I got to work on his stage crew at a festival. Ended up talking to him for like five minutes just me and him. I asked if he had one piece of advice for an aspiring producer what would it be. He said: make lots and lots of cups of tea and turn knobs until something sounds cool. I’ll never forget that one.
@HappyChillmore and I'm not making this up, haha, but the first time WE talked, was for like 15 minutes, backstage at the humming bird stage. I told him, "I think I can make music that litrilly, can physically change someone's cellular structure, to be happier." He's like, you can, I do." I also told him I'm going to make better music than him, then said, not better, just different. He busted out laughing. I also told him, no matter how known, or, "big" I get, I'll never be paid a penny from anyone. He's like, " fuckin do it! We all do what we can" He gave me the biggest hug after, a long hug too. Haha.
@HappyChillmore it's weird. I'm friends with like every single psychedelic musical act. Haha. I've litrilly dosed, Tipper, Dosio, and String Cheese. I've known Jason Haan for like 10 years now. It must be because I've always got all thy good stuff, where ever and when ever. Haha. Lol. It's all gonna wook out
The sickest producer to ever do it. Genuinely sad he’s retiring but he deserves to be chill and happy forever. So many good memories and so many insane tunes. Dude set the bar so high with his banger and downtempo sets. No one does it like him.
If anyone deserves to retire in the world of music... It's tipper. He changed my perspective on music forever. He changed electronic music forever. He changed the way I will dance forever
That shambhala set lives rent free in my head. It was awesome that subtronics and lsdream were playing at the same time which made for a intimate tipper set. Truly unreal!
Been a fan since 2004. booked him in 2011 or 12, and was fortunate enough to spend hour hours with him one on one. What a cool, genuine dude. Didnt talk about music until about the last half hour, and he had never heard pretty lights before, so i got to introduce dave to pretty lights 😅 i feel very fortunate to have been a long time fan and seen him change the world of bass music!
yo whaaaaaaat that's insane dude. i saw Tipper in 2016 when he opened for the Pretty Lights live band, wild to think you're the guy who introduced him to PL in the first place lmfao
@TheDerpp the cool thing is, we had pretty lights a few weeks later, and I got a big hug from derek when I told him about the exchange 😅 it's crazy to think about these days! We're lucky to have some amazing artists in our scene!
@@SupremePerspective this was a show in Lincoln, NE with ill gates. Dylan knocked Dave's computer off the table and broke it's screen before he played, so Dave had to do some wizardry to perform and it was amazing 🎉
saw my first tipper set at tipper and friends 2022. needless to say it was still one of the best music experiences i have ever been part of and i got “tipped”, as they say. what a legend and inspiration. he is an interstellar gangster. big up tipper!
The Tipper Sound Experience. I remember seeing him at the Wakarusa show before his surgery. Crazy thinking it might’ve been the last time I’d ever see him live. So grateful everything went great. Tipper is the man. Following his creativity throughout the years has been a joy.
This is how eye sea it.. TIPPER is the best music producer. But not my favorite. PAPADOSIO is not, technically the best band. But they MOST CERTAINLY are the greatest music that's ever been made. I could write a book about this shit. Technically, String Cheese is a better band than Dosio. I've known Jason Haan and Micheal for over a decade now. I haven't been to 350 cheese shows like Byron Mulraney, or, 400 cheese shows, like Kenny Brousard has. It's safe to say I've listened to allot of Cheese. THAT BEING said... off the top of my head I can't name more than 3 cheese song titles. But I can name EVERY Papadosio track. That also being said... You don't have to be the best, to be someone's favorite. If I had to choose either a world without a Tipper, or choose a world without Dosio. There's no question, it's not even close. PAPADOSIO is god. This is just 📠. But!!!!!!!! If I had choose to see ANY musical act IN HISTORY, live. Fuck Elvis, fuck the Beatles, fuck led zeplin, and in this instance... Fuck Papadosio. Tippers music doesn't even come close in any way, to what Papadosios music does for me. But if the world was about to get blown up, and we got to throw one last party before we all go extinct... sorry Anthony, sorry Mike, sorry Rob, sorry Billy, sorry Samuel, but if all life was ending tomorrow, and it was my choice, I'd want to be side stage, smoking spliffs rolled by Jeff Balie.