Creative Cribs - Nathan Barr (The Americans)
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- Опубликовано: 26 янв 2019
- At the end of 2018, we were invited to 'True Blood' composer Nathan Barr’s studio for a very special studio tour.
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This is literally the recording studio version of willy wonka's chocolate factory. omg
Start of the video: cute studio
Twenty minutes later: cute million-dollar playground
Absolutely incredible. He's like the anti-Junkie XL. There's a good dozen sample libraries waiting to be made in there!
This is the most incredible place I've ever seen. Absolutely speechless.
I feel bad for whoever's Crib comes after this, lol. Barr has out-cribbed us all!
Dear Nathan, if you are reading this, please adopt me.
With warm regards from your new son,
César.
lol!! To be honest I find these studio tours quite boring but this one was something else. Hard work pays off I guess!
@@haywardh8 Haha I'm a fan of the Cribs series and I have to agree that this episode takes the cake. 47 minutes never passed so fast. I can't even imagine the amount of work that went into restoring the Wurly organ and giving it a new home. To think that this beautiful instrument was gathering dust in some warehouse in Reno and now it's being used on major scores again is truly inspiring. Respect!
@@zolhof Agreed this one is quite lovely. I wonder how many people he wants to adopt?
Or is his studio too orangey for crows, just for him and his dog...
That organ BLEW my mind. Definitely one of the best creative crib episodes.
I had the privilege to visit this studio on the ATOS convention. Nathan was very welcoming and Mark played a fabulous concert.
Ladies and Gentleman this is what we call a true musical genius
And he knows how to play them all!
I needed google maps and an excel spreadsheet while watching this.
I've strained my budget on Spitfire products over and over and even though I love what they've enabled my to create, it's videos like this that make me so happy to be one of your customers! What a fantastic look into the world that Nathan has created! God Bless the internet!
BEST Creative Cribs EVER!!!
Yes true, the studio and instruments are cool. But I have to say that Nathan Barr is way out there brilliant. To conceive this, then have the commitment to build it, and to be the patriarch of it all - this guy has some serious talent and is worth every cent they are paying him. Congrats, Nathan. The studio is a masterpiece, but so are you, man. Thanks for this Cribs. I learn so much from these pros!
Dear Nathan,
Please release an album of you and your amazing electro-cello drone.
Could listen to that for hours - so peaceful.
Huge fan of theater organs and church organs, so this episode was a real treat, loved how much emphasis was put on the organ
It's fantastic that this chap is so passionate about this instrument, he's kept it alive.
I watch all these cribs. I loved this one. I also love Nathan's perspective of how these old instruments have a place in contemporary music. I feel like I am always pushing that conversation myself. Orchestrate for euphonium and sax people!
Best cribs ever! Thanks for the walk about.
Makes John Powell's studio seem average!
@@MrMusic238 the music makes up for the lack of gear
42.35 when the dog starts to wiggle its tail, it was so in time with the music and enjoyed it like I did
I complain that my VST libraries take too much space in my hard drive and back in the day it would take up an entire building! Totally mind blowing!
What a passionate and versatile musician, thanks for sharing
Wow. Unbelievable studio. I’ve loved his work on The Americans and Sneaky Pete. Very versatile musician and composer.
that organ nearly made me cry
This ain't a studio, this is a museum. Happy to see that great instrument getting the amount of respect and love it deserves.
An orchestral, functioning museum! Wow.
Nathan Barr knows more about instruments than anyone I have ever met, and what a collection. Wow!
wow it's like a museum
WOW!
Use to go to Organ Stop Pizza in Phoenix growing up in the 60’s-70’s.
Wow! What an amazing place
I would wager this organ never sounded THIS good in its original location! Beautiful!
Nathan starts talking about the organ, I’m thinking “why would anyone go into all this just for a keyboard”
After Mark plays it: “I need one of those right now”
Darn.....I guess my broom closet with a Line 6 isn't as impressive as I thought :(
Uncanny, I have almost the exact same setup in the corner of my bedroom :)
Jim Sanger 😂oh you too?
LOL!
I am extremely jealous. A room with every musical instrument I could ever want in it, including a pipe organ, even more organs, a harpsichord, a piano, that hurdy-gurdy-cello-thing, and more? I want such a room in my house.
Thank you very much for this incredibly detailed tour and your passion for these instruments.
This is one of the coolest music docs I've seen in a while.
Thanks for an inspiring tour of your studio Nathan!
My apologies, in advance, to my family and colleagues- I'm never going to stop talking about this! (Thank you to Nate and Spitfire for making this!)
Thank you for doing this tour, I am blown away by this studio and Nathan, what a skilled musician and composer and the organ my god!!!!!! Amazing and inspiring!!!!
Omg, I have never seen something like this. A true masterpiece. Thanks for sharing
Incredible studio, a musicians dream!
Thoroughly enjoyed this!!!! Cool guy and very passionate about the music he writes and that Organ Holy crap...alot work went into that...would love to have that studio!!! One of the best cribs EVER!!!!
