Love this place. Looks so organic with all the wood and natural light, full of character! Not this terrible "sterile" studio spaces that look like in a hospital. I'm happy for Henrik.
Henrik is a freak and the word freak here is used in the most respectful manner you can imagine. Love this man's creation to the fullest. thanx a lot, another little freak's speaking ;)
From someone in the midst of their studio build this video resonates with me and inspires me so fully. Thankful for your welcoming the world into your space 🙏🏼
An extraordinary artist, an exceptional producer, an astonishing live-performer, a true technology and studio geek. Thank you Mr. Schwarz for your amazing musical output!
Your standards must be very low. Wanna know my standards? AFX, Brian Eno, Ennio Morricone, John Carpenter, Ludwig van Beethoven, Frédéric Chopin.... just a few real extraordinary examples. Good day.
Nice so this is a vintage AUDIOS? They announced a revival 1 or 2 years ago, but I've never seen one in the wild. Didn't know that it was used on Star Wars as well, I only knew about the use of a Marshall Time Modulator for Darth Vader's voice.
Schwarz is an exceptional artist and dj. I've watched his cercle gigs a million times and I hope lots of other people enjoy them as much as me cos they're better than drugs :D
HAMMER KÜNSTLER! One of a Kind! .. Hab ihn in Berghain/Pana mal erleben dürfern! Mega Set hoffe bald wieder .. Coole Studio, Mega Gear! .. KEEP ROCKING
Amazing studio. How inspiring. When you send sounds out into your analog gear and then back into Ableton live doesn't it introduce latency and how do you compensate it?
Ableton does it and it mostly works fine. You can also adjust the latency for external devices separately for each device. Sometimes if all goes wrong with timing I might record the external hardware as an audio stem and put it to the correct position.
@Henrik Schwarz On the desk in the middle is it just a screen connected to the MacBook on the right? Or is it another computer? (if so - how is it connected to the rest?)
maybe I can: Main Stereo Out from the LIO-8 goes to the Trinnov room correction. Then to Barefoot speakers. Volume is controlled by a midi Device that controls the monitor level inside LIO-8. Second Monitor Out goes to amp goes to small speakers. All hardware devices have their own stereo converters for in and out and are treated like insert plug ins in DAW. All Synths go to one of two small mixers that go to one of the soundcards. Hope this helps.
@@sundaymusicBerlin Hello!…I know this is a late inquiry… but I was wondering if each of the MH 2882 converters that you have chained to the LIO-8 absolutely need the 3D expansions in order to talk to each other over Ethernet. Thank you so much for showing us around your studio. Beautiful creative space.. I’ve been a fan for many years ❤️✌🏼🙏🏼🎛
9:21, correct - those both units are full digital 16/44.1, not analog, I know it for the fact, just sold MO/FX, cause it was too heavy for me and I used just a delay:), cool items made in Canada ca 2000, the company went bankrupt long time ago btw
I'm going to be honest , did not know Henrik and literally started watching the video because that beautiful imager that caught my eye in the first few seconds and then at the very end he just goes "This is the visual thing" lol. I mean he seems like a nice guy and I got to see A LOT of other cool stuff but it's driving me crazy right now...
I would love to share these as well. However they are pretty complicated at this stage. I might do an extra video soon to explain how they work and what's inside. So maybe you might be able to build one yourself. Hopefully some bigger Manufacturer like Akai, NI or Ableton would like to work on the idea.
Hi Henrik, I got two questions for you. With all that hardware. Did you encounter any issues with ground loop noise? And do you have any tips on battling this phenomenon?
actually no problems so far with ground loops at all. All studio gear including my computer is connected to the same 2 supply circuits that are separate from everything else.Hope this helps...
the routing is flexible. I put them in wherever I need them. All hardware devices have their own converters for stereo in and output so I can route them in software.
true! Sorry i forgot to talk about it. It is for sure one of the best sounding reverbs out there. BUT it is maybe not really necessary to own one unless you are working on some pure acoustic production. I am using Liquid Sonics Seventh Heaven and Reverberate a lot as well because it sounds very similar to the M7 to my ears. The Bricasti device has a touch more depth to it but Liquid Sonics software is really good as well for my taste.
@@sundaymusicBerlin Just curious Henrik, you mentioned that there aren't any good sounding software reverb as PCM-90, have you tried Valhalla's products, arent' those quite good in emulating PCM-90 and other legends?
You could pick up a decent Rhodes for less than $500 not too long ago and can still find working ones for under $1,000 if you look long enough. The og Prophet , not so much…
@@sundaymusicBerlinThanks for taking the time to put this video together. Inspiring content and inspiring space! I would love to see more about your routing process, going in and out of the computer, and how you build up sounds… both in terms of a production environment and a live environment. I am also excited to see what you come up with regarding your controller designs. Pretty amazing!
