would like to see more track from scratch using the Gnarly presets and some of the others on Deviant Audio. It's a great selling point and also good for new D&B producers like myself
Excellent video! Please do Turbulence. Now when that came out it stuck out like a sore thumb on tape packs in the mix with other tunes of the time. Well ahead of it's time! Also I've been trying for years to replicate the bass from Wolf by shy FX so if you could do that, that would be amazing.
Back in 2000 i bought the dnb mag called Knowledge. It had a section where a few top DJ's like Rap and Hype would give their current top 5 dnb tunes and konflict messiah was at the top of every list. I hadn't heard it at that point but i became eager to see why everybody had it at number 1. i managed to buy the vinyl one day when i was shopping in town. When i finally played it at home on my turntables with the volume and bass whacked up on my amplifer when my parents went out it blew me away and i remember smiling to myself and saying " yeah that's why " and since that day it's been one of my all time favourites. Still listen to it regular to this day. 24 years since that day! Crazy! Where did the time go?
As always an absolute legend. First discovered Stranjah around 2006 with the Blues VIP on Metalheadz. It's amazing that today I can learn about production from the man himself, including recreating this classic. Thanks so much, what a hero.
@@STRANJAH That track (and another of yours) appeared on Knowledge Mag mix by Klute in 2005 ("Metalheadz Americas mixed by Klute") which is easy to find online now. Very nostalgic to reflect that this was nearly twenty years ago, and very grateful for the opportunity to engage with your work in this new form. Thank you!
Finally!!! Thank you so much dude. More techno infused dark dnb would be awesome. Love things in the style of Konflict, Audio, The Sect, Raiden, Current Value among others
@@STRANJAH What are the chances of you arranging full track versions of these recreations as free download bootlegs so we (I) can mix them? Would be neat.
@@STRANJAH Also you never mentoined some of the other small labels no one has ever heard of that you released on like Architecture, DSCI4 and Renegade Hardware.
All killer no filler with this one, what a tune. One of them simple but perfectly executed tracks. Thanks man your tutorials have helped me out many times recently🎉❤
Much love, once it's broken down into simpler parts its easier to appreciate the construction of the track isn't it? When listened as a whole its a masterpiece that one cannot even fathom how to make
Late reply here sorry dude:) Yeah its a monster track for sure, definitely a little bit of a masterpiece. I remember being mindblown when i first heard it. Still gives me the tingles now. The energy of those pumping kicks with bassline is just massive❤
I remember first hearing this track back in 2000 on Dieselboy's The 6ixth Session DJ mix album. Konflict was listed by their aliases "Kemal + Rob Data" back then on the album sleeve.
Iconic Track, will never forget the first time hearing it in a rave. Awe inspiring how deceptively "simple" this tune is under the hood and what emotions these guys evoked with that few masterfully crafted elements. What about a remake/dissection of Bad Company - Planet Dust?😉
@@STRANJAH It was in Mannheim, Germany in 2000. It must have been around the time of the release of the essential rewinds compilation Messiah was on since a german DJ introed with it, can´t imagine he had it on dubplate. The event was called Future iirc...was one of the biggest promotions in Mannheim, multiple floors and lots of UK artists were the order of the day there back then. I just stood on the floor with my mouth open when the reese/rozalla chant hit, the drop then biblically destroyed the place. Will never forget that moment.
Man, that sounds amazing! It obviously left a mark on your life to remember it in such detail to this day! I am glad you have a fond memory of the music and hopefully you have many others, too!
Would love to see some recreations of some Break tunes. Probably one of my all-time favorite DnB producers over the years. "Positive/Negative" and "Accelerate" are still killer tracks.
Probably a lot longer. I assume they were mainly using hardware back then and coming up with ideas out of thin air is much harder then someone else working with whatever already exists!
I went to the Renegade Hardware website back in the day. They had a simple black and white animated homepage with this track playing. And I was like "Whaaaaaaaat the FUCK is THIS?!?" I emailed them and they got back to me saying there was a lot of interest in the song and told me what it was. Went right to Breakbeat Science and picked up the Aftermath Essential Rewinds album for it!
