@@CBSoreidemusic I'm excited to hear that) I just searched more information about JT-4000 updates, because of creating a sound bank for this tiny powerfully synth, and I found your beautiful work with it 😉
Midi is through the usb c (which is also for power), it can complicate things a little, but you can make it work with a $50 usb midi host box if all else fails.
No, it’s my one biggest disappointment about it. You can hook it up to a computer and get midi from a daw, but as far as hooking it up to a hardware synth, it’s a no go. 😢
@@Imetalman2000 then clearly you didn't do your research. You can even hook it up to your smartphone and have both power and midi this way. You have all kinds of trackers, samplers, hardware DAWs/workstations, sequencers, midi controllers that offer midi over usb: OXI Instruments ONE, Native Instruments Maschine+ (or MK3 if you don't need standalone), AKAI MPC, probably stuff from Polyend... You could probably also use Arduino, Raspberry Pi or any other SBCs for that purpose. Then you also have a bunch of DIY open source projects (Midiphy MIDIbox Seq). Also, why would you connect it to a hardware synth for midi control? I mean, hardware synth is not really meant to be a MIDI controller; it's a synth.
@@jaylow759 All I’m saying is that if it took aaa and just had the USB for midi, or at the very least a sync in Jack, it would be a must have gear. I was hoping I would be able to sync this up with my circuit tracks for a portable rig. The fact that you have to hook it up to some type of external power source makes it not as portable as expected. I still love mine, for the price my expectations were a bit unreasonable.
Nice take on Anahera. 2 thumbs up😊
Thanks a lot for the positive comment Allo5aura5 :-) It´s far away from the original but think this little piece of blue plastic managed well :-D
You make me happy, thx! 💞💪🏼
Cheers, really motivating to hear that :-D😇
This really shows it's power great demo
Thanks mate :-)
Intro proves beyond a doubt.
This person is actually a cat with fake human hand gloves.
🙀🙀
That's a CRACKER 😂😅😊
We are so spoiled these days. So many tech wonders in such a compact size
Absolutely :-)
Brings back memories buddy!
It sure does :-D
Great video, love this little guy, and I love that hardware synths are becoming affordable.
??? Wtf are u talking about. U can get a 303 for around 100€.. since 2020. And there is even a devilfish mod version from Behringer.
Cheers :-)
Elite presentation. Nicely done indeed.👍👍
Thanls, glad you enjoyed it! :-D
Sounds nice. Thx for that.
Thanks for the feedback mate :-D
Sai che è più bella della song originale?
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Thanks for the feedback :-) Not sure if my translation worked a 100% here but I think the original is better :-D
@@CBSoreidemusic
No, la tua è migliore!
Peccato che è troppo corta...
@@riccardogalatolo4877 Ahhh, I see. Thanks a lot for that, really appriciate it :-D Or may I say, grazie mille :-)
Amazing work, man :)
Thanks a bunch mate :-) Been using patches of your for years now so it means a lot since you are a magician with creating sounds :-D
@@CBSoreidemusic I'm excited to hear that) I just searched more information about JT-4000 updates, because of creating a sound bank for this tiny powerfully synth, and I found your beautiful work with it 😉
Awesome, looking forward to hear what kind of sound you will be able to get out of this one :-D :-D
Super fresh demo song !
Thanks :-)
I think these are cool, not much bigger then a Guitar pedal, small studio's dream.
Nice one man. New subscriber ✌🏻
Awesome, cheers man :-)
@@CBSoreidemusic no worries! :) Cracking little synth!
I used Korg Nts1 Nu Tekt for 🌀👾👾👾 amazing JT4000🎛️🚀🎬
I haven't used the Nts1 but I heard lots of great audio examples of it :-D
This was great 😂
Cheers😇
Did he just take off the protective plastic!
Oh I did😎😎😎
Nice video
Thanks :-)
No midi ports?
Midi is through the usb c (which is also for power), it can complicate things a little, but you can make it work with a $50 usb midi host box if all else fails.
No, it’s my one biggest disappointment about it. You can hook it up to a computer and get midi from a daw, but as far as hooking it up to a hardware synth, it’s a no go. 😢
@@Imetalman2000 then clearly you didn't do your research. You can even hook it up to your smartphone and have both power and midi this way. You have all kinds of trackers, samplers, hardware DAWs/workstations, sequencers, midi controllers that offer midi over usb: OXI Instruments ONE, Native Instruments Maschine+ (or MK3 if you don't need standalone), AKAI MPC, probably stuff from Polyend... You could probably also use Arduino, Raspberry Pi or any other SBCs for that purpose. Then you also have a bunch of DIY open source projects (Midiphy MIDIbox Seq).
Also, why would you connect it to a hardware synth for midi control? I mean, hardware synth is not really meant to be a MIDI controller; it's a synth.
@@jaylow759 All I’m saying is that if it took aaa and just had the USB for midi, or at the very least a sync in Jack, it would be a must have gear. I was hoping I would be able to sync this up with my circuit tracks for a portable rig. The fact that you have to hook it up to some type of external power source makes it not as portable as expected. I still love mine, for the price my expectations were a bit unreasonable.
2:28 luckly you have a standard sized hand😂👌🏾
As a vst noob, I wonder how that side chain works.
It´s really easy and intuitive to use. Just add it to the channel and shape the effect too your likings :-)
@@CBSoreidemusic ok thanks, I will try.
tell me pls what is the name of software did u used?
Used Logic as the DAW and the listed plugins i mentioned in the description. All sounds except the drums/perc is from the synth :-)
Kiff!
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pretty impressive for 50 bucks
Cheers :-) Oh yeah, I´ve just scratched the surface of what it can create so its super worth it IMO :-)
@@CBSoreidemusic i still play with my monotron delay once in a while 😉
hahaha
:-)
thanks for sharing .. just a little constructive criticism, maybe leave out the background jazz leading up to it
Noted, ill use hard Norwegian Black Metal in the future :-D
Fan of the background music 👋🏻
@@CBSoreidemusic absolutely zero issues with using Norwegian Black Metal either though! 🤘🏻
@@CBSoreidemusicif the jazz wasn’t there, I would have clicked away from the sound of you scraping a box on a table for almost a solid minute.