Bravo et merci de partager cette création. C'est vraiment dans l'esprit de ce que j'aimerais pouvoir faire. Sur la base de ce morceau j'espère que vous trouverez un jour le temps de créer un tuto décrivant pas à pas la programmation de chaque machine, ça serait vraiment top😉
Wow… just WOW. As a complete novice, I want to make tracks like this! If you’d be willing to explain how parts of this integration work, I’d love to get head start learning how you built up these sections. It’s just lovely how you build it, then ebb and flow through each portion. Thank you!
Sounds great man. Can you demonstrate the loop sequence in a video? I've recently got my s1 and struggling with nice loops and melodies. This is great. Thanks.
Salut ! Deux petites questions : 1/ tu conseillerais quoi pour débuter de 0 dans le monde du daowless, avec un équipement mobile ? la famille des petit rolant t8, j6 ...? 2/ tu ne prévois pas de faire des tutos pour débutants ? ça serait super ! parce que pas facile de savoir pas ou débuter et avec quel matos ! En tout cas bravo, tes videos sont géniales !
Merci. Ayant déjà testé pas mal d'équipements d'entrée de gamme, je pense sincèrement que les Roland Compact offrent aujourd'hui le meilleur qualité/prix/fonctionnalités, en particulier le T-8 et le J-6. Le S-1 est très puissant, peut-être même trop pour un débutant total. Chez Korg, le volca sample 2 mérite egalement le détour. Le Novation Circuit "OG" (donc 1er du nom, plus commercialisé) est aussi une alternative viable, sous réserve d'en trouver un en bon état. Il est très facile à prendre en main et on peut quand-même progresser avec. J'ai commencé avec les P.O. mais je ne les recommande pas. Des tutos sont effectivement en préparation ! Sinon je recommande aussi d'essayer les DAW gratuits. Personnellement j'utilose Bandlab sur mobile depuis 2 ans et j'en suis très sarisfait. Les dernières fonctionnalités (splitter, edition avancée) sont très utiles. Il est possible d'enregistrer dedans et de faire de l'arrangement.
j'ai aussi quelques pockets operator, plus pour le coté collection qui est assez addictif, mais j'avoue ne pas trop m'en servir ! Merci pour tes conseils, ta chaine est cool ! @@bigkik
je vais regarder chez novastation. J'ai testé la synktak chez un ami, mais je trouve que c'est quand meme une sacrée tannée de se plonger dedans ! Je cherche un truc simple.
Je ne connais pas le syntakt. En revanche chez Elektron j'ai la M:Cycles que j'aime beaucoup. Il faut aimer ses sons mais elle est très puissante pour son prix. Des 3 "groovebox" que j'ai (M:Cycle, MC-101 et Circuit OG), la Circuit est, de loin, la plus rapide à prendre en main. Pour les 2 autres, il faut impérativement se référer au manuel pour maitriser les fonctions particulières ou avancées.
Question on the T8 8 note bassline. What settings did you use to get that beautiful tone out of it? I can only seem to get acid or squelchy tones but you have it with a nice solid sound with some resonant undertones.
Very nice ! Bravo ! Since you have good experience with this AIRA devices, do you know if there a way to hack/inject directly new patterns as file into the J-6 from a computer ?
Thank you I recommend the dedicated thread on Gearspace. I guess somebody has or is close to do that. Only thing I know is that the backup files are text format so it might be relatively easy to hack somehow.
If you enter the "menu" you have a category called "mute". It is practical because you can mute/unmute parts without hitting the shift button. You should have it on your T-8 too.
Beautiful. This has me SO chilled out, TY. The J6 seems great and Im stunned at how amazing these little units perform under your creative direction! I'm an absolute noob to hardware syncing though. I have a Maschine MK3 and a TR-6S already...and now an S1 incoming. (Which I cancelled an ep-133 K.O II for) 😅 Can they all be synced together? Or is it just this j6, s8, and s1 series that sync nicely together? I'm an absolute noob to the whole concept of syncing, so excuse the clueless question! Just wondered if theres some syncing potential between them or not. Kind regards
Thank you. The MIDI protocol enables various musical instruments to "work" together : tempo synchronization, start/stop and more. You should be able to synchronize all your gear together if you use the right cables and settings. There are several connections design such as 5-pin plug, 3,5 mm trs type A for instance. Roland Aira compacts use 3,5 mm trs type A whereas the Roland TR-6s uses regular 5-pin plug. I purchased Befaco adapters for that task; they work well and are cheap. I don't know the Maschine Mk3 but It seems to have 5-pin plug so it might also work. Then there is the settings. The aira compacts can switch patterns together using "midi program changes". Depending on the settings on the other units of your setup you might also use that functionnality with them. To sum it up, this is standard midi protocol and not something specific for the aira compacts. Midi protocol aside, you will also have to deal with audio. The compacts have each an audio in port so you can "daisy chain" them.