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Love this place. Looks so organic with all the wood and natural light, full of character! Not this terrible "sterile" studio spaces that look like in a hospital. I'm happy for Henrik.
Henrik is a freak and the word freak here is used in the most respectful manner you can imagine. Love this man's creation to the fullest. thanx a lot, another little freak's speaking ;)
what a beautiful studio. That must be such an inspiring place to work.
Best format on the channel. Pure love 👌
the perfect space to be creative. Cool that you're sending some sounds through the Fender!!!
From someone in the midst of their studio build this video resonates with me and inspires me so fully. Thankful for your welcoming the world into your space 🙏🏼
A big fan of one of the masters, happy to see this!
Great studio and music production philosophy 🔝 all with care
Seen him in Detroit and Berlin, and it's always a pleasure when he is at the helm!
Amazing interview! Please more of this, henrik IS an alquimist❤
brilliant man! loved to see stimmings device again and the teensy diy controller work, big up!
It’s not Stimmings Mastering chain, it’s a FMR RNC1773.
@@bastian5304 oh it is....re-check the video, i do not mean the fmr ;)
Love this format and concept !!
❤️❤️❤️💕
Such a creative genius
Cant wait for Shwarzonator! But why you discounted M4L device version, Henrik? I cant download it anywhere now, so frustrating
Super nice video and very intresting studio! Really enjoyed it!
Dream Studio. Wow.
Henrik: Here are the prototypes for my new products.
Behringer: you mean *our* new products!
Fascinating - Thanks for this!
Henrik is such genius very interesting to get this private look into his studio
Beautiful work. Inspiring for anyone who loves to make music.
Amazing intuitive & logical Studio workflow setup. Very relatable & I absolutely love the hardware. Sweet :-)
An extraordinary artist, an exceptional producer, an astonishing live-performer, a true technology and studio geek. Thank you Mr. Schwarz for your amazing musical output!
Your standards must be very low. Wanna know my standards? AFX, Brian Eno, Ennio Morricone, John Carpenter, Ludwig van Beethoven, Frédéric Chopin.... just a few real extraordinary examples. Good day.
Nice so this is a vintage AUDIOS? They announced a revival 1 or 2 years ago, but I've never seen one in the wild. Didn't know that it was used on Star Wars as well, I only knew about the use of a Marshall Time Modulator for Darth Vader's voice.
And it's an impossible name to google. Any chance you have any of the info on this unit or its reissue?
What an inspiring studio, thank you for the tour. Zoned spaces, all ready to go with automation - maybe Henrik is a friend of BT? 😄
Wow! Lovely space to create in.
... amazing studio!!
How to make the automation to turn the ssl fusion on?!
Great vid!
Danke dir für den Schwarzonator,richtigg geiles tool^^
Only but love to this guy!
Schwarz is an exceptional artist and dj. I've watched his cercle gigs a million times and I hope lots of other people enjoy them as much as me cos they're better than drugs :D
Excellent Henrik .
When I grow up, I want to be Henrik Schwarz
excellent choice of analog and digital bits!, not to mention Henrik and other lads off Innervisions, rocks the electronic music land big time!
HAMMER KÜNSTLER! One of a Kind! .. Hab ihn in Berghain/Pana mal erleben dürfern! Mega Set hoffe bald wieder ..
Coole Studio, Mega Gear! .. KEEP ROCKING
Amazing studio. How inspiring.
When you send sounds out into your analog gear and then back into Ableton live doesn't it introduce latency and how do you compensate it?
Ableton does it and it mostly works fine. You can also adjust the latency for external devices separately for each device. Sometimes if all goes wrong with timing I might record the external hardware as an audio stem and put it to the correct position.
any chance that matrix 1000 tool henrik wrote is in the wild anywhere?
there was also hidden a Behringer Model D... i seen it on more shots. Is that a shame to mention that between the other synths?? :D :D :D
Amazing studio but where can I buy those track bottoms??
Anyone know what the visual oscillocope thingy on the desk is called?
it's a correlation meter
@@sundaymusicBerlin Thanks!
@Henrik Schwarz On the desk in the middle is it just a screen connected to the MacBook on the right? Or is it another computer? (if so - how is it connected to the rest?)
Can someone explain his audio routing to me?
maybe I can: Main Stereo Out from the LIO-8 goes to the Trinnov room correction. Then to Barefoot speakers. Volume is controlled by a midi Device that controls the monitor level inside LIO-8. Second Monitor Out goes to amp goes to small speakers.
All hardware devices have their own stereo converters for in and out and are treated like insert plug ins in DAW.
All Synths go to one of two small mixers that go to one of the soundcards.
Hope this helps.
