I finally had the courage to record a 47min electronic live set, super excited to share it with you all. Also the first time recording in firstpersonview! It features beats from the #elektron-gear:analog-rytm basslines melodies and pads from the #elektron-gear:analog-four) and vocal samples triggering / looping and crossfader tricks from the #elektron-gear:octatrack . Sidechaining the analogfour is courtesy of the fmrrnc compressor, all original unreleased content (except from the small nod to daft punk somewhere in the middle)
Little bit of live drone I jammed out this morning on my DT, DN and SH01a while taking a break from trying to arrange a track that’s been doing my head in.
I have added a melody to my previous post
A simple chord progression in C Lydian.
Created with the help of Scaler from Plugin Boutique.
Pad preset: Deep Space Diva from u-he Diva
Lead Preset: Tomita Arab Voice from Arturia Modular
I have produced a new remix…
All the beats are from digitakt… the loop melody which fades in in the brigde part is also from digitakt.
I’m happy for comments…
Been fannying about with my Octatrack over the past couple of weeks and whenever I steal an evening I’ve flicked the radio on and recorded a sample or two of whatever song is playing on Aboslute 80s.
After 6 of these “sessions” I decided to record them out into Live and to just make one big track that I can listen to on the train to think about bringing into play the cross fader and scenes some more.
So, more than a little rough and I decided to include the sample I took before each track for reference. The tracks basically run chronologically too in terms of when I did them - the latter ones are little more interesting and, to my ears, a little better mixed. But fuck it, I’m not looking to win any awards here anyway!
Hopefully something in there for someone to enjoy at least.
Ok, so don’t scoff at the notion right away, but I made this on my phone (old samsung) during a 2,5h busride. And I can say honestly say I learned quite a bit doing it lol.
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I made a new video with live tweaking one of my tracks on the Digitone.
It’s Ambient Electronica but gets quite gritty at times.
Lots of “control all” use in this one.
thats very cool
Trying something different. Just jamming
sweeeet!
Thanks! I also use the sensors in continuous mode - This is a jam I recorded live a while ago (no Elektrons involved, I think)
Greetings!
Here’s a little playlist of my latest jam-based cacophonies.
Gear is listed in the descrpition.
Rejoice the Noise!
4h36min od downloadable ACID tracks , or purchase WAV via Bandcamp …
Some nice vibes in here, really dig the brisket and ribs part.
Some ambient/dub techno track I’ve recorded using the A4, DT and Live 10 wavetable.
Some deep stuff here. “Daisy” is particularly engaging.
Love this, reminds me of my fave Clams Casino tracks.
here’s another house track i just finished. again made with the DT/A4/Diva and mastered by Wayne @ Obsessed Audio (www.facebook.com/ObsessedAudioMastering/)
thanks for listening, hope you like it.
This is a “generative music” piece I wrote after being inspired by a recent loopop video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_FpnxbALbLE
I modeled a Harmonaig Instruo eurorack module in Pure Data. https://www.modulargrid.net/e/instruo-harmonaig
The Instruo module is a chord generating quantizer.
Pure Data sends the Instruo-like generated midi chords to the Elektron Digitone. The Pure Data patch generates the chords according to a Euclidian rhythm patch (per acreil) and randomizes the voicing and the inversions of the chords.
The Digitone synthesizes the sounds and arpeggiates the chords, while providing a midi clock to Pure Data for the Euclidian rhythm. The Digitone also synthesizes a drone note from the root of the generated chord.
The Elektron Digitakt provides random percussive sounds.
My last live performance with some old movie edit
100% hardware set up
peace