Hey I know some of you hate the premiere feature, but I personally enjoy talking to you while the video runs. I am a live musician at heart and audience feedback is what I love. Its much more satisfying to me this way. No worries, I won't do it with every video. Thanks, and enjoy the show!
Can't say I've yet made it to a premiere, but in theory I like the concept. I worked for several years at a live video streaming company, and it was evident that live "performance" and interacting with fans simultaneously was a challenge (often requiring multiple people just to coordinate things in more successful scenarios). The nice thing about the premiere idea is that you can present a fully edited video and interact with folks at the same time.
When I was young i thought only i am mad in this world, because i played with an old Pioneer music system (radio and tape player) i had splited speakers wires and put an slice of tomatoe between them as an effect and it worked!
I'm waiting for the episode where Heinbach goes to the hospital and sees a patient on a heart monitor, ans says "hello, I'm Heinbach..." before pulling out jumper cables. The patients eyes open wide... an hour later... will it music?
@@Hainbach That EG&G is in good hands, I wouldn't worry about how I'm being used if I were it =) Sure, different purpose compared to what it was designed for, but you're still using it educationally. Music is education. And education can be science! (and I believe it is, in this case) Another great video Hainbach, thank you.
Amazing. I loved the little demo at the end. That lock-in absolutely has great character and a fantastic amount of analog warmth. I love what it does to the signals you input into it.
Wow! Congratulations on selling out the EP in 2 days. Just missed it. Hope I don't miss the next release while I'm dancing to the end of this video. Sounds great, keep'm coming, Thank you, Hainbach.
Hey I was thinking with all your test equipment why dont you recreate a vocoder?? I saw a lot of marconi modulation meters in ebay with carrier and modulation wirh separate signal . I read an article of homer Dudley about the carrier nature of speech . You just need different output of your b&k 1601 to became a filterbank ... You got also a lot of other tech equipment for this purpose Please give it a try
Grazie per i commenti , la passione in quello che fai, la musica straordinaria che produci (Thanks for the comments, the passion in what you do, the extraordinary music you produce)
Fantastic tune at the end of your video! Nice & chill plus a bit of good airy feel to the song & a delight to the ears through a pair of headphones! 🙂🙂 Plus I have this tune on my iPod & USB stick to play in my car! 🙂🙂🎧🎧🔊🔊
This is very much reminds me of old industrial, as in the original concept of no musical equipment being used to create sounds...Throbbing Gristle for the new generation
I decided to buy a lock in amplifier on Ebay after watching this and I am wondering what kind of cables and adapter you used to get that 303 to go in the amplifier. Also are lock in amplifiers problematic to record ? (regarding high voltage output) Sorry for all those questions but you're the only person I know that can answer them! keep doing what you do, I love it
i don't know what you were suddenly looking at,.. But @ 4.24 i couldn't help but visualize your wife standing in the doorway, unapprovingly shaking her head at you as the low frequencies rattle the foundations... superb device
You don't BUY test equipment, you make friends at labs and make sure you're there when it hits the dumpster. There's so much NIM and CAMAC stuff being replaced, you need to give it new homes!
Heh...in some cases, that's prudent. I have a PAR CR-4 preamp (like the one you see on top of that GenRad 1564A analyzer/filter...the small black-cased box) that was out of some lab at a facility that did a lot of nuclear physics, and apparently it caught a few stray neutrons and something in it is a tad "hot". Nothing dangerous, but I wouldn't make a point of using mine as a pillow.
@@Hainbach if you want something stylish and super cheap with an output, check out polish DP-66 from the 60s. They go for 20€ on allegro (polish auction site). Then you just need some old lens wit throated glass, or a watch with radium hands... I trust, that you do good with it. But remember - if you do get that model resist the urge to plug the included cord to the mains. It is not 230V powered, even tho the plug fits.
Have you ever hurt yourself (your ears) with unexpected volume / feedback loops? Got my mic in a feedback loop by accident yesterday and thought about some of the frequencies you've dealt with
In that corner I am far enough away from the speakers. Playing live is a much bigger risk - mic feedback can kill your ears, had to take Cortison for damage that occured during a Soundcheck a few years back.
One time Jimmy Hendrix was supposed to play a show for German TV. During rehearsals, a concerned German Tonmeister, a classically trained master sound engineer, came about and carefully showed Herr Hendrix how to set his amp so it would not distort. Herr Hendrix looked politely but uncomprehendingly at the meister's work, before rolling all knobs up to max in one smooth gesture and playing it like the god he is. Moral? Distortion can be good or bad, depending on the Observer.