Nice! That is a neat way of learning about a track. I guess this was when the internet was much more infant and it wasn't as easy as it is today to get knowledge and information!
@@STRANJAH Or I just didn't know the right resources. This was around 2000 when I was in college. I don't remember what resources there were online - I sure didn't have any streaming music services if that existed. I had iTunes and my Gen 1 iPod (yeah man, the physical wheel and Firewire, a full ass 5GB!). The only resource I knew was the physical record stores I'd go into and browse, and talk to the sales people (like Reid Speed, DJ DB oh yes!)
Those simpler times I sometimes miss. I enjoyed having to physically put in the effort of going to the record shops to learn of and pick up music. I still miss my cassette tape walkman, too! BTW, 2000 was still pretty scaled back when it came to the internet, at least compared to today's terms!
YT is not sending me your notifications. SMH. Anyways.... good job, as usual. For parallel processing I like to use an effects rack with multiple chains. Your way is cleaner, more visible.
At least I can say I heard of Hospital Records🎉 I actually study Neurofunk to produce this genre, but I haven't managed to figure it out completely yet, but I am on it
This is what Break picked up from being a Konflict fan. Early on he did it with funk breaks, making it sound more live. Then with the modern drum set emulations like Addictive Drums.
8:24 i like that stuff more than these mean n loud basses. its the subtle stuff that does the trick for me in good dnb tracks ^^. it has to tell a story.
Frikking great breakdown! What about 501 likes and also give away Vital preset free? Or maybe 1k and do the same but in FL Studio. Never the less, great job once again! Keep it up. ❤
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𝗞𝗼𝗻𝗳𝗹𝗶𝗰𝘁 𝗠𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗮𝗵 𝗥𝗲𝗲𝘀𝗲, 𝗩𝗼𝗰𝗮𝗹 + 𝗣𝗮𝗱 𝗦𝗮𝗺𝗽𝗹𝗲𝘀! → dvnt.to/messiah
𝗚𝗡𝗔𝗥𝗟𝗬 𝗩𝗢𝗟. 𝟮 𝗰𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗮𝗶𝗻𝘀 𝟭𝟴𝟬+ 𝗦𝗲𝗿𝘂𝗺 𝗣𝗿𝗲𝘀𝗲𝘁𝘀 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗗𝗻𝗕. 𝗟𝗲𝗮𝗿𝗻 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲 → dvnt.to/gnarly-vol-2
𝗞𝗶𝗰𝗸 𝗡𝗶𝗻𝗷𝗮 (𝟯𝟬% 𝗗𝗶𝘀𝗰𝗼𝘂𝗻𝘁 𝗖𝗼𝗱𝗲 '𝗦𝗧𝗥𝗔𝗡𝗝𝗔𝗛') → dsp.thehim.com/kick-ninja/
𝗞𝗲𝗺𝗮𝗹 𝗜𝗻𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗴𝗿𝗮𝗺 → instagram.com/kemal_0ne/
𝗞𝗲𝗺𝗮𝗹 𝗕𝗮𝗻𝗱𝗰𝗮𝗺𝗽 → kemalrobdata.bandcamp.com/
would like to see more track from scratch using the Gnarly presets and some of the others on Deviant Audio. It's a great selling point and also good for new D&B producers like myself
Nailed it. Please do some TeeBee tracks!
Excellent video! Please do Turbulence. Now when that came out it stuck out like a sore thumb on tape packs in the mix with other tunes of the time. Well ahead of it's time! Also I've been trying for years to replicate the bass from Wolf by shy FX so if you could do that, that would be amazing.
Can’t Punish Me by Dom & Roland would be awesome to see too.
Some labels you may not have heard of 😂 man, that’s the best humble-brag I’ve ever heard, shut down those haters!!
Came to say the same, such a great dig 😂👌
I see Konflict - Messiah, I click
Back in 2000 i bought the dnb mag called Knowledge. It had a section where a few top DJ's like Rap and Hype would give their current top 5 dnb tunes and konflict messiah was at the top of every list. I hadn't heard it at that point but i became eager to see why everybody had it at number 1. i managed to buy the vinyl one day when i was shopping in town. When i finally played it at home on my turntables with the volume and bass whacked up on my amplifer when my parents went out it blew me away and i remember smiling to myself and saying " yeah that's why " and since that day it's been one of my all time favourites. Still listen to it regular to this day. 24 years since that day! Crazy!
