Make Dub Techno HAUNT with Noise Elements

Learn how to make haunting atmospheres reverberate in your dub techno tracks by adding noise elements that make every beat breathe. This video tutorial demonstrates some unique techniques with hauntology origins for creating eerie and immersive soundscapes, providing dub techno with a profound sense of depth and mystery. Noise will be an amazing tool for artistry, fusing echoes and textures to evoke a timelessness in your productions that's almost otherworldly. It is perfect for producers looking to push the boundaries of dub techno by adding haunting layers that transform their sound.

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00:00-00:59 - How I Pulled into Dub Techno
00:59-01:33 - My Article "Noise as a Spectre in Dub Techno"
01:33-01:55 - My Book "Dub Techno: The Orphic Experience of Sound"
01:55-02:34 - Introduction and Thank You
02:34-03:23 - Approaching Noise and Hauntology
03:23-03:57 - Defining Noise in Dub Techno
03:57-04:24 - The Philosophy of Noise
04:24-06:28 - Hauntology: Jacques Derrida and Mark Fisher's Perspectives
06:28-08:55 - Hauntology and Noise Intertwined in Dub Techno
08:55-09:21 - The Session Begins
09:21-12:15 - Stab Layers
12:15-12:36 - My Udemy Course "The Art of Noise"
12:36-18:28 - Noise Layers
18:28-19:31 - Send Channels: Delay, Flanger and Shimmer Reverb
19:31-20:23 - Adding Kick and Bass
20:23-23:40 - Adding Drums and 3/4 Kalimba
23:40-24:17 - Get the ALS and Multitrack Files
24:17-24:49 - Merch Announcement
24:49-25:06 - Love

[bahadirhankocer]

Hi everyone, thank you for your patience. The article is finally published, and the URL has been added to the description section. Love!

[Babyhooligan]

It's a cool feeling when you meet a soul mate. No one around me listens to dub techno. I became obsessed with this genre...

[TheMelon]

What the hell of quality is ruling this Amazing.

[kinik]

Dub techno, hauntology and philosophy? Are you serious?! It's the best match I can't even imagine! Thanks for it! Teşekkür!

[ringsystemmusic]

the phrase “slow cancellation of the future” perfectly encapsulates the current moment, I mean WOW.

[eventhense]

I remember my first experience of basic channel too... special moment in life :)

[KidOrjiMusic]

Very interesting. Thank you! I resonate with what you said

[metamyther]

Fellow Dancecult writer here as well :) Definitely going to check out your book!

[pavilionman]

I totally agree on this, noise introduces this sparkles of imperfection that some electronic music genres lacks, it feels too syntethic, too clean, too digital, too perfect, too cold, and too far from the chaotic yet beauthifully scarry nature. There is a vast and genius ideas to make electronic music feel more alive withous a screen that i would love to try, unfortunately i dont have the resources yet.

[HortonLawrence]

Fantastic as always, I love your deep explanations on things, noise is so critical and you have nailed down uses and set up the ground work for years of exploration. Thank you for your time and efforts.

[shin_do]

A narrative and thought out approach on the genre is a nice and rare thing .

[toi_techno]

Cool vid
Dancing in the middle of the Berghain dance floor I finally realised just how many atmospheric noises were in songs I'd dance to for years

[glensubtorq]

Thank you for sharing that amazing experience 😎

[faciality]

dude stellar video thank you for doing fisher and derrida justice here -- taking dense theory and making it demonstrative, accessible, and creative/generative -- praxis at its finest!!

[KosmoDeuz]

The Book! Very cool 😎 thank you for supporting the Genre

[jacobmarley]

Mind Blown. I have been studying electronic music on my own for about 6 years now. I have learned some cool things, but this just made everything come together. My own philosophy of electronic music just gelled in my mind . I now fully get and appreciate dub techno also. Thank you it is a great video with amazing sounds. I really enjoyed this and it was very inspiring. I'm going to go play with sound now. Bye bye.

[marcopepe]

Just found this and... this is a very high quality video, different from the others and full of notions. Very interesting, I really like it. Congrats for your work.

[lfakroll]

That first stab sound is so good! And cool sounds overall. I like having one synth layer with just pure noise of some sort with a filter with the cutoff frequency modulated to a random position (as a layer with chords stabs). Probably for the same reason you add that shaker layer, getting some texture in the high end. I'll try experiment with shaker/percussion samples as a layer in my synthstabs in the future, cool idea!

[JayCooperX]

Such a rare and niche topic that i love

[Tsumios]

like the video, good music ... subscribed, will look more