OXI One Sequencer Tutorial: Multitrack Mode Basics 1/2

Sdílet
Vložit
  • čas přidán 20. 07. 2024
  • This OXI One Tutorial will get started with the Multitrack sequencer mode. OXI One's Multitrack mode is a powerful and flexible sequencer, and this video tutorial overview of the basic features will quickly get you started.
    Order the OXI One and other OXI Gear here: oxiinstruments.com/store/
    This video gives an overview of the Multitrack mode using a Digitakt to give an example of how it can be used in a dawless setup. But you can apply these concepts in any other setup or DAW like Ableton or Bitwig.
    In the comments below, tell us what gear you like to pair with your OXI!
    Get the latest Firmware here: oxiinstruments.com/oxi-one/up...
    Chapters
    00:00 Intro
    01:24 Basic Drum Setup
    02:55 Step Parameters
    04:01 Step SubMenu
    07:09 Track Functions
    09:06 Track Selection
    11:59 Drum View
    13:22 Mute / Solo
    14:58 Full Clear
    15:16 Goodbye and Final Jam
    If you are already fluent in this mode, stay tuned for the next release, which will include more advanced explanations and tips.
    #oxiinstruments #oxione #sequencer #tutorial #dawless
    ___________________________
    OXI Instrument’s mission is to provide you with the ability to create and perform your music in a new, easy, intuitive, and fulfilling way.
    Dive into more OXI One tutorials: • OXI ONE Tutorials
    Get to know the Coral with these Tutorials: • CORAL Tutorials
    Learn more about and order your OXI One MIDI/CV Sequencer: oxiinstruments.com/oxi-one/
    Learn more about and order your Coral Polyphonic and Multitimbral Eurorack Module: oxiinstruments.com/oxi-coral/
    Follow OXI on SOCIAL MEDIA
    Instagram: / oxiinstruments
    Facebook: / oxiinstruments
    Twitter: / oxiinstruments
    TikTok: / oxiinstruments
    Tag us with #OXIInstruments
    JOIN THE OXI COMMUNITY
    Discord: / discord
    OXI Forum: oxiinstruments.com/forum/
    FB group: / oxiinstruments
  • Hudba

Komentáře • 13

  • @dreamsaremaps
    @dreamsaremaps Před 14 dny +3

    Been using the oxi for a while and have read the manual several times, and I still found something new in this video. Please keep them coming! Subbed and liked!

  • @zpurpz
    @zpurpz Před 13 dny

    Can’t wait for the next oneee

  • @nilskozstum8256
    @nilskozstum8256 Před 15 dny +4

    Two things to add, probably already covered elsewhere: using the shift + sequencer button to set a reset time really helps to keep different length tracks a bit more predictable.
    Also setting up the play button in config>performance as a reset helps to get everything back together after changing track lengths or divisions while the sequencer is running.

    • @uly1981
      @uly1981 Před 15 dny

      +1
      i'd also like to see an option to copy a single track/row so you can build melodic fugue sequences more easily in multitrack mode or maybe even have a whole separate fugue-sequencer mode

  • @bwest6275
    @bwest6275 Před 15 dny +1

    Amazing work on these tutorials guys 👏👍 thank you 👍

  • @ChurBoBaggins
    @ChurBoBaggins Před 16 dny +1

    tnx these tutorial vids are great, please make more! the oxi is such a nice unit :)

  • @Bobo
    @Bobo Před 16 dny

    Great video! Thank you ☺️

  • @SvenFx-22
    @SvenFx-22 Před 16 dny +1

    Much needed video. Thank you 🙏. Please keep them coming. Also is there a reason it’s zoomed out so far? So much unused screen real estate. Still great video. Thank you

    • @ghostinplainsight4803
      @ghostinplainsight4803 Před 15 dny

      Looks good on a desktop. Easy to see the controls, screen and the interaction with the Digitakt.

  • @gherat
    @gherat Před 9 dny

    Why can't we hold a note step in multimode sequencer view (tapping the oct knob) and turn VEL, OCT, GATE and MOD like in a normal mono track? Why is it different? It's really hard to program notes without being able to shift the notes up and down one octave. And when do do manage to get a note an octave higher by turning that offset knob, its completely out of view! So then I need to guess where the notes an octave down are! I don't understand why it isn't a simple copy of the normal note input view.

    • @oxiinstruments
      @oxiinstruments  Před 5 dny +1

      We’ll implement that at some point!

    • @gherat
      @gherat Před 4 dny

      @@oxiinstruments that’s great news! 🙏