Hi,
I'm setting up Live as an FX unit for my decks that will either be the Send/Receive FX option on my DJM 600, or possibly I might route my turntables through 2 channels in LIve then out live into my mixer (Decks>Live>Mixer). (If there are no latency issues)
I have the DJM 600, buton the new DJM 800 mixer there is a ROLL effect. Does anyone know what this is a variation of, and how to get it in Live???
I think it might be an echo with no Decay, can you do this in live?
Or perhaps a Beat Repeat.
If anyone has any ideas then id love to know, im going to try and figure it out tomorrow, but a clue would definately help.
Sorry if youread this and none of it made sense. Hopefully it did to someone.
Cheers,
kpa
How do you get DJM-800 Roll Effect?
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The Fantastic Stutter effect as used by talented artists including the bestest, most popular DJ & producer in the whole wide world, Fat Boy Slim .
I have been using the same as starfish for quite a while now.
I'm using it like so:-
I have been using the same as starfish for quite a while now.
I'm using it like so:-
- Set beatrepeat on your Master to no triplets (unless of course you want them).
Set the gate to full.
Set a midi control to turn beatrepeat switch on/off & a nob for controlling the looping size. i.e. 1/32, 1/16, etc. and then set whatever other parameters you like to midi controls.
SubLixx
http://www.abletonlivedj.com/index.php? ... umRoll.adg
Uses 2 beat repeats. Records a 1 bar loop and allows you to manipulate the offset and size of the repeated slice. Assign a key or button to the 1st BR repeat button and tweak the Grid & Offset of the 2nd Beat Repeat.
I created the above. Works well for me. I made this after playing with a DJM800.
Uses 2 beat repeats. Records a 1 bar loop and allows you to manipulate the offset and size of the repeated slice. Assign a key or button to the 1st BR repeat button and tweak the Grid & Offset of the 2nd Beat Repeat.
I created the above. Works well for me. I made this after playing with a DJM800.