@@warrenforrest8291 I recommend waiting for the mk3 if you have similar things and not set on one, maybe hire one for a week or two and see if you like it, it honestly takes around 2 weeks or so to understand it fully to see if its for you imo. I'm spoilt with Electron devices so sequencing on the mk2 is a pain compared, yet I use the mk2 a lot more from sketching ideas from my drum kit, to making quick backing tracks for guitar. It just works really fast and makes it fun instead of a hassle to get things rolling. But that's for my workflow. I recommend everyone test one out, but I don't recommend it for everyone.
Something I do to work on drums faster: I’ll rec a 1 bar pattern with my long synth recordings set to one shot. Then I’ll TR-Rec my drum patterns in. It saves me time not having to draw every individual drum bar of an 8 bar loop.
Respect for going beyond the usual genre category of this instrument, monotony and limitation are not what brings hope and development. But I’m surprised by the manual technique of hitting the clap on the pads, is this really the kind of music production we deserve?
Generally I like playing with the pads to add a human element to whatever is being played. The point is not the cleanest and most precise input, the point is to be a little rough with it and enjoy that as a sound vs what you get with a daw which can sound too clean and sometimes boring. This is also just a demo.
Don't worry folks, in a month or so it will all become natural and you will love it Keep in mind if you plan to use it portable then use a power bank with a usb c cable or rechargeable batteries (people swear by enloop pros or the rebranded ikea ones)
You forgot to show how to resample. You said this was for beginners but you started out great then started doing thing without saying what you were clicking or doing. First half video very helpful. Second half e useless
It doesn’t matter what the external gear is? It could be anything with a line in. Tutorials usually work best when you watch more than the first few minutes.
Might be the best beginner video to jump right into this. I'm thinking about buying this and out of all the videos this one is the best.
Hell yeah, glad it was helpful
Amazing video, thank you so much
Thank you!! 😊
Great Video! Thanks for posting
Thank you!!
Very kind video here, basic is so helpful.
That’s what I was going for, glad you liked it!
Mate! Youre seriously making me want to buy one of these!! Solid video
Thanks man. You should def look into it.
@@warrenforrest8291 I recommend waiting for the mk3 if you have similar things and not set on one, maybe hire one for a week or two and see if you like it, it honestly takes around 2 weeks or so to understand it fully to see if its for you imo. I'm spoilt with Electron devices so sequencing on the mk2 is a pain compared, yet I use the mk2 a lot more from sketching ideas from my drum kit, to making quick backing tracks for guitar. It just works really fast and makes it fun instead of a hassle to get things rolling. But that's for my workflow.
I recommend everyone test one out, but I don't recommend it for everyone.
🎉 glad to find this
Glad ya came!
Very helpful, thank you.
Glad to hear it!
Super useful TY!
You’re welcome ☺️
Great 👍
Thank you 🙏🏻
Something I do to work on drums faster:
I’ll rec a 1 bar pattern with my long synth recordings set to one shot. Then I’ll TR-Rec my drum patterns in. It saves me time not having to draw every individual drum bar of an 8 bar loop.
TR Rec is cool, I enjoy playing the drums in but having that mode as another tool is amazing.
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Hahaha thank you
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4:50 I've been experiencing that a lot recently with recording my SP jams on video and having the mic cut out 😤
Not my favorite feature!
We can see the wave list of seeds inside ❓❓
What cable are you using to connect S-1 ans SP?
Headphone to stereo trs
Respect for going beyond the usual genre category of this instrument, monotony and limitation are not what brings hope and development. But I’m surprised by the manual technique of hitting the clap on the pads, is this really the kind of music production we deserve?
Generally I like playing with the pads to add a human element to whatever is being played. The point is not the cleanest and most precise input, the point is to be a little rough with it and enjoy that as a sound vs what you get with a daw which can sound too clean and sometimes boring. This is also just a demo.
Don't worry folks, in a month or so it will all become natural and you will love it
Keep in mind if you plan to use it portable then use a power bank with a usb c cable or rechargeable batteries (people swear by enloop pros or the rebranded ikea ones)
Takes about that long if you’re using it consistently. Eneloops work great 👍🏻
Shame you didn’t go back and add audio where it cut out I have no idea what was going on there
In retrospect I probably should have added audio at that point
Don't do multiple takes. Just sync with midi
I like to have some raw non quantized takes but yes midi sync is a cool feature
You forgot to show how to resample. You said this was for beginners but you started out great then started doing thing without saying what you were clicking or doing. First half video very helpful. Second half e useless
lol there’s literally a chapter marker in the description for the resampling section. It’s useful to pay attention.
LOL, sure this will help later, showed me how to start a new project then went on to use external gear.....WTF?
It doesn’t matter what the external gear is? It could be anything with a line in. Tutorials usually work best when you watch more than the first few minutes.
Thank you sir!
You are welcome!