(Really I'd be taking monster globular dabs, cuz I DON'T smoke tobacco, at all. But if Jeff Balie ever offers you a hit of his spliff, I suggest you take it. Cuz, got damn, does that mother fucker know what he's doing.) So, if it were the last day of creation, and it could be spent any way I chose... I'm side stage, next to Jeff Balie smoking some fine, top of the line, live rosin, while sharing all my good drugs with everyone. So, before the show started, I would have asked every single person if they'd like to eat a hit of this El. Which, in reality, I get for $6,000 a gram. Wink wink. So I'd dose the entire crowd. Then make my way back to side stage, where then I wip out the good drugs!!! ie... The top tier blow.(which just to be clear, I've only done once in my life. Lemme tell you, I've had a ton of 100 a gram blow, that was totally 🔥 I've done blow litrilly thousands of times. And until the day I got it, that Tony Montana shit i mean, I thought I knew what good cocaine was.) So I'm side stage with Jeff. Behind his Dante FUNKTION sound board thing, high on like, 300 mics of Lycergic Acid Diathalamide, that comes straight from chemist who made it. Who only charges me 60 cents per 100 mics. So, I'm chilling with Jeff Balie, pocket full of dabs, pocket full of next level blow, an endless supply of ketamine. And a bottomless mug of really iced down, Bud Light Fuego Michelada.(The best alcoholic beverage on the market.) So, I'm with Jeff, lit. The crowds lit cuz they just ate the best hit of acid they've ever had. A very small few of you might understand the validity of my claims about the acid. 9 times out of 10. Litrilly almost those numbers, but, maybe 75% of ANYONE who has ever eaten this El, calls me back to say one thing, "That was the best acid I've ever had." Tooooo many people have said that exact sentence, for it not to be true. My prefect last day is this... Side stage, at Sonic Bloom, kicking it with Jeff, Noah and Jesse, ect. Listening to Tipper present his audio on purple speakers turned up REALLY REALLY REALLY loudly, yet not a harsh, sound is ever heard. Long story short.. papadosio is the best music ever made. Tipper is the best music producer ever. I used to have this saying..."G.O.A.T.S. are like PLUGS. They don't exist. Normally it's impossible to say, who the best fighter of all time is. My first thought is duh, Jon Jones. But, idk, it's too close to make that call. And the Plug thing. Plugs don't exist, EVERYBODY has , a guy. Every Body Has Guy. So plugs and goats don't exist. This is 📠 BUT!!!!!! As of right now in space and time, "TIPPER IS THE GREATEST MUSIC PRODUCER OF ALL TIME."
This man changed me forever and I am beyond grateful!!! Back at Camp Bisco 2015 I tripped on L for the first time and ended up at his set never hearing of him before. Went to 3 TnF events and saw him at countless other venues/festivals since. Praying he plays at the Gorge next year, I would love for that to be the last set I catch of his 🥰
awesome. I couldn't even imagine what my life would be if I hadn't discovered Tipper's music. Breaks my heart he's gonna retire next year, massive part of my life coming to an end. So many wonder people I have met going to festivals or shows he's headlining. Thanks for all the music Dave
you did such a damn good job on this video tipper is my favourite artist of all time you really got into some hidden gems and details that not many people know about his history!! makes me sad that i may never see him live just hoping there might be something in the uk in 2025 but im doubtful
@@audioeatsI might be able to! But who knows I’m only hoping up to this point lol though it’s a dream of mine so I might just have to attempt to make it happen
MAN I forgot how many awesome events I have actually been to. Used to see him multiple times a year pre covid. Have only seen him once since 2019 and that was Snowta. I haven't been to Denver since the 3 night in 2016.... To say I am excited to head back to Denver next month is an understatement. LFG
I first discovered Tipper back in 2008 from a friend of mine. Saw my first live show at a venue in Reno NV on NYE, 2009. Have had the pleasure of experiencing him live on 2 other occasions. In my opinion he is the greatest electronic music artist of all time. And of course VibeSquaD loves Tipper. He's another one on my Mt Rushmore.
This is so well done! Especially once it got to the parts of where I first got involved with the tipper scene. Had me smiling from reminiscing. Thanks for this! My new favorite mini doc.
