTW: I'd love if you could do such a quick explainatory clip on how you work with Ableton to create new beats. ;)

    • @propergander1162
      @propergander1162 3 года назад

      Traktor / Ableton video 👍
      ruclips.net/video/XCT4nEG_o4M/видео.html

  • @freatythedreary5491
    @freatythedreary5491 6 лет назад

    Much respect. Richie performs the true art of being a dj, creating&mixing elements on the go. Most mainstream EDM djs nowadays focus more on the clothes and makeups they put on than the tracks they choose or the way they mix.

  • @thelastdruidofscotland
    @thelastdruidofscotland 7 лет назад +167

    can it play crysis ?

    • @1.2.3.4..5
      @1.2.3.4..5 7 лет назад +4

      This made my day

    •  4 года назад +6

      only in black and white

    • @bishbish9111
      @bishbish9111 4 года назад

      Noody can play Crysis, once You play Crysis at 60 fps and whole world will collapse...

  • @jerodrivera5515
    @jerodrivera5515 7 лет назад

    Damn Richie is the real deal. So many elements in his set, but so fluid

  • @RBAPRODUCTION
    @RBAPRODUCTION 5 лет назад +22

    Ok for the mixer,
    But I’m more curious how everything it’s connected?
    What’s the soundcard ?
    How many channels out?

    • @dalu_
      @dalu_ 4 года назад +2

      Whatever the Mac he's using uses. This is just an ad for this mixer and for himself. Mixing isn't that hard especially nowadays.

    • @andrewpomorski549
      @andrewpomorski549 4 года назад

      RBA-PRODUCTION any soundcard will work bud

    • @RBAPRODUCTION
      @RBAPRODUCTION 4 года назад

      Andrew Pomorski is it internal sound card?

    • @andrewpomorski549
      @andrewpomorski549 4 года назад +1

      No, I mean an external soundcard to route the traktor tracks to a mixer

    • @andrewpomorski549
      @andrewpomorski549 4 года назад

      RBA-PRODUCTION I use NI Audio 8 for that purpose but as I said, anything will work just fine

  • @YourFreeBeats
    @YourFreeBeats 4 года назад +1

    This is fascinating, I was a "Techno DJ" from 1990-1994 and often when I would perform it was the first time anyone had heard Techno. I also learned abou ACID andt Trance in Brussels in like 91'...brought that back here and got busy with it. Obviously we had none of these luxuries, I straight synths SH--101/Juno 2/and 909 machines chained together

  • @Luckma1
    @Luckma1 4 года назад +6

    I always thought this is what all DJ´s do and was really depressed when I went to a club the first time.....

  • @Quim1441
    @Quim1441 7 лет назад +1

    Charming DJ. Just a legend.

  • @Schecterforlife1
    @Schecterforlife1 5 лет назад +4

    I love how different his approach to this is from every other DJ

  • @turbotel399
    @turbotel399 Год назад

    The MODEL 1, is the one. Set the bench mark, for sure. Great idea keeping this piece of kit analogue as well. Great demo Ritchie, thanks mate!

  • @rodrigoarevalopy
    @rodrigoarevalopy 8 лет назад +3

    sos lo mas! ojala vengas a paraguay algun dia.

  • @MikeMcCarthy1
    @MikeMcCarthy1 7 лет назад

    Best Canadian DJ/Producer ever..

  • @djnixinthemix1977
    @djnixinthemix1977 Год назад

    After finally breaking free from the world of DJ controllers and 'club standard' propaganda and finally revamping my whole system of hardware...... this video puts my vision all into perspective. I was hanging on every word. INSPIRING.

  • @CL-vz6ch
    @CL-vz6ch 5 лет назад +11

    After I'm coming up on my second, I don't know whether I'm going for a shite or a haircut.

