OCTATRACK SECRET WEAPONS: Parts (Make Full Tracks EASILY!)

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  • Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024

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  • @EZBOT_
    @EZBOT_ 4 года назад +28

    Dude, thanks for the shout out!!!! That was really kind - You made me laugh and cry!

  • @timk8021
    @timk8021 3 года назад +7

    When I got my fist OT, I read the manual and was very confused. Three months later, I sold my OT. When I got my second OT, I took an online video tutorial class, read the manual and everything made so much more sense. I still have that OT four years later and just bought my third OT. Love it. The manual by itself doesn’t make sense, at least didn’t to me, until I was actually able to see it in action while someone explained what was happening.

    • @jake6766
      @jake6766 3 года назад

      What online course?

  • @MatthewAllen_FMA
    @MatthewAllen_FMA 3 года назад +8

    came for parts. subbed for cybertrucks.

  • @reganjo1955
    @reganjo1955 3 года назад +2

    I’ve been circling around between the OT manual, Merlin and the Messy fist the past few weeks and this has crystallized WHY OT is so powerful. You can find endless variation within a section/pattern in discrete sonic units(scenes) switching, slapping, sliding or scratching between any two. Then parts allow sectional contrast to be subtly or radically delineated. Your example of switching out master Fx is a good one; maximize destruction or build transitions as needed. Since master is limited to two Fx this critical I think. Introducing new machines: If your are a guitarist or want play keys a thru or pickup machine with a neighbor can replace a lead part playing on a flex machine.
    Thanks for your dedication, tasty trap, good humor and sharing your wife’s comments. Keep up the great work.

  • @gillescafedjian1381
    @gillescafedjian1381 3 года назад +2

    Lol you are very funny. I don't understand very well english but the the fact I see your face and moves help a lot. I watched almost all your video about OT in a row and you comfort me to buy it soon. Keep making theses awsome videos :)

  • @jq7065
    @jq7065 4 года назад +5

    Best channel hands down, breaks down OT in the easiest way plus funny as fuck. Keep it up!

    • @AtTheTableGames
      @AtTheTableGames  4 года назад +1

      wow thank you so much for those kind words! comments like this are exactly the driving force keeping me making these. i hope to keep impressing! 💕

  • @faq3482
    @faq3482 3 года назад

    I don't even have an Octatrack I'm just here for the commentary!

  • @svarteemma1684
    @svarteemma1684 4 года назад +3

    wow, i didn’t know you could change machines in different parts, just samples... makes a huge difference, thanks.

  • @MrDiscobitch
    @MrDiscobitch 3 года назад +5

    You're very talented at this. Thanks for your effort. I think perhaps that in a year or so you may be the king of the world. You got amazing skin too.

  • @Vague01010
    @Vague01010 7 месяцев назад

    This video was not only very interesting and brought me forward in my octatrack workflow.
    I also loved your humor in between! Very varied in between those serious techno producers I watch normally.
    Definitely worth a subscription :)

  • @isaaccreek6910
    @isaaccreek6910 3 года назад +1

    Best video I’ve seen on any part of the OT. Props for sampling West. Subscribed

  • @creaturefarm2698
    @creaturefarm2698 3 года назад +3

    I love how your wife laughs at your “jokes”. It’s great!

  • @TheoVoidTV
    @TheoVoidTV 3 года назад +1

    I just lost a whole bunch of super sweet patterns because I was under the impression that I could change FX inside patterns. WHOOPS!
    This has led me here to learn about parts. I understand the concept now. It is definitely different and at first it seemed counter-intuitive and stupid and overly complicated.But I have realized the benefits. It's actually really powerful and smart. Thanks for the clarification Bro-Seph! :)

  • @huukihuuki
    @huukihuuki 4 года назад +6

    You're a fucking godsend. Not only a great teacher, but also an epic gamer and most importantly a fellow society member. Not sure your cybertruck plan is gonna work tho

  • @dkamhaji
    @dkamhaji 4 года назад +4

    Nice vid messy. It’s cool to reload the part to get a digitakt like performance, but the other cool thing about that performance trick on the digis is the control all feature, like reversing all tracks or pitching up all tracks or messing with sample start point on all tracks, etc then resetting. Wish control all was avail on the Octatrack. Hopefully on an update