@@Basscouch as an infant she wants 90 degrees and 90 % humidity. There is a steady, equal evolution to the day she gets cut down. Where she wants it 65 degrees and 7% humidity. Hot and most to cold and dry. VPD
Thank you! I've dove into the catalog and lore a bit, have listened to everything that's easy to find. I've got everything from his Bandcamp on my USB. But I'll definitely be coming back and rewatching this multiple times as an outline for stuff I've missed!
Thanks for using my pic!! I think it was from counterpoint music fest 2015 @7:09 in ATL GA . I remember because OTT was on right before him and he is a good buddy of mine and invited me backstage after his set and as Dave was finishing setting up and starting his set.❤📸
I remember seeing tipper for the first time - it was summer camp 2018. Never heard of him and wasn't really a part of the EDM scene at that point. He absolutely blew me away. His trippy sounds and insanely psychedelic visuals had me captivated instantly. I've been a huge fan ever since. Sad I haven't been to that many shows and he's retiring. I hope he comes somewhere near Michigan before he retires in 2025
24 mins in and I thought you were somehow not going to mention Infrasound lol A few other side notes. The Red Rocks set you mentioned was the debut of the F1 Vero's in the US and the first time F1s were used at Red Rocks. And at Infrasound '15 the event was closed by a Sunrise Tipper set on the beach at NCN. He performed for 3+ hours until he ran out of downtempo music to play and we heard early versions of tons of tracks that came out over the next few albums.
They visited Seattle as well during Sound Off tour. Met the boys in person, got to touch the car. I have a mint copy of Sound Off on Vinyl from that time.
@25:44 you can see a shot of Mike Wallis playing on the Basscouch sound system at the Black Box in Denver Colorado. As a humble nobody It feels good to see one of my creations made it in the documentary.. I am certainly a product of Tippers influence. After hearing Seldom Vile on the Critical Path album as a kid in 1999 my life changed and I went to school for audio engineering... Then in 2001-2003 I went to Shambahla music festival where I heard Tipper on a massive horn loaded point source sound system. That changed my life again and I started building sound systems. And here we are. I hope he knows how thankful I am.
Anyone here after getting tipped at hula 2024? Apparently deems and tipper=the whole crowd busting a nut. Afterwards everyone is laid out, and lost most of their shit...people were crying. Never seen anything like it...
I wanted to go for years when I was younger but Canada doesnt let felons in.. strongly considered getting smuggled in a few times :D These days the bigger festivals have really lost a lot of charm imo with phones, social media, etc. Now I just do small festivals and don't miss the bigger ones.
@@audioeats Check out this footage from our Stilldream 10 year Anniverasary. I believe it was the premiere of Broken Soul Jamboree as it hadn't come out yet. It was an honor to be around Dave during that era. Can't thank him enough for all the inspiration. ruclips.net/video/JUAyIT5WnMY/видео.htmlsi=JIh8_0yX2oxMR5Dt
It all started for me in 2010s discovering the music then witnessing the 2015 red rocks show which had the first deployment of Funktion one sound at the megalithic ancient red rock amphitheater. We were at the show the night before “excision” and his “executioner” sound rig and the f1 system blew it out of the water. I remember vividly being inside the amphitheater in the daytime for sound check and they were playing some house tracks and I could feels the bass shake my eyes in my eye sockets and you could hold a conversation with someone and it didn’t hurt your ears. The civilians working out in the amphitheater all broke out into dance 🕺 with the sound check. At that show I met a guy named Justin who told me I had to go to symbiosis a festival at a lake in California with art boats. So we went. Life changing. I basically toured the country for tipper events for the last decade. Made friends and had my life changed. Got to see him at burning man 2018 and briefly ran into him in the crowd before his set. Haven’t seen him since 2023 and got my gorge ticket but I’m only going if I can earn it and go sober. I could write a book about all the stories and trips traveling to see tipper. Maybe I’ll make a list and write it all out because I think it needs to be shared the impact this man and his music has had on my life. I literally traveled coast to coast to see him and have developed a passion for Funktion one sound as well. Hope we get to bump into each other someday soon and I hope to make gorge and maybe bonaroo happen this year. Love you Dave. -andres the kid with the glasses usually up at the front of the crowd 🤓🫨🥹🙏🏻🥰
Also shouts out to another burning man fellow named Justin (magnetic sound) who ran a huge Funktion one rig at Kazbah in 2018. He told me so many stories about the days of camp nexus. The first camp to ever bring f1 to burning man and how Dave tipper was blown away that they had brought this system to the desert. He mentioned asking why Dave would not do any encore after a set in Santa Cruz under the table with Dave at the end of the show and Dave replied “just the tip”
I listened to Tipper for 3 years before seeing him live. His studio releases are amazing, but the live shows are another level. But you can still get it without going to the shows.
