How to Make a Syntakt Live Set

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  • Опубликовано: 7 ноя 2024

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  • @danielnadvornik7639
    @danielnadvornik7639 Год назад +7

    One of the best videos on Syntakt and I search for them almost daily. Would definitely pay for such content. Not getting into sound design but rather into arrangement and thought process is something that I am definitely missing. Clearly you have a talent for this, keep it up!

    • @KaiBurley
      @KaiBurley  Год назад +2

      Yooo thank you!!! I'm so glad you found it useful. I have another Syntakt project I'm planning so there is definitely more to come :)

    • @xflow-fc8eq
      @xflow-fc8eq Год назад

      I third this!!!
      This was a very informative video and not boring at all.
      Honest opinion: I would have skipped the “stage advice” part and some other stories, and I would just focus on the music construction, the ideas behind those, the passages, etc, like you perfectly did. Would also maybe try to reduce video length to 25-30 minutes, and I would love to see the whole set with no talk uploaded too (on a different video).
      Cheers for this awesome video.
      Moar please 👏

    • @jovwvy
      @jovwvy Год назад

      For any live set up

  • @videosarchive8058
    @videosarchive8058 Год назад +3

    Nicely done! Very inspiring. Yes, would love to see more arrangment/performance vids of Syntakt. Cheers mate!

  • @TrickmanTerry
    @TrickmanTerry 3 месяца назад

    I just got a Syntakt. Even though I don't plan on going LIVE anytime soon, this tutorial with tips was very helpful. Thanks!

  • @ondraJams
    @ondraJams Год назад +1

    Just amazing. Thanks for such edu video and beatiful jam

  • @jasonbesant4074
    @jasonbesant4074 Год назад +1

    This is a really fabulous tutorial. Thank you for this, subscribed!

  • @possumpuffs
    @possumpuffs Год назад

    inspirational and insightful, groovy sounds! I have the habit of starting so many different ideas with no cohesive glue but i’m ready to grind a bit, assembling what I have and creating new patterns. I’ll have you to thank when I have a set put together! liked and subscribed. ❤❤❤❤❤❤

    • @KaiBurley
      @KaiBurley  Год назад

      Hell yeah! Thanks for the nice comment and I'm glad you're feeling inspired!

  • @coronaanticorona
    @coronaanticorona Год назад

    your mom is right, it does sound very musical! Thanks so much for the tutorial. So many good tips and techniques!

    • @KaiBurley
      @KaiBurley  Год назад

      She's usually right hahaha

  • @dogstare
    @dogstare Год назад +1

    Brilliant tutorial and jam inspired me to get on my Syntakt ❤🕺🏻

    • @KaiBurley
      @KaiBurley  Год назад +1

      Hey thank you so much! I appreciate the kind words and am stoked it inspired you!

    • @dogstare
      @dogstare Год назад

      @@KaiBurley 😊🕺🏻

  • @kanduvisla
    @kanduvisla Год назад

    Ah that the sound sounds different is soooo true! I once forgot my monitor headphones and I was completely messing up the lows during a performance. Now - when I perform live - I basically just listen to my monitor headphones and have faith in the guy behind the mixer that it sounds good in the room as well ;-)
    Great vid btw! Really like the Axel F tribute 😀

    • @KaiBurley
      @KaiBurley  Год назад +1

      Much appreciated!!! Your channel has some great stuff!

  • @jindrichpruza4651
    @jindrichpruza4651 Год назад +1

    Iam currently building set on Syntakt, Digi and Mono Station
    On Syntakt I use layered digital and analog synth lets say 1 and 2, tweak them to sound good together and better, set modulation on PB, MW etc.(you can like set how much do you want to modulate so you can overturn something) and set midi channels on same one
    With midi loopback you can control modulation on 2 tracks at once and it sounds amazing

    • @jindrichpruza4651
      @jindrichpruza4651 Год назад

      Also thanks for the video
      It could be like year earlier :D But still
      Great work keep it up!

    • @KaiBurley
      @KaiBurley  Год назад +1

      HAHAHA if I ever figure out a way to send videos back in time, I will upload this last year. Your setup sounds awesome, good luck!

  • @aubrey5495
    @aubrey5495 Год назад

    Thanks for sharing very inspiring!

  • @7177YT
    @7177YT Год назад

    Super Inspiring! Thank you!

  • @Zermatteo
    @Zermatteo 2 месяца назад

    Man you are the best

  • @KaiBurley
    @KaiBurley  Год назад +10

    Please excuse the cat hair on my Syntakt

    • @aubrey5495
      @aubrey5495 Год назад

      My cat love syntakt too

    • @gmmk-sadf
      @gmmk-sadf 11 месяцев назад

      Tbh: your phone is waaay more annoying 😅

  • @javierburriel9976
    @javierburriel9976 3 месяца назад

    Thanks a lot for the tutorial

  • @Jorn2u
    @Jorn2u Год назад

    Thanks for this video!

  • @hardware_agent
    @hardware_agent 11 месяцев назад

    thx for this. cheers from berlin!

  • @jovwvy
    @jovwvy Год назад

    Great tips!

  • @AlkisT
    @AlkisT Год назад +1

    At some point I should do a set that actually utilises multiple patterns. My sets at the moment tend to be improvisation, so I work out one pattern with various elements I can bring in, and the use it as a starting point to mutate from, with a couple of other synths for additional elements. My attempts at using multiple patterns tend to fail at how much I like to mutate things, I change everything from the sound design to the grooves, by the time I switch where I am is not cohesive with where my original patterns where.

    • @KaiBurley
      @KaiBurley  Год назад +2

      That's super cool! I love improvised sets like that. Keep it up and I bet there is a middle ground where you can find the flow!

  • @AlfonsoCorace
    @AlfonsoCorace 5 месяцев назад

    very interesting, thanx for sharing :) :)
    subscribed \m/

  • @kanduvisla
    @kanduvisla Год назад

    "Someone is dying, hahaha". 🤔

  • @cooksoni.a
    @cooksoni.a Год назад

    i think youre mistaking kotatsu for "koto." a kotatsu isnt an instrument, its a heated floor table

    • @KaiBurley
      @KaiBurley  Год назад

      The preset I used is called "Kotatsu", maybe it sounds like a Koto? Good to know either way!

    • @cooksoni.a
      @cooksoni.a Год назад

      @@KaiBurley oh ok! it did sound kind of like a koto to me.

  • @rofnaden
    @rofnaden 11 месяцев назад +1

    Mate you need to let your dog/cat far away from your gear 🤣

    • @KaiBurley
      @KaiBurley  11 месяцев назад

      I need to do that and I need to get a can of compressed air to blow everything off before I film! I swear it looks decent in person and then video makes it look grody

  • @lwpweb
    @lwpweb 4 месяца назад

    fast moving hands and mobile near to the camara are distracting and making nervous

  • @javierburriel9976
    @javierburriel9976 3 месяца назад

    Mann !!! To quick explaningg 🤦🏻🤦🏻😅😅