MAKE A SCENE tutorial 1 for the Roland AE-30 or AE-20
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- Опубликовано: 6 авг 2024
- AE Tutorial episode 1. Even if you have never programmed a synthesizer, this video will show you how I make a simple Scene for a Roland Aerophone Pro AE-30 or AE-20.
The first half describes the features I am going to use and the second half talks you through the steps I take to create the Scene.
Chapters
0:00 Introduction
0:40 Analogy
1:21 Connecting
2:05 Edit screen
3:21 Parts
4:22 Connection diagram
4:25 IFX
4:52 Chorus
5:53 Delay
6:22 Reverb
6:47 Example
9:21 Reverb
10:51 Delay
13:37 Chorus
15:39 Tone
17:16 Saving
Tune: The Sheriff's Ride (Traditional)
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Have you created any Scenes for your Aerophone?
Dear Mr. Mick, it is wonderful that you shared so much knowledge about the AE-30 and A-20!!! Thank you for doing so. Finally I can understand how to edit and manage my Roland A-20. Please make more videos, you make it so easy to understand this wonderful but uncharted instrument. Roland should have hired you from day one of the release of the AE-30. All the best!!!
Thank you for watching and leaving a comment. I am pleased that you found my video helpful.
Thanks for making this. The pacing is slower than the usual RUclips video, and that's a refreshing change. I liked being able to slow down and hear about your thought processes on sound design. Cheers! AE-30 player/synthesist from Georgia, USA.
I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment.
I've been looking at these for about a year and last week they went on sale. That was all the excuse I needed. This is the first channel I've seen with anyone sound modelling. Subscribe and thanks for the walk through of making scenes.
Hi Robert, thanks for watching and leaving a comment. I hope you have many hours of fun with your Aerophone.
Thank you, you've saved me so much time with this video
Thank you for watching and leaving a comment. I'm glad you found it helpful.
Hi, thank you for teaching us something about the pro Aerophone editor. I learned something. Please give us more lessons on the editor bc there is not much available.
Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. I hope to have the next one finished soon.
Thanx
very good tank you
Thank you for watching and leaving a comment
Hello from New Zealand. I’ve just came across your post and I am a alto sax player. I’m going to check out Aerophone Pro tomorrow after coming across (not only your video) but also others I have seen. It certainly wets my appetite for EWI created music. I look forward to seeing more of your work. Cheers John
Greetings - I have a cousin in Tokoroa. If you haven't already, check out Alistair Parnell's iSax channel. I love the AE-30 - the motion controls and thumbpad really help add expression. My next video will dig deeper into that. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment.
@@unclemick-synths funny you should mention about Alistair Parnel, as I was just watching his channel earlier today. As for your cousin in Tokoroa that’s a bit up country from where I live, just goes to show how small the world is in some ways.
Can you do a video on making a Indian flute bansuir on the Roland AE30?
W❤W! That’s Incredibly Awesome! Cheers!🥂❤️✨
Can u please do a video on a Arabic scene for the AE 30 Roland.
I kind of desert wind, but with synth in it..Cool and middle Eastern tone or a Indian flute...Like in the in Asia.
Hi Mick.😀
I've never used an Aerophone, but I think it's a very attractive instrument for those who know how to play the saxophone.
There is a professional band in Japan called Square and the saxophonist uses AKAI/EWI4000s.
Anyway, it's wonderful that the synthesizer's tone can be expressed as smoothly as a saxophone.👍
Hi Ken! Thanks for leaving a comment. The Aerophone is great. I am so glad I learnt to play saxophone!
Great info...
Please share how to lessen the lower jaw distance on the reed.
I opened it too much.... now cant lessen it.
Hi Manny, thanks for watching.
Is it just one Scene with this problem or all of them? If it's all of them, I would take a look at page 4 of the Parameter Guide. I suspect the Bend Range Bite Dn setting is too big. You adjust that on the instrument. If not that, it could be the Bite Calibration. Alistair Parnell has an excellent video on calibrating the bite on his iSax channel.
If it's just one scene affected, see page 25 of the Parameter Guide for info on setting the Bend Range Bite Dn parameter. You adjust that in the app. I plan to look into that in a future video.
Thanks for the detailed look at this accompanying app! Do you need to plug the aerophone to you phone in order to make scenes and change things so you can test in real time? Or are you doing all of this with Bluetooth connection?
Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. Yes, I am doing all of this with the Bluetooth connection. As far as I can tell Bluetooth is the only mechanism for connecting the app to the Aerophone.
Great
Have you done changes to the vibraphone scene, to make it more realistic. Where I can start? Thanks
Thanks for watching and commenting. No, I haven't experimented with the vibraphone. To be honest I don't use the SuperNatural or tuned percussion scenes on my Aerophone. What aspects of the vibraphone scene don't seem realistic to your ears? I often find a subtle "small room" reverb helps make drums sound more integrated so you could experiment with the reverbs.
I play the Oboe. I am wondering what you recommend for a "perfect in your opinion" settings for Oboe?
Hi there, thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. Unfortunately the only thing I know about the oboe is that it's a double-reed instrument. The AE has alternative fingerings that you could customize. Which would be closest to the oboe; recorder, flute, or clarinet? If you're not already a member, I thoroughly recommend joining the iSax group on Facebook because there are some very knowledgeable people there (including classical musicians) who might be able to give you better guidance because I've always stayed with sax fingering.