Melodic Randomization Tips for Torso T1! | Hanging With Hexwave

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  • čas přidán 15. 08. 2024
  • Hello! Just wanted to put together a quick video on the tail of my last video of 7 things I love about the ‪@torsoelectronics‬ T1, as I spent the night hammering home all the randomization features to fully understand them as much as I could, and I discovered several very fun and useful features I didn't know about. Watch on!
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Komentáře • 19

  • @eubique
    @eubique Před měsícem

    Nice. I can tell you actually some grasp of using this thing for making music, unlike a few of the other videos out there ;-)

    • @hexwavemusic
      @hexwavemusic  Před měsícem

      @@eubique Thanks! It is a pretty complex machine but if you put in the time to learn it then it's very powerful!

  • @ujtb
    @ujtb Před měsícem

    Cheers man!! I was waiting for a video like this! Seriously considering this machine

    • @hexwavemusic
      @hexwavemusic  Před měsícem +1

      @@ujtb Thank you!! I can say you likely wouldn't be disappointed!! I didn't have it for long just cause I needed the money for my new setup but it's the most fun sequencer I've used for sure once you learn it!

    • @ujtb
      @ujtb Před měsícem

      @@hexwavemusic yeah, I'm just in doubt at the moment, the music I do the lack of inspiration and then I look at the fact that it's a Euclidian with probability and random? Could I just not use a max4live device that does this at 1 10th of the price and get a midi controller for it? 🤣 I'm so conflicted at the mo.

    • @hexwavemusic
      @hexwavemusic  Před měsícem

      @@ujtb 🤷‍♀🤷‍♀🤷‍♀Good luck!!

    • @ujtb
      @ujtb Před měsícem

      @@hexwavemusic exactly 🤣 cheers mate!

    • @hexwavemusic
      @hexwavemusic  Před měsícem

      @@ujtb 😂😂 Cheers 😁

  • @tylerstup9510
    @tylerstup9510 Před 4 měsíci

    Thank you! I am a T-1 user and I am definitely taking notes on this! The difference between cycles and steps is still confusing for me. Videos like this help!

    • @hexwavemusic
      @hexwavemusic  Před 4 měsíci

      Oh that's great! Glad it is of help 🙂 I'm still getting my head around some parts too, making these videos helps me learn it as well!
      So basically each cycle will have all of the steps in it that you set, so like, if you have 4 cycles and 16 steps set, your full pattern for that selected track is 4x16 steps = 64 steps.
      Each cycle can be customized to play different settings/notes/parameters, so they can be as similar or different to each other as you choose. So cycles are more for making a longer song progression, if that's what your song needs. If you don't need multiple variations of your bars to play in your pattern, you can just put it down to one cycle and ignore them completely (but they are fun to use!)
      For steps, you can set it up to 64 steps, but also since you can put it on non even numbers that means it would go out of sync with other instrument tracks, which can lead to cool rhythms as it loops through and eventually syncs up again. Plus randomizing the step count can make some neat unpredictable stuff.
      Anyway, thanks for watching and enjoy the T1!

    • @stephenaskew4346
      @stephenaskew4346 Před 2 měsíci

      Cycles are my favourite thing on the T-1.
      I don't know if this helps but...
      Steps are a number of divisions within atrackn. Cycles are a number of replications of that track. 4 by default so a one bar track becomes a four by track. Useless unless you edit the different cycles to create variations.
      Epic if you do.

  • @stephenaskew4346
    @stephenaskew4346 Před 2 měsíci

    Great tutorial. Thankyou

  • @NOGASAYAN
    @NOGASAYAN Před 3 měsíci

    I´m actually afraid of getting my head around that thing because it would possibly cause some serious GAS on me. But great explanation mate, truly a deep piece of kit. ;-)

    • @hexwavemusic
      @hexwavemusic  Před 3 měsíci +1

      Hey thanks and I get that 😂 It's complex to learn the details of how things work for sure, but in the end even mistakes generally sound pretty good on it 🤷
      That said I sold mine! I love it but it is too hard to write a specific melody on it. The generative possibilities are amazing, but if you like writing your own melody lines it is a bit of a pain on this for sure. Maybe they'll update it later to add step recording or something!

    • @NOGASAYAN
      @NOGASAYAN Před 3 měsíci

      @@hexwavemusic no way really? You sold it? Okay.. i think then maybe it is more for live improvising or to get some ideas going in the studio.

    • @hexwavemusic
      @hexwavemusic  Před 3 měsíci

      @@NOGASAYAN It's a great live performance machine and for improvising for sure! I'd not look too much into me selling it, I've bought and sold a LOT of gear over the past few years. I just wanted to eliminate an extra machine in the chain, but it's really fun and powerful. Again the biggest weakness is custom melodies instead of the generative melodies it excels at.

  • @AtlasCastleDk
    @AtlasCastleDk Před 4 měsíci

    Great insights my friend! What's your favorite feature on the T1 so far? I've seen many comments out there from the community hopping for a screen to be added to the engine. I kinda like the straight forward approach of this instrument/sequencer. Not sure to see what a screen could add to the experience.

    • @hexwavemusic
      @hexwavemusic  Před 4 měsíci +4

      Honestly I'd be disappointed if they made a V2 with a screen. I think while a couple things would be easier, but on the whole the only reason people want a screen is because they don't spend the time to learn it!
      Honestly, all the great features of the sequencer itself aside, my favorite thing is probably the lack of a screen which just makes it seem like a very simple, intuitive and powerful controller. Refreshing since the Elektrons feel more like computers with all the menus. Thanks for watching!