For anyone wondering about the background music, the songs are from a sample pack called Spirals sold on Zenhiser. The pack includes some full tracks and was produced by Kalya Scintilla but he's not officially credited.
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I got to work on his stage crew at a festival. Ended up talking to him for like five minutes just me and him. I asked if he had one piece of advice for an aspiring producer what would it be. He said: make lots and lots of cups of tea and turn knobs until something sounds cool.
I’ll never forget that one.
Poor guy.. got 5 mins to have a normal convo with Someone & got asked another tagline question..
He told my friend for advice “If you want to be good at making music, keep staring at a computer screen til your eyes bleed”
@@HappyChillmore he's a literal wizard
@HappyChillmore and I'm not making this up, haha, but the first time WE talked, was for like 15 minutes, backstage at the humming bird stage. I told him, "I think I can make music that litrilly, can physically change someone's cellular structure, to be happier." He's like, you can, I do." I also told him I'm going to make better music than him, then said, not better, just different. He busted out laughing. I also told him, no matter how known, or, "big" I get, I'll never be paid a penny from anyone. He's like, " fuckin do it! We all do what we can" He gave me the biggest hug after, a long hug too. Haha.
@HappyChillmore it's weird. I'm friends with like every single psychedelic musical act. Haha. I've litrilly dosed, Tipper, Dosio, and String Cheese.
I've known Jason Haan for like 10 years now. It must be because I've always got all thy good stuff, where ever and when ever. Haha. Lol. It's all gonna wook out
Utterly emotional, grateful to have existed in a time where Dave Tipper is still performing live. So much love fam.
from what i understand, he's retiring from touring! 😥
Tipper, King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, a few others. We are truly blessed 🙌
Orion was unreal
your favorite producer’s favorite producer
Lol not even close
@@machinegunhippy ratio
Just cause u and 60 people think this dudes songs 🎵 all dont sound the same and have simple beats is fine with me .
@@machinegunhippy tipper has a really big fanbase
All the way to Sweden
The sickest producer to ever do it. Genuinely sad he’s retiring but he deserves to be chill and happy forever. So many good memories and so many insane tunes. Dude set the bar so high with his banger and downtempo sets. No one does it like him.
I just hope that he releases some of his unreleased tunes in the future. Need that stuff!!!
I found him fairly early in my exploration of electronic music. I have not heard anything better Tipper
If anyone deserves to retire in the world of music... It's tipper. He changed my perspective on music forever. He changed electronic music forever. He changed the way I will dance forever
@@SfS-H4N-cfp he said that when he retires all unreleased shall be released!
@@daktacush2347 absolutely! His music altered the course of my life permanently.
Got Tipped at Suwanee and Shambhala this last year and every set was bittersweet. Hoping to catch a few more before he departs.
@@gyeasty2962 that suwanee set definitely felt like goodbye. Hearing preparations for departure was so beautifully heart breaking.
That shambhala set lives rent free in my head. It was awesome that subtronics and lsdream were playing at the same time which made for a intimate tipper set. Truly unreal!
Been a fan since 2004. booked him in 2011 or 12, and was fortunate enough to spend hour hours with him one on one. What a cool, genuine dude. Didnt talk about music until about the last half hour, and he had never heard pretty lights before, so i got to introduce dave to pretty lights 😅 i feel very fortunate to have been a long time fan and seen him change the world of bass music!
yo whaaaaaaat that's insane dude. i saw Tipper in 2016 when he opened for the Pretty Lights live band, wild to think you're the guy who introduced him to PL in the first place lmfao
What shows did u book him for?
@TheDerpp the cool thing is, we had pretty lights a few weeks later, and I got a big hug from derek when I told him about the exchange 😅 it's crazy to think about these days! We're lucky to have some amazing artists in our scene!