    • @AtTheTableGames
      @AtTheTableGames  4 года назад

      that’s definitely a super good point, and would be an awesome future update for the OT. one of the mitigating things it has is just more options to tweak, even if you can’t tweak it all at once, i suppose. i do sometimes wish i had a DT to pair with my OT though. maybe someday when i’ve achieved enough success to be that maximalist

  • @favoriteblueshirt
    @favoriteblueshirt 10 месяцев назад

    This is the best one ever....I miss your Elektron videos, but I've still got lots in the bank to watch.

  • @bobafat1830
    @bobafat1830 3 года назад +5

    "your fist in my butt for a cybertruck "should be on a t-shirt hahaha. Can't wait to get an octatrack hopefully next month. I love you and your videos, Dan.

  • @gavinpeters9531
    @gavinpeters9531 2 года назад

    I'm glad you read the manual and found it illuminating, because I read it and felt like I came from a different planet to the writer of it. It's by far my least favourite manual.

    • @robert-wr6md
      @robert-wr6md Месяц назад

      I think the important thing to consider the manual is talking about an Octatrak but not your Octatrak.

  • @usuwaniestukotu722
    @usuwaniestukotu722 3 года назад +3

    That was spectaculary entertaining, keep em coming!

  • @stemshade3108
    @stemshade3108 3 года назад

    Hey man. Great videos. Really appreciated. Thinking of getting an Octatrack again and was just watching for gas help and you have reminded me things i have forgotten, stuff I didn’t know and made me chuckle. Thanks.

  • @PaulGuzmanPD
    @PaulGuzmanPD 2 года назад

    As usual, I tuned in for information and was treated to a comedy cyclone 😂😂😂 Keep on keepin’ on.

  • @thealmightycommenter
    @thealmightycommenter 3 года назад

    Best breakdown of parts 😍 thank you for taking the time to make this video x

  • @Ldj8395jebr4
    @Ldj8395jebr4 3 года назад

    Torn L4-L5 disk…be safe out there, Octasiblings

  • @traitortotheliving
    @traitortotheliving 6 месяцев назад

    Helpful video man thanks

  • @armandhammer2223
    @armandhammer2223 3 года назад +1

    I came to you with thoughts of learning the Octatrack, and I left a better person.
    Love the videos. Very relatable... which might not be a good thing. Anyways, thanks OctaDad

  • @Buttlefunker
    @Buttlefunker 3 года назад

    Thank you for that message at the end about the four bar loop, that's all I do.

  • @pablobarria296
    @pablobarria296 4 года назад +2

    i love this octa tutorial

  • @MrMusicbyMartin
    @MrMusicbyMartin 2 года назад

    ‘Parts’ should be called “Orchestras” or “Bands” and it would make more sense.
    I’ve had an Octatrack for 7 or 8 years, and I never managed to get comfortable with the arranger. A bigger screen like you get on some devices would have really helped with this. As a musician, I’m always frustrated by the number 16! Why can’t I just record 196 steps, like I would with a tape recorder? It’s really frustrating to have to build up songs bit-by-bit, and this is really where the Octatrack loses out to the DAWs in my view. [I don’t use DAWs anymore for my music but a 32-track digital reorder - tactile!]
    Another cool feature is the storage of up to 16 scenes for each pattern (or is it per bank 😉). You can then assign any of these scenes to the A and B buttons on the fly to build in a ton of variety.
    If you look for Merlin’s ‘Some thoughts on the Octatrack’ you will find further helpful hints which will help better understand the manual.

  • @jeanlittle6396
    @jeanlittle6396 3 года назад +1

    I can't focus on the lesson due to the craziness of all this hahaha

  • @mattster303
    @mattster303 2 года назад

    Get on some core exercises Octadad! Your back will thank you by not being hurty. Big love

  • @des7638
    @des7638 2 года назад

    Game changer. Thanks

  • @nickolasyounker
    @nickolasyounker 4 года назад +4

    A better primer might be reading "merlin's guide on the octatrack" - it covers what the manual did not about parts.

