Really cool stuff man. Somewhere, Cthulu has been awoken following your performance. I'm not sure I've ever heard a 303 used like that, really impressive.
Thanks Mir, much appreciated! It does feel like it summons something big and ancient, doesn't it. Don't think I have ever heard a 303 pushed in this direction either. Which is why wanted to try. Turns out that little box is pretty good at it. :)
The part that that you describe your feeling when you jam, like being in a meditative state, totally resonates with me and is the main reason that i'm in this dawless jamming thing. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Kostisv. I'm happy to know other people are also reaching that place through music. And yes, I agree. That is so hard to achieve when staring at a screen and interacting with the sound through mouse and computer keyboard. Computers have their place in the music making process. But as far as I'm concerned that should primarily be on the back end. Anyway, welcome! And thank you for stopping by. Much appreciated.
Awesome stuff. The Model D dropped in price so I finally got one and then the TD-3-MO dropped in price as well. Almost can't not buy it for the €158 euro it is now, lol. Was wondering if I could use it for ambient\drone, seems like I can! Gotta look into flanger\phaser stuff a bit better as well though, the Zoom MS 70CDR has got some but it felt a bit underwhelming at a first glance. Anyway, thanks for the inspiration!
Haha, yes I suppose so. I haven't been in a carwash for a long, long time. But I used to love it as a kid. Hadn't thought of that experience in ages. Thanks for reminding me!
Coill! Now there is a name I haven't heard in a minute. They were a bit before my time. But I had a band member once who was deeply into their music. So I've heard quite a bit of it. I always loved their album title "Black Light District". Such a evocative name. I'm gonna listen to some tonight. Thanks for reminding me of their existence Matt!
Thank you Lysettel. Yes indeed, drones are an important part of music. And have been for centuries. For example (church) organs didgeridoos and my personal favourite, the hurry gurdy. I love the sound of that instrument! Like a massive, harmonically rich sawtooth oscillator.
@@Vingul Yes!!! Nyckelharpa make beautiful sounds. Through, I mostly know it from Hedningarna, a Swedish folk, electronics rockband from the turn of the century. Man, they were good! Gonna listen to them now. Anyway, now you mentioned it I really want to play with a nyckelharpa.
@@electronictiger Nice! I’m somewhat familiar with Hedningarna. I think I have several of their albums on disk, should check them out more. I’m Norwegian, and nøkkelharpe (as we call it) isn’t as common here, though it’s also a small part of our folk tradition. My all-time favourite instrument is hardingfele (Hardanger fiddle), then there’s also langeleik (a Norwegian kind of dulcimer), but I was reminded of nyckelharpa as you mentioned the hurdy-gurdy. I want to add, and this is very a propos drones again, that the Irish uilleann pipes is another favourite. Northumbrian smallpipes as well. Appreciate the folk music/electronic music crossover chat as these are my two biggest obsessions, lol.
@@electronictiger P.S., and I hope this doesn’t come across as self-serving in any way, I have opploaded (mangled spelling in case the website should object) quite a bit of stuff that’s relevant to the conversation, in case you should feel inclined to have a gander. Should be easily navigable via the pley ;) lists.
That's awesome! I love this sort of droney dark ambient stuff, but never would've thought the 303 could do it. What sort of midi notes are you sending it? I don't hear any note attacks, so it's almost like one long note.. But maybe it gets lost in the reverb/delay wash? Nice work man... I am inspired to try something similar now.
Thanks Dave, I am very happy to hear that. Even more so that it inspires you to try your own take on it. Please do! It's been a few month since I did this jam. But if memory serves me right I had a sequence of fast 16th notes going into the TD-3-MO. Think I had 4 different patterns that I could switch between. And much longer notes into the regular TD-3. They blend together in the high feedback delay wash indeed. Which is the core of the sound, really. The key is to keep adjusting the parameters so it doesn't become a screaming feedback mess. Anyway, thanks for stopping by and happy music making!
Thanks Cosmolopez! Happy to hear you're enjoying it. The trick is a combination of both fast and slow notes so the overlap and melt together. And high amounts of feedback on a delay is your friend.
My MO is arriving tomorrow, been watching all sorts of demos but this stood out. Ive also got a TD3 and the plan was to make blaring acid techno but now... not so sure... acid drone?
Thank you Osvos! Go for it! Let acid drone become a real genre. Be sure to post a link if you do. I would love to hear what you made with it. Anyway, have fun with your new toy!
