Distorting Hardware

Groovin in G is back with another video, this time looking at making music on hardware, inspired by 90s Jungle - and more specifically, using it to push your levels to the limit. The video covers driving mixing desks, clipping using EMU samplers, aural exciters and many more themes for making some old school drum and bass. Here's the list 
 

Intro: (00:00)

Driving Mixing Desks: (00:49)

Whats Happening With Driving Desks: (01:31)

Driving Desk Emulation in the DAW: (02:15)

Potentially Dangers of Abusing Equipment: (02:49)

The Boss BX-8 Mixer: (03:13) Distortion in the Boss BX-8: (03:43)

Distortion in the Boss BX-8 Example: (04:15)

Driving Compressors and EQ's: (04:47)

Driving the DAT: (05:17)

Clipping the Rec Input Akai: (05:32)

Clipping the Input EMU: (06:00)

Clipping with the Gain Function EMU: (06:18)

Clipping the Output EMU: (06:45)

Pitch up & Down Technique: (07:13)

Aural Exciter in EMU: (07:42)

Conclusion of Techniques: (08:09)

Conducting Your Own Experiments: (08:23)

Final Outro Track: (08:40)

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