This Is Why You Should Always Use Bass Arpeggios

This is why you should always use bass arpeggios on your tracks! It's the way to enhance your groove!

00:00:00 Intro
00:03:53 Today's Setup
00:04:03 Intro
00:04:54 Diode Clipper Cables
00:06:50 The Physics Of My Groove Explained
00:08:31 Dirty Wave M8 Arp
00:10:28 Adding All Drums
00:12:37 Working The Arp On The Subsequent 27
00:17:22 Shaping The Arpeggio Better
00:22:06 Pitching The Kick
00:26:16 Working All The Elements
00:30:14 To Conclude
00:32:36 Analog Kitchen's First M8 Track! I Call It 'Pumpa'!

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[benbold]

I just stumbled here. What a great vid. And takes me back to Lost nights in London in the late 90s. Jeff Mills. Derek May. Bit of Carl Cox. Oh those were the days. Today I mess around with my MPC and synths and try to recapture the vibe of those decades ago.
You’ve got a lovely manner too. Charming. Really digging this.

[py_a_thon]

This one is good advice in general for many styles of music. Arpeggios are such a crowd pleasing element that allows both familiarity by the listener and the subversion of expectations.

I love using arpeggios occassionally on guitar, mixed in with many other techniques.

[galaxy_brain]

Love the Analog workflow. Every step - every device, synth and effect - feels intentional. The orchestral analogy is spot on - an electronic conductor painting soundscapes with his sequenced hats and modular synth lines. Really reminds me what it means to play Techno, not just hit the play button.

[eijffelbridge]

It's funny that I stumble on your video, because my style in music is evolving into a more minimal focused style. Arpeggios is what makes the foundation most of the time.
Thank you for inspiring me and making me feel sure I am on the right track!

[Jornu]

Audio tip, your voice is hard to hear with the background music. I would turn the music down a bit, or use a beter quality mic and boost the voice volume.

[AbyssalReverberations]

Hey mate!

I'm a new sub, stumbled across this video today and absolutely loved it.

I'm a soundscape type of person, but this video gave me a lot of tools to move towards trance/techno which I absolutely love listening to.

Thank you for sharing your workflow, and helping me simplify my jams!

[jeremypcaulfield]

Love finishing dinner and relaxing in front of an episode of Analog Kitchen !

[travisguide]

I’m glad i got to see you work I don’t have this much equipment or knowledge but that is so cool you would give us some real talk

[manslaughterinc.]

Yeah! Got my mate the M8! Such a powerful little machine.

[izzzzzz]

Listening to this on a big sound system and the bass is nice and deep. It's important to know how it's going to sound in the clubs so i have 2x double 18" on 12k of amps. a pair of W8C's over those at home.

[DukTeub-dkmp]

I just find out about you and your channel! Love from France! I like your way, the way you feel, the way you describe music production... I have to watch all your videos! I 've got a hardware setup, practicing everyday, but I' m always looking for advises to not be repetitive... Thanks for this, and thank you so much for sharing you knowledge with us!!

[meanguitar]

Bass Station 2 has a pretty sick easy to program arp

[graceintheplace]

I have learned so much from you in this video! Thank you for being so generous with your knowledge! Life-changing! ❤

[linzenmeyer]

Great video. For those producers who dont really use gear and/or are more DAW based, I suggest Cthulhu by Xfer. Most hardware doesnt give you much in the way of controlling an arp pattern and are "generally" limited. For $40, I HIGHLY recommend it.

[cdwhiley]

First time seeing your stuff. SMART. Thanks man. Love your approach and personality. Best to you!

[NunyaBs]

I forgot how some of my early jams were centered around a bass arp and they're still the tracks I remember best. (Obviously there's no rules in music but a good bassline is what makes people want more.) My two most favorite Praga Khan songs are also centered on bass arps. (Luv u still and Breakfast in Vegas)

[Xtrs]

YouTube randomly recommended this video in my feed.
I’m glad they did, this is amazing!
Looking forward to watch your back catalogue of videos!
Subbed!

[Tricumulairdesigns]

Nice stuff! your improv really sounded like Steve Rachmad and Stephan Bodzin had a baby LOVE THAT!

[flamesofyesteryear]

Great video! Love your voice, it sounds so unique!

[FuZZbaLLbee]

Arps are indeed really cool, also if they are in a different time signature

BTW Just bought a second Midi Fighter. I love how you can also send MIDI cc values to it. Even made a video about it together with the Octatrack