That sounds amazing. Wish I could get my paws on one of those vinyl records. Are you able to keep an analog master all the way into the vinyl format? I have seen that there are almost nobody who can cut vinyl from tape anymore. My next release will be recorded digitaly as well, but I hope to one day make a truly analog vinyl record and cassette tape.
It's analog mix, analog record, digital master, vinyl cut. Only one trip through the ADDA, which is fine I feel, and economical. But yeah, all the way would be an experience on its own!
@@Hainbach Ok, yeah I think one have to sell alot of records in order to justify getting that analog cutting, and I think it is very timeconsuming and dificult setting it up. Very little "bang for the buck" soundwise, and doing it digitaly have so many advatages, it will probebly be a better result as well.
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. yes, i liked it that much
Impulse Generator album cover is great -- I can't wait to get mine. The lock-in amp does have a really nice sound to it -- and it would be a cool addition as a modular unit (if such a thing does not exist). Remind me again though -- how do you keep from blowing up your audio equipment with these things? Oh yeh, is the track going to be on Impulse Generator II? ;-)
It sounds so nice because it is the purest of Analog. A VST or App would defeat the whole purpose of this and will never sound as good. Don't know why people just don't get that by now...
Probably not doable. These devices have components in them that get really wacky and nonlinear when you start feeding them with signals that they're not exactly designed to deal with. The circuit modelling needed would be insane...
Ahhh, the incomparable sound of EG&G. You know you're getting the finest when your music gear manufacturer also runs secret government installations like Area 51. I'm pretty sure Behringer can't make that claim! That 124A bangs like hell, tho...that, plus that UBM kick, and yeah, AHCEED just got even crazier!
@@Hainbach Oh, yeahhh...that's going to sound awesome. Of course, I have a few fine EG&G pieces here, too...including the PAR Model 110 _filter/oscillator!_ Yeah, byoyeee...and you've also got the fine superfuzzy CR-4 PAR preamp, which I know can turn 303-ish lines into psychedelic MADNESS. That rig of yours is getting supremely dangerous!
@@Hainbach Wouldn't know...I've not encountered a PAR 189 "in the wild". However, from both our experiences with PAR stuff, if it can do audio, it probably sounds totally kick-ass.
HAINBACH A brainwave monitor feeding in to create a drone would actually be an amazing musical experience, as part of playing it would be controlling your own mind. Would certainly be good background! Perhaps a heartbeat monitor to set the rhythm, as drum triggers? Edit: I keep adding replies but biofeedback is an amazing tool for exploring your own mental states and a drone based on your brainwaves would be a great meditative experience. Don't know if you read this, love your work, thanks.
Very nice, rich sounds. But aren't you afraid to damage your valued equipment when the *overload* light is on and the meter stays out of scale all the time?
du sagst im Video, dass du den 124A 5x besitzt. Und da Besitz bekanntlich belastet - würdest Du einen davon verkaufen? Sind einfach nicht mehr zu bekommen.. Hoff diese direkte Frage ist ok!
It is so sad that use lock-in amplifiers to make crap music. These instruments are intended for scientific research and servo feedback control. Why don't you stay in your lane ? A PAR 124A lock-in is legendary and you have demoted it to produce obnoxiuos "music" Shame on you.
Hey I know some of you hate the premiere feature, but I personally enjoy talking to you while the video runs. I am a live musician at heart and audience feedback is what I love. Its much more satisfying to me this way. No worries, I won't do it with every video. Thanks, and enjoy the show!
Why would people complain about premiere? o_O
It doesn't take anything away!
There are always a few downvotes as soon as premiere is announced. It goes against the grain for some.
i cant watch the video till tonight now though, it premieres right when i get to work!
HAINBACH I am starting to look for test gear but all I can find is old spec graphs! LOL
Love this machine !
Can't say I've yet made it to a premiere, but in theory I like the concept. I worked for several years at a live video streaming company, and it was evident that live "performance" and interacting with fans simultaneously was a challenge (often requiring multiple people just to coordinate things in more successful scenarios). The nice thing about the premiere idea is that you can present a fully edited video and interact with folks at the same time.
