Music production documentaries?

[invictus]

Hi

Does anyone know any 'in the studio' documentaries of famous producers?
I mean any - be it David Guetta or Skream.. whoever.

[JTMMusicuk]

rob swire did one in his pendulum days which was quite interesting, funtcase has a masterclass which explains how he puts his drums together really well just dont listen to his EQing techniques with his random boosting, ruskos one helped me alot and is pretty funny aswel

[invictus]

watched rusko's masterclass yesterday, he's great
can you help me find funtcase masterclass and rob swire's video?

[Divane]

Google i guess

[cor_grimey]

Best actuall documentry i know is the ltj Bukem/good looking records one , not much on the production front but its wel interesting and pretty funny aswel
http://stagevu.com/video/clcgxzjgppdc, oh yeh an bassweight!
theres loadsa production masterclasses on youtoob tho
kyriptic minds one is good and icicle,bonobo,reso,el-b

[ListentoDakota]

Re:Generation was outrageously sick.

[bigdaveo11]

some links for the download for rob swire production vids.
http://www.dogsonacid.com/showthread.php?p=10780400

[Hircine]

Rusko's and Reso's are the best. Ugh! A Music War? Not a documentary but still worthy.

[Dystinkt]

theres a benga masterclass kicking about if you can find it on the net somewhere

[Immerse]

theres a benga masterclass kicking about if you can find it on the net somewhere

benga masterclass you say?!?!?

i will track it down

[Hircine]

theres a benga masterclass kicking about if you can find it on the net somewhere

benga masterclass you say?!?!?

i will track it down

Benga's a slang therm for penis in portuguese, just saying

[Immerse]

Benga's a slang therm for penis in portuguese, just saying

haha, fun fact: im 50% portuguese. regarding the thread.. i have failed to locate a streaming video of said benga class. its a futuremusic one

[Dystinkt]

I think iv got it somewhere, ill try get it uploaded

[OzoneJunkie]

Re:Generation was outrageously sick.

going tonight in NYC ... psyched!

[Ldizzy]

theres a benga masterclass kicking about if you can find it on the net somewhere

benga masterclass you say?!?!?

i will track it down

Benga's a slang therm for penis in portuguese, just saying

ai caralllllho

[Ldizzy]

the benga vids were taken down, i still remember them.

the best part was to see how he stuck to a workflow that worked for him, and how he started his grooves with hihat patterns.

he uses Fl for drums, then exports it to an old version of logic, in which he uses synths... (albino in the vid). he also talks about using single band eqs on every channel in his template "for automation purposes". its really a matter of groove in his case.

i love the icile vid.. the alix perez, the saber, the reso and the steve angello vids that are on the internet...

reso being the most significant for me.

[alphacat]

In-studio doc of Mouse on Mars making their new album, which is supposed to be something of a technical masterpiece...

http://www.electronicbeats.net/tv?video ... se-on-mars

[Basic A]

Red Bull Music Academy videos actually worth watching what will teach you something you didnt already know -

A Guy Called Gerald, Carl Craig, Addison Groove, Move D, Randy Muller, Daz I-Kue, Pat Pulsinger, Bob Moog, all specifcally touch on production techniques and feature hands-on production/instrumentation sessions in their lectures... Guy Called Gerald and Addison Groove both perform briefly on Roland instruments, and Bob Moog delves EXTREMELY deep into the circuitry of synthesis, down to defining terms like vco, ect.

Tony Dawsey, Chris Palmer, Stuart Hawkes, all cover mastering techniques and theories... Stuart Hawkes is a legend, and breaks down his studio gear list a few times, as well as explaining his thoughts on analog vs. digital as an m.e.

Tony Andrews, George Stravapoulos, both cover speaker/soundsystem building... both legends in their own right, and anyone who likes big boxes should watch both.

Aba-Shanti-I for bare historical value, and for knowledge of roots/dub/london squat music scenes. Frankie Knuckles and Theo Parrish for all things house music. And I-f for the early days of techno rave.