Dorian Concept (Oliver Thomas Johnson) shared this live performance of J Buyers, from his upcoming album The Nature of Imitation.
The performance features creative use of two minisynths – the Yamaha CS-01 & the Yamaha Reface CS; a Roland SH-101; a BOSS Loop Station; & an Arturia Beatstep.
The album is scheduled to be released on August 3, 2018.
via Dave Makoun
I love watching him play, but listening to his albums isn’t as interesting.
The problem with able players is that they do play because they can. Please celebrate sound!
How is this not celebrating sound? It sounds great.
like an 80s porn soundtrack ^^
We all are impressed by that kind of expert opinion, max. :-)))
Yawn. Boring one minute or so wankfest.
Sorry JMO, but would never listen to crap like this beyond the time I just wasted here.
It’s silly, content free condescending remarks like these, which always tell much more about the person commenting, than about what they comment on. 😉
@Jim Knopf: Hallo Jim Knopff, wo ist den Lucas der Locomotif Führer. Lange her!
@alacazam: Although not my style at all, Dorian Concept is certainly a great performer and artist. Look at his Roland JD-Xi demo. He is a master at putting a huge amount of performance and compositional information in a very small section of track time. Would never consider this as time wasted, although would not re-re-rewatch it like I would some other videos.
Dorian Concept always come up with the coolest keyboard riff ! And it’s so nice to hear unquantized electronic music. More of that on Synthtopia please !
He should spend some time programming some sounds which are not as crappy as these.
You should really listen to the album version of this song………
Dorian has the Dorian sound. You can spot him on the sounds, he is no biter that is!
wow wow wow!
Really like the way in which he puts and uses the Beatstep in vertical rather than the horizontal orientation.
But what’s this about face melting ??
wow that’s a lot of notes per minute. i don’t know what substances he’s on, but he should switch to purple and green. and maybe try those knobs labeled filter and envelope sometime.
While I personally don’t enjoy loop based jams that much, I do very much respect the skills.
The sounds are fine. I like the use of effects.
Talent!
I liked it and rewatched.