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Old 14th March 2013   #1
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Does Steve Aoki use analogs?
I can't seem to find any info in this...
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No? Yes? Isn't he the one who came up with that Hoover sound that was pretty popular.
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You can't tell just by listening?
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yeah.. had a looka t some of the studio pictures, lots of analouge. some very nice gear used.
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He uses ghost producers. Would people be considered analog?
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Well they are certainly not digital
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i thought he just used rich kid Benny Hanna money and pays others to do the moog synth line over someone elses song,
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No? Yes? Isn't he the one who came up with that Hoover sound that was pretty popular.
Lol NO.

That Hover sound is a fooking preset in sylenth called "HOV Dominator"
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Well they are certainly not digital
Steve aoki is 100% in the box, or at least he was about 2 years ago when I was listening to him.

Almost all sylenth and massive.
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i thought he just used rich kid Benny Hanna money and pays others to do the moog synth line over someone elses song,

Is overpriced sushi analog?
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No? Yes? Isn't he the one who came up with that Hoover sound that was pretty popular.
No. The Hoover sound over 2 decades old - it was a preset on a Roland Alpha Juno - and was popularized by a number of groups working in the early 1990's. I'd never heard Steve Aoki's music before, but after spending 2 minutes on YouTube I can tell you with confidence that his music is 100% ITB brostep.

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Lol NO.

That Hover sound is a fooking preset in sylenth called "HOV Dominator"
Yep. And the name of that preset is a reference to a 22 year old track that's almost as obnoxious as Aoki's music...



Moar obnoxious Hoover abuse from 1991:
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this sounds like a 909 to me.
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He could fart into a paper bag, sample it, and some hipsters would still buy it.
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I don't think it really matters, the hoover sounds was made popular recentlyish but the bloody beetroots 'warp 1.9' who were signed to 'dim mak' steve aoki's label. His stuff sounds think like analogue but really you could make that kick sound just in software and you could make all them leads in almost any vst. Its more the processing that'll make it nice and round/fat. Or you can just get a Moog LP and not worry about processing...
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Is overpriced sushi analog?
"sushi analog".
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No. The Hoover sound over 2 decades old - it was a preset on a Roland Alpha Juno - and was popularized by a number of groups working in the early 1990's.
Um, no, it's clearly an 8 note chord from a Moog Little Phatty, you can see it right in this video:
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Having listened to some of the stuff on this thread, i can't say i'm that impressed either. So to be honest, i don't really care what he uses.. lol. Having said that, if he uses analog equipment, i wish it'd be in the hands of someone who can actually make good music with it.
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I sort of regret writing that. But hey, you were all thinking the same thing. Am I right?
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Um, no, it's clearly an 8 note chord from a Moog Little Phatty, you can see it right in this video:
Then its no hoover. Its a moover. original hoover sound, sampled or synthwise have been used alot. ALOT. Old Techno, hardcore, d@b is full of it.
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Then its no hoover. Its a moover. original hoover sound, sampled or synthwise have been used alot. ALOT. Old Techno, hardcore, d@b is full of it.
Since a Little Phatty can only play one note, you may have missed the joke. The stuff they're doing in that video is sooo fake.
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Since a Little Phatty can only play one note, you may have missed the joke. The stuff they're doing in that video is sooo fake.
What? Your telling me all those chords I played on the slim phatty are just single notes! My life is a total waste.
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"sushi analog".
Sounds like a new indie act
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i had no idea this guy was even famous, he dj'ed at some small indie rock n elektro club in hollywood, cinespace, or something like that, nothing noteworthy about any of it, it was more of a bar then a club,
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