DJ TRANSITIONS 🌊 BETWEEN PATTERNS in 7 minutes // Elektron Analog Rytm TUTORIAL

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  • Опубликовано: 5 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 15

  • @Bobo
    @Bobo Год назад

    Great video and explanation! I have been wanting a Rytm mk2 for a while now and now I want one even more 😁

  • @haavardpaulsen544
    @haavardpaulsen544 Год назад

    Good videos man, gives me inspiration for my work with my AR Mk2. Still lookimg for good ideos on my A4 mk2. Keep on the good work. Håvard from Norway

    • @solarj
      @solarj  Год назад

      Thanks, you made my day with this comment :)
      The reason I did these AR videos is precisely for that

  • @Judasz696
    @Judasz696 Год назад

    Cool content. Make more! Cheers!

    • @solarj
      @solarj  Год назад +2

      Thank you :) I have at least one more on the rytm planned, more to come!

  • @AustenMixes
    @AustenMixes Год назад

    really love the vocal, what is it please?

    • @solarj
      @solarj  Год назад

      Mmm hard to tell, I took it from my selected sample folder having samples coming from many different sample packs. Sorry :/

  • @peladoclaus
    @peladoclaus Год назад

    Subbed!

  • @iswiu2bl
    @iswiu2bl Год назад +1

    👍

  • @asbestbau
    @asbestbau 4 месяца назад

    Does this work on mk1?

    • @solarj
      @solarj  4 месяца назад +1

      The mk1 does not have the performance knob unfortunately..

  • @tomstolik
    @tomstolik Год назад +1

    Damm its so crappy imo. The better way would be to make a new transition pattern from 1 to 2 or from 2 to 3 using mix components from 1&2 patterns or 2&3 patterns, isn't it?

    • @solarj
      @solarj  Год назад +3

      Thanks for sharing your opinion and feedback

    • @LunchBandit
      @LunchBandit Год назад +2

      The way you're describing doesn't have as much control to make it last as short or long as you want, or be as creative with it. Imagine something like being able to tweak the performance knob, little by little, to get slightly more excitement, while you're soloing on another instrument. If it's preprogrammed, you would end up having to press A,1,A,2,A,3,A,4,A,3,A,2,A,1 just to get the functionality of that one performance knob.
      The way you're describing, you might as well just put it in song mode and hit play. It isn't as, "live."