3 Video Tutorials

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Zettt
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3 Video Tutorials

Post by Zettt » Mon Jul 02, 2007 6:51 am

Hi,

I just wanted to say, that there are some external Video Tutorials out there in the big YouTube universe. 8O

Some of them are german. (but the people seem to understand what i am showing...)
Have fun.

(For a HiRes Version you can always visit my homepage)

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Post by gabster » Mon Jul 02, 2007 4:53 pm

Nice Zettt!

I liked the Beat De-construction...

Yes - didn't have a problem to understand what you were doing on those where you are talking German -

Hey here is my chance to learn German too!

Auf Wiederzehn (?) :lol:

Gabi.

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Post by Stiff » Mon Jul 02, 2007 7:01 pm

Sweet, thanks man!
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Post by Zettt » Mon Jul 02, 2007 8:29 pm

gabster wrote:Yes - didn't have a problem to understand what you were doing on those where you are talking German
I'm so happy to hear that :-D
gabster wrote:Auf Wiedersehn (!!!) :lol:
;)

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Post by friend_kami » Tue Jul 03, 2007 2:20 am

wtf why didnt i think of that?
using simpler as sampler with automated start/lenghts?

thats brilliant man.
thanks.

btw, your english is way better then many of the germans i met during my stay in berlin.
i can tell you that for sure.

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Post by Zettt » Tue Jul 03, 2007 12:47 pm

Well i think i should start planning to visit some other countries then ;) ...

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Post by gabster » Tue Jul 03, 2007 2:57 pm

wtf why didnt i think of that?
using simpler as sampler with automated start/lenghts?

thats brilliant man.
thanks.
Yes! That is absolutely a fantastik idea - Thanks Zettt!!!

Gabi.

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Post by friend_kami » Tue Jul 03, 2007 3:36 pm

yeah i just played around with it yesterday, and its nuts i tell you.

try using loops set at 1 to 2 bars, and set the lenght to pretty low (like one hit only of the loop only, perhaps take the second and third 8th in there aswell), turn the loop on and assign a macro to length and one to start (With pretty low values), to get some kind of autechre-ish style percussion.

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Post by Zettt » Tue Jul 03, 2007 10:36 pm

It seems that you are totally happy with your new toy.

I am very proud you have found something useful :-D

BTW: The next Tutorial will also be very cool ;) I hope you don't know already...

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Post by friend_kami » Wed Jul 04, 2007 3:41 am

Zettt wrote:It seems that you are totally happy with your new toy.

I am very proud you have found something useful :-D

BTW: The next Tutorial will also be very cool ;) I hope you don't know already...
actually yes i am :)
i still cant believe i didnt think of htat myself though :D

what i like the most though is the fact that your tutorials tend to end in a way that you go "yeah!", rather then the usual "i knew that" way.

way to go.

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Post by friend_kami » Thu Jul 19, 2007 10:16 pm

i knew that. :p

shame on you for plugging your website. :twisted:
you know you could just aswell rightclicked and selected "distribute ranges equally".

also i think that it would propably sound better if you were to fade out chain 1, while fading in chain 2 etc. smoother transitions. (anyone know how to do this in a fast way?)

a matter of preference though, i guess.

related:
now could you map chain1 to "A", chain 2 to "S", chain3 to "D" etc, so that when you press A it jumps to playing only chain1, while the others are muted?

or do you need something like Bome´s MIDI translator (or mac equiv) for that?

keep em coming mate.

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Post by Zettt » Fri Jul 20, 2007 5:47 am

You know i got the idea from abletonlivedj, they didn't make a video there for this effect, and thought it would be a good idea.

Didn't know that there is such a function like "distribute equally" as i don't use this technique for making my music ;)


regarding your related question:
I think you could just map your keyboard keys to Mute/Unmute. (The speaker symbol)
But i suppose it would be better to use an external device which sends MIDI Controll Messages and use four of these to Mute/Unmute one chain or another.

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Post by friend_kami » Fri Jul 20, 2007 2:48 pm

ah screw it, ill just map the racks on/off to my qwerty instead. :)
keep them coming mate.

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