    • @AtTheTableGames
      @AtTheTableGames  4 года назад +6

      i’ve read merlins guide and definitely think it’s required reading for anyone using an OT. but i also covered most of what he does in it here, absent of his scene stacking technique. so i’m not sure what you mean. if you’re saying merlins guide is a better resource than my videos, that’s gonna be a hearty “agree” from me though lol

  • @sndctrl
    @sndctrl 3 года назад

    New Adoptee here.....octa on da way

  • @jonnielidebo2841
    @jonnielidebo2841 3 года назад +2

    I love this.

  • @reganjo1955
    @reganjo1955 3 года назад +1

    Informative, amusing, I love Cornel West like I hate 1 pattern songs without parts. Merlin is my Octadad but you can be my octapus if you promise to keep the face cam.

  • @FlashRedGo
    @FlashRedGo Год назад

    Dude you make me laugh but I really wanna learn this thing. LOL

  • @EmilioPortal
    @EmilioPortal 2 года назад

    I liked your informative and entertaining video Octadad.

  • @Ohnoe1aopk
    @Ohnoe1aopk 2 года назад

    Chet Brick; only big word he knows is entrepreneur. 🤣☠️🤘🏼🔥

  • @ownedbymykitty270
    @ownedbymykitty270 3 года назад

    Big 🦆 energy at 5:44

  • @darenager
    @darenager 3 года назад

    Free Cyber truck idea made me sub, tips like that are rare to find.

  • @niccololanza4258
    @niccololanza4258 2 года назад

    Man after that "stay with me: u can use parts to make different PARTS of the song ! SUBSCRIBE " I subscribed😆 awesome

  • @2mbst1
    @2mbst1 4 года назад +1

    Thanks octagrandma!

  • @JeveMCD
    @JeveMCD 3 года назад +1

    Weak back here, nice cushy expensive desk chair has been helping with that in the studio.

  • @user82938
    @user82938 10 месяцев назад

    top banter

  • @ezrawallet
    @ezrawallet 3 года назад +1

    Octodad I respect the facts

  • @matthewpadmore8232
    @matthewpadmore8232 4 года назад +6

    For weak backs do some core exercises like crunches. Your back will thank you. Great video man. Like your delivery.

    • @john4710
      @john4710 2 года назад

      And yoga! Great for backs.

  • @dirthawk
    @dirthawk 4 года назад +1

    great video, keep the face & double up on the silliness

  • @acidtechno
    @acidtechno 2 года назад +1

    5:55 🍔

  • @Ldj8395jebr4
    @Ldj8395jebr4 3 года назад

    This machine sure can…flex

  • @galkema
    @galkema 4 года назад +1

    Thats numberwang!

  • @johnwalterhowell-sayers3051
    @johnwalterhowell-sayers3051 2 года назад

    5:50 MIN in I subscribed

  • @varlokvarlok
    @varlokvarlok 2 года назад

    youre great

  • @kennybalistic
    @kennybalistic 3 года назад +4

    You made me a better commie. Subscribed. Thanks mom!

  • @santiagorulo
    @santiagorulo 3 года назад

    Hi! is there a way to re order the Banks?
    Thanks for your videos!

  • @ALLoam-eg3pw
    @ALLoam-eg3pw 4 года назад

    And here I was, waiting for this parts video, thinking, oooo I'm gonna gain so much insight, *snap*....

  • @oyoyoyo7624
    @oyoyoyo7624 3 года назад

    Thanks, Octaganmaw & thanks Octagranpaw Cornel West, who btw has released at least two music albums, idk if any elektron boxes were used

  • @noahsvec3483
    @noahsvec3483 3 года назад

    This is a good channel fr

  • @xjtreex
    @xjtreex 4 месяца назад

    Did you make the 808s slide using the OT???

  • @acidtechno
    @acidtechno 9 месяцев назад

    Fab, hey Is it possible to switch parts using midi cc or notes ? I cant see it in the midi charts ?? sysex push ? WANTED 👍

  • @kelvin_darwin
    @kelvin_darwin Год назад

    Anyone use the arranger to build out most of their tracks (like building out a verse and chorus and then switching parts for a live solo loop using the pickup machine)?

