I'm a drummer. but also a generative music enthusiast. I've had Live for a coupla months I guess. I treat it like an Audio and Midi lab, where I conduct experiments. Muahaaaa.
I enjoy creating midi structures using Scale, Arpeggio, Note Length, creative routings, etc..., you give it a tonic note and its shake and bake baby....
Using canned drum loops here. For shame.
Cheers,
https://soundcloud.com/zill512/scintilla1
OK, here's my first post here..
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AustinThumper
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OK, here's my first post here..
Live 9.6 Suite / Max 7.2 / REAPER / Reaktor 6 / Win10 64bit / 4.2GHz i7 / 32GB DRAM / SSD / 828mk3 / 4 x HR824 / QX25 / HPD-15 / Sonor club kit / Mother-32 and a growing Eurorack.
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TmanRocksTheBoat
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Re: OK, here's my first post here..
Sounds cool, I like the switch up in the first 1/3 of the track. Did you chap those samples and create the roll effects on the snare yourself? They sound clean and tight.
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Warehouse345
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Re: OK, here's my first post here..
If your into electronic drumkit drumming - I've gotten into some interesting areas with Ableton where you can trigger in real time.
Warehouse345
http://www.youtube.com/warehouse345
Warehouse345
http://www.youtube.com/warehouse345
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AustinThumper
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Re: OK, here's my first post here..
^ That's some kit!
I've got a Roland Handsonic that makes a fun controller - velocity and pressure sensitive pads. I've used it to play tonal stuff, melodies, etc but frankly I still find a standard synth keyboard easier, since I already know it.
I've got a Roland Handsonic that makes a fun controller - velocity and pressure sensitive pads. I've used it to play tonal stuff, melodies, etc but frankly I still find a standard synth keyboard easier, since I already know it.
Live 9.6 Suite / Max 7.2 / REAPER / Reaktor 6 / Win10 64bit / 4.2GHz i7 / 32GB DRAM / SSD / 828mk3 / 4 x HR824 / QX25 / HPD-15 / Sonor club kit / Mother-32 and a growing Eurorack.