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Solo albums and random remixes at cooloutmusic.com
djcoolout
facbook.com/coolout
Contact: cooloutbeats@gmail.com
Roland SP-404 MK2 / 'beat-less' ambient drone
Just a quick demo of some out-of-the-box 404 techniques I've been working on, using the internal Sound Generator for ambient experiments.
The chain is simple:
Sound Generator - Chromatic PS - Cloud Delay - 303 Vinyl Sim - Super Filter
*apologies for the crackles and hum. I left the external input engaged with a synth and turntables sitting there. You can actually hear my arm hitting things. It sounded kinda cool, so I left it in.
The chain is simple:
Sound Generator - Chromatic PS - Cloud Delay - 303 Vinyl Sim - Super Filter
*apologies for the crackles and hum. I left the external input engaged with a synth and turntables sitting there. You can actually hear my arm hitting things. It sounded kinda cool, so I left it in.
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Roland DJ-707m easy microphone calibration
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Here's an easy 4-step process to properly set the gain and calibrate Mic 1 2 inputs on the DJ-707m. This is vital to eliminate gueswork and avoid clipping. Extra bonus included: the lazy way...just use Mic 3. Remember to save your settings as a Scene.
VERSELAB MV-1: Songwriters’ workshop.
zhlédnutí 23KPřed 3 lety
Official Roland Livestream from 2/18/21 featuring Recloose, Coolout, and Zeale. Preview of the Zenbeats integration, Coolout's Verselab album, Zeale interview and exclusive remix made for the show.
Roland MC 101 GROOVEBOX Climax Type Beat
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Part of a bunch of quick demo videos I helped create for Roland. Mainstream hip-hop/R&B type beats on the MC-101 Groovebox.
Roland MC 101 GROOVEBOX Rockstar Type Beat
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Part of a bunch of quick demo videos I helped create for Roland. Mainstream hip-hop/R&B type beats on the MC-101 Groovebox.
Roland MC 101 GROOVEBOX Paul Revere Type Beat
zhlédnutí 300Před 3 lety
Part of a bunch of quick demo videos I helped create for Roland. Mainstream hip-hop/R&B type beats on the MC-101 Groovebox.
Roland MC 101 GROOVEBOX Back That Thang Up Type Beat
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Part of a bunch of quick demo videos I helped create for Roland. Mainstream hip-hop/R&B type beats on the MC-101 Groovebox..
Transform the Roland TR-8S into a synth.
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You can use 3rd-party midi utilities with the TR-8S to create a hardware modular synthesizer. -FM or sample-based -mono or polyphonic -multi-timbral Midi stuff used... TR8Skreamer: payhip.com/invite/7k48 Mono to Poly: maxforlive.com/library/device/5033/mono-to-poly CC Conver:: maxforlive.com/library/device/5087/cc-converter *NOTE- There are some camera glitches and little mistakes in this one-t...
How to add un-quantized recording and audio tracks to the Roland TR-8S with no additional gear.
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HOT TIP: The TR-style sequencing doesn't allow you to record without quantizing, but here a little workaround. Turn the delay FX into a tempo-synced audio looper inside the Roland TR-8S.
How to create that Dilla feel on the Roland TR-8S
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Although the Roland TR-8S does record unquantized patterns, here's a way to put more sloppy human feel in the machine. This is how to get that lo-fi hip-hip feel without finger drumming. 1.73913043 is the magic number for beats. The technique can also work on other devices. More videos coming soon. Please like and subscribe. Links: www.cooloutmusic.com djcoolout Tips: paypal.me/co...
foundation 007 sun come out
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written, produced, and mixed by Christopher “coolout” Davis
How is connected novation with sp? Or is it through ableton and sp?
No computer or software used. There's a little USB-to-MIDI host box mounted underneath. It translates USB midi to a common 5-pin DIN midi output. You can find a basic one for around $40-50
How'd you make that template on the LCXL?
@@jtnorton2621 The midi CC assignments are in the back of the 404 manual. You just key them in the Novation app and upload to the controller. The custom overlay was printed from taktility.com
@@cooloutbeats never knew about takility, thanks for the tip
This is amazing. Been looking for a way to get off grid on the TR8S. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Nice man! Thanks ❤
Merci patron !
This is some next level type of vibe. Hard to believe we're only a handful to enjoy this.
I followed the steps, but it sounds so fast at 160 bpm. I put all the instruments at 14 steps. Not sure what I am doing wrong, please help me :)
You have to space out the pattern. For instance instead of your snares (on the 2 and the 4) being on steps 5 and 13 of a SINGLE variation -- after you shorten to 14 and speed up the tempo, your snares would need to be on step 8 of TWO chained variations to make the same 2 and 4. It's pretty simple.
@@cooloutbeats great idea, man! Thanks for sharing.
@@cooloutbeats Thanks man, great idea!
how do you get the stock projects again if you don't find them there.. ?
On the Verselab product page you can download a factory content pack that includes the original demo projects, newer genre templates, loops, and samples. Some of them created by me I might add.
Thank you so much!!!! For taking the time to share.
Thank you!!!
That freaked me out i was making a track with this playing in the background and when i stopped playing the section the sound kept playing. But you were using the same or similar sound, i love it when shit like this happens.
Thank you so much for this awesome technique!!! We used it on this one: czcams.com/video/WRhoYeGOfps/video.htmlsi=Az33nM8ueMAuONTv
Hay man, nice track, I love it. I followed the steps, but it sounds so fast at 160 bpm. I put all the instruments at 14 steps. Not sure what I am doing wrong. What drum pattern did you use in your track? Thanks!
