One can see the amount of hours that went into building your skill set. Impressive and inspiring. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Much ❤ from Belgium.
Hello! I love this. Can you give me tips on what bare bones hardware to buy? This looks like a slick setup but I have limited funds and tons of talent. Tysm
The one presented here is roughly 2500-3000 USD (converted from european prices, in US it's probably cheaper) or more; i have no idea about Pioneer mixer price. If you want a do-it-all in a single box, consider Roland SP 404 MKII (the sampler presented here). It has everything: playing/recording samples, midi (connect a cheap controller or use it as controller itself), effects, line in/out (connect microphone, guitar, any other instrument, another synth, even use just as an effects box), sequencer (create entire songs, albums even), synthesizer (with one of recent updates, you can now generate sound and e.g. create own basslines) and much, much more (even live DJ mode). It's actively updated, Roland listens to their customers and keeps on improving the product, adding new feautres. Oh, and of course it's a mad beat machine, with pads serving as finger drum. Actually, it's kinda main purpose of it: making sample-based beats using velocity pads for live recording ;) Check out owner's manual from Roland website to get an idea of how feature-packed it is.
if you really want this setup go go bonkers, plug a qu-16 in there and do per channel eqing, compression, limiting, side chaining and group outing with multiple fx sends and recallable scene setups that move the faders into position on switch.. for a lower cost option, use a small analog grouping mixer with an FX send and use something like a small sidechaining/master compressor lke the portico RNC or comparable devices
In theory yes, all of the individual instruments he showed have their own in-built sequencer. So you would have to sequence all the notes you want on their individual sequencer and sync them together so they all Play on Time when you hit play. ONLY thing is that The keyboard would Only be able to control 1 of the synthesizer Only and not all of them how it's showing in the video.
@@dustykid100 that you that has been very helpful I've been looking to build a setup like this bur with just the keyboard and mixer so you can't see the synths so it's nice and neat
What's cool is you can get the same functional out of practical any modern DAW. 💻 I recommend a midi keyboard 🎹, a 2013 MacBook pro 💻 and a pirated version of Logic pro for authenticity. 🏴☠💽
Some people, that for example spend entire day in front of a computer screen (day job etc.), like to go hardware-only route when it comes to making music (hobby, relax, spare/free tme). After all, you want to take a break from computers (especially if you work in IT).
One can see the amount of hours that went into building your skill set. Impressive and inspiring. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Much ❤ from Belgium.
Thank you for this video! I know the principles (and use comparable setups), but your explanations are admirably clear!
Great video , I like to see some more set ups or configurations 🔥
You were going psycho at the end…..a real mad scientist 🧪 🔥 🎵
Best video awards - nomination!
You are the first person who can explain the OxiOne to me so quickly, thank you for that!!!
you rock, man!
Awesome! Looking forward for more
Great! 🙌🏻 So much fun to see and listen! Thanks a lot and I am looking forward to follow your journey! ✌🏻
You're set up is amazing, I love it. 💖 Keep up the good work. 👍
Fantastic
Dawless!!!! Lets gooo !!!!!!
Love it!!!!
the end is sick!!!
Amazing
People need to know more about how fun this is.
Excellent!
That ju06 sounds lovely
Amazing video 🎉
fantastico!!😀
Hello! I love this. Can you give me tips on what bare bones hardware to buy? This looks like a slick setup but I have limited funds and tons of talent. Tysm
The one presented here is roughly 2500-3000 USD (converted from european prices, in US it's probably cheaper) or more; i have no idea about Pioneer mixer price.
If you want a do-it-all in a single box, consider Roland SP 404 MKII (the sampler presented here). It has everything: playing/recording samples, midi (connect a cheap controller or use it as controller itself), effects, line in/out (connect microphone, guitar, any other instrument, another synth, even use just as an effects box), sequencer (create entire songs, albums even), synthesizer (with one of recent updates, you can now generate sound and e.g. create own basslines) and much, much more (even live DJ mode). It's actively updated, Roland listens to their customers and keeps on improving the product, adding new feautres.
Oh, and of course it's a mad beat machine, with pads serving as finger drum. Actually, it's kinda main purpose of it: making sample-based beats using velocity pads for live recording ;)
Check out owner's manual from Roland website to get an idea of how feature-packed it is.
@@jaylow759 brilliant thanks. That’s what grimes used to use on her live sets back in the day. Love Roland’s. Tysmn
Can you show the connection of your behringer poly d, jnlive to dig more on that
Cool demo! You should be avoiding the red line audio clipping on the mixer tho.
if you really want this setup go go bonkers, plug a qu-16 in there and do per channel eqing, compression, limiting, side chaining and group outing with multiple fx sends and recallable scene setups that move the faders into position on switch.. for a lower cost option, use a small analog grouping mixer with an FX send and use something like a small sidechaining/master compressor lke the portico RNC or comparable devices
Or just buy a Blue Box :D
Can the sampler put effects on the synths and drum machines or just the samples?
❤🎉
Demo song 2 is the one !!!! 😂
How would you record a live electronic set up like this?
Please tell me you have the second beat recorded 😭 I need that
This video is just fucking great.
Can u tell me what genre is this, like the tempo and kick what genre is it?
1. Search the web for: tap tempo
2. Play the video
3. Tap tempo to the beat, with your hand
4. ????
5. PROFIT!
can this all be done without the oxi one and just the keyboard
In theory yes, all of the individual instruments he showed have their own in-built sequencer. So you would have to sequence all the notes you want on their individual sequencer and sync them together so they all Play on Time when you hit play. ONLY thing is that The keyboard would Only be able to control 1 of the synthesizer Only and not all of them how it's showing in the video.
@@dustykid100 that you that has been very helpful I've been looking to build a setup like this bur with just the keyboard and mixer so you can't see the synths so it's nice and neat
I still don’t understand how MIDI works. It has always baffled me.
Or you can get a 100 USD po33 pocket operator and do that on the move😂
Overpriced for a calculator 🤣
Tu nous as pris pour des cons avec ton titre? 😂
Not a DJ set up, with a dj mixer lol
Get a mixing desk then.....
You don’t understand the spirit of electronic music.
This is way better than a mixing setup
Mixer is a mixer, there are no CDJs connected to it, so what's the difference? lol
Not a fan of fast beats
Oh no... Well, luckily, there's tempo knob on most of the gear.
Gabe Miller wannabe
The people would come back to the real instruments.
The unique way to keep music in your hands.
That's the reason because I'm DAWLESS..🎹🎛️
What's cool is you can get the same functional out of practical any modern DAW. 💻
I recommend a midi keyboard 🎹, a 2013 MacBook pro 💻 and a pirated version of Logic pro for authenticity. 🏴☠💽
sure, thats classic too! haha... although having a setup like this is way cooler 🙂
Some people, that for example spend entire day in front of a computer screen (day job etc.), like to go hardware-only route when it comes to making music (hobby, relax, spare/free tme). After all, you want to take a break from computers (especially if you work in IT).