DN I
I havenāt tried it with vocals, but I have tried with bass and regular guitar. I find the recording process finnicky, but I think itāll get better with practice. If Iām not using my Mustang Micro (tiny practice cab sim thing plugged straight into the bass/guitar jack), then I have to run the signal through a thru track and use a compressor as a makeshift preamp.
I definitely understand not wanting to have so much tech, even if only make/play music at home.
By āfinnickyā I mean that if I try to make music on the OT the same way I make music in a DAW, I hit so many speed bumps (editing samples and making slices isnāt quick, track setup takes time, limited number active FX, resampling from a thru-track is not a short process, etc). But the OT really shines when I go in without a specific track idea in mind, but feed it random chords and sounds from my Digitone 2 and stumble upon cool sequences by messing around with those short snippets, and then try to build on that with my bass guitar and stuff.
Lyra 8 + OT
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This is why I love the A4 :]]]
dntwo
Modular
underwater sneak missionnnn
ebb and flow
creepy panning
techno thing that used all my patch cables
More modular exploration
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The first oneās great, the second oneās awesome!
Nice one!
Ah, thanks, I see how thatās your cup of tea.
Noisy modular crap, Rubicon & Plonk
Thanks man ! I like the groove but I should I work on the pads
Havenāt been using Syntakt for months, decided to sample some new drum sounds and found myself in two hours mangling this industrial-like sketch.
Recorded directly to iPad without any processing.
DNII+DTII
Progression of my last upload.
The basic is a sample I recorded from DN, playing a 64 steps long chord progression and then using an LFO slowly scanning through all possible starting points of this loop on DT.
Adding tracks of the gorgeous piano comb filter preset on DN and some percussion samples on DT (and one clap sound on DN).
Some other DN sounds go crazy and wild besides.
Later on it is the first time I use a sample of my beloved badminton racket - hitting on it.