Wow wow wow! The best cribs ever! Blown away!
That was awesome, Thanks Nathan
I was amazed by the variety of instruments in this video.
This was amazing to watch. I am glad that he is preserving this instrument museum. Incredible.
Truly amazing. Kudos, Nathan.
OMG!!! This is totally mind-blowing! Thank you, Spitfire, for making this video. I’m Indonesian and thank you for including angklung in your amazing studio. You’re totally awesome, Nathan. Your studio could be a museum someday.
A true love for music will resonate in ones description of instruments that interest them. This video is so good, Thank you Nathan for your passion in music and Spitfire for your passion to communicate these passions to a 36 year old father of 2, and husband of 1 down in the pinewoods of east Texas. Of course many other thousands ;). Keep up the amazing work and please continue to honor our past. Nathan was nailing it and I can tell he understands that sometimes if you want to go forward you must first go backward ;). Keep it solid my dudes.
Dope studio. Crazy to hear classic sounds & to see the monster that made them.
"Here's my vitrola, from early 1900's... it play's Shellac records... I'm a huge fan of Steve Albini! Here's 1000 Hurtz..."
All I can think is, "how much did this cost?" Unreal and amazing.
Likely millions
@@attentionlabel millions of dollars to het crappy old timey sounds :)
@@epicon6 these sounds are not "crappy" at all. These instruments are an important part of musical and cinematic history. It is great to see them re-integrated into a contemporary format. This is absolutely brilliant.
This what genius looks like... Such an innovative approach to applying organic instruments into soundtrack work:))) Wow!!!!
these is sooo incredible!!!!!
Thanks Nathan and Spitfire; words do not do it justice. Enjoy : D
Incredible
This is by far the best studio ever!!
I am so glad I got to experience these fascinating instruments! It left a warm feeling in my tummy 😊 Thanks for sharing 🙏
What an amazing and incredible studio! I learned so much, especially about the various really interesting and unusual instruments. I was led here from being so impressed by the wonderful music in "The Americans" and trying to find out more about the incredible talent of Nathan Barr since I didn't know him as a composer. I think a large part of the success of "The Americans" is due to the perfect musical score and selections that complement the action so perfectly. Thank you Nathan Barr!!!
Wow, that was amazing.
Awesome! So pleased that a space like this exits. Thanks for making this video.
This deserves a WOW!
and all this fits into an 80's Casio haha awesome tour, this is what I would call a labour of love
....no, it really doesn't.
magical collection of instruments the ethnic instruments must be a bully pulpit for Nathan he can make the producers and directors cry tears of joy.....cue approved !
Absolutely bonkers, brilliant but bonkers, huge congrats for making a time capsule of the past🙌
Easy win for Nathan, best creative crib
This is absolutely amazing
Inspiring -- thank you for sharing this
this organ......craaaaazyyyyyyyyyy
Jaw dropping beauty!
6:40 What a fantabulas "playground" to come to work in every day! Nathan, you've done yourself proud.
what a legend!
Such a fantastic demonstration!
Now viewers can understand where the term "Mechanical Rights" comes from 😊🎵👍
Incredible, thanks for sharing this. Very informative piece of music history here.
My analogue brain has just been rewired with pipes and magnets.
That was incredible
Wow. Just wow
magician! Amazing!
I've been a lifelong theater organ fan myself and have pretty much heard a very large gamut of music played on the instrument but using the instruments relay to create a multi-layered orchestral score and play it back through the instrument at 35:00 is just mind-boggling to me!
The most incredible crib of the serie, all those strange instruments ! The demo at 35:21 is crazy !
that organ is amazing! :D
Amazing
This is just amazing , I never know such a machine even Existed it looks unbelievably complicated I can only just imagine what it takes to keep it fully like in a maintained well done love this
Man! good on you for saving that piece of technology. :D
That’s fantastic! I will show it in my music Class
I did not know it was possible to literally live and get lost inside the instrument.
John Powell: Look at my dogs
Junkie XL: Look at my modular wall
Hans Zimmer: Look at all my synths
Nathan Barr:
Nathan Barr doesn't set the bar, he IS the bar.
Having books intead of difusion panels is a great idea!
This is INSANE
Insane is the word I'd use here. Would love to visit!
I have no words
I could live there forever
My god this was incredible, how much to come play for a day? And who the hell are the 4 that downvoted this?
OMG Im at a loss for words but OMG AMAZING
Composer? Scientist is more likely :) haha, gotta watch these time travellers. They open up portals and drag back amazing things everyone forgot about and remind us of what it really is to be epic. Haha :) love it spitfire and Nathan, very inspiring.
The marvelous range of an organ 25:33.
Hi Spitfire Audio, after seeing the Nyckelharpa in this video, I wonder if you have in mind to make a library with a Nyckelharpa and/or a library focused in ethnic or early music instruments, but with your special touch, I would definitely buy it!
The Tuschinski movie Theatre in Amsterdam has a 1928 pipe Wurlizer. In very good condition too.
wow
42:40 so cool! 😜