@@SupremePerspective this was a show in Lincoln, NE with ill gates. Dylan knocked Dave's computer off the table and broke it's screen before he played, so Dave had to do some wizardry to perform and it was amazing 🎉
Now that I'm looking at the flyer, this was in February of 2010
Mentioning LTJ Bukem as a guy that "...played at a few Tipper gigs" is quite the understatement :D
saw my first tipper set at tipper and friends 2022. needless to say it was still one of the best music experiences i have ever been part of and i got “tipped”, as they say. what a legend and inspiration. he is an interstellar gangster. big up tipper!
The Tipper Sound Experience. I remember seeing him at the Wakarusa show before his surgery. Crazy thinking it might’ve been the last time I’d ever see him live. So grateful everything went great. Tipper is the man. Following his creativity throughout the years has been a joy.
OMG yes... my favorite producer of all time.
Seen him at LIB this year. What an absolute legend. I've seen thousands of artists but Tipper has one of the most unique projects I've ever seen.
Dude created a whole ass movement
The greatest artist of our lifetime
Thats a good one
This is how eye sea it..
TIPPER is the best music producer. But not my favorite.
PAPADOSIO is not, technically the best band. But they MOST CERTAINLY are the greatest music that's ever been made. I could write a book about this shit. Technically, String Cheese is a better band than Dosio. I've known Jason Haan and Micheal for over a decade now. I haven't been to 350 cheese shows like Byron Mulraney, or, 400 cheese shows, like Kenny Brousard has. It's safe to say I've listened to allot of Cheese. THAT BEING said... off the top of my head I can't name more than 3 cheese song titles. But I can name EVERY Papadosio track. That also being said... You don't have to be the best, to be someone's favorite. If I had to choose either a world without a Tipper, or choose a world without Dosio. There's no question, it's not even close. PAPADOSIO is god. This is just 📠.
But!!!!!!!!
If I had choose to see ANY musical act IN HISTORY, live. Fuck Elvis, fuck the Beatles, fuck led zeplin, and in this instance... Fuck Papadosio. Tippers music doesn't even come close in any way, to what Papadosios music does for me. But if the world was about to get blown up, and we got to throw one last party before we all go extinct... sorry Anthony, sorry Mike, sorry Rob, sorry Billy, sorry Samuel, but if all life was ending tomorrow, and it was my choice, I'd want to be side stage, smoking spliffs rolled by Jeff Balie.(Really I'd be taking monster globular dabs, cuz I DON'T smoke tobacco, at all. But if Jeff Balie ever offers you a hit of his spliff, I suggest you take it. Cuz, got damn, does that mother fucker know what he's doing.) So, if it were the last day of creation, and it could be spent any way I chose... I'm side stage, next to Jeff Balie smoking some fine, top of the line, live rosin, while sharing all my good drugs with everyone. So, before the show started, I would have asked every single person if they'd like to eat a hit of this El. Which, in reality, I get for $6,000 a gram. Wink wink.
So I'd dose the entire crowd. Then make my way back to side stage, where then I wip out the good drugs!!! ie... The top tier blow.(which just to be clear, I've only done once in my life. Lemme tell you, I've had a ton of 100 a gram blow, that was totally 🔥 I've done blow litrilly thousands of times. And until the day I got it, that Tony Montana shit i mean, I thought I knew what good cocaine was.)
So I'm side stage with Jeff. Behind his Dante FUNKTION sound board thing, high on like, 300 mics of Lycergic Acid Diathalamide, that comes straight from chemist who made it. Who only charges me 60 cents per 100 mics.
So, I'm chilling with Jeff Balie, pocket full of dabs, pocket full of next level blow, an endless supply of ketamine. And a bottomless mug of really iced down, Bud Light Fuego Michelada.(The best alcoholic beverage on the market.)
So, I'm with Jeff, lit. The crowds lit cuz they just ate the best hit of acid they've ever had. A very small few of you might understand the validity of my claims about the acid. 9 times out of 10. Litrilly almost those numbers, but, maybe 75% of ANYONE who has ever eaten this El, calls me back to say one thing, "That was the best acid I've ever had." Tooooo many people have said that exact sentence, for it not to be true.
My prefect last day is this...
Side stage, at Sonic Bloom, kicking it with Jeff, Noah and Jesse, ect. Listening to Tipper present his audio on purple speakers turned up REALLY REALLY REALLY loudly, yet not a harsh, sound is ever heard.
Long story short.. papadosio is the best music ever made.