Where did the time go?
These were the times. Like John B - Trance and Bass Mixmag magazine
This is wicked man!! One of the baddest tunes of all time 🙌
From the age of Raiden - Falling and
Unicorn VIP (Eye-D)
It's crazy that Kemal came back.
As always an absolute legend. First discovered Stranjah around 2006 with the Blues VIP on Metalheadz. It's amazing that today I can learn about production from the man himself, including recreating this classic. Thanks so much, what a hero.
You are most welcome, crazy that you discovered me that long ago, thank you for being along in this journey together!
100% agree. My first contact with @Stranjah was Horesmentality on Renegade Hardware in 2005! It's cool to be picking up tips from him.
@@STRANJAH That track (and another of yours) appeared on Knowledge Mag mix by Klute in 2005 ("Metalheadz Americas mixed by Klute") which is easy to find online now. Very nostalgic to reflect that this was nearly twenty years ago, and very grateful for the opportunity to engage with your work in this new form. Thank you!
Great tutorial. It just goes to show how keeping your elements tight and simple can have a huge impact. What a tune !
Good skills man. When you break these tunes down it really highlights the talent to hose artists.
This was amazing to watch you use modern software to recreate a classic. Priceless. bigups!
So sick. Hats of for this one. I used to love mixing ed rush and optical 'gas mask' into this.
Knowing more about legends, helps to understand favorite music genre even more, great work just as always, man!
Wow man this is such an awesome Drum & Bass breakdown tutorial I love it. Big up Stranjah.👊
This is one of my favorite bangers of all time.
Any older RH is the best of the best
Finally!!!
Thank you so much dude.
More techno infused dark dnb would be awesome. Love things in the style of Konflict, Audio, The Sect, Raiden, Current Value among others
Oh dang. Big tune. Looking forward to this one . . .
This track never grows old! Wicked recreation!!!
Great video 👏 Shared on Sonicstate today!
Awesome vid, brings some good nostalgic vibez and inspiration! love you m8, peace!
I quite like your version. It's a more compressed, modern sound and I like it. Nice work man.
Thank you, I really appreciate that and am glad you enjoyed it!
@@STRANJAH What are the chances of you arranging full track versions of these recreations as free download bootlegs so we (I) can mix them? Would be neat.
@@STRANJAH Also you never mentoined some of the other small labels no one has ever heard of that you released on like Architecture, DSCI4 and Renegade Hardware.
😅 Thanks for your support in recognizing all those!
Crackdown : Marcus Intalex + Spirit
Digital Bumblebees : Hazard
bro this is sick. biggup Stranjah.
Please do Ram Trilogy- No Reality 🫡
Great recommendation, I'll look into. Mind Overload could be another good contender?
Or Milky Way. I bloody love that tune
@@VKNGofficial yes!
@@VKNGofficial forgot about that tune
Absolute game changer tunes the ram trilogy ep
You can do parallel processing with an audio effects rack as well and just add as many chains as you need an use eqs to split the signal.
Yo stranjah you nailed that vibe,i love that track,such a big vibe back in the day.well done,peace
Super Dope! One of my favourite tracks, trust in Stranjah to educate the masses!
😊
Very inspiring and informative! Thank you!
All killer no filler with this one, what a tune.
One of them simple but perfectly executed tracks. Thanks man your tutorials have helped me out many times recently🎉❤
Much love, once it's broken down into simpler parts its easier to appreciate the construction of the track isn't it? When listened as a whole its a masterpiece that one cannot even fathom how to make
Late reply here sorry dude:)
Yeah its a monster track for sure, definitely a little bit of a masterpiece. I remember being mindblown when i first heard it. Still gives me the tingles now.
The energy of those pumping kicks with bassline is just massive❤
Love this. Absolute classic. Liked and subscribed. Would love a tutorial on Ed Rush and Optical - Batman. Keep up the good work!
