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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ค. 2024
- PO-35 Speak Samples the Behringer Model D!
Today, I'm going to show you what happens when we sample the Behringer Model D into the PO-35 Speak. The PO-35 is a vocal synthesizer, which means that it's most suited for sounds made by the human voice. Regardless, the Model D samples wound up sounding amazing, especially the bass with the filter sweep. Enjoy the video!
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Good stuff bud. I learn a lot from your PO videos, you really dig into them and also make things easy to understand. Keep it up!
Thanks a lot! It kind of blows my mind that no one else has gone this far in depth with the pocket operators, they're extremely capable if you put in the time with them!
This is great! You've definitely given my Speak a new perspective :D
Glad I could help :) thanks for watching!
Yeah nice one...everyone seems to love the PO tutorials, As do I,
Your are one of the few that really explains step by step how these little monsters work.
Through you tutorials I have really stepped up my PO game and stretched my chops, they aren't really that difficult.
So many of us will get one, two or more Pocket Operators but we'll let them sit in box doing, nothing for months,
out of fear of facing the learning curve.
This is why I find myself gravitating more toward the older POs. The metal series are incredibly powerful and capable, but much more complex. I barely touch my PO-33 even though I know it can do amazing things and I really want to. I just know that 10 minutes on my PO-20 and I can have a nice song....But if I just spend the time to learn the PO-33, I should be able to do the same thing with it.
Thanks to both of you! It's funny, I find the PO-20 to be just as, if not more, complicated than the metal series!
Great content and teaching people how to have fun with music two thumbs up
Thanks so much!
So glad you posted this I was trying to do this on the ko but that noise made all the samples sounds bad this was so important thank you!
there's no noise control on the KO tho sadly
Yeah the PO-33 is inherently a lo-fi sounding device. Not necessarily a bad thing, but it can't be tricky to get a super clean sound out of it.
Dudes at TE watch freebeats vids like “I did not know it did that”.. awesome man thanks for making these units seem to have updated firmware in your hands my dude, excellent work. The live vids on my channel are better because you taught me cool stuff.
Hahaha thank you so much!
So cool!
Thanks!
Thank you! So helpful!!! (cleaning sounds hack)
Glad you liked it, thanks for watching!
Thanx for making these good video's.
Everybody just have to figure out how to use this. With no graphic feedback. It's very quirky. But cool.
I want to use this in some new songs.
Glad you liked it! You're right, it is extremely quirky, but I think that makes it all the more charming of an instrument!
Never mind what I commented in the other video. I found this. This is the downside of me only having enough time to catch on average 3 of your videos each week since April
Haha I was about to link it to you!
Hi, I bought my PO 35 (I also have PO 32 and 33) and I was very frustrated with the quality of the recording...so noisy and faulty. Now I start to accept the idea of this PO that is different
Thanks for your video, it's very good.
I still need to improve the sound quality of the recorded voices, ..... they all sound better than mine :(
I will continue to watch your videos.
My biggest tip for the PO-35 is to use that secret menu to remove the noise. Other than that, the cleaner your sample source, the better it will sound. Hope that helps, and good luck!
Hmm. Learned some things here. Inspired me to grab my PO-35 which usually just lays around collecting dust.
Yes! We need more quality PO-35 content out there. Thanks for stopping by!
Great video; showing how to get a cleaner sample really helps get some of the 'PO-33' functionality out of the PO-35. Clean sampling is the main value proposition of the 33, but if the 35 can nearly replicate a clean sound, along with having the voice parameters, it can do the 33's job and then some, wouldn't you say?
Thanks! I'd say the PO-35 does a lot of stuff better than the PO-33, but the PO-33 can do quite a bit more overall. They wind up complimenting each other very very well! I love to sample the PO-35 into the PO-33 to add polyphony to the 35, you can get some real complex stuff by doing that!
@@FreeBeat What would you say is the biggest benefit you get out of the PO-33 that you can't get out of the PO-35?
2:33 starts to explain clean sampling
kind of wanted to hear a comparison with the po-35's clean one versus your synth with the original sample
I was thinking the same thing. Removing the noise made it sound like it was the same as the original....though I'm sure it's still not quite. I am going to try to replicate this (kinda) with my Korg NTS-1 and see how close it is to the original. One this is for sure, it really turns this voice synth into a great sounding real monophonic sampling synth WITH control of your key and scale type. Yet another example that Free Beats has provided for why the PO-35 is a very underrated PO!
@@rlynker let me know how it goes when you compare the two, i have yet to get a po-33 but after learning that the po-35 can change pitch without affecting speed unlike the 33 or the op-1, i feel compelled to buy one down the line, the noise in sampling is the only thing that bothered me
Unless you care about polyphony, definitely get the PO-35 first. The ability to change keys and scales is a lifesaver when it comes to working the speak into your music!
@@FreeBeat the 33 functioning like a mini mpc is what makes it a priority to me because i can use it with my op-1 to basically have more tracks, the 35 doesn't really have a lot of what i want but time stretching and pitch shifting would've made it worth getting, i'm still doing my research though
Gotcha! Either way I'm sure you'll be happy
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Surely the next step is po35 and po33 together?
Hopefully soon! Unfortunately my PO-33 is almost beyond usability due to the screen being shattered and a couple other dings :( I'm looking to get a new one soon though! Thanks for watching!
if I put an A key sample into po35 then I change the key of po to C
can po35 recognize my sample's key and move it to right place?
Sometimes you have to do some light tweaking, but it's spot on for the most part. The Speak isn't actually a sampler, it takes samples and turns them into synthesis :)