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@@mariacristinacruz-wiley9563 Gracias Titi!!

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@@DonatelloShoutouts Hey alright, thanks mate!

@@LeBurnsy You’re welcome!!

I appreciate that man. Yeah I agree, that’s why I chose this scene when doing this film acting class.

@ good choice bro, it’s powerful. You nailed it.

@@pablowentscobar Hey I appreciate that! Yeah he’s great, very responsive as well. It’s really neat to be able to support someone making their own unique designs and it’s all high quality stuff. That delay looks crazy awesome. I’ve had my eye on the maximal drone myself. But would love to own them both someday! Thank you for listening.

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Hola! Los rodillos que estoy usando en este video estan hechos de PVC. Son tubos de PVC con la pared gruesa, algo que se le dice "Schedule 80" en ingles. Asi no se deforman debajo del peso. Tambien puedes utilizar PVC de "Schedule 40" al principio, tiene la pared mas delgada, pesa menos, y es mas barato . Ahora uso rodillos hechos de metal, creo que son de aluminio, me van a durar mas tiempo pero son mucho mas costosos.

@@NumberJuanSpot y como se consiguen? El diseño se los pones tu, las rayas negras y lo de más plateado eso lo pones tu o ya vienen así?

Pd: muchas gracias y eres muy bueno te admiro ☝️

@@ulisesochoa3709 Eso todo se tiene que encontrar y armar a mano, de verdad hay muy pocos lugares en donde venden equipo de rola bola hecho bien. El unico que puedo recomendar, y lo que uso ahora si vez mis videos mas recienes, son los tubos que estan hecho por Jonathan Rinny, lo puedes encontrar en instagram. En este caso, los tubos blancos que tu vez me toco ordenar por el internet y cortarlos yo mismo, y las rayas negras son cinta anti-resbalante. Compre lo que se usa para poner en escaleras regulares para que la gente no se resbale, y lo corte al tama~o de mi tubo para envolverlo. Tambien se puede usar la cinta que se pone en la tabla de las patinetas para que tu tabla no se resbale cuando estes balanceando. Y todo lo que es de color, yo lo agregue. Eso no mas es pintura y un papel para envolver regalos que yo corte y se lo puse con pegante en el borde de mi tabla. La tabla es madera, nada especial. Si apenas estas empezando, te recomiendo ir a una ferreteria y buscar un tubo grueso plastico cualquiera y una tabla que soporte tu peso y arranca.

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@@UmbertoLenzi Thanks bro

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Haha thank you I appreciate that, but unfortunately I haven’t had the opportunity to do another one. I work in the entertainment field and lately I’ve had contracts that don’t allow me to do this. But rest assured if I have a large gap, then the first thing I will consider is another head shave video!

Woo hoo! 🙌

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Thank you so much! I created all the sounds you hear with my synthesizers. It is me singing! My first big solo project with my vocals actually. Yay thank you!!! 😄😄

That's awesome!! I thought maybe you hired someone lol it sounds really pro! I knew you can sing but hadn't heard you do that style before.@@NumberJuanSpot

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Thanks boss!

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Hey thank you so much! Just wanted to get something quick out and I'm glad it was helpful!

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Yeah man if I get anything good I’ll try to post!

Got mine yesterday and looks like HAINBACH went for the pink one 😂 ruclips.net/video/zJUwxusR4Hs/видео.htmlsi=93QqrJFqhLnZHJAN

For sure, glad it was useful! Yours is coming soon no doubt!!

You’re welcome. So far the build quality stacks up for the price, and the immediacy of it all is really great. I agree it is still expensive though. Yeah, check it out more to see if you think it might fit your workflow, it is very unique!

I also backed the WoFi which is more expensive but has a larger keyboard and more features.

Thank you! It is neat!

Hola, gracias!! Tengo un par de videos que explica como usarlo con un microfono en mi canal en un playlist (para cantar o hacer beatboxing). La verdad es que no lo uso mucho con solo guitarra.

Thank you! I bought it so long ago when I was in band in middle school that I honestly can't remember, I think it was Pearl or Vic Firth. It's a beginner bell kit, you should be able to find something similar for around $200!

@@NumberJuanSpot your so kind, thank you!

Hey I appreciate that man. This is a little bit of a niche category, most people are just expecting full fledged mixed and mastered beats, but I like the challenge of trying to do it live with no overdubs.

Thanks man! 🤘

Hey thank you so much! So no, the only Boss looper I've personally owned is the RC-30. What you need is a looper with MIDI sync capabilities, specifically ones that can send "MIDI clock out". This is because the Volca drum can only receive MIDI information, but it can't send out a tempo, so your loop pedal has to be the "master". The Volcas can all be synced among other volcas using Sync In and Out, but for anything outside of the brand, it's gotta be MIDI. I think the only Boss loopers that can do this are the Rc-505 (MKi and MKii) or the RC-600. I totally get you, by having the drum machine going at the same tempo but not actually getting looped, you can keep dynamically changing the sound of the drums without changing the sound of the loops! Hope this helps :)

Thank you! Haven't planned on it, but I might!!

Hey thank you!

Wepa! Gracias amigo!

Jaja siii le da un sabor particular XD Ni creo que me di cuenta cuando lo grabe pero salio chevere. Thanks man!!

Thank you! It was an odd combination but fun to do!

Thank you man I appreciate you commenting!

Bro thank you so much, I appreciate the comment!!

Yes! Here you go: Bbmaj7, G9add6, Abmaj7, Bbmaj7, repeat. Then at the end it finishes on a Amaj7. Here is what that would look like as tabs on ukulele: 5 0 3 1 (0) 5 0 3 1 (0) 5 5 3 2 (1) 3 0 1 2 (1) (at the very end) Use your ear to try and figure out the little single notes I sometimes do in between!

Awesome! It’s a very handy little machine.

@@NumberJuanSpot Thank you

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Hello! It does have 5-pin MIDI in and out on the back. Truthfully, I've never used it as a MIDI controller. But what you need in an audio interface that has MIDI 5-pin in and out and as well, then you would connect the audio interface to the computer, connect the Casio keyboard to the audio interface via MIDI, and then set up your music editing program to accept the MIDI keyboard. Hope that helps!

@@NumberJuanSpot I bought a midi cable. Windows 10 installed it automatically. But then science stopped for me. I couldn't pair it with music editing programs. I bought an M-Audio M-Track Solo interface. I am struggling with this now.

@@balazskiss8012 which music editing program are you using?

@@NumberJuanSpot I would have tried Ableton Live 11 and Cubase music editing software, but it didn't work.

@@NumberJuanSpot In Ableton Live, I only found midi keyboards in the settings.