Thanks so much for your support and we are glad to have you as part of the family!
Stranjah it’s been awhile your still dropping science showing us how great tunes are constructed
Quadraphonia was such a great group. Amazing early 90's techno/hardcore outfit!
Amazing! Thank you once again for such a wonderful tutorial
Bro, my eyes... your dancing belongs on the radio.
Excellent! Thank you!
Well done on the remake.
Love it 🔊🔊🔥🔥
Drumsound & baseline smith
The Odyssey next🙏
YES!
It sounds so much like my favourite artist ever - The Sect. Their biggest influence was Konflict 🖤
I remember first hearing this track back in 2000 on Dieselboy's The 6ixth Session DJ mix album. Konflict was listed by their aliases "Kemal + Rob Data" back then on the album sleeve.
same!! I think dieselboy played it on a higher BPM and it really added to it imho, was blown away by that whole mix album
That CD was head and shoulders above, even for Diesel
Dieselboy
dude that was epic!
Woo ，love it ! ❤❤ , a great tutorial 🔥🔥🔥
I have this on vinyl, yay!
nice! Big up to all 12" collectors!
Iconic Track, will never forget the first time hearing it in a rave. Awe inspiring how deceptively "simple" this tune is under the hood and what emotions these guys evoked with that few masterfully crafted elements. What about a remake/dissection of Bad Company - Planet Dust?😉
What and when was the rave you first heard this tune being played at?
@@STRANJAH It was in Mannheim, Germany in 2000. It must have been around the time of the release of the essential rewinds compilation Messiah was on since a german DJ introed with it, can´t imagine he had it on dubplate. The event was called Future iirc...was one of the biggest promotions in Mannheim, multiple floors and lots of UK artists were the order of the day there back then. I just stood on the floor with my mouth open when the reese/rozalla chant hit, the drop then biblically destroyed the place. Will never forget that moment.
Man, that sounds amazing! It obviously left a mark on your life to remember it in such detail to this day! I am glad you have a fond memory of the music and hopefully you have many others, too!
Would love to see some recreations of some Break tunes. Probably one of my all-time favorite DnB producers over the years. "Positive/Negative" and "Accelerate" are still killer tracks.
Very impressive and thank you very much, brought back some very great memories 🙂
Amazing Video mate!!!
Class. such an iconic track.
and thanks for that information about pre fx and post fx! something new for us learners.
No problem! I am hear to teach and hope things can be learned and applied from my videos.
🤩 wow !!! Oh yeah!! 🙏 thanks!!! I love you, man !!! 😅
Amazing! 🔥
You nail the genre ❤
Blame also used that Rozalla sample, but pitched up in Feel The Energy.
Good ear! It is definitely the same sample used there! Great hardcore track that was too!
SICK
Big up for all the information 👊
What in my favorite tune is this? Would love to see some Bad Company UK tunes as well.
Amazing!!!
Great job man!
Watching you recreate this so efficiently, one has to wonder how long it took them to create all of this originally.
Probably a lot longer. I assume they were mainly using hardware back then and coming up with ideas out of thin air is much harder then someone else working with whatever already exists!
Absolutely legendary tune
Well done!
bad company UK - the nine
next please
Ram Records TITAN
ruclips.net/video/SjoZNRgZDH4/видео.html
He already did it :)
@@cidst8 for real? thats just... i mean... wow! wat a guy! also that smile tells me it must be worth a peek. my weekend just got altered!
great work !
Another great candidate for a remake would be Calyx & Teebee - The Divide
what a legend!
You great
I went to the Renegade Hardware website back in the day. They had a simple black and white animated homepage with this track playing. And I was like "Whaaaaaaaat the FUCK is THIS?!?" I emailed them and they got back to me saying there was a lot of interest in the song and told me what it was. Went right to Breakbeat Science and picked up the Aftermath Essential Rewinds album for it!
Nice! That is a neat way of learning about a track. I guess this was when the internet was much more infant and it wasn't as easy as it is today to get knowledge and information!