  • @2ENDE2
    @2ENDE2 Год назад

    Excellent job bro I'm still with you

  • @djsoomo
    @djsoomo 3 года назад +5

    How many djs have designed their own mixer? absolute legend, travesty he is not higher up on the dj top 100 list this year

    • @brandonhopkins1106
      @brandonhopkins1106 2 года назад +3

      That list is Always wack. I mean martin garrix is on there

    • @gleb3841
      @gleb3841 Год назад

      That list is as useful as toilet paper in a land of bidets

    • @nurbracer4569
      @nurbracer4569 Год назад

      Richie is Top 10 Techno DJ Hall of Fame 🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝

  • @Light-fp2ln
    @Light-fp2ln 8 лет назад

    bless me King hawtin

  • @simonbolzdotcom
    @simonbolzdotcom 2 года назад

    I like the structure and clearity behind all of this.

  • @DenisG7
    @DenisG7 8 лет назад +9

    Yep, Richie.. slowly, but you are also going to be Live))

    • @GabREAL1983
      @GabREAL1983 7 лет назад +3

      he did countless live shows as plastikman...

  • @BennyHeflinger
    @BennyHeflinger 7 лет назад

    The mixer looks like a rock solid build. The frequency cutoffs pots in tangent with the equalizer seems like something that is without a doubt a necessity.

  • @sidgallup
    @sidgallup 8 лет назад +5

    Anyone knows the EXACT name of the FX plugins he's using on Ableton? besides the Lexicon of course.

    •  7 лет назад

      Maybe the included reverb and flanger in Live? I'm trying to identify them. If you get the info, please share it to us. Thanks

  • @fearnol8873
    @fearnol8873 2 года назад

    And he does it very well. Just saw him for second time of my life at monegros this yeat. His set was simply fantastic. Thanks for this really

  • @ceounicom
    @ceounicom 6 лет назад +52

    half of what DJ's do on stage is to make "Doing very few things" look like "they're doing a lot".
    They'll literally just touch knobs in exaggerated fashion then react like their fingers are burned, when they haven't even changed anything at all (sometimes its just to highlight things already on the record, which gives the impression THEY did it rather than it just being part of the song).
    they do it to give the impression of constant activity, when half the time you're DJing, you're quite literally just waiting for the next fucking cue point, which is sometimes minutes away. You might as well be having a smoke and just standing there. But they get paid to look like they're WORTH $10,000 an hour. so they have to pretend like the goddamn mixer is some musical Glockenspiel
    *that said - i have great respect for what most of these guys do. I dj'd in clubs for over a decade. the guys who get paid the big bucks are great at rocking parties every night and always making it sound fresh. its just that most of the "DJ gestures" and exaggerated knob-twidding is just theatrics, not functionally significant.

    • @nickloss2377
      @nickloss2377 6 лет назад +15

      well fucking said! I love Richie Hawtin and all, but he quite literally admits his proclivity for finding multiple ways of applying a desired effect or introducing certain elements through unconventional means (like his odd laptop flange routed from cue-b). his hands are always busy but he has a good excuse.. just an insane amount of versatility he has with the amount of devices he uses. I've seen my fair share of DJs that move their hands around 1 solitary mixer just as much as Richie Hawtin. They ain't doin shit all. bunch of charlatans. then again I've seen DJ's like Paco Osuna that could easily be mistaken as lazy, unattentive and disinterested from their lack of über exaggerated movements like the generic big name EDM DJ riffraff nowadays. but if you take a second you realize their concentration is laser-focused, and every manipulation to the music is calculated then applied with surgical precision. Technical AF. I think a lot of 'Festival DJs' suffer from restless arm syndrome or jazzzz fingers. (maybe it's alk the festival cocaine. maybe it's Maybelline)

    • @tonyleto241
      @tonyleto241 6 лет назад +6

      LA POSTA, al fin alguien que lo dice!!!

    • @agencies5061
      @agencies5061 6 лет назад +8

      You guys should check KiNK @ Moscow Boiler Room. He plays keys, builds drum beats live on the fly, loops, turntable breaks, very hands on in a different way, and.... lots of knob twisting too. Cheers.

    • @ceounicom
      @ceounicom 6 лет назад +8

      Yeah, again, I wasn't trying to suggest "no one does anything real". There are lots of people creating spontaneous music w/ loops and doing incredibly creative live performances using many of the same tools of DJing.
      Its just that 90% of DJ's arent that talented, and many do the "abracadbra"-hand-gestures w/ knobs and faders and facial grimaces as tho they're creating music that is just coincidentally playing out of the speakers. Its Kibuki theater. Its a puppet show. Most of them couldn't even beat-match 4/4 house music without a "sync" button. Audiences are so mystified by the technology that they can't tell what's real, and what's a guy pretending to press buttons. In the days when all you had was vinyl and a 2-channel mixer, it was harder to fool people.