@@JoseAyalaHoffmann Thanks for the kind words, José!! Basically, you actually have to make a 2x14 step pattern as if it were a 16 step pattern. So in other words, make a 28 (2x14) step basic pattern instead of your regular 16 step pattern. You "spread" your 16 steps over 28 steps. That way a 160 bpm tempo feels more like 90ish bpm or so. In practice, let's say you start with a "four on four" to make it simple and even if this technique applies clearly more to hip hop than EDM. Instead of placing your kick on steps 1, 5, 9, 13, you would "transpose to 28 steps or rather 2x14", meaning your kick would be on steps 1 and 8 on both 14 step patterns. Or steps 1, 8, 15 and 22 if you see it as a 28 step pattern. One of the advantage of the 28 (2x14) step pattern is that it creates more room on the sequencer for your hi-hat steps to be a bit off balance. Same applies to kick and snare. You got a bit more leeway to create that off-the-grid feel. The idea is to spread your 16 steps over 28 steps, so when you set the tempo at 150 or 160 bpm, it actually feels much slower with some added bounce. A bit like adding shuffle to a regular 16 step pattern except here you get to create that shuffle manually, on your terms. And you can still add some shuffle on top (we did). Hope it helps. By the way, we lowered our track tempo to 147 as it felt 160 was a bit rushed. The result probably sounds and feels like a 87 bpm tempo. It's more or less a trick to make your TR-8S or TR-6S sound a bit drunker and looser than it wants to be.
@@maniandthenonos9493 Firstly, wow! How nice of you to take the time to give a detailed explanation. You are a legend, man. Thanks a lot!
@@JoseAyalaHoffmann Delighted to help, and thanks again for the kind words!! Chris Davis deserves all the credit though, he's the one who came up with this awesome technique. Have fun, it really adds some human feel to our TR patterns...
You mentioned that you can loop ext in with that technique?how to do that?
It's been a while since I've done it, but I'm pretty sure you just route the ext in to the delay.
Thanks !
wash your hands and have fun 😂😂
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That beat almost sound like Street military tears came for making this dream
thank you for the TIPS - looking forward to giving them a go this weekend
just subbed, despite my never subbing to any utube channel
What's going to happen to those settings when your master is set to 12 o'clock whwn running live?
Will the MV1 sync with Zenbeats on an HP Chromebook?
This dope. I just read Dilla time I understand moving the kick and snare just a hair to get that feel but that math you did. That’s some Weird Science. Pretty dope!!! Question for you. I use Mpc but decided to get a drum machine. Chose the tr8s over the tr-08. Right move?
Tx for the video. when I plug my microphone on Left or Right Jack AUX (the button on MIC position), I can't change any settings in the Mic3 Scene Edit (even I put REVERB in the Mic 3 settings, nothing change). What's wrong ?
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Thanks , Help me a lot 😅
Why do my samples repeat and fade out? I load a sample into a clip, but when its triggered it slowly fades out before the end of the sample. And it also retrigs when it finishes….
Can you say that again you faded out Can you say that again you Can you say that Can yo-
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Thanks 👍
so good man
Liked and subscribed. Super cool. Thank you!
Gracias
I do think you solved his style on the machine.
Crazy Equation
Nice content! I see youre using both the Mv1 and MC101. Which one is your favorite and why?
Thanks a lot
Hi Chris, i've 707m and i bought condenser mic. Does it support 48v phantom power?
I don't think so. It's geared more towards live performance, not studio recording. I remember hearing from Roland that the mic pres were tested and calibrated using a common dynamic mic like a SM-58 as the base line.
was never a fan of that Jay Dee/Madlib off kilter sound for hip hop drum tracks. it just sounds sloppy and too lose. i think the first pattern at 92BPM sounds much more cleaner and tighter.
Thank you! I’m using this on my tracker
Thanks Chris. I just got my 707. And i was working on mics and came across your video. I appreciate it!
Excellent tip. I would encourage TR-8S owners to read the manual and download the PDF reference manual. Unlike the TR-8 "manual" this one is very good. I know quite a few professional musicians who never touch a manual, but they are pro's who might drop 2k on a piece of kit just to use a couple of presets, but if this is not you, read the manual.
Great vid. Question.... can I use the onboard effects in real time with my guitar via the stereo inputs. I looked all throughout the manual and I understand you can apply the effects to mastering and also to the mic input but I couldn't find anything about the instrument input and if you can apply the effects in real time. It would be amazing because there's all kinds of Boss pedals in this thing. Thanks again
Man how did you figure this out bro?🤔
How do I get 1 single step on the verselab?
Thank you! This is great and the mic is working good now.
Can the wav files be directly exported from the verselab to the PC or is an HD card reader needed? Not a deal breaker but it would be nice if the PC recognized verselab lab as a storage device
which steps do you have your snares on? cant get this to work
The steps don't matter. Just make sure you change the lengths of all the tracks the same so they stay in sync.
So glad I stumbled across this video, I had tried every combination of adjusting low/mid/top on the mics and could not find a setting I was happy with, it just sounded atrocious, followed your advice and set to -15 and sounds crystal clear. Really helpful.
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Got mine a few weeks ago, really impressed by the Verselab.
How do you like it after a year?
@baqcasanke I still think it's awesome, the firmware updates have made it even better.