all made from one sample Cheers to anyone that's given any of my videos a watch, it's appreciated. after // a warped digitakt jam #digitakt #digitaktjam #piano
Lovely stuff. I like how you let it speak for itself and didn't just slap a lazy hiphop beat over it. I think I'm gonna have to experiment with my piano and Octatrack now..
Thanks Scott! Sampled pianos are great, you don't have to do much and it already sounds half decent. I love def want to build more tracks around piano, and do more tracks using only one instrument/sample.
sadlantis No problem! I agree. That’s a good idea! I think the Digitakt works really well for that too as it has 8 tracks so you could have 8 note polyphony.
@@sadlantis absolutely, therefore I'm always into it, when somebody manages it. Simple is not a must, but it shure is the most elegant, when used in a right place (not political opinions Lol). Beautiful track!
Beautiful track here! Have to ask, what happens to the tracks after the recording? Do they live on the DT or do they get deleted? That's an interesting part of the creative process for me. Saying, "I can be done with this now" and purging the tracks after recording
Well....until now they have all been living on the DT but I recently ran out of projects, which means I've started making several tracks in one project. (This might be normal for everyone else, but I usually use one project for 1 track). Anyway, as fate would have it today there was an update released so you can back up projects with their respective sounds so I expect I'll be backing nearly everything and freeing up loads of space. I do see the appeal of deleting something when it's done and i have thought about doing that. Sorry for the rambling reply :p Do you keep everything?
@@sadlantis well that's very cool and timely of Elektron. Suspect a DT might be somewhere in my future. I tend to consider everything a 'demo' version that will be improved upon later (with respective folders on drives and USB sticks taking up space and causing digital clutter). This channel was a means to get me used to releasing stuff and being OK with calling it the final version. 🤘
@@Two-Eyed_Boy I would very much like to see what you could do with a DT. And I get what you mean. I understand why people want to spend ages getting each track as good as they can because I was like that. But to echo your point having a channel is a great way to break out of that. It may not be for everyone but now I much prefer releasing stuff this way, even if it a bit unpolished or unfinished :)
Wow, awesome, thank you for video!
Thank you for comment!
Excellent knob twiddling!
Ha thank you!
I came back here to listen and I have to say, this really resonates with me on a level on par with avril 14th. So good.
That's really nice of you, thank you. I love Aphex's piano stuff. And quite a bit of his other stuff too!
Sooo chill
still great after all these years
Steady on, it’s only been a couple of years. You’re gonna make me feel old 😛
Lovely stuff. I like how you let it speak for itself and didn't just slap a lazy hiphop beat over it. I think I'm gonna have to experiment with my piano and Octatrack now..
Do it! And thank you, but it wasn't a conscious decision to not put a beat over it, I just didn't think to try it :p
really inspiring tune i recently got a digitakt to sample my piano with my elektron drive
Nice, Have fun!
Right up my alley! Lovely.
Just fantastic.
Makes me ooze away to better places.. :D keep going, you've hit the sweet spot over there! Cheers
Haha cheers Senne! Happy oozing :)
This is really great! I love the sound of sampled piano.
Thanks Scott! Sampled pianos are great, you don't have to do much and it already sounds half decent. I love def want to build more tracks around piano, and do more tracks using only one instrument/sample.
sadlantis No problem! I agree.
That’s a good idea! I think the Digitakt works really well for that too as it has 8 tracks so you could have 8 note polyphony.
Very ciematic. I admire such beautiful simplicity.
The simple stuff is often harder to do, don't you find?
@@sadlantis absolutely, therefore I'm always into it, when somebody manages it. Simple is not a must, but it shure is the most elegant, when used in a right place (not political opinions Lol). Beautiful track!
Completely agree . Sorry, TH-cam didn't tell me you commented until now :/
Working my way through your content, really creative stuff mate. The piano samples are real nice👌
Thanks a lot man, really appreciate it! Yeah, pianos just sound lush don't they.
@@sadlantis Yea, I really want to get my hands on an upright for a day to record!
Beatiful! Hermoso un poco de paz :)
Thank you :)
Beautiful 👏
Thank you!
great
Please tutorial on how make it!
um................we'll see :)
Loved it! I also like to use piano samples though just started
Just had a quick look at your page. Great stuff!
Is that a Kiasmos sample? :) Would love to see a tutorial of your process!
I like Kiasmos but this is not a Kiasmos sample. which track are you thinking of?
Beautiful track here! Have to ask, what happens to the tracks after the recording? Do they live on the DT or do they get deleted? That's an interesting part of the creative process for me. Saying, "I can be done with this now" and purging the tracks after recording
Well....until now they have all been living on the DT but I recently ran out of projects, which means I've started making several tracks in one project. (This might be normal for everyone else, but I usually use one project for 1 track). Anyway, as fate would have it today there was an update released so you can back up projects with their respective sounds so I expect I'll be backing nearly everything and freeing up loads of space. I do see the appeal of deleting something when it's done and i have thought about doing that. Sorry for the rambling reply :p Do you keep everything?
@@sadlantis well that's very cool and timely of Elektron. Suspect a DT might be somewhere in my future. I tend to consider everything a 'demo' version that will be improved upon later (with respective folders on drives and USB sticks taking up space and causing digital clutter). This channel was a means to get me used to releasing stuff and being OK with calling it the final version. 🤘
@@Two-Eyed_Boy I would very much like to see what you could do with a DT. And I get what you mean. I understand why people want to spend ages getting each track as good as they can because I was like that. But to echo your point having a channel is a great way to break out of that. It may not be for everyone but now I much prefer releasing stuff this way, even if it a bit unpolished or unfinished :)