Tipper is the best music producer ever.
I used to have this saying..."G.O.A.T.S. are like PLUGS. They don't exist. Normally it's impossible to say, who the best fighter of all time is. My first thought is duh, Jon Jones. But, idk, it's too close to make that call. And the Plug thing. Plugs don't exist, EVERYBODY has , a guy. Every Body Has Guy. So plugs and goats don't exist. This is 📠
BUT!!!!!! As of right now in space and time, "TIPPER IS THE GREATEST MUSIC PRODUCER OF ALL TIME."
This man changed me forever and I am beyond grateful!!! Back at Camp Bisco 2015 I tripped on L for the first time and ended up at his set never hearing of him before. Went to 3 TnF events and saw him at countless other venues/festivals since. Praying he plays at the Gorge next year, I would love for that to be the last set I catch of his 🥰
Thanks for the video credit :) Can't wait to watch this ♥️ 🎶 👽
Wake up babe, audio eats is back covering another legend.
Also congrats on the 10K break my boi. You got the stuff, rooting for your rise!
Fantastic work, Dude! Good Job YT for another successful recommendation. Now, to have a looksee at your prior works.
awesome. I couldn't even imagine what my life would be if I hadn't discovered Tipper's music. Breaks my heart he's gonna retire next year, massive part of my life coming to an end. So many wonder people I have met going to festivals or shows he's headlining. Thanks for all the music Dave
you did such a damn good job on this video tipper is my favourite artist of all time you really got into some hidden gems and details that not many people know about his history!!
makes me sad that i may never see him live just hoping there might be something in the uk in 2025 but im doubtful
If you can afford to come to the US for one of his final shows it will be well worth it, it's mind blowing live
@@audioeatsI might be able to! But who knows I’m only hoping up to this point lol though it’s a dream of mine so I might just have to attempt to make it happen
tipper is an absolute beast. Wishing him the best, but hoping for an epic comeback tour in a few years. Legend
MAN I forgot how many awesome events I have actually been to. Used to see him multiple times a year pre covid. Have only seen him once since 2019 and that was Snowta. I haven't been to Denver since the 3 night in 2016.... To say I am excited to head back to Denver next month is an understatement. LFG
I first discovered Tipper back in 2008 from a friend of mine. Saw my first live show at a venue in Reno NV on NYE, 2009. Have had the pleasure of experiencing him live on 2 other occasions. In my opinion he is the greatest electronic music artist of all time. And of course VibeSquaD loves Tipper. He's another one on my Mt Rushmore.
So talented and so unique. And relentless!
Love seeing pics from when I was at his sunrise set infrasound 2016 Camp NCN 🥰
Dave is my favorite producer of all time and you just solidified it even more. I did not know half of this stuff. Thanks
Grateful for every opportunity I've gotten to see him perform. This is an amazing breakdown of a lot of his accomplishments.
Forever will love this man & the Tipper community 🤍
Amazing set opening up for bassnectar. Also Wakarusa 09 set rise set was tons of fun
That waka 09 sunrise set was insane!!
Thank you so much for putting this video together. Tipper is the coolest kind of Legend! Amazing!
This is so well done! Especially once it got to the parts of where I first got involved with the tipper scene. Had me smiling from reminiscing. Thanks for this! My new favorite mini doc.
these have been great... Thank You
Thank you for that detailed look into this oustanding artist's history!❤
Thank you for making this bro. Sonically Tipper is unpredictable and I'm thankful to God for sending this man down to create music for us
Somehow caught that Gorilla Suit Burning man set at the burn.Epic Costume...Peak Tipper Experience! Much love Dave!
Thanks for doing this. One of my favorite artists ever.
Nice! Thanks for covering Tipper!
Love these guys. Mike Wallis and Dave have helped steer the music industry
into the most weird awesome places. So cool to see all of this laid out!
Fancy seeing you here. RUclips comments are my only social media now. And it's just tipper videos!!🤣🤣🤣
You have also put a wonderful mark on the world of Electronic Music You Dirty Wolf.
@@Basscouch as an infant she wants 90 degrees and 90 % humidity. There is a steady, equal evolution to the day she gets cut down. Where she wants it 65 degrees and 7% humidity. Hot and most to cold and dry. VPD
Thanks for this! I always have enjoyed Tippers music! 💜
YES! I just commented on one of your videos a few weeks ago neeeding a Tipper vid. Thank you so so much for this. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Respect. What a legend.