    • @tonyleto241
      @tonyleto241 6 лет назад +1

      Cuanta razon tenes! Como se puede saber si un dj es realmente bueno o no? Quienes son tus djs favoritos?

  • @vintagestereocollector4159
    @vintagestereocollector4159 4 года назад

    Richie heron is one of the best Dj why?Because his very creative and he mix a lot of effects and that is why he is who he is Richie Hawtin the living electronic legend

  • @bretttran5919
    @bretttran5919 6 лет назад +7

    Richie Hawtin, is the only DJ worthy of having songs play through a laptop.

    • @mrsullivan
      @mrsullivan 4 года назад

      Ouch; that's a bit overstated. He is one of the best though.

  • @P_____
    @P_____ 8 лет назад

    Fantastic video Richie, amazing to see how your sets all come together with the different sound and sources!

  • @joaobastos7441
    @joaobastos7441 4 года назад +1

    Aleluia, some one working traktor like it's shude bee, hei don't forget some ifects... Thank you for coming to Portugal in 2009.

  • @SICKYPOPP
    @SICKYPOPP 8 лет назад +36

    the most important question? wot kind of shoes is he wearing? :)

  • @lasttraintovegas7189
    @lasttraintovegas7189 4 года назад +1

    I love his enthusiasm 👍✌️

  • @m2nd7
    @m2nd7 6 лет назад

    Love & light brother from another mother

  • @Peter-hg8ff
    @Peter-hg8ff 4 года назад

    I've never seen a DJ make a party jump higher than this man right here. Downtown Toronto the Holiday Inn was under construction. All the way from the underground parking, up to the 17th floor. And countless floors in between, but once the plastic man went on we didn't move from that floor till it was over . Back in 1997, man those were the days .Mark Oliver play that party to. It was insane. 🇨🇦😏

  • @finanzasalsur
    @finanzasalsur 7 лет назад +4

    is he playing ableton and traktor from one computer?

  • @tomettel2147
    @tomettel2147 8 лет назад

    A great movie for explain what's Model1 Thank you Richie ! U'r the one !

  • @admaiora777
    @admaiora777 6 лет назад +42

    I didn't know Iggy Pop had a son...

  • @dxtrs_mnpltr
    @dxtrs_mnpltr 4 года назад +1

    That mixer man! 🤤🤤🤤

  • @Peka246
    @Peka246 2 месяца назад

    Pure passion❤

  • @basadake
    @basadake 5 лет назад +6

    when u find perfect tracks, you dont have to play them together. just like painting sunglasses on the mona lisa. you dont need effects, spining the knobs, nothing. just remove the gap beetwen the 2 tracks (mix the last 1-2 mins), and ur fine. but if you dont have time to find the best tracks,u can spice up the medicore ones with these methods.

  • @lanzer____3066
    @lanzer____3066 8 лет назад

    Taking it to the next level Richie!!! love this!

  • @mashedandconfused
    @mashedandconfused 8 лет назад +1

    Fantastic. Huge respect for always pushing forward and beyond.

  • @bettlar
    @bettlar 8 лет назад +65

    I'd be a bit bothered about the out-of-rhythm track playing alongside the whole time..

    • @OhScarnon
      @OhScarnon 4 года назад +11

      you just dont get it bro

    • @sarahlouisewest
      @sarahlouisewest 4 года назад

      What a weird thing to say- go back to the drawing board mate; u clearly have no idea do u? (Gday from WA) 😂😂😂

  • @LiamKillen
    @LiamKillen Год назад

    So inspiring.

  • @based_circuit
    @based_circuit 8 лет назад +1

    Good to see some modular synth gear in that setup.

  • @petehuda7457
    @petehuda7457 4 года назад +3

    Vinyl was the best. Technic and Computers dont make the sets better.

    • @dvak_dj
      @dvak_dj 4 года назад

      This not about dj but crowd.