When I was young i thought only i am mad in this world, because i played with an old Pioneer music system (radio and tape player) i had splited speakers wires and put an slice of tomatoe between them as an effect and it worked!
Sylvia Massy has been doing just that for years. Check out her channel for weird production methods you never knew existed.
4:04 .... Finest techno vibes I've heard in a while
I'm waiting for the episode where Heinbach goes to the hospital and sees a patient on a heart monitor, ans says "hello, I'm Heinbach..." before pulling out jumper cables. The patients eyes open wide... an hour later... will it music?
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best comment !!!
Next october would be funny
This would be a nice addition to the "the machine that goes ping" sketch.
HAINBACH using a AED after a cardiac arrest: "Good to have you back" #lovethe606sounds
2:34 you’ve served your purpose lil bud. It’s about time you had some fun.
I love that you make them talk now ^^
I got bored with technical explanations, so I had a bit more fun
@RedMeansRecording would be proud!
@@Hainbach That EG&G is in good hands, I wouldn't worry about how I'm being used if I were it =)
Sure, different purpose compared to what it was designed for, but you're still using it educationally. Music is education. And education can be science! (and I believe it is, in this case)
Another great video Hainbach, thank you.
This is another level of art. Polysophy
"Good to have you back" It's good to be back :)
only 3 minutes after upload! love your work hainbach, you are my inspiration for getting into dictaphones for ambient production
Amazing. I loved the little demo at the end.
That lock-in absolutely has great character and a fantastic amount of analog warmth. I love what it does to the signals you input into it.
Thank. You Hainbach. Love that lock in Amp . The filtering sounds amazing .
Wow! Congratulations on selling out the EP in 2 days. Just missed it. Hope I don't miss the next release while I'm dancing to the end of this video. Sounds great, keep'm coming, Thank you, Hainbach.
Inspiring as always. Thank you brother!
That test-euipment is so cool man. You can craft almost infinite sound-textures from it, damn is that cool. Have fun with that beasts.
Certainly nice big alive sound. Good reveal some of the tone from Impulse Generator too, love the release.
track at the end is awesome!
yes, that thing is a monster. and the song at the end once again really enjoyable. i hope to be able to explore such a studio someday
Appreciate the explanation and close ups on the control panel, wicked jam. I was digging that for sure.
That thing sounds great!
Awesome. I love that it still has the cyclotron sticker on it, complete with phone extension.
Sold out in two days!? Nice! And glad I snagged one. Cheers!
That is why I follow hainbach
Wild sounds! Love the jam at the end.
Brutal and awesome!
Damn, that bass would make any Moog or Roland jealous!
That track at the end is fantastic!
Really enjoyed this one 👍🏻 and congratulations on the ‘Unofficial Channels’ section in December’s “Wire” !
Gah, I REALLY want a wall of test equipment now. The bass on this one is awesome and I absolutely love it.
Hey I was thinking with all your test equipment why dont you recreate a vocoder??
I saw a lot of marconi modulation meters in ebay with carrier and modulation wirh separate signal . I read an article of homer Dudley about the carrier nature of speech .
You just need different output of your b&k 1601 to became a filterbank ...
You got also a lot of other tech equipment for this purpose
Please give it a try
Wait we need an envelope follower for the filter bank and voice
What tech equipment should we use??
Grazie per i commenti , la passione in quello che fai, la musica straordinaria che produci (Thanks for the comments, the passion in what you do, the extraordinary music you produce)
I am sooooooo happy you're doing techno now!!! It's so good!
Feel the force!
Absolutely Amazing! I actually had one of these a while back.
awesome, that kick drum Is just cream and the bass sounds alive
Wow, I had no idea these things sound so powerful!
I can definitely see these drum loops being on a Little Dragon or a Young Fathers record. Beautiful as always.
I get the feeling of Nugs - Mi Casa Su Casa of the rawness like how you get at 05:00 so good!
Exzellent, wie immer !
Fantastic tune at the end of your video! Nice & chill plus a bit of good airy feel to the song & a delight to the ears through a pair of headphones! 🙂🙂 Plus I have this tune on my iPod & USB stick to play in my car! 🙂🙂🎧🎧🔊🔊
Wow! What a machine!! 👍👍❤️
Sounds thick/fat and awesome! Great video and jam. Making me want that sample pack...
It's hot cakes judging from the increase of signups non Patreon 😄
Great video!
I totattly love mine.
I think the different models i own all got their own charm.