Yes! I agree with you. I've been wanting the Habit pedal for quite a while now. Seems like a lot of fun, like all Chase Bliss pedals, really. They're not exactly cheap, so I haven't gone for it...(yet).
@electronictiger for such a dynamic pedal, with so many features and so many different dip switching options. They aren't that expensive. The hologram micro is another option for turning the sinple dry into the complex layers and euphoria... there are so many interesting stereo pedals these days....
@@electronictiger check out how much of a difference some well timed and quality delays and reverbs make to some arps that are boring and dull when dry.
the not talking made this video 100000 times better. thanks for sharing, actually got lost in the sound for a moment
THanks Nienize! I appreciate reading that.
cool stuff, not what I normally go for, but totally what I was into for 7 minutes and 47 seconds there
I would never have imagined you could get that sound from a td-3. Fantastic!
Thank you eak1da! Happy to surprise you with it. :)
Really cool stuff man. Somewhere, Cthulu has been awoken following your performance. I'm not sure I've ever heard a 303 used like that, really impressive.
Thanks Mir, much appreciated! It does feel like it summons something big and ancient, doesn't it. Don't think I have ever heard a 303 pushed in this direction either. Which is why wanted to try. Turns out that little box is pretty good at it. :)
The part that that you describe your feeling when you jam, like being in a meditative state, totally resonates with me and is the main reason that i'm in this dawless jamming thing. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Kostisv. I'm happy to know other people are also reaching that place through music. And yes, I agree. That is so hard to achieve when staring at a screen and interacting with the sound through mouse and computer keyboard. Computers have their place in the music making process. But as far as I'm concerned that should primarily be on the back end.
Anyway, welcome! And thank you for stopping by. Much appreciated.
This is some of the best noise; I’d listen to it all day long!
Thank you very much PA! That's lovely to hear.
Awesome stuff. The Model D dropped in price so I finally got one and then the TD-3-MO dropped in price as well. Almost can't not buy it for the €158 euro it is now, lol. Was wondering if I could use it for ambient\drone, seems like I can! Gotta look into flanger\phaser stuff a bit better as well though, the Zoom MS 70CDR has got some but it felt a bit underwhelming at a first glance. Anyway, thanks for the inspiration!
Interesting approach!
Thank you Grzegorz!
sick! I came here because I thought maybe drone meant something other than what I thought, but no you made it drone beautifully!
Thank you Recursive Identity! I'm happy to hear that. I'm also curious to what you initially thought it meant. I'd love to know!
Listening to this in headphones gives me the feeling I get when I go through a car wash
Haha, yes I suppose so. I haven't been in a carwash for a long, long time. But I used to love it as a kid. Hadn't thought of that experience in ages. Thanks for reminding me!
@ thank you, it’s really dope
@@xIT500Thanks! And you're very welcome.
Nice work
Thanks Elchan!
Amazing drone!
Thanks, happy to know you like it!
Nice work !! Thanks for sharing !! 👍👍✨✨
Thank you Chris! My pleasure.
Sounds like Coil's "Time Machines". And that's a good thing.
Coill! Now there is a name I haven't heard in a minute. They were a bit before my time. But I had a band member once who was deeply into their music. So I've heard quite a bit of it. I always loved their album title "Black Light District". Such a evocative name. I'm gonna listen to some tonight. Thanks for reminding me of their existence Matt!
@@electronictiger If you like drone I recommend Coils "Constant Shallowness Leads to Evil", th-cam.com/video/2JZY7aGi2oo/w-d-xo.html
Awesome!!
Thank you!!
do you have a tutorial on how to set it up in detail? i’m new to hardware 😅
Renoise and TD-3-MO got a hard smash like. I like the experiment of sustain...
Thank you John! You're a fellow Renoise user as well I take it?
@@electronictiger Oh yeah, I go back to Amiga days with trackers.
good job...
Thanks Dave!
Thanks. Drones are important for layering in SynthPop, which is what we do at our studio. Very nice.
Thank you Lysettel. Yes indeed, drones are an important part of music. And have been for centuries. For example (church) organs didgeridoos and my personal favourite, the hurry gurdy. I love the sound of that instrument! Like a massive, harmonically rich sawtooth oscillator.
@@electronictiger I guess you’re a nyckelharpa appreciator as well?
