To the talented artist behind this stream, your sonic journey on Twitch is truly captivating. The way you sculpt sound and weave melodies with the Wavestate, Arturia Op-Xa, and Roland SH-2, all with custom presets, is nothing short of mesmerizing. Your dedication to your craft shines through in every note and patch you create. Thank you for sharing your musical talents and taking us on this sonic adventure. Looking forward to many more streams!
Damn, I wasn't aware of those Korg VST's. Always great to watch a sound design session that leads up to a finished track! Really inspiring as it takes me so so long to make stuff I then moan about. 😆Keep up the good work, mate!
You're an incredible artist brother. One of the best channels on youtube. Such rich sound. Mind sharing how you learnt composition for example before you started this vid. How did you lay down the chords and sequences. They sounded so dynamic and evolving
Wow, subbed, I really dig your sound design, please keep doing this, I am very keen on iridium sound design and hydrasynth, next will get a wavestate , I am really happy you listed your gear it's always nice to know the gear artist are using , as viewers can relate that you are actually, maybe a human.. thanks mate.
these korg vsts (and the wt editor) are so much better than the hardware itself. lol I think i tried to design a sound on the hardware once and it wasnt fun :D btw nice sounds, as always ❤
Thanks, Rob! I agree, except the OpSix..I find the hardware much better than the vst. It's very fast and easy to navigate on that one. The WS is just pages and pages of menus! Glad you liked the sounds!
Thanks :) I intend to, but I really want to make a bunch of new sounds on it first. I have the hardware synth + opsix set up on a desk with my Elektron machines ready for a jam eventually!
I love your music so much, man. Please, for the love of God, make more titled tracks with heavy bass. These sound design / livestream edits / cover tracks are not the kind of songs you can rip onto your phone and just blast at full volume in your car going down the street with the windows rolled down. I miss stuff like Catalyst, Momentary Recall and Resonant Motion. Those tracks slap so damn hard when showing them to people who have never had a chance to experience your music. Please, I'm begging you! I don't listen to any other artists anymore. I just have your older stuff on repeat.
To the talented artist behind this stream, your sonic journey on Twitch is truly captivating. The way you sculpt sound and weave melodies with the Wavestate, Arturia Op-Xa, and Roland SH-2, all with custom presets, is nothing short of mesmerizing. Your dedication to your craft shines through in every note and patch you create. Thank you for sharing your musical talents and taking us on this sonic adventure. Looking forward to many more streams!
Thank you, much appreciated!
Thanks for the heads up. Checking out his Twitch now. Really nice music in this YT clip
Each video of yours is a master class... greetings to all ;)
YOU ARE DEFINITELY MASTERING THE CRAFT !
Damn, I wasn't aware of those Korg VST's. Always great to watch a sound design session that leads up to a finished track! Really inspiring as it takes me so so long to make stuff I then moan about. 😆Keep up the good work, mate!
Just bought Wavestate Native on the strength of this video, looking forward to exploring it.
You're an incredible artist brother. One of the best channels on youtube. Such rich sound.
Mind sharing how you learnt composition for example before you started this vid. How did you lay down the chords and sequences. They sounded so dynamic and evolving
Thank you! The sequence you hear at the beginning is the actual Wavestate preset, it has a very powerful sequencer built in.
it's truly fascinating to watch creativity at work!
Awesome !
Hypnotic, pulls me into another universe!
Wow, subbed, I really dig your sound design, please keep doing this, I am very keen on iridium sound design and hydrasynth, next will get a wavestate , I am really happy you listed your gear it's always nice to know the gear artist are using , as viewers can relate that you are actually, maybe a human.. thanks mate.
Thanks - you have saved my life! Trev
Thanks so much!
these korg vsts (and the wt editor) are so much better than the hardware itself. lol I think i tried to design a sound on the hardware once and it wasnt fun :D btw nice sounds, as always ❤
Thanks, Rob! I agree, except the OpSix..I find the hardware much better than the vst. It's very fast and easy to navigate on that one. The WS is just pages and pages of menus! Glad you liked the sounds!
Thanks for this, Patrick... among other things, it's given me the impetus to update my own Wavestate firmware and get the Native plugin. 😃
This is brilliant as always ❤👍
Would love to see you playing on the Hardware unit again. It's my favorite synth and I think you would do amazing stuff with it! Like always🙂
Thanks :) I intend to, but I really want to make a bunch of new sounds on it first. I have the hardware synth + opsix set up on a desk with my Elektron machines ready for a jam eventually!
@@stateazure Great! Looking forward to it! Opsix is pretty cool as well...
That's brilliant man! Thanks for posting. Cheers "-)
1:16:04 - Love this bass sound! Channeling a bit of Com Truise 😀
I love your music so much, man. Please, for the love of God, make more titled tracks with heavy bass. These sound design / livestream edits / cover tracks are not the kind of songs you can rip onto your phone and just blast at full volume in your car going down the street with the windows rolled down. I miss stuff like Catalyst, Momentary Recall and Resonant Motion. Those tracks slap so damn hard when showing them to people who have never had a chance to experience your music. Please, I'm begging you! I don't listen to any other artists anymore. I just have your older stuff on repeat.
присоединяюсь❤
вещь❤
Amazing
10 seconds in , and i`m hoooked😊😊😉😉
Nice
Amazing . what daw is this ? Always wanted to do this live
Korg рулит.
I searched "modwave" on your channel but couldn't find any videos. I wonder if you made a video in which you used modewave native as well.
Ah, I'm not sure either, I thought I did some around the same time I made this video..but I maybe didn't mention Modwave in the title.
How's the learning curve? I'd assume it's steep.
which DAW does he use?
Bitwig Studio