Originally posted by tehlord
The entire mix process bores the crap out of me, I much rather just piss about making stuff up on the spot and then ad libbing a track layout. I rarely (if ever) save what I've done either, just render the stereo output as I do it. Once it's done it's done.
Id like to get to that stage where jamming can just turn quickly into a the basic layout, so many times i just stick a loop going and not advancing forward
Not convinced Push 2 is the answer but only one way to find out - just need to find a reasonably priced one
Raphie
For creative jamming you need to be able to switch patterns in a non lineair way.
tehlord
The thing I find with the APC is that I can use session view (which was just a repository for never ending loops before) to very quickly chop in and out of clip combinations.
I tend to then start creating scenes and using scene launch to create track layouts on the fly. I can also have a number of samples in trigger mode and use clip launch to jam those into the sequence too.
It's pretty neat!
AlphaStarred
tehlord
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Originally posted by AlphaStarred
You're moving so fast I can't even see you.
But this is what we need more of. Good old fashioned bbbrrggaaaAGGHHH!
Mel David
If anyone has any old Roland keyboard workstations they had an RPS sequencer function where you can trigger MIDI patterns on/off via the keys. This can be really useful for mocking up a quick arrangement on the fly.
tehlord
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Originally posted by Zak McKracken
interdasting tred
ive just started jammin but im kind of out of ideas how to record the soundcard audio input from my mixer in sync with a camera, say my ihphone so no yet youtubin - any tip apreciated. i use steinberg ur22 for recording in ableton w asio for bets midi sync. even managed to sync my ipad with rebirth to this setup so fun, but no camera.
I usually clap a couple of times in front of the camera and/or tap a couple of keys on the midi controller/instrument so I can sync up video and audio afterwards. It's low tech, but I bet more youtubers do that than would admit ;)
aquila
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Originally posted by Mel David
So no cheating it should be videos posted only. That way we get to see how you jam, twistin knobs, triggering loops, and generally monkeying around etc.
Like this?
:tongue3
tehlord
Another little test thing with loads of mistakes and no real direction.
Setup like this :-
Nord Lead - main bell/pluck sound
Analog 4 - Standard sequenced, synced to Live via Overbridge. Parts muted/unmuted via performance mode.
Live - Kick and percussion loops.
Akai APC - Used to launch clips (Nord sequenced via Live) and trigger noise (badly.....)
I had fun fiddling with this, but it's by no means a finished performance I'm happy with!
evo8
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Originally posted by tehlord
Another little test thing with loads of mistakes and no real direction.
Setup like this :-
Nord Lead - main bell/pluck sound
Analog 4 - Standard sequenced, synced to Live via Overbridge. Parts muted/unmuted via performance mode.
Live - Kick and percussion loops.
Akai APC - Used to launch clips (Nord sequenced via Live) and trigger noise (badly.....)
I had fun fiddling with this, but it's by no means a finished performance I'm happy with!
really cool man, Nord sounds great, what fx are you running?
the other sound that comes in later in the track, almost guitarish, love that as well but would have liked it to hang slightly longer or maybe a heavier reverb
TranceElevation
Guys, that's super cool...but how do you actually record and save for further processing? I was thinking about an ipad which runs something like Cubasis or another lightweight sequencer...any advice is welcome...
tehlord
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Originally posted by evo8
really cool man, Nord sounds great, what fx are you running?
the other sound that comes in later in the track, almost guitarish, love that as well but would have liked it to hang slightly longer or maybe a heavier reverb
The Nord is running through the Live ping pong delay (which I adore!) and Toraverb (which I now adore!)
I agree that the sound that comes in later needs changing, but I was just using stock parts from the Analog 4 for now to get some practice in with the APC and using part mute on the A4 at the same time. It's surprisingly confusing lol.
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Originally posted by TranceElevation
Guys, that's super cool...but how do you actually record and save for further processing? I was thinking about an ipad which runs something like Cubasis or another lightweight sequencer...any advice is welcome...
For me it's not something I do. I usually set the project up in Live, do a jam and render the stereo output as I'm doing it. I don't save the project for later as once it's done it's done.
What you could do is arm each separate channel in Live and do a multi channel render as you're tweaking live, then you can come back and mess about with it later. The only thing you won't get with that is the ability to tweak filters again etc. The way around that is to record midi instead of audio and if possible record filter changes with plugins. For example I have an editor for the nord lead that would allow me to effectively automate stuff like that.
