you got 3x OSC on any model D, means you can create triads with tuning the OSC to other notes. Meaning with 2 model D you can build up to 6 notes so it's enough for any even exotic chords:). Yes, you would need tune OSC for additional chords, but if you are smart, you can leave the root note, and tweak only another OSC to fine tune another chord. It's not perfect, but doable, and if you are into more minimalist electronic music - you don't make a lot chord progessions. In theory its also possible to set LFO to modulate one OSC in such a timing and depth that it can work for chord progression - tuning one osc by a fifth (for example) and slow LFO as per tempo of the song to change OSC pitch and build another chord.
Can you show how you connected the Model D to the MPC Live. I'm new to both and have no clue where to start. A video on how to connect and control would be Incredible
hahah it is true I am always worried when someone talking about audio has no idea how to record audio lol you have one mono input for synth one for voice its not rocket science, any stereo recorder will do two channels lol
@@DominicJacksonFilm it's more than that, considering I was a cardioid mic. You also aren't considering monitoring. It's not anything as you described. If you want to educate me. Show me a video! Thanks for checking this out
you got 3x OSC on any model D, means you can create triads with tuning the OSC to other notes. Meaning with 2 model D you can build up to 6 notes so it's enough for any even exotic chords:). Yes, you would need tune OSC for additional chords, but if you are smart, you can leave the root note, and tweak only another OSC to fine tune another chord. It's not perfect, but doable, and if you are into more minimalist electronic music - you don't make a lot chord progessions. In theory its also possible to set LFO to modulate one OSC in such a timing and depth that it can work for chord progression - tuning one osc by a fifth (for example) and slow LFO as per tempo of the song to change OSC pitch and build another chord.
Can you show how you connected the Model D to the MPC Live. I'm new to both and have no clue where to start. A video on how to connect and control would be Incredible
I'll have to look into this as I don't have a mpc live!
Nice video! The voice level is a bit low, though.
Thanks! Great tute.
Hello, I have a K2 and a Crave. Do you know if we can poly chain the 2 together ?
Yes
Why do videos about audio gear on youtube always have the actual worst audio quality?
hahah it is true I am always worried when someone talking about audio has no idea how to record audio lol you have one mono input for synth one for voice its not rocket science, any stereo recorder will do two channels lol
@@DominicJacksonFilm it's more than that, considering I was a cardioid mic. You also aren't considering monitoring. It's not anything as you described. If you want to educate me. Show me a video! Thanks for checking this out
@@MartinRossChronicles Sound too low
Can you poly chain more model D's to the Poly D?
please how did you get model d to work in studio one