Hardfloor-like Hyptnotic Acid Breakbeat Techno: Elektron Analog Rytm & TD-3 Jam Session
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- Опубликовано: 25 янв 2024
- A short live jam session inspired by the legendary acid techno duo, Hardfloor. Armed with the powerful Elektron Analog Rytm and the iconic Roland TD-3, I weave a tapestry of sound that pays homage to the masters of the 303-style acid line.
In this session, I channel the spirit of Hardfloor, pushing the boundaries of the Elektron Analog Rytm's dynamic beats and the Roland TD-3's distinctive acid squelches. Experience the hypnotic rhythms and pulsating basslines that are the hallmark of classic acid techno, reimagined through my personal lens.
Plug in your headphones, turn up the volume, and let the acid lines carry you away to a world where the rhythm is relentless and the dance floor never ends.
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shame the clocks are out of bonk ? master clock ?
When exactly do you mean they are out of sync?
@@MarcRenton your clone and the elecktron have perhaps 10ms latency between them . offset . perhaps your clock master is pc ? and those can be drifting and woe and flutter . or correct issue with audio delays , look in daw after records , put your acid box to play down beats along side your elektron and measure the offset .
Ah ok. I thought you're referring to the drop around 0:18 or the delay that is not synced via clock. Everything is right what you say, dealing with Overbridge, Live and hardware-gear is a nightmare. I was trying to compensate each's latency as good as possible. This is the reason why I usually run everything through my Yamaha-hardware mixers. But you have brought up the concern that I should rethink my live setup-routing. Thanks!
@@MarcRentonyes one thing to know , is if you adjust latency for the 303 , is filter cutoff can push forward or pull back the notes themselves , adding to problem , so look for a happy medium depending on the filter cut off , you can see in daw if you track it out .
Yeh it's a bit out of whack. I really dislike trying to get software working with hardware in terms of sync.
I gave up and now I just sample whatever I make in software and put these samples on the hardware.