Hi Guys,
I have got recently a new sampler, the Octatrack. After I got my hands on for a couple of hours in order to learn the basic functions of this machine I decided to record a short jam session. I hope you like it.
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Cheers
orange
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Octatrack vs MB6582 SID V2
#2
Posted 19 November 2011 - 01:04
I would like to give you some suggestions for improvements:
- add feedback pots to your MB-6582 and enable the EXT filter function - this will result into a more aggressive bassline
- switch to the Knobs layer in the oscillator section, so that the most important parameters CutOff/Resonance/EnvMod/Decay/Accent are directly accessible, you should change them more often
- is it possible to route the audio output of MB-6582 through the Octatrack and to apply some effects?
- (I only played an Octatrack once and therefore I'm unsure but..) is it possible to sample MB-6582 during a session for some beats and thereafter to apply effects on such a sample?
Currently it sounds like two different instruments are playing in parallel, but somehow I miss the interaction between the instruments. Add at least a compressor (or limiter) at the end of the audio chain.
Best Regards, Thorsten.
- add feedback pots to your MB-6582 and enable the EXT filter function - this will result into a more aggressive bassline
- switch to the Knobs layer in the oscillator section, so that the most important parameters CutOff/Resonance/EnvMod/Decay/Accent are directly accessible, you should change them more often
- is it possible to route the audio output of MB-6582 through the Octatrack and to apply some effects?
- (I only played an Octatrack once and therefore I'm unsure but..) is it possible to sample MB-6582 during a session for some beats and thereafter to apply effects on such a sample?
Currently it sounds like two different instruments are playing in parallel, but somehow I miss the interaction between the instruments. Add at least a compressor (or limiter) at the end of the audio chain.
Best Regards, Thorsten.
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#3
Posted 20 November 2011 - 22:51
Hi Thorsten,
thanks for your feedback. You are right with your statements, the session is to static overall... There is a lot to improve. I will try to apply your suggestions in the next session...
Cheers
orange
thanks for your feedback. You are right with your statements, the session is to static overall... There is a lot to improve. I will try to apply your suggestions in the next session...
Cheers
orange
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