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@@eliash.6142 well, for some reason, now I cannot make smth full and standalone from it anymore either. Maybe cuz now I have a way more boxes and am getting lazy :) Have fun with yours!

@@barryjefferies3201 yay. Have fun mate! (BTW I got the tr8s now but in fact I miss the better immediacy and simplicity of tr8. For me personally, lots of kits in tr8s, compared to tr8, was the main reason to upgrade.)

@@barryjefferies3201 welcome back mate. Glad you still like that :)

@@EY-zz7xj hey man, love your channel. where are you living now? did u manage to get most of your gear that you left?

@@eternalsence3033 hey mate. Thanks for keeping stopping by and always welcome. No worries, I am safe and most of the gear too. (Had to give up some guitars though). Thanks for checking! Haven’t had a possibility to proceed with new posts for quite a while, but I’ll get there soon.

Yess, love that part, too. Was making this whole shit for about three weeks mainly with a mouse in Ableton. So basically all this is numerous layered dfam one shots and dfam loops. Too bad such tracks are impossible to achieve with live dfam jamming :)

Unfortunately had to sell it a few days before the war. Cuz I already knew it would start. Vermona is not quite portable. And I needed portability badly. Hope some day I’ll get one back.

Thanks for stopping by ;)

Hey. This is actually tr-8. Not tr-8s. I just love its interface. The most simple and immediate drum machine I suppose. I'll maybe have the S later. Still not decided. Cuz tr-8 has much less features but is (therefore) much more straightforward and immediate. You'd need to check features for both and decide for yourself. All the machines you've listed are great. But they are all different. If you need classical 808 909 synthesis - I'd go with AIRAs (tr8 or tr8s). If you need to use samples I'd pick a Digitakt. You could also jam with a live dfam + your own dfam's pre-saved separate samples simultaneousely if you pick digitakt, tr8s, or rythm. Please mind that dfam has no midi sync though. I sync it via cv from my modular case. Edge btw does have midi.

@@EY-zz7xj Ah, missed that. It's tricky to get a feel for the machines thru videos and the tactile aspect is what's made me leave a 100% DAW setup in the first place. As I'm new in hardware I'm sure any of them have more than enough features so more important is to find something that's inviting, quick to get going and have a (reasonably) logic interface. Good point of being able to use my own DFAM-samples (d-takt/rytm/tr8s). The smart choice between DFAM and Edge seems like Edge - midi, way cheaper, very similar sound quality, but... emotions says DFAM.

@@Havreringar yep, I’m sure dfam is way more esthetically inviting and is way more pleasant to …touch :D But edge should be way more functional indeed. Btw Tr-8 was my first box ever. And for me it was just the right choice for the first step. Yeah, you never know by yt vids until you try. From my experience each device I get is much better than it seemed from yt :) Also, Modern roland aira family looks shitty though. Unfortunately :) Tr8s to me has a bit more pleasant design, but this is only if comparing to tr8 :)

Thx and welcome :) !

Hey. There’s no way I’m able to recall this :) sorry) And even when I took an image of the panel after jams, the recreation has always failed )

@@EY-zz7xj aww, not even just how triggered 3 sounds at once for a chord when the synth only has 2 oscs?

@@radfaraf ah, got it. I’m afraid dfam cannot do so, this effect is Ableton’s Resonator. I’ve added this to vid description.

Hey, Got a few vids with double dfam on this channel.

:) all the vid details are in the vid description ) Yep, ableton fx,space echo pedal and dfam. Some dfam one-shots and the hats are overlayed after the main jam. Plz check the description.

Thx) sounds like a battle of demos :) Good luck with your choice mate ;)

Thx :)

Thx. Images with settings are somewhere in the comments but I’ve never succeeded to use them successfully :)