I’ll never forget the time I saw him in 2003 and the club monitors caught on fire, and everyone had to evacuate. 😂🔥
The absolute best to ever do it
In a time when pretty lights is coming back and tipper is leaving. 2025 could be the best live performances we see!!
Absolutely love Tipper but am even more excited and interested in what a post-touring Tipper will evolve into.
Thank you!
I've dove into the catalog and lore a bit, have listened to everything that's easy to find. I've got everything from his Bandcamp on my USB.
But I'll definitely be coming back and rewatching this multiple times as an outline for stuff I've missed!
Dope compilation my friend. Glad to have been blessed by the man many times
So sick , great recap man ❤️
Tipper is an absolute musical legend
Thanks for using my pic!! I think it was from counterpoint music fest 2015 @7:09 in ATL GA . I remember because OTT was on right before him and he is a good buddy of mine and invited me backstage after his set and as Dave was finishing setting up and starting his set.❤📸
This was amazing, thanks for putting in all the time and research!
finally some legit coverage on tipper
Yooo thanks for putting together this documentary! Super well done :)
Thank you!
I remember seeing tipper for the first time - it was summer camp 2018. Never heard of him and wasn't really a part of the EDM scene at that point. He absolutely blew me away. His trippy sounds and insanely psychedelic visuals had me captivated instantly. I've been a huge fan ever since. Sad I haven't been to that many shows and he's retiring. I hope he comes somewhere near Michigan before he retires in 2025
Boy have I got good news for you
@Psilomyde WUT?!?!?
Thanks for putting in the work to make this!!
Ahhhh quality upload fam!
Phenomenal job creating this. Wow 🙏🏽
24 mins in and I thought you were somehow not going to mention Infrasound lol A few other side notes. The Red Rocks set you mentioned was the debut of the F1 Vero's in the US and the first time F1s were used at Red Rocks. And at Infrasound '15 the event was closed by a Sunrise Tipper set on the beach at NCN. He performed for 3+ hours until he ran out of downtempo music to play and we heard early versions of tons of tracks that came out over the next few albums.
That infrasound sunrise set was incredible 🎉
what a beautiful video
thank you
Thank you for this video. Tipper is one of my biggest inspirations to make music. I'll get on his level one day
Was a big Tipper fan in 2005. Wow.... What happened to ?!
i shit my pants at tipper a few times
I shit my pants a lot. I have Crohn’s disease though!
11:36 kursa isnt with klo anymore
Best live performance a person could experience. Seen him 4 times.
Love these series! Keep em coming!
I got to see him 3 times this year and every time was truly incredible. Makes sure to keep an eye out for his last show its going to be unreal👀👀🤷♂️
my body is ready
Omg the first 5 mins and I’m like no wayyyy this is so informative ty
Get to see him at Bonnaroo this next year. Absolutely stoked
They visited Seattle as well during Sound Off tour. Met the boys in person, got to touch the car. I have a mint copy of Sound Off on Vinyl from that time.
We see Mike Wallis in the background of those old videos. What up Mike?! Crunch Forever!
@25:44 you can see a shot of Mike Wallis playing on the Basscouch sound system at the Black Box in Denver Colorado. As a humble nobody It feels good to see one of my creations made it in the documentary.. I am certainly a product of Tippers influence. After hearing Seldom Vile on the Critical Path album as a kid in 1999 my life changed and I went to school for audio engineering... Then in 2001-2003 I went to Shambahla music festival where I heard Tipper on a massive horn loaded point source sound system. That changed my life again and I started building sound systems. And here we are. I hope he knows how thankful I am.
@@Basscouch jeff?!
Been waiting for you to drop a video on tip and youve killed it
Anyone here after getting tipped at hula 2024? Apparently deems and tipper=the whole crowd busting a nut. Afterwards everyone is laid out, and lost most of their shit...people were crying. Never seen anything like it...
I was back left corner of the soundboard, where were people crying?? I didn’t hear about any of that.
Im so happy I started early and have seen him perform 28 times haha! Big flex.
28 times is crazy! A guy next to me on my flight home after Orion said he had seen Tipper 45 times 🤯
Fantastic work. I was curious about so many things you coverd in this
The best of the best in my book.
