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love the improv & the fact that our presentation style of such jams are similar! ^^

I am glad you did this video, I hope that inspires lots of garage house bands.

Can it quantize the audio of your out of time

Nice great explanation

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This is honestly so funny to watch. Im cracking up while watching you sound design jabba the hut stabs..

I had a lot of fun with your video (particularly with the Speed knob). I've already made my mind about my next Volca :)

My favorite synth! Great work!

Nice one man, I love the Roland tr6s. Thinking of buying one and connecting a midi controller for finger drumming? What do you reckon, is this a good idea. Otherwise might get an MPC one

Hi! could you link the akai controller with model samples? I bought a midi host and I couldnt! Thanks in advance!

Good, extensive review! Thank you for sharing! One nitpick. You say it can't chain patterns at 22:40, but it can. But you sadly can't change the patterns while they're playing in a chain, which makes it very static (other than being able to throw in some probability, which is nice).

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Is there a way to factory reset a channel after you've saved to it? I was wondering if you had to just factory default the whole machine 🤔

Is it a myVolts Ripcord you are using? 5, 8 or 12v?

Yet another guy rising machines from dead.

It is very pleasant to listen your voice and on top of that out of the box interesting ideas you came up with.

20:44 … external sequencers: novation and elektron. No audio-over-usb. 4-voice (forget polychain). No MIDI thru. No Ext In (for FX). Seq ltd 16-st.

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Ignore the toxic assholes in the comments. Love the sounds, love the dress. 🖤

одень мужскую одежду, опарыш !

Epic sounds!!

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Always worth looking at work flows on different equipment. I loop on an RC505 but this still gave me some ideas to try out other midi controller work flows.

Eerie and peaceful at the same time. Nicely done.

nice

Sound Is …👎

is it a midi keyboard from yamaha?

Amazing videos thanks so much!

for me, its the best AnalogPoly for this Money on market

Muchas gracias.

Nice nice

You can use SHIFT+scroll knob to scroll by increments of 10 instead of 1.

I'm exploring different ways of controlling rack synths, and I couldn't pass up a M:S on Reverb for $170 + 25 s/h with the cover. So now I'm kinda learning about it. This is pretty helpful! And it's the most pleasant color grade of any M:S video! 😂 It's funny how many samplers are great for sequencing external stuff. You can get a non-plus Polyend Play for under $400. The Play is awesome in a lot of ways. It has separate USB vs. TRS Jack MIDI busses, so you have 32 different channels you can assign to any step of any track. The less-than-great thing about the Play is that it's monophonic if you're recording from a keyboard. It can play chords if you actually program the chord (it has several chord options). And the selected sample is global. So the Play is a bit slower workflow for making a beat than most drum machines because every time you change which track you're working on you need to long-press one of the notes to select it as the current sample. The KO2 is awesome for controlling external stuff if you like working with a bunch of looping patterns. You have 4 groups of 12 pads and can assign any channel to any group/pad combination, and it's polyphonic, so it's great for playing your own chords on an external keyboard. And I love the buttons (I think they're cherry MX switches). I just always prefer to have a TR-style sequencer with 16 steps. That's why I think the M:S seems pretty great. It's more like a cut down Analog RYTM. I like the layout of the M:S so much more than a Digitakt. I just wish they had a nicer one with higher quality buttons and a bit better screen. If they made a $400 M:S except it was the build quality of a Digitakt and had an internal battery that lasted a couple hours people would love it.

Thank you for the great info. Can you please explain how to utilize more than the 16 different sounds , since from what you explained 16 sequences with each having 16 different pads. Hopefully I’m understanding correctly. Thank you.

noice :)

Regarding the lengthy unbalanced output runs, you can convert to balanced with a converter before sending to mixer

Stravinsky?!

Nice 👍

"- How many volcas can one have? - Yes"

Very good. Thank you.

You are a natural when it comes to explaining things. Thank you.

If you like volcas check out the Roland Aira compacts .

Great review, mate!

256 st= 16 bars

Where did you get those stickers?

So stupid all the support documents are in their forums.

Great video! Nice thoughtful comparison and explanation. (Although I got different math: 256 steps is actually just 16 bars, not 64 bars, if you have 16 steps to the bar. (At 11:16) Still 4X longer sequences than Digitakt I and 2X longer than Digitakt II, for people seeking those long sequenced passages without using a DAW! You also confirmed what i thought that led me to buy the BB: playback of long, high-fidelity WAV samples (even songs). Another function of the 16-bar sequence length I discovered recently is recording MIDI basslines and audio piano/guitar comping for jazz tunes with AABA forms of 8-bar or 16-bar sections. It’s a fast way to create backing tracks for soloing or singing over. Thanks again!😎

Excellent! TY

I sold my MS in the past to buy a Digitakt instead and then i'd bought the Blackbox, and sold the Digitakt. Yesterday I bought a Model Samples again. I missed it <3

Where did you get that overlay for it ?