Bollocks, couldn't make it to Wavetable last week! Nice set though, will definitely try and get along to the next one. This makes total sense if you think about it, because the first drum machines were basically analogue synths just using oscillators and noise, plus a bit of ring mod for cymbal sounds. Still sounds great though! Some proper gnarly stuff here which sounds like it needed some acid 303. I don't make a lot of beats these days, but one thing I like to do is patch simple sounds from scratch (like just noise through a VCA), stick it through loads of effects plugins and resample the weird bits for some more unusual one shots. In the hardware world, DataBender would be great for that!
Really blows my mind what you accomplish with even a limited modular setup, although I felt that you missed an opportunity to use Pam's euclidean gates capabilities for the hi-hats. Keep it in mind if/when you do something like this again ;)
Nice work. I don’t have a Maths (nor indeed the hp for it), but I’m sure I can cobble together something along these lines, sequenced by Steppy. Thanks for sharing!
I'm loving your videos and I very much approve of the colour of your brew.
Big ups for using Chipz so well I love to see people actually give it a chance
So underrated!
Think I’m gonna do a vid on it ~ it does so much especially for the price!
Excellent. Really loving the sound of the snare.
Cheers!!
Bollocks, couldn't make it to Wavetable last week! Nice set though, will definitely try and get along to the next one. This makes total sense if you think about it, because the first drum machines were basically analogue synths just using oscillators and noise, plus a bit of ring mod for cymbal sounds. Still sounds great though! Some proper gnarly stuff here which sounds like it needed some acid 303. I don't make a lot of beats these days, but one thing I like to do is patch simple sounds from scratch (like just noise through a VCA), stick it through loads of effects plugins and resample the weird bits for some more unusual one shots. In the hardware world, DataBender would be great for that!
Really blows my mind what you accomplish with even a limited modular setup, although I felt that you missed an opportunity to use Pam's euclidean gates capabilities for the hi-hats. Keep it in mind if/when you do something like this again ;)
Cheers man! I’ve hardly scratched the surface of pams so far. I’m gonna have to spend a day trying all those functions further along the menu :)
Nice work. I don’t have a Maths (nor indeed the hp for it), but I’m sure I can cobble together something along these lines, sequenced by Steppy. Thanks for sharing!
Yea I reckon any envelope will do pretty much the same thing!
very nice indeed Sir!
yeah !!
Excellent kick! I've been meaning to ask, what's your camera/lighting setup? Your vids are always so warm yet crisp.
Cheers! I’ve got a Canon m50 and my desk is right at a window so I’m just using natural light :)
sounds like man machine era Kraftwerk, in the beat possible way!