@@sundaymusicBerlin appreciate ya! So the LIO-8 is your interface but what are your converters?
Beautiful studio! Curious what stand or desk you are using for the MS-20?
It's self made from black MDF ...
Please do one with Jeroen Search!
Good Idea, he's a great producer!
@@ThomannSynthesizers that would be amazing! Thank you for the great content :)
would love to see that too!
What is the name of your soundcard with all those ethernet converters? That would be a huge solution for me. Thank you! Great video!
it's Metric Halo. The main one is a LIO-8 and the others are 2882
@@sundaymusicBerlin Hello!…I know this is a late inquiry… but I was wondering if each of the MH 2882 converters that you have chained to the LIO-8 absolutely need the 3D expansions in order to talk to each other over Ethernet.
Thank you so much for showing us around your studio. Beautiful creative space.. I’ve been a fan for many years ❤️✌🏼🙏🏼🎛
9:21, correct - those both units are full digital 16/44.1, not analog, I know it for the fact, just sold MO/FX, cause it was too heavy for me and I used just a delay:), cool items made in Canada ca 2000, the company went bankrupt long time ago btw
I heard that, too, but I think he might mean physical in that moment, not analog. Just my take…
I want to buy those custom controllers from the end of the video, all of them!
I'm going to be honest , did not know Henrik and literally started watching the video because that beautiful imager that caught my eye in the first few seconds and then at the very end he just goes "This is the visual thing" lol. I mean he seems like a nice guy and I got to see A LOT of other cool stuff but it's driving me crazy right now...
will the live-show controllers also be available for purchase? 😍
I would love to share these as well. However they are pretty complicated at this stage. I might do an extra video soon to explain how they work and what's inside. So maybe you might be able to build one yourself. Hopefully some bigger Manufacturer like Akai, NI or Ableton would like to work on the idea.
great ... but i don't really understand all thoese pre-amp
Hi Henrik, I got two questions for you. With all that hardware. Did you encounter any issues with ground loop noise? And do you have any tips on battling this phenomenon?
actually no problems so far with ground loops at all. All studio gear including my computer is connected to the same 2 supply circuits that are separate from everything else.Hope this helps...
@@sundaymusicBerlin Lucky you. Hmm I supose I could give something like this a try. Thanks for taking the time to answer.
whats this visual intensity hardware thing ? :-D
+1 i m curious to know what is the visualiser at 16min04
And I thought I was the only one who believes the micro Nord modular is brilliant for drums!
the dynamic gear is connect before or after to the interface or the mixer?
the routing is flexible. I put them in wherever I need them. All hardware devices have their own converters for stereo in and output so I can route them in software.
@@sundaymusicBerlin thanks for answering master. ;)
what camera did you use for the A cam? it looks so good!
Good old Black Magic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K
Hey Henrik. Which mixers do you use for summing your synths to stereo? :)
Both are small Mackies. One is a Mix12Fx and the other is a 1202
13:34 Bricasti M7 the wet dream of the hardware reverbs and no comments?:), come on Henrik!
true! Sorry i forgot to talk about it. It is for sure one of the best sounding reverbs out there. BUT it is maybe not really necessary to own one unless you are working on some pure acoustic production. I am using Liquid Sonics Seventh Heaven and Reverberate a lot as well because it sounds very similar to the M7 to my ears. The Bricasti device has a touch more depth to it but Liquid Sonics software is really good as well for my taste.
@@sundaymusicBerlin cool! I'm by the way a big fan of your music and all stuff you make with Dixon and Ame! Keep making great music!
@@sundaymusicBerlin Just curious Henrik, you mentioned that there aren't any good sounding software reverb as PCM-90, have you tried Valhalla's products, arent' those quite good in emulating PCM-90 and other legends?
great musician, and great video :)
whuttt those controllers are insane! Would you sell one to me haha?
Legend :) ty
"I could never afford a Prophet. Anyway, here is my Rhodes." LOL - cool studio though
You could pick up a decent Rhodes for less than $500 not too long ago and can still find working ones for under $1,000 if you look long enough. The og Prophet , not so much…
@@AlchemicalAudio true. I got my Rhodes long ago for a very good price.
@@sundaymusicBerlinThanks for taking the time to put this video together. Inspiring content and inspiring space!
I would love to see more about your routing process, going in and out of the computer, and how you build up sounds… both in terms of a production environment and a live environment.
I am also excited to see what you come up with regarding your controller designs. Pretty amazing!
Barefoots are super wide apart. Must work for him that way.
This Studio makes me wanna fart in a expensive mic 🎙. Very scary 👻
Wow. That's a ton of making for a musician. Exactly me minus the musicality;)
Great video, super informative, and love this studio!! He runs at 44khz (ruclips.net/video/kgfHmenpFC8/видео.html) ?