Teebs and his wizardry

[nagz]

check out Teebs using an sp-404:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TOEDVhQUvkQ&fmt=18

brilliance!

[Rabot]

lol random ass cut that doesn't make sense with the song. i sometime feel like he's doing the most random shit ahah

[springwater]

i caught a knob turn that looked like it worked with the beat but the rest i thought was out of sync. Like he was just in the back of a bus rocking silently on the 404 and they just put a beat on the video that had nothing to do with the 404's sounds.

[Leptic P]

i caught a knob turn that looked like it worked with the beat but the rest i thought was out of sync. Like he was just in the back of a bus rocking silently on the 404 and they just put a beat on the video that had nothing to do with the 404's sounds.

right but the beat is great

[V-F!]

I heard a Delay flutter and thats about it. Performing Electronic Beats is hard. some cats get criticized for using DJFXLOOPer too much, but then you see a vid like this that leaves lots to be desired in terms of tweaking. Teebs is one of my favs for sure though!

[springwater]

Ya, his music is great. I love that drone super reverb stuff with some sweet ass drums underneath and parallel compression. I was jamming at work one day and everyone thought I was crazy, nodding my head so much. Weird being the only black guy in a game development studio. No one really listens to non commercial music so when I introduce em to teebs or Hudson Mohawk, flying lotus and samiyam, they think I'm a weirdo and say the music has no structure. But in actuality they all can eat a bag a dicks.

[Rabot]

I heard a Delay flutter and thats about it. Performing Electronic Beats is hard. some cats get criticized for using DJFXLOOPer too much, but then you see a vid like this that leaves lots to be desired in terms of tweaking. Teebs is one of my favs for sure though!

when performing live i'd say I use DJFX a bit, but same for tape echo, isolator, reverse and bitcrush. you just gotta find your way doing it I guess.

[Unfolding]

Ya, his music is great. I love that drone super reverb stuff with some sweet ass drums underneath and parallel compression. I was jamming at work one day and everyone thought I was crazy, nodding my head so much. Weird being the only black guy in a game development studio. No one really listens to non commercial music so when I introduce em to teebs or Hudson Mohawk, flying lotus and samiyam, they think I'm a weirdo and say the music has no structure. But in actuality they all can eat a bag a dicks.

Well said, sir!

[cadaver]

thanks for this video, im out of touch with the "beat scene" and this guy is awesome! love his track too long at the fair....

[ILLFIEND]

video cuts get annoyin as fuck.

[nagz]

well the first track is by mono/poly, 2nd is his (i overlooked it first). and yes, he is using lowkey methods here but basically he conducts whole live acts with it, with a more to-the-core manner. be it built up hit-by-hit or sometimes tossing in loops and just put fx on it. i see samplers as a tool, not as a samurai challenge when it calls for fx twitching, that's that. when it calls for drums being liveplayed, then do that. both can work and i assume most bedroom musicians agree with me, who are not really into performing, but gotta do something to be on stage (and of course, kill press-play-on-laptop 'gigs' with fire:)

[nagz]

Ya, his music is great. I love that drone super reverb stuff with some sweet ass drums underneath and parallel compression. I was jamming at work one day and everyone thought I was crazy, nodding my head so much. Weird being the only black guy in a game development studio. No one really listens to non commercial music so when I introduce em to teebs or Hudson Mohawk, flying lotus and samiyam, they think I'm a weirdo and say the music has no structure. But in actuality they all can eat a bag a dicks.

i hear ya i've also dropped the brainfeeder-bomb (flying lotus, thundercat, etc) on my ke$ha-loving shallow-ass colleagues haha they love me now.