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Originally posted this in the SNH but figured I would post it in here aswell.


Computer music's 'In The Studio with Bonobo'

He shows you how he made the track 'Kiara' off the Black Sands album (great album)

Part1


Part2



Enjoy!

Whilst I've got this, and it is a good video, isn't uploading the CM videos copyright issue or something?



(sorry to ask)

wub wrote:Whilst I've got this, and it is a good video, isn't uploading the CM videos copyright issue or something?



(sorry to ask)

Dunno man, maybe? If Vimeo has a fair use policy then I think its ok to upload stuff if its intended for reviewing (same as YouTube)

Part 2 added

sick stuff will watch this when i have got the time

yer big up man, will watch later

wub wrote:Whilst I've got this, and it is a good video, isn't uploading the CM videos copyright issue or something?



(sorry to ask)

Shhh, no one has to know, it can be our little secret.

enjoyed that. always nice to see how other people tackle it. thanks for sharing.

Noizydan wrote:enjoyed that. always nice to see how other people tackle it. thanks for sharing.

No problem man

Christ that guy has so much going on its amazing, must be a mixing wizard and a helluva musician.

Would love that cello/violin/whatever in the orchestra synthesizer hes got there.

Awesome song by him is "Recurring" as well

Nice post!

just watched this, big up for posting, its awesome!
he has a fender rhodes...bastard

^^totally jealous of his setup!!

awesome video. nothing crazy except picking greats sounds and sequencing them well. ahh if only it were so easy

SesG wrote: Awesome song by him is "Recurring" as well

I really like that track too!

The new album is quality, every track is consistently really well produced, nice one for sharing and big up Bonobo for doing it!

thanks man, now I don't have to buy it

bonobo is a g.

So many valuable lessons in that little piece of video.

The emphasis from him seems to be feeling your way, without knowing, and experimenting with different sounds to make a whole.

It''s got to be about self-discovery as much as anything else and I think he conveys that quite well.

I love how loose and un-qauntized his beats and sampling are! So many people I know make such rigid electronic music with no flair or energy. It's much more fun when you can throw things around a bit and play with timing.

Great stuff!

allways good to see another producers way of producing
safe x

Very interesting. Am just checking out that album now as well speck.

Holda wrote:allways good to see another producers way of producing
safe x

xxx