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Thanks for your support as always! :)

Thanks for checking out my music and for the support!

Glad you liked it, thanks for the kind words!

I recorded the piano parts using Arturia Piano V3 and sampled into the M8. Thanks for commenting and watching!

@@viennabonaparte Have you recorded the whole piano part as one sample, or note by note?

@@NotOnlyVideoGuy For this one I recorded in the part, I usually use multisamples that I recorded in note by note. There is a function in the M8 where you can record in a long sample of a piano/whatever note by note and then you can slice it to the required note. Not sure if I explained that well :)

Thanks for the kind words! Thanks for all the support and comments. These are the first Gen OP's, still expensive but good deals can be had if you can find them. I love them but they have quirks. I remember this taking a long time to prepare because I was hearing random pops at the loop end/start points. Sampling in stuff can be a nightmare sometimes, there is definately easier and cheaper ways to perform. Synplant is a program that recreates any synth sound, really powerful algorithms power it, but results vary. Worth checking out if you like FM synthesis and would like to create patches etc

I wonder if the more recent iteration(s) of the OP-1s have dealt with some of these things or if they all perform relatively the same. In any event, I have been booting up Maschine the last two nights - first time in ages and it's great getting back to musical creativity. I've felt very inspired to post my ideas on RUclips on a new account since this one is a little too dedicated.

@@Shmuptopia I think the same quirks are present on the new op1's too, but not too sure. Let me know when you post them, interested in seeing how the maschine works!

​@@viennabonaparteThanks for all of the responses and information. I'll let you know when I get a channel set up and some initial uploads. Given my basic understanding, nothing will be too advanced or even do justice to Maschine's capabilities.

Thanks for the tips! I’ve done a few basic tutorial vids alright on the m8 and some pedal/vst demos. They never seem to do to well but they are very basic. I will have a think on some vid ideas and might put a good one together. I never used a maschine, but I like NI stuff, I have a few vsts from them.

​@@viennabonaparteIt could be due to the videos having a more basic approach. If they were also only text on screen, that might factor in as well. I don't think you'd need to do anything as committed as actually being on camera but being able to hear a voice goes a long way. As a viewer, it's a way in which to better connect with the person providing the information. Just some thoughts. Also, I think I see a Ganz cube there. Have you ever delved into any abstract cubes? I have some pretty wild ones over here, though these days I don't use them. In any event, thank you for all of your responses.

@@Shmuptopia Thanks for the information, yea i agree with what you are saying. Yea, thats a Gan, have a 11/12/13, i also have a 2x2 but none of the cooler cubes :) trying to get quicker at cubing but still just a fun thing to do to, I'd love to get to 30 seconds consistently but I dont do it consistently enough.

Consistently will certainly come with regular practice. I never got too into speed cubing but I remember it didn't take long to hit just a little over 40sec for 3x3. I think it was in the first week of having it. I never pushed beyond that, though and these days, I barely recall the algorithms. I can muscle memory solve 2x2​ but it's been ages since I was deeply invested in cubing. Thanks again.@@viennabonaparte

Thanks for commenting on my vids and checking them out! It does depend, in general I record them into ableton, I dont use post production though as i like hearing the raw sound of each machine i use. In this vid I'm using stock bass drum, snare and HH that are included with the Digtakt. I sampled in some recordings I had into the digi and arranged on the digitakt for a live song. I'm glad you liked it!

Love Junji Itos stuff!

​@@viennabonaparteI'd like to read Stitches at some point - a collab Junji did with Hirokatsu Kihara.

@@Shmuptopia Looks interesting, I'll have to check it out!

I luckily enough have a cart with the original program on it but I know you can emulate it using roms on the AP. @Techcravers has a walkthrough guide, he explains it mush better than I could :)

​@@viennabonaparteThanks! I'll look into that!

Thanks for the kind words of support, it means a lot!

@@viennabonaparte No problem! It's got such a laid back vibe to it - like you're just waking up on a warm summer day in the '90s and daydreaming about all of the exciting adventures you can get up to. By the way, what kind of filter are you using for this video? It looks super cool. I'm also curious where you got the coloured key caps? I understand that the M8 uses Kailh Choc low-profile switches, so I'm assuming PBT caps are what's on there but I want to be sure I order the proper ones when I get around to customizing mine. Thanks again! I'd love to hear more, my friend.

@@Shmuptopia Thats a really nice review, thanks! I think the filter is a stock filter you can choose for youtube shorts. I got the keycaps from splitkb.com, you are correct, look for Choc low profile keycaps. They are fairly straight forward to fit, if I can do it anyone can lol!

@@viennabonaparte Awesome, thanks for that! I'm checking out the rest of your channel and you've got a solid look in your videos. Very creative, bright, and wholesome. Really enjoying this.

@@Shmuptopia Thanks, I really appreciate the kind words!

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Thanks for listening and for the support!

Its pretty spot on alright!

@@viennabonaparte yeah

Thanks for the kind words and support!

Hi, I got mine from splitkb.com

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Thanks for checking it out and for the support!

Thanks for checking out my vids and for the kind comments!

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Thanks for the kind words and for checking out my album! Yea, i plan to do a few releases over the coming months.

@@viennabonaparte Thanks! I cant wait it! 🥴

Thanks for the kind words! Yea, really enjoying it, it’s a really flexible machine.

Thanks for the kind words and for checking the video out!

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I could try! Not sure how it would sound though!

Its a beautiful sounding machine, really excellent sampler.

Thanks for checking out the vid and for the kind words. Yep that’s my midori travelers notebook! Good spot!

@@viennabonaparte The rare occasion where my two interests meet on youtube haha. Electronic music and analog writing. I'm legitimately in the process of ordering a Midori notebook haha. Anyway, I subscribed and I'll be checking out the tunes!

@@remyvegamedia Thanks so much for the support! The midori is beautiful, it won't disappoint!

Thanks for listening and for the kind words!

Thanks! It’s fun, pitching music down is its big strength IMO, finding it hard to fit into my workflow though. Definitely a niche bit of kit.

Thanks for the kind words and for listening!

@@dr.semite9461 Hmmm, its just a compressed folder with files in it? You cant unzip it on windows? Can you test for me as I dont have a windows laptop please? Try to unzip the folder. The folder contains .synplant files. Copy the files only, not the folder, to the synplant user patches. Should work?

@@viennabonaparte the file unzipped as a folder called "MacOSX" containing .synplant files. I moved those files from that folder to a folder in the directory with all my other synplant files and when trying to open them resulted in the "invalid data format". Must be a difference in synplant presets for the Mac AAX plugin and Windows VST plugin.

@@viennabonaparteI unzipped the file which was a folder named "MacOSX" containing .sysplant files - i moved those files to a folder in my synplant preset directory but when i tried to open them in synplant I got "invalid data format". Guess there's a difference in the synplant presets for the MacOSX AAX plugin and the Windows VST plugin.

No it’s a multi sampled instrument that played over slices in the sample instrument engine.

Thanks for the kind words! I’ve got the drums coming from the op1 so I sync’d it by ear to the chompi. It took a bit of time alright, the chompi can be a bit strange when making loops when it comes to timing. There is a way to load your loop to the sd card of the chompi to make it easier but I like to do it by ear.

Thanks for the support!