Started a series of tutorials on the OT

Jon · 2013-09-19T08:09:59.000Z

Really good vids!

josker · 2013-09-19T10:59:29.000Z

Thank you!

Great videos. Really looking forward to seeing more.

FmSafari · 2013-09-19T13:31:56.000Z

This is really good. Very didactic!

NisseJ · 2013-09-19T18:01:36.000Z

Very good tutorial! Need the other parts asap!

Jon9 · 2013-09-19T19:35:40.000Z

""SB-SIX"":

Thanks guys!
I’m sorry but a voice-over is not really an option for me. English is not my native language so it would sound with a terrible dutch accent.

Would I be right to say that it’s a confidence thing SB-SIX? I think you should try it out, it’s like spelling, who cares if you misspell a word in a sentence, it’s what that sentence says. The same should be said for your voice over, your accent doesn’t matter, it’s the message you’re sharing and perhaps you might find that we will like your accent. Come on, give it a go.

olafp · 2013-09-19T19:51:53.000Z

Thanks man,

great tutorial !!!
I think quite a lot people here do not have english as their mother language
so give it a try

SB-SIX · 2013-09-19T20:48:37.000Z

Ok maybe i’ll give it a try, but after this series has finished
Cheers for the heads up everyone!

Jon9 · 2013-09-19T21:49:49.000Z

""SB-SIX"":

Ok maybe i’ll give it a try, but after this series has finished

Looking forward to it SB. And great videos too, I’m learning a lot.

babybonnet · 2013-09-19T23:43:05.000Z

This is awesome! thanks a bunch, very informative.

SB-SIX · 2013-09-29T17:15:06.000Z

I’ve added 2 more vids to the series. Hope you like it!

This one adds vocal chops to the track.

Here I’m setting up a few patterns and experiment with how the arrangement could work.

Cheers!

BadVoltage · 2013-09-29T21:07:07.000Z

Goed werk man !

Housecliche · 2013-09-29T21:24:26.000Z

Love the track so far - especially digging those sweet vocals - can you explain here a bit more detail of how you are approaching the one-shot fills? It’s not entirely clear from the video even after I stop-rewind several times

Cheers!

Veets · 2013-09-30T01:16:55.000Z

Only on Vid 1 but great concept and great so far - kudos!

SB-SIX · 2013-09-30T05:27:13.000Z

Thanks for watching guys!

The one-shot trigs are triggers that only run once after you press “yes”. So in one pattern, you could have a beatloop running, and by placing a oneshot with no volume, you mute the track at that trigger. Or place samples/beats there to get stutter fx, fillins etc.

you can place a oneshot by pressing function + a normal trigger. The red light from the trig will turn yellow.

When in grid record mode and pressing “yes”, only the active track oneshots are armed. When grid mode is off and you press “yes”, all oneshots on all tracks are armed.

Jon · 2013-09-30T07:46:04.000Z

Keep up the good work! Nice to see real world scenarios being tutorialized!

namnibor · 2013-09-30T11:18:45.000Z

Would you consider doing the same for the Analog Four in near future, please? These type of tutorials are really great especially for those of us totally knew to Elektron Instruments and thanks for taking the initiative and time to do this. Please consider the A4 Tutorial Series, and if not, would be lovely if someone else would take same approach for A4. Thanks!

joshEjosh · 2013-09-30T12:37:47.000Z

Like and subscribed!

Rusty · 2013-09-30T13:15:32.000Z

Had a quick view of the first one; and I must say it was great. Really well done.

However, I find it a bit disconcerting with all the silence / text cues; a voice over would be excellent, and I’d dig a heavy dutch accent.

Nein · 2013-09-30T13:27:42.000Z

Great Videos and thanks for making and sharing them.

SB-SIX · 2013-09-30T14:44:31.000Z

""namnibor"":

Would you consider doing the same for the Analog Four in near future, please? These type of tutorials are really great especially for those of us totally knew to Elektron Instruments and thanks for taking the initiative and time to do this. Please consider the A4 Tutorial Series, and if not, would be lovely if someone else would take same approach for A4. Thanks!

Yes I could do that… Maybe that will be my first experiment with a voice-over