Nice! I was about to give up no input mixing as too unpredictable to be useful for live use but I can see a little more discipline is required. Will head back to it after breakfast!
Very nice. Sometimes I find my mixer gives off frequencies way too high pitch for my liking. I enjoy the lower rumbling type tones. I guess every mixer reacts differently.
This is very nice sounding. Looks like you are running two basic feedback loops from the outputs into separate input channels; and then running the pedals via the fx send and rtn into a stereo line input. Nice basic straightforward setup resulting in beautiful soundscapes.
I've got an old Behri that I've been thinking about tinkering with like this... So, I've watched a bunch of YT stuff as part of the research, but this videos first piece was some hardline inspiration! Good stuff, that.
Lovely performances. One of the best/most music uses of NIM I’ve seen on TH-cam. I’m curious about the routing, not familiar with this micro-mixer and can’t make out the labeling on the mixer panel. I’ve been reading your other responses to similar questions so I don’t ask the same questions.. Where is the looper being fed from? It returns to the mixer on one of the input channels, I take it? What’s the DDL routing? Thanks
What are you using as your main output? Is the signal from the mixer going through the pedals before being recorded? Or are the pedals part of an fx send/return?
Thanks! generates sound by connecting the output of a mixer into one of its inputs, resulting in a feedback loop which can be played and controlled using the mixer’s knobs, EQ, built in compressor, and routing options.
Fantastic set ! There's still something I don't get: the looper. How do you use it and why ? Just starting with no input mixing and exploring different possibilities.
Nice! I was about to give up no input mixing as too unpredictable to be useful for live use but I can see a little more discipline is required. Will head back to it after breakfast!
Wow! Especially loving the rhythmic stuff in the second part. Scratches my brain just right lol
Very nice. Sometimes I find my mixer gives off frequencies way too high pitch for my liking. I enjoy the lower rumbling type tones. I guess every mixer reacts differently.
Same. I cut all the eqs fully counter-clockwise and by turning up the low eq you get the low bassy percussive sounds.
So true every mixing has its own annoying/unique noises
sophisticated noise, especially the 3. part!
This is very nice sounding.
Looks like you are running two basic feedback loops from the outputs into separate input channels; and then running the pedals via the fx send and rtn into a stereo line input.
Nice basic straightforward setup resulting in beautiful soundscapes.
Thanks a lot
I've got an old Behri that I've been thinking about tinkering with like this... So, I've watched a bunch of YT stuff as part of the research, but this videos first piece was some hardline inspiration! Good stuff, that.
really cool dark sounds
It's the first time I find this kind of performance and I love it, it's mind-blowing! Especially part 2 and 3
Thanks to check all parts.
Excellent stuff that dark ambient shit was especially appealing
Great sounds! I've been a little nervous to put my mixer through this but your results are inspiring 💐
Genuinely beautiful music ❤️
Great stuff! Dark atmospheres, And haunting sounds...
very interesting dynamic - a lot of variations. you have a new subscriber!
loooooove the textures you're achieving here. really incredible stuff!
thank you!
Great work!
this is really cool man!
Thank you!
so nice!
Great work.
Thanks!
Supercool! Like it!!!!👍👍👍👍
Thank you!
beautiful performance!
Many thanks!!
Lovely drones
Thanks
Cool
Thank you
Lovely performances. One of the best/most music uses of NIM I’ve seen on TH-cam.
I’m curious about the routing, not familiar with this micro-mixer and can’t make out the labeling on the mixer panel. I’ve been reading your other responses to similar questions so I don’t ask the same questions..
Where is the looper being fed from? It returns to the mixer on one of the input channels, I take it?
What’s the DDL routing?
Thanks
Niiice
very interesting!
thanks!
great sounding! may i ask what is the last output(pedal on left ) connected to?
thanks! it's reverb pedal : TCE T2
What are you using as your main output? Is the signal from the mixer going through the pedals before being recorded? Or are the pedals part of an fx send/return?
mixer - delay pedal (feedback loop) as sound source, to looper, and reverb pedal as final output
Do you necessarily even need pedals for no input mixing? Really interested in sound design
Depends on specific sounds what you want to create
Very nice! Curious as to the signal path - What’s plugged into what? is the mixer plugged into itself to create some sort of feedback loop? 👏👏
Thanks! generates sound by connecting the output of a mixer into one of its inputs, resulting in a feedback loop which can be played and controlled using the mixer’s knobs, EQ, built in compressor, and routing options.
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Fantastic set ! There's still something I don't get: the looper. How do you use it and why ? Just starting with no input mixing and exploring different possibilities.
Thanks, to create layering sounds and make real-time compositions
11:33 demencial lo que suena eso
Hello: please tell me the gear you use, besides the Behringer mixer.
Pedals
Little question, if the output from the mixing board is occupied how do you record your stuff ?
Great mixing
The output for I recorded it by headphone channel, because the main out for feedback loops to input channels.