elektron workflow with live
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dj superflat
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elektron workflow with live
wondering how others set things up to use machinedrum and/or monomachine with live. thus far, i largely just set tempos same on all, cut loops imprecisely by hand (i like the somewhat raggedy feel). i'm sure there are fascinating recursive possibilities using the UW to sample live from the inputs, then have live sample in turn, but i'm not particularly up to speed on the UW yet. (the main reason i move things into live currently is not only to add vocals and guitar, but to be able to use beat repeat and other randomizer fx (my only complaint about elektron is the lack of randomization).)
(taps foot impatiently waiting for tarekith to weigh in.)
(taps foot impatiently waiting for tarekith to weigh in.)
same here. quite basic harddisk recording.
but, what i love to do is to load a midi cntrl machine into the MD and assign knobs to various parameters in Live and/or plugins
(lately i had real pleasure to control the read position of the GRM Freezer plugin).
Then, after assigning, i make a stepsequence on the MD and lock different values of the parameters - instant "parameter stepsequencing".
This compensates the lack of direct parameter recording in live's session view a bit.
Great fun to tweak parameters this way due to the MD's workflow. you have an "all parameter" stepsequencer at your fingertips.
so many things to discover on the md..........love it
but, what i love to do is to load a midi cntrl machine into the MD and assign knobs to various parameters in Live and/or plugins
(lately i had real pleasure to control the read position of the GRM Freezer plugin).
Then, after assigning, i make a stepsequence on the MD and lock different values of the parameters - instant "parameter stepsequencing".
This compensates the lack of direct parameter recording in live's session view a bit.
Great fun to tweak parameters this way due to the MD's workflow. you have an "all parameter" stepsequencer at your fingertips.
so many things to discover on the md..........love it
Man, what a great idea. I've never thought about doing that before. Nice one!m:o wrote:...
but, what i love to do is to load a midi cntrl machine into the MD and assign knobs to various parameters in Live and/or plugins
(lately i had real pleasure to control the read position of the GRM Freezer plugin).
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dj superflat
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I am. Routing a stereo channel from live to my MDUW. That way, I can use the ram-machines in the UW like beat-repeats on serious steroids!! You can get some really nice strange loops and sequence going that way.dj superflat wrote:but seems like no one's really using the UW for resampling stuff (i don't really even get how to use the UW for external inputs, though it can do some interesting resampling the MD).
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normally, i record stereo loops into the arrangement or as clip in session view as the
track develops. for later mixdown the parts which make sense get seperated into single tracks.
depending on the number of inputs your soundcard has to offer, you can record the seperate tracks simultanously. no prob.
just saw this thread and the OP's need for randomization....
you guys know this machinedrum editor ?

it has quite diverse randomization and parametermorphing features. also saving
kits it's pure ease with it.
Grab it here, it's freeware : http://www.bl-project.com/Ivity.html
track develops. for later mixdown the parts which make sense get seperated into single tracks.
depending on the number of inputs your soundcard has to offer, you can record the seperate tracks simultanously. no prob.
just saw this thread and the OP's need for randomization....
you guys know this machinedrum editor ?

it has quite diverse randomization and parametermorphing features. also saving
kits it's pure ease with it.
Grab it here, it's freeware : http://www.bl-project.com/Ivity.html