The Future Of MIDI | MPE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- MPE is the future.
MPE / Phase Plant / Osmose / Bitwig and stuff
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SICK! another thing i really want and cant afford
right lol
That jam in the end gave me chills, holy smokes! 🎧🎧🎧
Expressive E did a great job with this synth! As a keyboardist my main concern was that it would be focused on the expressive gestures and they might have sacrificed its ability to keep up with rapid playing. However, those fears were entirely unfounded. I played a very fast solo a few weeks ago on one of my tracks. The Osmose handled it without breaking a sweat, and the feel of the keys was perfectly OK for me. It really does seem to be a perfect studio controller, with the exception of piano parts of course, as the keyboard's only four octaves - but we can't have everything :)
I agree, not much of a keyboardist myself but I was curious about the action of the keys and was pleasantly surprised, they're heavy enough for a good feel but sensitive enough for light touch. I haven't had this much fun playing an instrument in a long time!
@@DashGlitch Yes, it really is fun, isn't it? One of my favourite presets is Canyon Steel. I can get lost in that for 20 minutes easily :D
love how your phase plant patches rocket beyond the realms of my understanding within a minute
2021:🙂
2022:🤔
2023:😯
2024:😮
Another great video mate, as always.
Thanks! 😃
Project 2025 will not be fun
You forgot to enable the "POLY" on effects you used that are being modulated by the MPE timbre.
Great video!! Thanks.
I used poly in any of the resonator presets, but for reverbs I generally prefer the mono summed input, it sounds more natural to me :) but thank you!
Great videom bro! I'm waiting for Image Line to finally adopt MPE or CLAP into their DAW... I don't have an MPE Controller, but what I already did with polyphonic modulations amazed me enough to want that technology right on my DAW! Can't wait!!!!!!
I think a way to introduce MPE to someone who doesn't know what it is can be make any patch sounds like an actual instrument while can be no physical modulation
Great Dash. I’m a Bitwigger too and own a LinnStrument since Months. Love the possibilities.
That’s another awesome instrument!
the way you can change the intensity of the string presence with how far you press the keys is SUPER clutch. Im going from playing guitar into DAW music creation with drum pad and midi keys, this looks close to the kind of expression you can get with analog instruments
Absolutely! I’ve always struggled with guitar but felt more at home on keys but lacked the expression, this changed everything!
Omg that second preset is lush!!!!!
I also love those extended keys!!
That bouncy balloon sound? I love it, it's so strange!
Yes!!! It also looks like your keys are creaking when you play them 🤣
what a psychedelic goldmine. Will dissect this video a lot, even without the cool keyboard!
Great JAM!!!!\o/
the jamming at the end man. viiiibes .
Thanks bro!
Amazing sounds. looks awesome. the one thing that I can see is the Pitch bend modulation benders are at an angle. dont think i could get used to that. but other than that. I would have one. nice vid 👍
I think it is important to note Ikutaro Kakehashi of Roland initiated the creation of what became MIDI. Dave Smith was brought in by Roland as the technical consultant on the project and to be an ambassador for the standard in the US while Kakehashi rallied the Japanese manufacturers to ensure ratification and implementation in Japan. And an amazing job they did! Congrats on the Osmose!
Man, I thought you said previously that you're not a keyboard player, yet you play damn good. 👍👍👍
And you do other genres than psytrance, that was awesome!
What makes him good?
Thanks dude! Well I am far from a “player” but I do dabble. It’s a lot easier to make this sound expressive and thus nicer. But I’ve been practicing lately too
lol What made this guy so mad xD
@@DashGlitch He has less subscribers than you do, pure jealosy. 😂🤦🤷
Most people will be quite modest about their playing abilities. The end result hear is nice and that’s what matters in the end, but stick Dash infront of a grand and ask him to play a piano concerto or two for memory or sight and it’s probably not going to happen. This is no shameful thing in itself but if you are going to call yourself a player of instrument X this is the level of confidence you need to have in yourself to claim that you are that player.