Amazing!
My first time hearing tipper was this 2024 at Texas eclipse hope I can again before he is done.
July 4th 2025, the gorge. See you there 😊
First week of January in Minnesota.
lets goo - so glad i made it to shambhala this year
I wanted to go for years when I was younger but Canada doesnt let felons in.. strongly considered getting smuggled in a few times :D
These days the bigger festivals have really lost a lot of charm imo with phones, social media, etc. Now I just do small festivals and don't miss the bigger ones.
FYI he never actually played Bonnaroo it got cancelled. great job friend this needed to be done. Sick sample catch on knee pads.
He will be at bonnaroo 2025 though it was recently confirmed😁
@pauljohnson2451 if i ever needed a reason to return to the farm it's for that. The crowd is gonna be packed but it'll be amazing.
Oh snap, thanks for featuring that footage I took at Burning Man so many years ago. :)
Thank you for uploading that! It's so cool to look back on old videos like that
@@audioeats Check out this footage from our Stilldream 10 year Anniverasary. I believe it was the premiere of Broken Soul Jamboree as it hadn't come out yet. It was an honor to be around Dave during that era. Can't thank him enough for all the inspiration.
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Just found your channel and damn you are doing gods work!
It all started for me in 2010s discovering the music then witnessing the 2015 red rocks show which had the first deployment of Funktion one sound at the megalithic ancient red rock amphitheater. We were at the show the night before “excision” and his “executioner” sound rig and the f1 system blew it out of the water. I remember vividly being inside the amphitheater in the daytime for sound check and they were playing some house tracks and I could feels the bass shake my eyes in my eye sockets and you could hold a conversation with someone and it didn’t hurt your ears. The civilians working out in the amphitheater all broke out into dance 🕺 with the sound check. At that show I met a guy named Justin who told me I had to go to symbiosis a festival at a lake in California with art boats. So we went. Life changing. I basically toured the country for tipper events for the last decade. Made friends and had my life changed. Got to see him at burning man 2018 and briefly ran into him in the crowd before his set. Haven’t seen him since 2023 and got my gorge ticket but I’m only going if I can earn it and go sober. I could write a book about all the stories and trips traveling to see tipper. Maybe I’ll make a list and write it all out because I think it needs to be shared the impact this man and his music has had on my life. I literally traveled coast to coast to see him and have developed a passion for Funktion one sound as well. Hope we get to bump into each other someday soon and I hope to make gorge and maybe bonaroo happen this year. Love you Dave. -andres the kid with the glasses usually up at the front of the crowd 🤓🫨🥹🙏🏻🥰
Also shouts out to another burning man fellow named Justin (magnetic sound) who ran a huge Funktion one rig at Kazbah in 2018. He told me so many stories about the days of camp nexus. The first camp to ever bring f1 to burning man and how Dave tipper was blown away that they had brought this system to the desert. He mentioned asking why Dave would not do any encore after a set in Santa Cruz under the table with Dave at the end of the show and Dave replied “just the tip”
I’m a simple man. I see audio eats video. I click.
Awesome video!
Bro you literally are hitting all my favorites. You an i have the same taste it seems lmao.
Broken Soul Jamboree is a masterpiece.... must listen to on fungi with a good system. I love Insolito and Marble Hunting as well. Such humble genius
You finally did it!!
Dave has altered my life forever 🤟❓
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Just saw him at Hulaween, absolutely mind melting show.
Higgins off of Shatterbox is one of my favorite electronic songs ive ever heard, it's just a god damn masterpiece
Hands down the GOAT
I have so many of his tracks on vinyl 😀
Tipper is the fucking boss bass love his work. I hearing him since 2010👽✨️
The greatest. If you haven't seen him live, you won't get it.
I listened to Tipper for 3 years before seeing him live. His studio releases are amazing, but the live shows are another level. But you can still get it without going to the shows.
Dave Tipper is GOATED
s/o to tipper playing 2 sets in Norridgewock, Maine fall 2014 🙏 ... little did we know
some of my inspiration
interesting !!!
For anyone wondering about the background music, the songs are from a sample pack called Spirals sold on Zenhiser. The pack includes some full tracks and was produced by Kalya Scintilla but he's not officially credited.
Did Tipper just become my favorite EDM artist? Yup! 🙌 🤝🤺🍉