  • @antikytheramechanism7909
    @antikytheramechanism7909 2 года назад

    For your back just keep a bar with weights, about 100 lb. nearby and lift it around 8 times every 20 minutes or so, 5 sets. Do a dead lift into military press. This is a compound exercise that will strengthen your back. For back safety, think mentally of pushing the ground away from you which will keep you from lifting initially with your back.

  • @SpazeOfficial
    @SpazeOfficial 3 года назад +2

    i like you

  • @encapsul
    @encapsul 3 года назад

    so much fun! 👍

  • @dudemanxx
    @dudemanxx 4 года назад

    my back is garbage bro I feel you. I don't even know what sitting comfortably feels like anymore ffs

  • @Wijnfles
    @Wijnfles 2 года назад

    OCTADADDY!

  • @carmeloponente5030
    @carmeloponente5030 3 года назад

    Awesome video ! :)

  • @ianmccoy13
    @ianmccoy13 4 года назад

    Hey, wait. I came here for Parts: The Clonus Horror. I've already had to put up with some dude and his robots cracking jokes over this cinematic classic.

  • @georgeredpath5394
    @georgeredpath5394 3 года назад

    Be nice to yourself dude.
    Useful as always!

  • @howardanderson3061
    @howardanderson3061 4 года назад

    Cool, the Parts feature is one aspect of the OT that I don't take full advantage of...

  • @BrendonBrooks
    @BrendonBrooks 3 года назад +1

    Messy with that BDE

  • @carlborgen
    @carlborgen 4 года назад +4

    Came here to learn making dope beatz, stayed because.. I don't know, life advice from somebody who seems to have their shit in order? Can you start a cult plz, i'll tell my friends

  • @ronsone8373
    @ronsone8373 3 года назад

    But you could pitch the sample up in the same part using parameter locks right? But then you can't make new scènes though

  • @vjdjwaffelz
    @vjdjwaffelz 4 года назад +1

    during the parts reloading thing, what is that effect u did the one u said was your favorite... ? it sounded a fair bit like gate work, is that only available on the mk2 cuz i've never been able otmake my og octa make that proscess so far as i know and i want to fux with that something hard.

    • @AtTheTableGames
      @AtTheTableGames  4 года назад +1

      should def be available on the mk1! it’s the lofi effect and the parameters i’m messing with are the AMD and AMF. pretty sure it’s amplitude modulation depth and frequency respectively. it’s literally my favorite OT effect so i’m stoked to share it!

    • @vjdjwaffelz
      @vjdjwaffelz 4 года назад +1

      @@AtTheTableGames thanks brutha man! p.s. i like your face.
      as well as your fun explinational videos. i've been messing with my octatrack for a few years now and there's always more to learn with the damned delightfull device. now i just need to wrap my head around making a full set instead of just making tracks.... the joys of being a dj that freestyles everyset, it's impossible to wrap my head around designing one from start to finish.

  • @luis8528
    @luis8528 2 года назад

    at 8 mins in how did ypu get the sample for the intro to play fully without looping back to the beggining after the 64bars (4pages) i been dying to know how to let the sample play without looping back to first page

    • @user82938
      @user82938 10 месяцев назад

      You could make it a one shot trig or you could change the scale of the track to move really slowly, so it doesn't loop every 64 bars, or you could set a trig condition so that the sample only plays once every 4 full repetitions of the pattern.

  • @taratantara
    @taratantara 3 года назад

    I just wish OT would get an update so it ressembles the Digitakt Patterns/Banks model, with independant samples per track per pattern. And use patterns for machine switching. Maybe assign the slider to part switching and morph between machines (crazy).

    • @taratantara
      @taratantara 3 года назад

      So on one bank, you basically have 32 samples available + sample locking? A flex track basically needs a reference sample loaded onto it and then you can sample lock 63 steps with 1 sample per trig? Am I correct? 🥸

  • @MidiFister
    @MidiFister Год назад

    not sure if im just confused/missed something, but can you assign a part to a scene? i can see why it would be useful or insane to want to do.

