savage haha
brilliant. he should sell a sample pack.
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finally a product demo with experimental lo-fi noise instead of the typical EDM!
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that was good!
Holy cow! I lost it when the pads were playing ādamn!ā
Brilliant- absolutely brilliant
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Hahahaha 
That is the funniest thing Iāve seen in ages.
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Was the joke that it was bad? I thought some parts of it sounded pretty nice. Damn.
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Right off the bat, the bad trap-style auto-tuning had me in stitches! 
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I was so drunk last night I thought I was watching an actual product video
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i did A/B testā¦
if you put on AH Saturation Mode which i use mostly for drums
you can come 99% close to the setting in seconds with DrumBuss.
If i remember right i send the input to -10dB
the drive to ā40ā
the mode to āHardā
the rest to standard / 0
my speakers are Neumann KH 120 A
Adam A7X
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I have no heat to compare to, but I was doing something similar with my Rodec-Sherman restyler
The drum buss saturation circuits mimic the soft, medium, and hard circuits really well. Soft on the restyler is raising the overdrive to a little. Medium is raising the overdrive knob by 30%. Hard is maxing overdrive but also raising input gain. When I have the filter wide open on the restyler I mess with these settings now I can use drum buss if I am feeling too lazy.
The same goes for the transient control. Drum buss has a boom parameter which the restyler doesnāt have, but the restyler has a Rodec DJ filter piece which sounds very hifi. Their filter and piece to the device is the AM, transient, and resonant knobs. Thatās what I figured out with 100+ hours of expirementing. Now I can transfer that knowledge to autofilter+drum buss.
I would prefer to do autofilter per pad in drum rack and the drum buss for the entire drum rack. Peace
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That girl with the autotune turning into industrial noise is hilarious.
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Doing A/B tests with my Restyler as well. Iād like to say I canāt justify having this piece of gear anymore. Not quite there yet. But maybe soon. I could use the $ elsewhere. I think there is definitely a possibility to engineer a complex Ableton rack that can do most of what the Restyler does. Autofilters, Max4Live LFO, Drum Buss, etc. But Iām not smart enough to make it. Plus itās damn hard to beat the tactile interface of the Restyler.
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I am keeping mine mainly for the hi-fi purposes of record listening. I have my audio technica turntable going into a vincent phono 700 to the restyler. I will hear a record loop sometimes and just start tweaking the filter knobs away and the transient knobs too. When you get that record loop right you record into your DAW. Something about that is enjoyable to me.
Iām sure if you do a Auto Filter 1 (MS1) + Auto Filter 2 (MS1) + LFO + Drum Buss rack and it would do something similar to the restyler for anyone interested. If you want a (Clean) filter setup that should also work.
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Interesting usage! I know what you mean. I can lose hours just running various material - mainly drum patterns, but sometimes dub chord progressions - through that filter and tweaking away.
Thanks. Yes, I suppose I would have trouble trying to recreate such an immediate and well-laid out interface with 8 horizontal rack knobs (controlled via Push 2). But I will try.
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Honestly, I wonāt take Non Ericās opinion too serious. He talks a lot of nonsense in his Musotalk.
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please hit me up when youāre ready to part with your restyler =)
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I upgraded before my 10 day price ran outā¦ I know Iād do it eventually anyway so I might as well get it at a discounted price now. Ableton doesnāt do the 1-2 year upgrades so I canāt complain too much.