I’ve had some formal training myself and I can compose some nice licks and melodies, but I *wouldn’t refer to myself as a player either 😅
I was inspired by Lippold Haken‘s wonderful Continuum back in 1999, He was, as far as I’m aware, the first guy who actually created something that would respond to 3 dimensions of touch, polyphonically. and i still love his Continuum to this day many have tried to come even close but none have done it as good as he...(edit : besides LinnStrument i must say) Nevertheless nice video Dash
Oh yea continuum is next on the list 🤣 this is actually somewhat of a colab with haken, they share an audio engine
@@DashGlitch once you touch that device it's gonna be hard to get over it 😎
I wish midi itself allowed alternate tunings... also daw-side features, midi itself wouldnt have to change for a more customizable horizontal axis and the way notes could optionally auto resize to fit the wonky grid. Parallel toggled grids for polyrhythms etc. Id also love an option to draw and visualize pitch bends the way you see it in a tuning plugin, no guess work and weird programming, just draw the exact curve.
I suppose daws could even program around midi's limitations and give us microtonal midi interfaces, but that sounds like a lot of work for something that would turn out buggy. Similarly, it could do the weird pitch bend programming according to the result you want, but id much rather see midi itself advance
thumbnail got me like
I want a dash glitch teeshirt with that pic.
GG 👍 💯
Danial Shoals
Thank you! What is this midi keyboard?
Expressive E Osmose
i'm a simple man; i see osmose, i press like
Have you explored the eaganmatrix at all? almost every reviewer I've watched has just said 'nahhh too complicated' and played presets instead. Curious how easy it is to learn for someone like you who is well versed in sound design
Instantly liking something because of a company being mentioned/used is cringe. No one should care that much about a business.
@@tristen_grant I don't care for the company itself - i just enjoy videos exploring expressive synthesizers and listening to what the physical modeling engine of the eaganmatrix is capable of.
I obviously watched the video before making that comment, its an expression/meme.
Uh oh, the fun police is here! Nobody like anything or else xD just kidding, but it's funny how people will gush over guitar brands like Fender etc which arguably only have a difference of the type of wood, and nobody bats an eye. Gush over an electronic instrument, albeit unique and have literally nothing that compares and you're a shill. Hilarious.
Anyway to actually answer the actual question. Eaganmatrix is amazing, just about the most advanced hardware synth engine to date. But it's complex as fuck and requires a steep learning curve. I've been studying it for the past few weeks and I think i've cracked it, so I'm gonna do some videos on it. But yea it's different and I do see why a lot of folks just ignore it.
Did you know that... these sounds these sounds are from the Osmose's internal sound engine?!?!
Joking aide. Glad to see a video about MPE. Maybe some more MPE sound design stuff in the future? You genuinely have some of the best tutorials.
Sorry I should have elaborated. There's a good handful of software (and hardware) synths that support MPE these days, way more than what was shown in the video, maybe some sound design with a variety of those...
and perhaps showing how to draw in MPE MIDI data on various DAW's and comparing what that's like between the ones that support it.
Thanks man, appreciate your videos as always.
these sounds are from the Osmose's internal sound engine
haha jk yea I'll showcase some more in the future, I just wanted to do a quick feature otherwise the video would have been forever long :) but yea I do plan some more in the future
I just bought a preset pack on sale for Phaseplant. Half of the sounds did not even work because it require MPE, not MIDI. Probably from the company your MPE controller is from. 😅
I'm too old for this. Need to catch up.
It might sound like a PITA but I think all that you need to do is swap out the Pressure for velocity modulators and modwheel for the timbre
@@DashGlitchYes, they gave me great support and I needed to add or remove -1 from pressure. It's not as dynamic with midi but I still keep them. Thanks!
Geil klingt wie ne 2€ blockflöte 😂
Does blockflöte have MPE :D haha
@@DashGlitch maybe the yamaha ydm has. Would be super entertaining to use it as a controller in a psy setup 😂