transmission ... oxi one & 1010music blackbox ... psybient, downbeat
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- Welcome OXI ONE !!
A performance on the OXI ONE & 1010music blackbox.
Recorded in one take into Zoom M4.
Mastered in post.
As always .. the project files on Patreon.
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The great support from my patrons makes all of this possible ... thank you so much guys !!
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Substan sound packs:
SUBSPACE - for Minifreak (V) substan.gumroa...
Syntopia - for Syntakt: substan.gumroa...
HydraSphere - for Hydrasynth: substan.gumroa...
DigiSphere - for Digitakt: substan.gumroa...
DigiTales - for Digitone/Keys: substan.gumroa...
Affilate links:
My Perfect Circuit Artist Page (buy via this link to support me) bit.ly/3NdLCmv
Gear List:
Modular:
big case: www.modulargri...
palette case: www.modulargri...
Synths/Sampler:
Elektron Digitone bit.ly/3FQ2dpw
Elektron Digitone Keys
Elektron Digitakt bit.ly/3uqvxkC
Elektron Syntakt bit.ly/3OHLs5E
Elektron Analog Four MKII bit.ly/3guZMP2
Elektron Octatrack MKII bit.ly/3HpIezT
Neutral Labs Elmyra 2 bit.ly/4a16Ywn
Roland JP8080
Korg Monologue bit.ly/42oK6CG
Behringer Neutron
Arturia Minifreak bit.ly/3ESAwOm
ASM Hydrasynth bit.ly/3oQPBJt
Polyend Play+ bit.ly/493UoLR
1010music Blackbox bit.ly/3PoYSFS
1010music Lemondrop bit.ly/3J1mTgk
beetlecrab.audio Tempera
Sequencer:
Squarp Hapax bit.ly/3TqFoBD
Effects (Pedals):
Source Audio Ventris bit.ly/3rv3MW2
Hologram Electronics Microcosm
Soma Cosmos bit.ly/3JCfh67
Elektron Analog Heat bit.ly/3WTaKSL
Computer:
Apple 14“ MacBook M1 Pro (2021) 16GB RAM / 512GB SSD
DAW:
Ableton Live Suite 12
Audio/Midi Interface:
UAD Apollo Twin Quad bit.ly/3qvDncQ
Behringer Ultragain
iConnectivity mioXL bit.ly/43BMwyU
Monitoring:
ME Geithain ME25NAD C268
Genelec 7040 APM (Sub)
RFT BR25
Presonus Monitor Station bit.ly/3qyztzF
Mixing/Mastering Gear:
Fredenstein Bento 6 S bit.ly/3viKO9X
Elysia Xfilter 500 bit.ly/43nXOI2
Elysia Xpressor neo 500 bit.ly/4ckb707
SPL Big
Headphones:
Beyerdynamic DT770 Pro 32 Ohm bit.ly/3IYdQPS
Beyerdynamic DT1990 Pro bit.ly/3IY4WBR
Mixer:
1010music Bluebox bit.ly/3J0YPds
Behringer XENYX 1002B
Microphones & Fieldrecorder:
sE Electronics sE2200a
Rode NT5 (mached pair) bit.ly/3Cg8wDM
Sure SM7B bit.ly/45MxGHy
Zoom M4 bit.ly/3oGQJT3
Zoom H2 bit.ly/3MW38dI
Midi Controllers:
Arturia Keystep 37 bit.ly/3Lead7O
Korg nanoKEY Studio bit.ly/45PUMgA
Camera & Lense:
Blackmagic Design Pocket 4K
Samyang MF 14mm
Canon EOS MCanon EOS M50 MKII
Neweer 1:1.8/25 mm
Video Editing & Creating:
Davinci Resolve
Videosync
#oxione #blackbox #psybient
I absolutely love this piece. I was beyond happy when you added the project files on Patron which has had the added benefit of helping me learn and explore the possibilities of my Oxi and the Blackbox. More please!
wow ... how ?!?!? iam confused ... this is soooooo good! thank you 4 shraring! I need to learn more about the 1010music blackbox!
Beams of light and twinkling sounds,
Magical spacious peace surrounds.✨✨✨
🙏
There are very few videos that make me push the reload button and appreciate it twice... or three times even. This is one of them.
This music is a testament to your skills but also to the joy of sequencing the OXI One and sending its notes to the 1010 box. Impressive.
🙏
Outstanding work as always!
This is so good!
The Oxi is just great, sometime I need to get one...
Keep it up and have a great day!
Incredible! Thank you! 🙏
J ai acheté un syntakt en vous écoutant, c’est un instrument difficile mais je suis émerveillé par ses possibilités
Merci
Well done
really good
Great sound.
Sehr schön wie immer
this is fantastic,,i want one
Fantastic 🎊
if they would just put a useful damn sequencer in the blackbox, we wouldnt need a damn oxi one, 1010!!
sweeeeeeet
Lovely sonic trip!
Did you use granular mode in the blackbox?
I'm would like to get a sampler... Please tell me what do you think about S-4 and the Blackbox
Thanks !!
I haven't done much work on the granular mode of the blackbox so far. The blackbox seems especially useful when working with loops/clips ... like in ableton. Sound design possibilities are quite limited but as a simple sample player / clip launcher the blackbox is great. S4 on the other hand is perfect for shaping samples/loops into something completely different. “Sculpting sampler” sums it up very well. But even if what you can already do with it is a lot of fun, the S4 is definitely still in a beta stage and feels very unfinished.
@@substan_music Thank you really appreciate your answer!
