Build-in Looper in Korg Minilogue xd
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ค. 2024
- In this video, I showed you step by step how to use the build-in bpm delay effect to create looper style improvise and explored the hardware max loop length, compared looper with the sequencer improvisation.
Inspired by the Korg prologue patch of the week below.
• Patch of the week 18: ...
0:00 Intro
0:44 user looper
3:24 max loop length
4:29 when loop ends?
6:14 with drum machine
7:13 looper VS sequencer
8:10 timber change
9:47 overdub problem
10:43 loop fade out
11:13 conclusion
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This is the single most useful trick for any synthesizer that I have ever encountered in all my years. Thanks, Danbo, you're a legend!
How can someone dislike this mindblowing gift you shared here? Thank you!
This sincerely made my imagination go wild.I can't wait to get mine home to try this for myself.Thank you so much for taking the time to explain how the looping was achieved,its brilliant 👏
Thank you so much for the kind word!
This is a genius and extremely creative way to use the delay
Well done! Definitely subbing now! Would love to watch more Minilogue XD videos from you.
I have quite a few korg synthesisers including the XD, thanks for sharing this wonderful technique....very enspiring
No worries mate. Glad it helps.
The BPM setting limitation was driving me nuts! Even if I don't use the loop further down the line, it's been worth watching just to find out you can ramp it or take it lower for other uses. Excellently communicated too. Many thanks.
(I probably will be using the loop though!) :)
You are very welcome! Jude
I agree with others. This is absolutely brilliant! Thank you for this. Just watching and listening is a real treat!
Excellent. I love how well you explain your process and the thinking behind it
Ben Wellby Thanks mate.
Subbed 👍
Very VERY interesting. Thank you for sharing with us! About 5 years ago, with the availability of highly programmable effects devices, I realized that my 35 years of subtractive sound design experience needed to add much more experience in effects chain designs. Highly creative effects designs like yours is improving on subtractive design making more interesting sounds. To me a composer of synthesizer music first job is to create instruments that perfectly match the need of the song score being written. After attempting to be a symphony composer from 1990 to 2000 I decided I wasted those 10 years by trying to "FAKE" people out with a sampled instrument orchestration. Using 90s tech made for horrible sounding symphonies. And even today with millions of sample libraries it is still not to my liking. Today we have the opportunity to create our own instruments and then orchestrate them in a song, this is (should) be the goal of any synthesist. The Synth has opened the door for the ultimate in creativity:
1) Sound design for creating our own instruments
2) Effects design for creating our own environment.
3) A creative score.
4) Memorable leads and melodies.
5) Innovative accompaniment, chord structures and progressions.
6) FM design. Granular design. Modular design. Sample/resample design (sampling our analog synths and layering patches to make gigantic stereo moving images of sound).
Total creative freedom.
Outstanding tutorial and improvisation! I just purchased the module and your demonstration has provided a new dimension for my creativity. Thank you!
Brian R Hi Brian, glad this video helps, :)
Clearly explained and demonstrated. Thank you.
That’s really something new! Useful, inspiring and creative
Wow I love this idea to create an evolving sound, definitely going to be using this, cheers and subbed.
This is a really great idea for creating layers of music which are continually flowing and evolving. Great technique and thanks for sharing!!!
I love your sounds so much! And of course the additional info was insightful....
Excellent tips - genuinely useful!
this is awesome! im glad my patch of the week inspired you!
Thanks, Nick! You did an awesome video series that always inspired me. I've updated the description to include your original video. :) Thanks again!
Exceptional tutorial! 👍 Great work! 👍
SyncdAlien Thanks mate!
Just ran into this video, man, this is awesome! Very clearly and carefully explained. Loving it!
Great video! I am working on loops on the minilogue xd for improvised dance sessions so you sharing this is so helpful and inspiring!
This was great! Thank you for taking the time to post!
You are welcome! Steve
Great video, now feeling inspired to go and try this 😀
I love this and you have a lovely teaching style. Thank you!
Thanks Terre for the kind word! I'll keep up :)
Wow, really great tip…played all day yesterday and it inspired a whole new piece for me!! Thanks for the Christmas present!!
Dude ! This is so helpful 👌 your videos get through to me some how!
Thanks for sharing
Glad it helps. You are very welcome! Harry
Great video! Thanks
This is fantastic Danbo! I like the sequencer, but this looping effect is something I have been wondering about, super epic for long atmospheric jams. The fade out feature you described is brilliant, and would allow for great change over time, thanks for sharing!!
Thank you! This is gold
Thanks a lot for this video!
Very interesting! And now I'm off to create a loop on my m/l xd. Thanks for the tutorial 👍
Really awesome, thank you so much
Superb. Many thanks
Expertly done. Thanks.
Holy schnitzel! Great work, I watch a lot of minilogue xd videos and your technique is truly inspiring! Thank you!!! I will be trying this post haste...
Stephen Shumaker Thanks Stephen!
Very smart trick! Thanks!
thanks, I've used long delays as loopers for years (4 -10 second ones best) but didn't know how to slow down the XD's 2 sec. delay ceiling via Seq Edit/BPM, very cool tip! Which also applies to very slow tempo Arps, Sequences etcs....so this is a double cool tip, thanks.
Glad it helps.
❤Thanks for this Tip!! Please more Minilouge xd Tutorials 🙏
Thanks man, great!
Excellent video. Thanks for the tip!
You are welcome! Glad it helps
I've been going back and forth about which hardware synth to get. This one, in modular form, seems to be winning. Thanks!
