Chilled ambient dub Silent Hill pad Analog Rytm Mk2 Boss RE-202 Lexicon LXP-1 : Free project incl
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- čas přidán 19. 09. 2023
- Regular electronic, repetitive, techno dub Rytm creations. Free project included.
Elektron Analog Rytm MKII 8 Voice Analog Drum Machine & Sampler.
Project downloadable at github.com/sm-ll/ER/blob/main...
Keyboard tracking math: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...
More chilled dub using the Analog Rytm Mk2, this time with what is pretty much the live set I am going to go with, the Boss RE-202, Lexicon LXP-1, Mackie 1202 VLZPro and the Motu Ultralite Hybrid Mk3
Silent Hill samples resource: silenthillforum.com/viewtopic...
∎ EQUIPMENT ∎
Elektron Analog Rytm MKII
Boss RE-202 Space Echo
Lexicon LXP-1
Mackie 1202 VLZ Pro
Motu Ultralite Hybrid Mk3
Sony a5100 Camera
∎ MORE TEXTURE AND LUSHNESS ∎
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∎ WHERE ELSE ∎
Horizontal, anti-capitalist, anarchist behaviours beginning as an agile electronic music label: www.sm-ll.com
Bandcamp store: store.sm-ll.com
Patreon: / horizontal_eg. .
Tape partner label: tapesformates.bandcamp.com
Mastering services and support specifically for the independent electronic music community, operating under a pay what you can model: causeandcondition.com
Delivering creative output while en-route: linktr.ee/punk_delivery
∎ THX ∎
Play into the algorithm, or don't, that's your choice. - Hudba
Wow this is very very good love it!
Cheers, appreciate you checking it out. The chords used in Silent Hill are amazing, big fan.
That intro could go on forever, the boing is great too.
Cheers, indeed it was before i hit record haha. The boing is boinging!
Really enjoying the Ambient vibes & love hearing you chat though the setup.
Appreciate the support. It’s been enjoyable just chilling with some chords.
This was terrific and very helpful to someone like me who's always struggled to go beyond a 4 bar pattern and make it feel alive. Thanks for sharing the project on this one, it seems you were hesitant to do so. I look forward to dusting off my mixer and playing around with it as a performance/composition tool like this. Lucky me, i have a VLZ3 so its practically the exact same as your setup.
No problem at all, happy you find it useful. Yeah i was a little hesitant as i felt it didn’t have much going on and relied so much on other gear but glad I did as it’s better to have it there and not be used than not be there at all. Also you make a good point in that the Mackie is pretty popular mixer so it’s probably less specific than i thought.
Enjoy your jamming and playing about with it. 🖤
Damn, the lexicon sounds so good
It’s ridiculously good. Can’t wait to share the reverbs on it. Amazing stuff.
You are very tasteful in your reverb choice and use. I also wanna say I like very much a lot of stuff you put on bandcamp with your label.
Ah cheers, yeah reverbs can be a tricky one. Also thanks for checking out the label, amazing. 🖤
Thanks so much 🙏
No probs, thanks for listening 🖤
Super honored to be mentioned :D
😇 no worries, hope you’re good buddy.
i love this. just bought a Rytm and am very inspired by this performance
ah nice, appreciated, and congrats on getting the Rytm. How you finding it?
Still learning the basics but digging it so far. I love my Octatrack so I'm very excited to see what the Rytm has to offer@@ExpectResistance
Ooh interesting. I’ve never used an Octatrack but would imagine the Rytm is very easy afterwards
What a pleasure to my ears
Glad to hear it. Yeah got some sweet combo gears rolling along here. Good fun. Thx
I like the sounds
Cheers, appreciate all the support 🖤
@@ExpectResistance 🙂
highly inspiring soundscape~🤖
Thank you, glad it’s enjoyable 🖤
Nice!
Cheers, it was a fun one for sure
I don't hate the voice, but these sessions with some chill thoughts are also appreciated. Carry on with whatever you decided to do.
Cheers, appreciate the comment.
Agree, keeping it simple, relaxed and spontaneous is the idea, even if it’s rough.
@@ExpectResistanceoh dude. So sorry. I mixed you up with User Friendly. Hence the comment about the voice HA.
I was basically saying I preferred this laid back vibe and sound to his voice effect and gnarl. But thought yall were the same dude.
Zero offense to him heh. The gnarl is fun too.
No worries at all, I assumed i must have mentioned video format in this video, as remember i did somewhere recently.