@@Vingul Yes!!! Nyckelharpa make beautiful sounds. Through, I mostly know it from Hedningarna, a Swedish folk, electronics rockband from the turn of the century. Man, they were good! Gonna listen to them now. Anyway, now you mentioned it I really want to play with a nyckelharpa.
@@electronictiger Nice! I’m somewhat familiar with Hedningarna. I think I have several of their albums on disk, should check them out more. I’m Norwegian, and nøkkelharpe (as we call it) isn’t as common here, though it’s also a small part of our folk tradition. My all-time favourite instrument is hardingfele (Hardanger fiddle), then there’s also langeleik (a Norwegian kind of dulcimer), but I was reminded of nyckelharpa as you mentioned the hurdy-gurdy. I want to add, and this is very a propos drones again, that the Irish uilleann pipes is another favourite. Northumbrian smallpipes as well.
Appreciate the folk music/electronic music crossover chat as these are my two biggest obsessions, lol.
@@electronictiger P.S., and I hope this doesn’t come across as self-serving in any way, I have opploaded (mangled spelling in case the website should object) quite a bit of stuff that’s relevant to the conversation, in case you should feel inclined to have a gander. Should be easily navigable via the pley ;) lists.
Finally, something I understand.
Thanks MK, happy to hear that!
@@electronictiger ..and the subtitles definitely work. 🪐
'to be fully guided from the sound'...
I like the no talk approach
Thank you svetlovska. I agree, talking can be annoying. Thanks for stopping by and apologies for the late reply!
That's awesome! I love this sort of droney dark ambient stuff, but never would've thought the 303 could do it. What sort of midi notes are you sending it? I don't hear any note attacks, so it's almost like one long note.. But maybe it gets lost in the reverb/delay wash?
Nice work man... I am inspired to try something similar now.
Thanks Dave, I am very happy to hear that. Even more so that it inspires you to try your own take on it. Please do!
It's been a few month since I did this jam. But if memory serves me right I had a sequence of fast 16th notes going into the TD-3-MO. Think I had 4 different patterns that I could switch between. And much longer notes into the regular TD-3. They blend together in the high feedback delay wash indeed. Which is the core of the sound, really. The key is to keep adjusting the parameters so it doesn't become a screaming feedback mess.
Anyway, thanks for stopping by and happy music making!
How come it sounds like a long note rather than steps triggered to the 303 clones? Not sure I got that bit but loved the sounds
Thanks Cosmolopez! Happy to hear you're enjoying it. The trick is a combination of both fast and slow notes so the overlap and melt together. And high amounts of feedback on a delay is your friend.
Like it!😊
Thanks, I'm happy to hear that Robert.
My MO is arriving tomorrow, been watching all sorts of demos but this stood out. Ive also got a TD3 and the plan was to make blaring acid techno but now... not so sure... acid drone?
Thank you Osvos! Go for it! Let acid drone become a real genre. Be sure to post a link if you do. I would love to hear what you made with it. Anyway, have fun with your new toy!
This would kill with a bliss chase mood and habit pedal in the chain..
Yes! I agree with you. I've been wanting the Habit pedal for quite a while now. Seems like a lot of fun, like all Chase Bliss pedals, really. They're not exactly cheap, so I haven't gone for it...(yet).
@electronictiger for such a dynamic pedal, with so many features and so many different dip switching options. They aren't that expensive. The hologram micro is another option for turning the sinple dry into the complex layers and euphoria... there are so many interesting stereo pedals these days....
@@electronictiger check out how much of a difference some well timed and quality delays and reverbs make to some arps that are boring and dull when dry.
@@electronictiger th-cam.com/video/qPaz4G1Ksho/w-d-xo.htmlsi=IrnVH5np6iWuFEdn
@@Reviewtheworld7Yup, reverbs & delays are like a magic sauce that make pretty much everything better.
Very interesting! =) Subbed
Thank you SlavaCrhome, glad to hear you thinks so. Sorry for the late reply! And welcome to my channel!! Very happy to have you!!!
is that a cat on the table..?
...nice drones btw ❣
Thanks Sokoleski. Indeed it is! That's Genki's spot. He enjoys hanging out together like that.
What is your interface?
I used a Focusrite Scarlett 18i8, hope that helps!
haha HELL YEAH.
Thank you! (sorry for the late reply)
Noice😸
Thank you Achronicity!
Anything you can feed back into itself will "drone".
@@damienthorn1340 for sure!