This is very much reminds me of old industrial, as in the original concept of no musical equipment being used to create sounds...Throbbing Gristle for the new generation
That noise at the end sounded like a dot-matrix printer dying and it was great.
Its a perfect use of your circuits
That 606 bit in the beginning was nice :]
( ...& again @ 4:45! )
I decided to buy a lock in amplifier on Ebay after watching this and I am wondering what kind of cables and adapter you used to get that 303 to go in the amplifier. Also are lock in amplifiers problematic to record ? (regarding high voltage output) Sorry for all those questions but you're the only person I know that can answer them! keep doing what you do, I love it
Wow ! Nice jam at the end. :-)
I think your latest album is my favourite or yours so far!
i don't know what you were suddenly looking at,..
But @ 4.24 i couldn't help but visualize your wife standing in the doorway, unapprovingly shaking her head at you as the low frequencies rattle the foundations... superb device
Nooo stop making me want to buy test equipment you monster
You don't BUY test equipment, you make friends at labs and make sure you're there when it hits the dumpster. There's so much NIM and CAMAC stuff being replaced, you need to give it new homes!
Hainbach, have you ever used a Geiger counter on your test equipment? ... Just wondering.
Looking for one with a pulse out....
@@HainbachHaha, well, I hope it doesn't start beeping a whole bunch right off the bat. Just sayin. 🤞
Heh...in some cases, that's prudent. I have a PAR CR-4 preamp (like the one you see on top of that GenRad 1564A analyzer/filter...the small black-cased box) that was out of some lab at a facility that did a lot of nuclear physics, and apparently it caught a few stray neutrons and something in it is a tad "hot". Nothing dangerous, but I wouldn't make a point of using mine as a pillow.
@@Hainbach if you want something stylish and super cheap with an output, check out polish DP-66 from the 60s. They go for 20€ on allegro (polish auction site). Then you just need some old lens wit throated glass, or a watch with radium hands... I trust, that you do good with it. But remember - if you do get that model resist the urge to plug the included cord to the mains. It is not 230V powered, even tho the plug fits.
Have you ever hurt yourself (your ears) with unexpected volume / feedback loops? Got my mic in a feedback loop by accident yesterday and thought about some of the frequencies you've dealt with
In that corner I am far enough away from the speakers. Playing live is a much bigger risk - mic feedback can kill your ears, had to take Cortison for damage that occured during a Soundcheck a few years back.
@@Hainbach ayy nice setup :P oof that sounds...not so fun. Glad you recovered
😂😂😂👌 I have unlocked the secrets of the universe, now I am a 303 !!!
RUclips showed me an ad for actual lab equipment before this video. I feel like I have leveled up.
Ha, I have been getting these too. They are a welcome break from mobile games.
I just got the Behringer Super Fuzz and it sounds awesome on my pocket operators drum machine or any drum machine for that matter
One time Jimmy Hendrix was supposed to play a show for German TV. During rehearsals, a concerned German Tonmeister, a classically trained master sound engineer, came about and carefully showed Herr Hendrix how to set his amp so it would not distort. Herr Hendrix looked politely but uncomprehendingly at the meister's work, before rolling all knobs up to max in one smooth gesture and playing it like the god he is. Moral? Distortion can be good or bad, depending on the Observer.
Wow that’s pretty fn awesome.
That sounds amazing. Wish I could get my paws on one of those vinyl records. Are you able to keep an analog master all the way into the vinyl format? I have seen that there are almost nobody who can cut vinyl from tape anymore. My next release will be recorded digitaly as well, but I hope to one day make a truly analog vinyl record and cassette tape.
It's analog mix, analog record, digital master, vinyl cut. Only one trip through the ADDA, which is fine I feel, and economical. But yeah, all the way would be an experience on its own!
@@Hainbach Ok, yeah I think one have to sell alot of records in order to justify getting that analog cutting, and I think it is very timeconsuming and dificult setting it up. Very little "bang for the buck" soundwise, and doing it digitaly have so many advatages, it will probebly be a better result as well.
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. yes, i liked it that much
Impulse Generator album cover is great -- I can't wait to get mine. The lock-in amp does have a really nice sound to it -- and it would be a cool addition as a modular unit (if such a thing does not exist). Remind me again though -- how do you keep from blowing up your audio equipment with these things? Oh yeh, is the track going to be on Impulse Generator II? ;-)
Very likely!