    • @AtTheTableGames
      @AtTheTableGames  Год назад +1

      so scenes are contained WITHIN parts. so whenever you assign a new part to a pattern, you’ll be given 16 new scenes to work with. remember that by default, all patterns are assigned part 1 by default, but you can break that default assignment by assigning part 2, 3, or 4 manually using the Parts menu. feel free to reply with more questions if you have them, im happy to help where i can

    • @MidiFister
      @MidiFister Год назад

      @@AtTheTableGames nice! I watch and rewatch your material a lot so between that and your answer, a lot of the little things make more sense now. Thanks

  • @rulindachatt
    @rulindachatt 4 года назад +2

    Octatadad keep the facecam.

  • @dannyb3599
    @dannyb3599 3 года назад

    Octadad... Dan is short for Danger..... and Danger has a handlebar mustache

  • @mattster303
    @mattster303 2 года назад

    Hey Octadad, please do more English accents !

  • @Dsowers777
    @Dsowers777 3 года назад

    Pick a part a pickled pepper pick a poppy pattern for the part .

  • @MrMusicbyMartin
    @MrMusicbyMartin 2 года назад

    I think the value of Sets is that each set has it’s own self-contained sample bank - I guess it’s tidier but like yourself, I never use them.

  • @BigBandFanMan
    @BigBandFanMan 3 года назад

    I really, really resent that you made me laugh! The Octadad thing is frankly disturbing and I would rather not have a mental picture of you being fisted by Elon Musk. That being said, it's a great video that does a really good job at demystifying Parts. Keep up the good work, and give Elon some love. He seems like he's more than the sum of his parts (fists, for example). Nice!

  • @pitfighter871
    @pitfighter871 3 года назад

    you should look into ylva trax.

  • @jangoalchemist
    @jangoalchemist Месяц назад

    Octadad😂

  • @jxtajxta2083
    @jxtajxta2083 3 года назад

    respeto tus conocimientos y tu cara es graciosa :3

  • @MrDiscobitch
    @MrDiscobitch 3 года назад

    ...and keep the video of yourself! its good to see daddy

  • @jamessusbilla
    @jamessusbilla 2 года назад

    my pHeart thanks *YOU* =) thank *YOU* *MOM*

  • @jangoalchemist
    @jangoalchemist 4 года назад

    Like.

  • @Johnnyhaag79
    @Johnnyhaag79 4 года назад

    👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽

  • @mindstuff417
    @mindstuff417 3 года назад

    Timecode only the improvised humor segments :).

  • @joshraab6808
    @joshraab6808 3 года назад

    My back is horrible

  • @manganoiser
    @manganoiser 3 года назад

    Great video dude! Anything that helps me to not read the manual much appreciated. That thing must have been written by a fascist.

  • @philipkemp426
    @philipkemp426 3 года назад

    Subscribe.

  • @theresonator01
    @theresonator01 3 года назад

    Hi grandma

  • @Johnnyhaag79
    @Johnnyhaag79 4 года назад

    Hahahahaha !!

  • @whoisthemetro
    @whoisthemetro 2 года назад

    YUCK!

  • @hughmcdowall
    @hughmcdowall 3 года назад

    Weak lower back Pilates . Just repeat the basics .Will change your life

  • @philipkemp426
    @philipkemp426 3 года назад

    You close videos the way bartenders close bars....

  • @mrautomatech2329
    @mrautomatech2329 3 года назад

    I find the facecam grossly engrossing.

    • @AtTheTableGames
      @AtTheTableGames  3 года назад

      me, half awake, reading this as “grossly annoying”: 🥺
      me, awake, rereading it correctly: 🤠

    • @mrautomatech2329
      @mrautomatech2329 3 года назад

      The Messy Desk Just messing. Love the videos and sense of humor. The Octatrack is one complex beast, but ur approach and tips are FINALLY helping me breakthrough! For that I’m grateful.

  • @golo303
    @golo303 4 года назад +1

    About your wife: hotter than expected. Also, thanks for the parts vid. Basic stuff, but it's always good to hear somebody else's take.