@bigkik I can't thank you enough for that invaluable information. If you know, you know! Good to know there's no proprietary restrictions and I can get started on gathering the cables I'll need. It feels like I'll be unlocking another world considering I hadn't even thought about syncing until I watched your vids. I'm relatively new to midi recording and daws and totally new to the concept of syncing. I'm excited about the possibilities. Keep up the great music. Thanks very much again for taking the time. 😁
You are welcome ; glad I helped. You will find midi capabilities of each device in the "Midi implementation chart" usually found in their respective manual. Some devices offer less capabilities : for instance Korg Volcas dont have midi program changes unlike the Aira compacts. Some dont have midi at all : for instance pocket operators.
Bigkik should be rolands ambassador for the airas dudes a monster with them
Roland should sponsor you. They would make a ton!
Atmosphère to the most. I love it. Thanks!
Awesome Sound! Can you make a Tutorial from this?
This is just amazing ! what a great performance and it produce such a beautiful music. Kudos and cheers from Canada.
Thank you !
Uber inspirational !!!👍👍👍 keep planning your tutorials please
Youre making fire whit the wooooorlds most hated audio tools 😊
Thank you ! I see we are waiting for the same youtuber each Friday 6PM :-)
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This was such a fantastic track. Great work and very inspiring.
absolutely love it and i have been learning how to finally sequence my j-6 from you so thank you sir and this is beautiful work
Thank you !
You are so good. Amazing.
This track is really sick
man, keep jamming
Bravo et merci de partager cette création. C'est vraiment dans l'esprit de ce que j'aimerais pouvoir faire. Sur la base de ce morceau j'espère que vous trouverez un jour le temps de créer un tuto décrivant pas à pas la programmation de chaque machine, ça serait vraiment top😉
Merci. Les tutos arrivent, je note votre suggestion !
Beautiful!
Evolution after 2nd minutes is very nice and kind of ascentional, mood uplifting...
Yes I feel the same indeed !
Wow… just WOW. As a complete novice, I want to make tracks like this! If you’d be willing to explain how parts of this integration work, I’d love to get head start learning how you built up these sections. It’s just lovely how you build it, then ebb and flow through each portion. Thank you!
So nice !!!
It's a very beautiful track!
Thank you !
My favorite video of yours yet! Time to get to work on my own S-1 ;P
Thank you ! Have fun with your S-1 !
a Thylacine vibe in OVNIs
Thank you !!!!!
I’m loving the longer session!
Thank you !
Sounds great man. Can you demonstrate the loop sequence in a video? I've recently got my s1 and struggling with nice loops and melodies. This is great. Thanks.
Awesome
Thank you !
Salut !
Deux petites questions :
1/ tu conseillerais quoi pour débuter de 0 dans le monde du daowless, avec un équipement mobile ? la famille des petit rolant t8, j6 ...?
2/ tu ne prévois pas de faire des tutos pour débutants ? ça serait super ! parce que pas facile de savoir pas ou débuter et avec quel matos ! En tout cas bravo, tes videos sont géniales !
Merci.
Ayant déjà testé pas mal d'équipements d'entrée de gamme, je pense sincèrement que les Roland Compact offrent aujourd'hui le meilleur qualité/prix/fonctionnalités, en particulier le T-8 et le J-6. Le S-1 est très puissant, peut-être même trop pour un débutant total. Chez Korg, le volca sample 2 mérite egalement le détour.
Le Novation Circuit "OG" (donc 1er du nom, plus commercialisé) est aussi une alternative viable, sous réserve d'en trouver un en bon état. Il est très facile à prendre en main et on peut quand-même progresser avec.
