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Hey man! Nice one. Really appreciate that dude. If I can help explain it in any way, let me know bro

@@JohnnyCrump thank you really appreciate it, only thing I think can keep making progression is to keep drills on grind, my work out as of late is shortening the movement to very tight spaces and getting the 2 clicks in succession back n fwd but being very focused on including the 4th sound on the back motion always hit 1-2-3-miss4-hit5-6 then burst all 6 slots to then miss the 4th again, definitely a timing issue in record hand, think it's just a crazy amount of repetition to lock it in , I am right handed but my left hand on the crossfader so it's the weak hand, guess that's why it's taking forever that's my conclusion anyway, I'll keep at it, funny I can hold more cycles with boomerangs with tears spaced out inbetween linking into some autos with tears also, but that dang 2 click orbit of fast succession crazy hard to stay in the circular sound relaxed but pinching that fader all at once, but yeah Johnny just a rant from a dude determined to get good at scratching, so when I see people making it look easy I just imagine the countless time to become one with the crossfader, such a small window to dance in when getting into that doubletime world,

Made me lol. What sounds ‘realy bad’?

Dope stuff brother, new sub!

Thanks again dude. Yeah, I’m loving it. Took so many years to build though, but I love being in there!

Nice one! Thanks man. Appreciate you saying so. More to come too!

Wicked! Cheers! 🤙

Nice one mate! Proper good of you to take the time to say. Haha. Yeah, worn down a few mixers myself too.

​@@JohnnyCrump I can imagine you have man, you got the mad set up anything possible, would love to hear some drums scratched in some dub style then take some skank chords scratch into off time for swing giving that off beat vibe, render some rasta/marley stem vocals and scratch into that spacing, being a dubby dubstep tune 70pm or 140 be nice, just an idea,

Wicked! Thanks again man. I’m loving doing these quick vibe videos if I’m honest. Hands, wrists and fingers still a bit sluggish though, but really enjoying getting back into scratching - and with my synths. Think it’ll be Drum n Bass next too.

Niiiiice one. Thank you for saying 🤙

Yoooooo. Nice one. Really appreciate that. I’ve just done another. Bit more raw this time - I think…

always appreciate the skill when hearing clean articulated double time patterns am still trying to dial them in myself, takes mucho practice, I'm sure you're been down many musically paths but more journeys into the scratch lane even recording your syths drums and bouncing them into stems then scratch them all back up creating trippy syncopation, but I know it's a saturated concept most things have been done before guess the key is to find your lil signature that makes you different from the rest and roll with that, you clearly are very good on the turntables and put in the hard yards takes sooooo long to clean up that fader thumb right!! salute to you Johnny @@JohnnyCrump

Hi, ok, just need to get my head around this first. So are you saying the latency increases the more the demand on the cpu? If so, that’s normal. Also, when your hardware goes out of sync, are they all out of sync together i.e. all delayed by the same amount? A way around latency issues can be the use of direct monitoring - to a degree anyway. There’s a lot of possibilities here, but if you could give me some more info, I reckon I can help. Cheers

Wicked. Thanks mate. Really enjoyed doing it too

This is awesome!! My mind is 🤯

@@sprizzle84 Cheers man! Can’t wait to do another similar variant

Wicked! Glad it helped. I’ve just had a quick look at the drumloge midi implementation chart and it’s looking good. I can’t see why this wouldn’t work for you. Let me know if you run into any problems and I’ll try and help if I can. Cheers

Totally. I keep meaning to. You’re right - 🤦🏻. Nice one though mate.

Wicked! I’m glad it helped and thanks for saying so. It’s good to know it helped. Keep 303’ing 🙃

@@JohnnyCrump subscribed! Helped a heck of a lot. Thank you

Nice one. Cheers mate. I’m really pleased with it. Way better flow than before for music making

Nice one! Cheers for saying so. It’s good to know it helped

No worries. Thanks for the comment! Nice one

I am looking for the same kind of configuration, i would MPC midi seq could control 4 synths at the same times separately without midi through. Maybe using usb / Midi as others 2 midi out? In this video usb/midi is a specific connection that is read by minifreak. I didn't understand if we could use usb out / midi in to a synth with just midi in/out.

I own an MPC one with multiple external synths. Sounds like you want to play each synths own keybed (notes), then you want the MPC to receive those notes and record them on a track. Once the bar repeats, the MPC plays back your notes, you stop playing yourself or go overdub some new notes? Correct? It’s MIDI into the MPC in that case. Create 3 MIDI tracks. Select your synths MIDI channel inside the MPC MIDI track an hit record. You can play your synth, the MPC will record notes. BUT the key is, where is your audio going to? This video shows an audio interface that sends the Audio i back into the Mpc. On audio tracks. So you turn your MPC into an audio mixer as well. I don’t, I Connect each synths audio Out into an external mixer. So my MPC use is only MIDI notes and start stop for the synths. I personally choose to control my synths with the MPC keypads, to get more creative outcomes (note repeats, chords, grid offsets,random rhythms etc) m With USB you can go both ways I guess. But synth needs to be USB equipped. 🌪️👍 hope this helps! 12 Month ago I was clueless myself…

@@TheStaubzauger The problem is, I need THREE midi outs and THREE MIDI ins for that configuration I mentioned. And Mpc Live doesn't have three.. Yes, I also use an analog external mixer. But I just want to play each of my keybeds and record into the sampler a couple bars and then go to the other keyboard and do the same. And then go to the other keyboard and do the same. Seems like such an easier way to write a song, if I can figure out how to hook it all up.

Nice one bruvvvaaaa

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Thank you. Yeah, it absolutely is! I shall keep on and keep enjoying doing it though. Cheers man

Hey. Nice one. Thanks. I actually really appreciate that!

Just listened back to it and the only possible compression would be some slight side chain compression - just so the kicks come through clearer. I’m pretty sure that’s on there, but analog 303 sounds really bite through the mix, but just to tighten it up, I’m almost certain I’d have had some side compression. Hope that answers your question? Cheers

yes it did thank you. I can hear a slight pump in there. I tried recreating the pattern and it sounds way off. I'll probably try it with some fx thru my 404 mk2. thanks dude!@@JohnnyCrump

@@rinse4208 No worries! I tend to use a ghost kick for things like this, then just adjust the side chain slightly, so it’s more of a mix technique than an overly pumping effect.

Haha. Absolutely they do! Nice one for the heads up. I’ll try this…