Great, thanks for sharing!
Thanks, great tips, well explained 🙌
anton schultz Thanks Anton!
Very nice tips to counter some problems with the sequencer or to be exact, when you're not a master of sequencing. Thanks for sharing it!
Thank you so very much for this incredible display.
I’ll be all over that information in the next few minutes.
I’ll subscribe too.
Hi Danbo,great tip! another way to get around the metronome is to go into global setting and enable the metronome for real time recording then start real time record and the metronome will start then import your notes to the beat ,stop recording after the first run and delete the notes on the sequencer, the notes played will still keep playing in time,hope that helps
corzakk zakkcor Great tip you got here too! Happy new year!
@@truedanbo Thanks,happy new year to you too.
Cool Idea ! Thanks !
That’s awesome!
BRILLIANT!
This is just amazing
Thanks mate!
amazing dude! f'n genius!
Thanks mate
You're awesome. Thanks for this :)
Robert Thanks Robert!
It’s awesome, thank you for share.
I can’t walk away from minilogue now))
Thank you so much, this is really handy and I will definitely be using it to play around with, probably with Elektron Model:Cycles doing the beats. Also, I very much enjoyed your voice, very calming whilst explaining methodically and thoroughly. Thanks again! 😊
Excellent video, very helpful, inspiring and great creativity ✊
Thanks mate
this is wonderful stuff. thank you :)
Hi Cemegonuts, thanks for your kind words. You are very welcome!
Great video, thanks.
Incredibly inspiring. Thanks for this wonderful kludge, it will be an exciting new tool in my arsenal. Liked and subbed :)
Thanks William. Glad it helps you
This is great. You could even play with the envelope to create a percussive layer.
This was great! I just got an XD recently. Thanks! Subbed~!
Awesome, mate! It’s such a lovely machine.
Super useful! Peace from Sweden
Built in Frippertronics! Good to know, as I never knew this after having it for 3 years now.
Thank you 🙏🏽
Thank you, kind sir! Liked & subscribed
Thanks so much man!! Just got for Xmas 😁👊🏽 Happy Christmas bro
thank you so much ! 💌
great job!
Thanks mate
Que inspirador video, ahora mismo ya estoy pensando en comprar un minilogue xd xD!
very good job man
Thanks mate
Great! Thx
Great !
Interesting! 👌👌
Wow. Thanks
Thank you bro
Dhruva Lance You are very welcome Dhruva!
Thanks!!!!!!👌
Brilliant
Thank you brudda
Amazing
brilliant :-)
You are a super badass, that's what you are! Thanks for the idea!
What a great way to find inspiration and create interesting soundscapes/melodies!!! THANK YOU!
And now .....(since the loop is a fleeting and evaporating memory) my Tascam digital recorder makes more sense 😁
Oh yeah, I subscribed
jrush54 Thanks to you jrush54 for the kind comment! This method is pretty new to me and you can feel my excitement and hopefully We can both make good use of it!
Hey Danbo Have you checked out presetpatch.com ? XD users can share patches. It’s pretty cool. I just need to be careful not to submit patches that use non-XD (User created) Oscillators
Thank you.
You are very welcome!
Wow, thanks❤
Very very cool synth hack 😊
I will test it on mine XD soon.
Thanks a lot!
Bis salut from France 🇫🇷
Vinz.🙋♂️
Nice video.
The Ocean Beneath Thanks, glad you like it!
Great video,! Make more please
Pen15 Pouncer Thanks ! Mate. I’ll definitely create more .
Just got mine and I’m still mind blown by what it can do . I have made the right choice
Congratulations! Hope you make good use of it!
i loved this video. i just started getting into synths and rented a fully functional studio. This piece in the lineup! Honestly, I am having challenged recording my synth intp the piano roll of fl Studio and porting everything correctly. A video on this would be awesome.
I was on the right side of the fence with with feet dangling! You just made me jump!! Incredible tutorial👌🏿.Excuse me a minute.”Hello is this Sweetwater?😂😂
Gooooooood
Nice, I do something very similar with Sub 37 patched into a RE20 space echo and then ventris reverb, on Space echo have the delay intensity set to almost max and repeat rate at maximum, echo volume at 4oclock and this goes into a spacey type reverb on ventris, play notes on the sub 37 and they linger hrs if you let them, and you can play over the top all day long adding new things.
Good stuff mate!
Hi Danbo. Thanks for sharing this. Really cool. Love the thought that the layers all eventually fade and the loop is forever evolving.
I just ordered my XD this evening but have a question. Can I use an external metronome and set it to 44 too? Assuming that if I play in time with the external, the Korgs will start as soon as I play, and hence I will be able to keep track of time because of the external?
i think it even is a factory built in program at around 200.. But great video. I also sometimes do this and its really good to just think about the music
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Very nice. Thank you for your video. I wonder if I can do this with my Dreadbox Typhon.
such a great and helpful video, Danbo, thanks a lot for it! How did you get this patch sound? Can you please help me? Is it a downloadable multi-engine patch that I can buy?
Great job, man. Well done. Very useful.
It’s really cool to lern it. I want to see, how can you build an analog synthesizer beat with minilogue xd.
I would do this delay looping with my 1010Music BlackBox sampler. Just use slightly less complex looping on the Minilogue, and then record five or more different ones for the sample pads on the sampler. Then launch combinations as see what happens. Once you find the combination you like sequence them into a phrase and then play a melody with the Minilogue to the sampler.
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Great video. Wheres the patch from? i love it.