Great track!
Did you multi-sample the synth sounds into the Blackbox?
Thanks ... just a single sample per sound.
zamba
Bro.
is the oxi sequencing the black box??
Yes ...
Still have the hapax or got rid of it for
Oxi?
I still have the Hapax. Even though the OXI is a really inspiring sequencer, it can't really replace the Hapax. Hapax is so much more powerful in almost every area... it just doesn't have these unusual and creative sequencer modes, the great chord mode of the oxi and isn't really portable... and isn't nearly as beautiful a device (externally) 🙈
@@substan_musicso chord mode is that better on the Oxi? I'm curious to know how does the two compare on the isomorphic keyboard aspect too, I find the Hapax incredibly inspiring on that mode,and I guess part of that is about the nice feeling I get from the pads. Are the Oxi pads/buttons comparable? And what about key combos and general workflow?
Sorry for all the questions, but owning the Hapax and the Torso T1 I'd like to know if the Oxi would be a nice addition or a not much needed middle ground between the other boxes.
P.s.
Really great track, as usual! 😎
@@CiabaMusic I played around with the chord mode on the Hapax a bit but never really saw a point in using it (even though I don't know much about music theory) ... didn't inspire me to look into it further. I'm sure I'm missing out on its appeal because I've ignored it so far.
On the OXI I was immediately inspired by the chord mode. On the left side you have the keyboard and on the right you modify the chords ... and there is a kind of “auto mode” that leads very quickly to the next suitable chord ... which the Hapax doesn't have (I think). But what's great about the OXI is that you can pick out nice chords one by one and save them to “user slots” to create a nice selection for the piece. The buttons feel quite similar ... but are smaller, have a little more travel and are therefore a little “wobbly” ... but feel good.
The workflow and general operation is MUCH more intuitive and direct on the Hapax (which also has considerably more buttons). You can certainly work very smoothly with the OXI, but the learning curve and the button combinations to be memorized are much more intensive.
What really stands out with the oxi are the various very inspiring sequencer modes and diverse generative possibilities. In this respect, the Hapax can't quite keep up, but the T1 will certainly already provide you with some of this (I've never had it in my hands). In any case, the OXI looks beautiful to me, highest build quality, is, unlike the hapax portable, has a built-in battery and 8 times cv and gate ... but compared to the hapax it is more of a specialist than an all-rounder
@@substan_music thanks a lot for taking the time! You seem to draw a very similar picture to what are also my thoughts about this lovely machines, at least for what I saw and touched first hand. The Oxi is clearly the jack of all trades of modern sequencers: it can be deterministic or really unpredictable, it's extremely portable but can cope with a focused studio layout, it can speak to eurorack stuff and midi equally well... But, as you wrote, it maybe push you to use it in a more focused manner, picking up a trick or two from its sleeve and using just them, to avoid getting lost in its quirky workflow
If there is one thing I'd ideally borrow from the Oxi to Hapax is the pitch "p locking" function on the multitrack sequencer. It would be so much better being able to sequence Elektron boxes that way from the 8 row drum sequencer of the Hapax!
Chord modes seemed very similar between both machines, nice to see them being so different in a real world use. And that's fun to see a "pick your chords" function pretty similar to the one in the former Squarp machine (Pyramid) that's now missing on their new flagship! And speaking of which, I'm trying a couple of different approaches for that very task either for the T1 and the Hapax. I bought a Roland J6 to use it as an added hardware "chord sequencing midi interface" and I downloaded just yesterday scaler2 on my iPad to achieve the same thing in software form (but still portable)
I'm trying to downgrade, musical gear wise, and with a couple of Elektrons sitting beside it, the Hapax is not getting used so much lately, but I would be really hard pressed to part ways with it, too much powerful and refined I would instantly miss it, but I guess I need to grab an Oxi One sooner or later, you can't have too much sequencer, right? :)
P.s. Waiting for my Torso S4 by the end of the week! batch 2 finally delivering 🤩
P.s. Still looking forward about Digisphere II 😁
@@CiabaMusic its not really going deep enough to answer your questions but I maintain a doc here that compares Oxi, Hapax and Deluge as sequencers docs.google.com/document/d/1etLnCeL0BIIc-4HeFqp3lRIB2nNKVJaVp3NsHARar3Q/edit?usp=sharing
Very asthetic
Nice song! ...Honestly, though, I didn't like the sounds. I kinda hate to say it, but: that would have sounded so much better with a different synth.
The programming of the song, though, was very "you" and I really dig it. If that was all in the OXI (seems like a cool unit), it would be interesting to hear this song again, driving a different synth. ...The Digi* might be too obvious (plus, why would you use an external sequencer?) ... but do you still have, say, the Hydrasynth? Could be fun to hear the difference.
Sorry. Maybe it's just me, then. ...Personal opinion, anyway.
Either way, eep it up, though, you're great!
Thanks Jeremy !!
I can understand your perspective. While I was working on this track, I actually wished I had started with a different sound generator a few times. For the first track, I wanted a partner that was as "simple" and small as possible so that I could concentrate fully on the sequencer... and that could be played polyphonically. I'm actually quite happy with the sounds, as they are samples of my own patches (also Hydrasynth), but in contrast to these, samples are just snapshots and quite lifeless. Using an LFO per sample can only breathe life into the samples to a limited extent. The reverb on the black box is also OK, but quite sterile. All in all, the black box shines, especially when you work with loops and long samples... which I didn't do in this case.
I think it sounds great, very airy, spacious and transparent.