  • @andrewgarcia7199
    @andrewgarcia7199 7 лет назад

    Thanks Richie your a great teacher ... and a D.J .... and producer ,,, and your probably a great guy too :) Peace & Love to you and your family and friends

  • @aidanjohnkelly
    @aidanjohnkelly 5 лет назад +49

    He’s invented the Hawtin paradox, the more technology he’s added the duller his DJ sets have become.

    • @aidanjohnkelly
      @aidanjohnkelly 5 лет назад +11

      I don’t want to be unjustifiably mean in this comment, but DJs play other people’s music, not mutilate the music of other producers. He’s adding less, not more, in his approach. It’s all “high-end”, but it does nothing for me, at all.

    • @projektb4rd0n53
      @projektb4rd0n53 5 лет назад +3

      Yeah it's like a boring drum machine fetish

    • @tekken278
      @tekken278 5 лет назад

      @@aidanjohnkelly i agree...however he makes and releases music himself like most other djs.

    • @aidanjohnkelly
      @aidanjohnkelly 5 лет назад +9

      marko He does, though my comment was more about what DJing traditionally is. It’s undoubtedly creative what he’s doing, I’m just not sure it’s as good as what he was doing on the likes of his Mixmag Live or the first Decks, FX series, musically I just find it a little disjointed and flat.

    • @MADM-tinus
      @MADM-tinus 5 лет назад

      Well, imo he recently started picking it up again and brings wayyy more energy into his sets. Listen to his set at Junction 2 and tell me that's dull again. He picked up the heavy precision techno again and it's banging. As before this (year or 2-3 ago) I can agree he was dull/experimenting too much.

  • @rexk3123
    @rexk3123 4 года назад

    Super talented + Super Creativity + Super Star DJ

  • @sebastianjaphiashvili8444
    @sebastianjaphiashvili8444 2 года назад

    richie iz ma fav artist

  • @ndmitri1
    @ndmitri1 8 лет назад +125

    He forgot to mention the main element that makes it all work together. It's the drugs.

  • @wordie1111
    @wordie1111 5 лет назад +1

    i love richie hawtin
    from a 49 yo male stright music lover
    keep on keeping on

  • @GH-qe4pw
    @GH-qe4pw 4 года назад +4

    he's gone a bit over the top

  • @Emotekofficial
    @Emotekofficial 7 лет назад

    I love the Sessions These days... there is so much creativity and freedom... tired of DJing the same way.... However Made my new setup small and awesome with Novation and Akai Gears.. Its Fun and nice,,,

  • @Xceloverdose
    @Xceloverdose 6 лет назад +2

    The fiddling is strong in Richie! 😀

  • @kozihoppy
    @kozihoppy 5 лет назад +20

    How to be a good Dj:
    Step 1 - buy a $4K mixer...

    • @CybearBox
      @CybearBox 5 лет назад +3

      When you have his experience of the past decades. Then. Yes.

    • @TommaurerMaurer
      @TommaurerMaurer 5 лет назад

      When you get his booking fees. That Mixer is not that much. He is more like a live performer to me.

    • @Steve_643
      @Steve_643 5 лет назад +1

      That mixer isn’t doing anything special that besides being more like a mixing deck you would find in a studio than your typical club DJ mixer. Traktor the $200 DJ program is doing all beat matching looping, and effects your hearing.

  • @streetwaxtv
    @streetwaxtv 8 лет назад

    he would kill it with stems

  • @evintroy4985
    @evintroy4985 4 года назад +10

    His stuff all sounds the same and uses same loops and effects.

  • @Monkeia
    @Monkeia 2 года назад

    You achieved all respect in the analog world. It is time to do so in the digital world as well, finally make a fully customisable dj program. Because the effects still limited on traktor, and it is a plus work to get them booth work in the same time.

  • @philarnold115
    @philarnold115 6 лет назад

    Lovely bit of flange

  • @juancsmix
    @juancsmix 8 лет назад +10

    "something that sounds new and exciting"... hawtin stopped being new and exciting more than a decade ago

    • @DSVN23
      @DSVN23 6 лет назад +10

      So he isn’t being new, by not playing what he used to play? What?

    • @yeahthatkornel
      @yeahthatkornel 6 лет назад +1

      that's mind-bending lmao