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the prodigy-- better than ever!! how do they do it?
I have been a huge fan of the prodigy since the 90's .
to me, I think the last 2 albums are some of there best. however, I still can't figure out their process of composing and making such awesome music. . It doesn't really fit in any one genre.
My question to this community is how do they do it? I love going on youtube and watching metallica build a song from scratch. is there anything videos, or we isolde's, or docs showing how liam does it? I've seen jim pavlov videos on youtube, they are great. Any i have lots of dvds of theirs, and none really have much behind the scenes. but i want more. please help guys.
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man they are the shit
I think Liam Howlett started out just using a Roland W30 when he made "Charley"... The group use to be in Future Music magazine a lot explaining how they did there music, & what gear they had at the time, but I can't remember now(many, many years ago)....
really? maybe that is somewhere i can start digging. thanks
Here's an interesting tidbit here.
http://themusic.com.au/interviews/all/2015/02/18/the-prodigy-liam-howlett-bryget-chrisfield/
Sounds like Liam soaked up all sorts of influences and let those spill out into his work.
Maybe, but I think he first started out with with an old Moog Prodigy, from whence derived the name.
Hehe Rapido
that takes me back!
one of my favorites
i just want to see the behind the scenes of how it was made.
This was always the Prodigy tune that did it for me. Pure bassbin sufferin'!!!!!!! My iPhone doesn't do it justice - need to play this again when I get home for the full effect.
Rumors are they exclusively use Poison-202 presets
EDIT: I didn't realize at first that you already knew about the making of videos.
This was my introduction to Prodigy, a Front242 remix...
They have fun with it, they live it, that's how they keep doing it...they are not even trying...
They came into the cybercafe part of the web company in Bristol I worked for. We had a little card made up on the counter "lemon drizzle cake, approved by THE PRODIGY", who loved it apparently.
i know. I just want to be a fly on the wall while Liam is writing a song, to see his process.i can't figure it out. i feel like onstage he plays some synth , but mostly triggering and playing samples as if it was just another instrument. i guess
I bet he is so high on various drugs that he will figure out that the fly on the ceiling is spying on him xD
I read years ago that he at that time used Reason.
With a lot of cut and paste
more of these please. cool
Yah pretty much just a fun desktop daw slice/collage-fest.
is that meant to be demeaning? Because there's a lot more going on than a collage in Liam Howlett's music
NO
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Not so much the 'how?' as the 'what with?':

There are other examples, google 'The prodigy samples'. Liam's obvious love for hip hop, funk and dub/roots = funkier than most from that early scene. But everything was fair game; the wider the listen, the deeper the reservoir. Like The Beatles.
Not a how to video but a neat combo...