@@STRANJAH Or I just didn't know the right resources. This was around 2000 when I was in college. I don't remember what resources there were online - I sure didn't have any streaming music services if that existed. I had iTunes and my Gen 1 iPod (yeah man, the physical wheel and Firewire, a full ass 5GB!). The only resource I knew was the physical record stores I'd go into and browse, and talk to the sales people (like Reid Speed, DJ DB oh yes!)
Those simpler times I sometimes miss. I enjoyed having to physically put in the effort of going to the record shops to learn of and pick up music. I still miss my cassette tape walkman, too! BTW, 2000 was still pretty scaled back when it came to the internet, at least compared to today's terms!
YT is not sending me your notifications. SMH. Anyways.... good job, as usual. For parallel processing I like to use an effects rack with multiple chains. Your way is cleaner, more visible.
Glad you like the process. Try it in your own tracks and see how you get on, compared to your method. Whatever works best is what matters in the end.
lol i love how humble you are
Dieselboy - Invid, is one of my fav from back in the old days
thaaaaanks!
Oh man. I remember when that came out 🤘 still got the vinyl
Would love to see you break down Wots My Code - Dubplate (Total Science Remix) one of the best imo
Amazing. Thanks
killer, thanks!!!
Respect
Great to watch. On a side note, anyone ID the License remix that's playin in the background in the first minute? Not heard that one before!
It’s a work in progress by me 😗
Now do Black Sun Empire - Breach. 😁
Arrakis
Rawthang - Scorned
Just listening to No Remorse, KUDOS👍
Wtf this is legendary
Hilarious humble label mentions 😅
😂 that was classic
Perfect tutorial man. I hope you will visit us in Vancouver or I hope I will be able to come to your city.
Please recreation of Heavyweight AMC remix
legend!
Awesome 😁
FROM THIS TRACK STARTED THE MOST INTERESTING ERA OF DNB IN MY LIFE!
bad company, noisia...
Wooooooooooooooh, this song!
How did they make these?
Synthetix - Chain reaction
Optical - the shining (Ed Rush & Optical remix)
memories!
I still remember when you taught me the unison trick!
@@STRANJAH I still make all my bass sounds in soundforge 4.
even though you already covered them somewhat. I would be interested to see something more in depth of terrorist renegade or dj ss black
How about J Majik „the lizard“ ? Never figured out how to create that stunning baseline
i dare you to remake Noisia's Stigma :D
Hi Stranjah, nice one. I am waiting for a No U Turn - Technology remake since 1997. Please do it next. woild be kind.
At least I can say I heard of Hospital Records🎉
I actually study Neurofunk to produce this genre, but I haven't managed to figure it out completely yet, but I am on it
Best of luck! With determination and practice, I'm sure you will pull it off!
Nice work! Also use of washed out ride cymbal every 8/16bars to re-invigorate the beat occasionally... very Techno.
No qualms about mixing techniques from other genres! If it works and sounds good, then go with it!
This is what Break picked up from being a Konflict fan. Early on he did it with funk breaks, making it sound more live. Then with the modern drum set emulations like Addictive Drums.
Was in the studio when this was being made,if u kno u kno
Havent thought of using a seperate sub bass percussive. I rather ignore sub basses all together.
8:24 i like that stuff more than these mean n loud basses. its the subtle stuff that does the trick for me in good dnb tracks ^^. it has to tell a story.
It really is about telling a story and creating movement. It's these little details that really make a track standout
More videos like this bro please 💯 John b up all night maybe?
Oh ya, that is a good one!
15:28 blew my fkin mind
Holy shit them presets in gnarly 2 sound mad !! 😈🔥💯
Thanks so much for supporting the pack! I'm glad you like what you hear!
Frikking great breakdown!
What about 501 likes and also give away Vital preset free?
Or maybe 1k and do the same but in FL Studio.
Never the less, great job once again! Keep it up. ❤
What about Stakka & Skynet - Clockwork
The pitch on the vocal doesn't quite match does it? Seems to be a semitone or two too low.
Hubcap by noisia next?
I wish Sonic Academy released a Kick 3 VST or something.