I’m not familiar with User Friendly, will have to check it out. 👍
Oooh User Friendly, yes i do know that channel. Some crazy voice and editing going on. I couldn’t get on with his videos as couldn’t really understand what was being said. Funny though 😂
Would like to know a bit more fx routing and settings in AR and on the mixer, the order and what settings did you use on boss and lexicon, is it in serial or parallel? Boss into lexicon maybe? Thanks man, inspiring sound indeed!
Glad you’re enjoying it. Cheers.
The routing in the Rytm is typically only fx out the main output, so no dry signal at all, just out the individual outputs.
The Boss as Lexicon are both set to wet signal, and both are run from auxiliaries on the Mackie and then both back into channels on the Mackie.
I think from memory, the Lexicon was using one of the delays, the last one i think. The settings were whatever they were in the box, not got the editor or done a factory reset so assume it’s stock but could be wrong. It had a complex delay/reverb quality to it.
The Boss was a fast timing delay, spring reverb setting, i think either the old or new tape type is fine, depends what eq is set on the mixer or what balance of sounds you use. It’s good to have the option. I do find often find the spring reverb needs to be louder in some settings so sometimes turn down the delay to half and boost the overall output.
The rest is really just eq and balance on the mixer.
I hope that is useful, but happy to explain anything else 👍
Perfection man...!!
There is a metallic spring-y verb quality from that Roland. Would love to see this with some wash-out reverb that the strymons to also.
Thanks, appreciate it.
Yeah the RE-202 has a nice metal sound to it, especially if hit hard and saturated. Definitely some reverb stuff to come for sure and maybe Strymon might make an appearance one day.
This whole series of SH jams is madness - already have the source material pack on my SDD now as well, just gotta jaunter through it all and make some cuts for the Digitakt. 🕳️🐇💨
Not sure how much longer I'll be able to put it off if I continue watching these...
Thanks, much appreciated. Glad you’re enjoying them, it’s been fun.
Did you source from the sample CD’s or the selection picked from the game? It’s super interesting hearing all the sounds in either case. So many good ones and a decent bunch of chords variations. Yeah you should definitely explore them.
Thanks 🖤
Your beats are amazing by the way!!! Subbed
@@ExpectResistance + as for the S.H. stems; I just pulled the main collection .zip from the OP, as well as following the google spreadsheet locally with all of the sources/documentation & cloning it locally. 👍🏽
I never make things easy for myself, so have a ton of shit to sift through lmao.
@@goonfish haha nice. Yeah it’s a ton of great stuff in there. Enjoy
@@ExpectResistance looks like youtube pulled my comment for referencing SC & Bandcamp lol so just wanted to mention thanks again for the love, and to definitely keep sharing the sessions with us. 🤝
That was tasty.
P.S. If you fancy giving it a go I could lend you a strymon volante for a bit some time.
Cheers. Ah nice, yeah maybe i will at some point. How is it?
@@ExpectResistance Just saw this comment - the Volante is very much a tape delay emulator (a ... very very good one) - but the BigSky is also more akin to the Valhalla plugins - huge washout stuff possible. Both devices have midi sync (Volante for the delay and BigSky for internal modulator/lfo stuff it can do with the reverb). The tape controls on the Volante are great along with the tape quality adjustment stuff. Highly recommend checking out
@@a1o1 niiice. The Valhalla stuff is great so definitely curious how these boxes sound. I should investigate some more videos on them for sure. 👍
Sounds so good, does the project works on the AR Mk1?
Cheers, yeah can't go wrong with Silent Hill chords really.
As I understand it, it should work, although I have never tried myself but assume some stuff will be different, but if you try let me know if it works ok.
@@ExpectResistance Thank you for sharing the project. I will try it on my Mk1 and will let you know how it sounds. Keep up the good work, your stuff with the Mk2 is so good. Cheers
Nice one, appreciate the kind words.
Yeah definitely let me know, that will be super helpful, cheers
Do you have the controller for the LXP? It gives you control of more parameters. I was considering buying an LXP but not sure if it would be worth it without the controller.
I haven’t no, not yet. Apparently you can use any midi controller or sending data but I haven’t tried it yet. It’s very good sounding so i felt it was definitely worth it. However i will get a controller when i have some money, apparently it controls two Lexicons and can even control DX7’s.
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are you thinking of releasing this? in Horizontal, anti-capitalist, anarchist behaviours beginning as an agile electronic music label.?
@@angelomedi nah, very unlikely tbh, just a freebie 🖤