3:48 You Front242ed the whole thing.
Someone must make a VST or app for this sounds so nice .
It sounds so nice because it is the purest of Analog. A VST or App would defeat the whole purpose of this and will never sound as good. Don't know why people just don't get that by now...
Probably not doable. These devices have components in them that get really wacky and nonlinear when you start feeding them with signals that they're not exactly designed to deal with. The circuit modelling needed would be insane...
2:37 yes
What beautiful textural sounds... uh oh, I may have just found a new expensive hobby.
That track at the end is magic. How much is your electric bill?!
you must be very popular with the college kids and professors,. very good techno,.
Ahhh, the incomparable sound of EG&G. You know you're getting the finest when your music gear manufacturer also runs secret government installations like Area 51. I'm pretty sure Behringer can't make that claim!
That 124A bangs like hell, tho...that, plus that UBM kick, and yeah, AHCEED just got even crazier!
You won't believe my next lock-in then (if it works). Vacuum tube!
@@Hainbach Oh, yeahhh...that's going to sound awesome. Of course, I have a few fine EG&G pieces here, too...including the PAR Model 110 _filter/oscillator!_ Yeah, byoyeee...and you've also got the fine superfuzzy CR-4 PAR preamp, which I know can turn 303-ish lines into psychedelic MADNESS. That rig of yours is getting supremely dangerous!
Oh, that one is cool. You probably also have the 189 - is it basically that filter?
@@Hainbach Wouldn't know...I've not encountered a PAR 189 "in the wild". However, from both our experiences with PAR stuff, if it can do audio, it probably sounds totally kick-ass.
Absolutely! 189 is the bomb, too. Really happy with mine, though it could use a recap.
That is a beautiful track might be a good floor floor filler for a Techno Rave.
I look forward to your collaboration with Pye Corner Audio.
Hey! I finally got hold of my first reel to reel. Where do you like to buy your tape reels from?
Darklab magnetics in Germany
Could you find some interesting picovolt signals to amplify? Like maybe something really faint from the SOMA Ether?
I was dreami ng of doing heartbeats and brainwaves yesterday
HAINBACH A brainwave monitor feeding in to create a drone would actually be an amazing musical experience, as part of playing it would be controlling your own mind. Would certainly be good background!
Perhaps a heartbeat monitor to set the rhythm, as drum triggers?
Edit: I keep adding replies but biofeedback is an amazing tool for exploring your own mental states and a drone based on your brainwaves would be a great meditative experience. Don't know if you read this, love your work, thanks.
Yeah if the upcoming module would be based on this i ain’t mad
Very nice, rich sounds. But aren't you afraid to damage your valued equipment when the *overload* light is on and the meter stays out of scale all the time?
No, these can take 100Volt easily. Won't damage them with 6 volt gates.
wow it's like a gristleizer
Match your hat to the color of the knobs. That’s visual pleasure
du sagst im Video, dass du den 124A 5x besitzt. Und da Besitz bekanntlich belastet - würdest Du einen davon verkaufen? Sind einfach nicht mehr zu bekommen.. Hoff diese direkte Frage ist ok!
that is fiiilth! want one bad.
Why an egg timer though?
pure industrial phonk.
5:20 = Hardsyle
Can you call the NATIVE INSTRUMENTS Staff to reply this toy in a VST?
I would love to work with someone to redo this in hardware, modular or standalone
11:20 SO HUGE
Du kannst ja richtig geile Mugge machen. :) hehe.... Das Kassettenkarussel von damals is auch geil....
Super das Teil!
I get it
Definitely....UNPARALLELED
these cost a lot now
Harshness intensifies.
And I love premiere too. Wasn't able to attend but go on with them.
What a what???!!!😬😬😬
what the hell
It is so sad that use lock-in amplifiers to make crap music. These instruments are intended for scientific research and servo feedback control. Why don't you stay in your lane ? A PAR 124A lock-in is legendary and you have demoted it to produce obnoxiuos "music" Shame on you.
edel schrott sound vom feinsten lol ∞..........8
tolles stück zum schluß .... wirklich begeistert
@hainbach. Should I buy an eg&g 162. 40$ usd untested
That is a Boxcar, less useful than a lock in. But you can get some rhythm out of it. Check my video on Boxcar Synthesis
@@Hainbach thanks! I’ve been dying to dig into test equipment. For 40 dollars, I think I’ll snag it up. Much love from Nashville!