J'ai commencé avec les P.O. mais je ne les recommande pas.
Des tutos sont effectivement en préparation !
Sinon je recommande aussi d'essayer les DAW gratuits. Personnellement j'utilose Bandlab sur mobile depuis 2 ans et j'en suis très sarisfait. Les dernières fonctionnalités (splitter, edition avancée) sont très utiles. Il est possible d'enregistrer dedans et de faire de l'arrangement.
j'ai aussi quelques pockets operator, plus pour le coté collection qui est assez addictif, mais j'avoue ne pas trop m'en servir ! Merci pour tes conseils, ta chaine est cool ! @@bigkik
je vais regarder chez novastation. J'ai testé la synktak chez un ami, mais je trouve que c'est quand meme une sacrée tannée de se plonger dedans ! Je cherche un truc simple.
Je ne connais pas le syntakt. En revanche chez Elektron j'ai la M:Cycles que j'aime beaucoup. Il faut aimer ses sons mais elle est très puissante pour son prix. Des 3 "groovebox" que j'ai (M:Cycle, MC-101 et Circuit OG), la Circuit est, de loin, la plus rapide à prendre en main. Pour les 2 autres, il faut impérativement se référer au manuel pour maitriser les fonctions particulières ou avancées.
Question on the T8 8 note bassline. What settings did you use to get that beautiful tone out of it? I can only seem to get acid or squelchy tones but you have it with a nice solid sound with some resonant undertones.
Bigkik for President!
Very nice ! Bravo !
Since you have good experience with this AIRA devices, do you know if there a way to hack/inject directly new patterns as file into the J-6 from a computer ?
Thank you
I recommend the dedicated thread on Gearspace. I guess somebody has or is close to do that. Only thing I know is that the backup files are text format so it might be relatively easy to hack somehow.
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Question: Why are the lights blinking and MUTE display on the T-8 ? What is this setting for? I do not have that on mine.
If you enter the "menu" you have a category called "mute". It is practical because you can mute/unmute parts without hitting the shift button. You should have it on your T-8 too.
@@bigkik Well explained! And It works. Thank you!
Beautiful. This has me SO chilled out, TY.
The J6 seems great and Im stunned at how amazing these little units perform under your creative direction!
I'm an absolute noob to hardware syncing though. I have a Maschine MK3 and a TR-6S already...and now an S1 incoming. (Which I cancelled an ep-133 K.O II for) 😅
Can they all be synced together?
Or is it just this j6, s8, and s1 series that sync nicely together?
I'm an absolute noob to the whole concept of syncing, so excuse the clueless question!
Just wondered if theres some syncing potential between them or not.
Kind regards
Thank you.
The MIDI protocol enables various musical instruments to "work" together : tempo synchronization, start/stop and more.
You should be able to synchronize all your gear together if you use the right cables and settings. There are several connections design such as 5-pin plug, 3,5 mm trs type A for instance. Roland Aira compacts use 3,5 mm trs type A whereas the Roland TR-6s uses regular 5-pin plug. I purchased Befaco adapters for that task; they work well and are cheap. I don't know the Maschine Mk3 but It seems to have 5-pin plug so it might also work.
Then there is the settings. The aira compacts can switch patterns together using "midi program changes". Depending on the settings on the other units of your setup you might also use that functionnality with them. To sum it up, this is standard midi protocol and not something specific for the aira compacts.
Midi protocol aside, you will also have to deal with audio. The compacts have each an audio in port so you can "daisy chain" them.
@bigkik I can't thank you enough for that invaluable information. If you know, you know! Good to know there's no proprietary restrictions and I can get started on gathering the cables I'll need.
It feels like I'll be unlocking another world considering I hadn't even thought about syncing until I watched your vids. I'm relatively new to midi recording and daws and totally new to the concept of syncing.
I'm excited about the possibilities. Keep up the great music.
Thanks very much again for taking the time. 😁
You are welcome ; glad I helped. You will find midi capabilities of each device in the "Midi implementation chart" usually found in their respective manual.
Some devices offer less capabilities : for instance Korg Volcas dont have midi program changes unlike the Aira compacts.
Some dont have midi at all : for instance pocket operators.