Extremely useful! I'd love to see your take on interesting tricks on transitions between songs on Syntakt. Would be great to see some transition ideas without pre-programmed transition patterns, so you can decide live which song you want to play next.
Thanks bro! Yeah, it's awesome what kind of crazy effects you can pull off with a bit of delay and feedback. It really gives you the feeling of being a live manipulator of soundwaves while dancing on a tightrope and too much feedback will knock you down.
Thanks. Since I can think of a couple more breaks and drops, I'll make a follow-up tutorial and definitely include temp save and pattern reload in that one.
you can combine last trick with FN+Yes which saves pattern stage to temporsary memory, rhen you tweak delay to insanity, rhen hit quickly FN+No which restores previous setring and “play” .. that way ypu csn use this transition even within ssme pattern without switching to another one
Nice techniques, thanks! What do you do when you want to use the break pattern again later? You would have to close the filter again. And reloading is not possible without playing the pattern first.
I'm glad you found this video helpful. If you want to use that brake again, you've got two options: 1) Copy the break pattern. If you create 3 more copies of the same break, you can use the break 4 times. 2) Go back to the break pattern after you've already used it und in the second it starts to play hit func and no an the pattern starts in its initial state. This method requires good timing, but it works perfectly.
Super Video, extrem hilfreich für Leute (wie mich), die gerade erst anfangen mit der ganzen Thematik. Aber ein kleiner Tipp, wenn ich darf: Das englische Wort "therefore" heißt "deshalb", im Sinne einer Konsequenz. "He didn't know anything about Elektron devices, therefore he bought an Octatrack as his first piece." Einen Fehler, den viele machen, ist "therefore" als "dafür" zu verwenden: "Therefore I show you an example." Geht so aber nicht. Ist mir hier nur aufgefallen, deshalb wollte ich es mal erwähnen. Wie gesagt, super Video!
Danke für dein Feedback, aber dein Tipp ist Unsinn. Wieso gehst du davon aus, dass "therefore" als Synonym für "dafür" benutzt wird? Das macht keinen Sinn und war auch nicht die Intention. Es handelt sich um eine adverbiale Bestimmung des darauffolgenden Satzes, die "folglich" oder "deshalb" bedeutet. "Hence/Therefore I show/give you an example." bedeutet in diesem Zusammenhang "daher zeige ich euch das Beispiel" (damit es besser verständlich ist). Der Satz ist als solcher vollkommen korrekt. Schade , dass du hier eine "Verschlimmbesserung" vornimmst und einen Fehler konstruierst, der gar nicht vorhanden ist. Das wirkt leider sehr kleinkarriert. In gesprochener Sprache passieren immer mal Fehler, wie z.B. auch in diesem Video, wenn ich am Ende aus Versehen "I hoped you enjoyed the video" sage und die Simple Past-Endung aus versehen an "hope" hänge, obwohl es nur dem "enjoyed" galt. Man findet immer Fehler wenn man sucht... therefore a little tip: Don't be that smart ass that corrects people online.
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These are tips that get people like myself out of just making patterns and start performing with these devices. Thank you!
Glad this tutorial inspired you to go beyond patterns👍
Me too. Awesome intermediate tutorial. More like these! Awesome content.
Extremely useful! I'd love to see your take on interesting tricks on transitions between songs on Syntakt. Would be great to see some transition ideas without pre-programmed transition patterns, so you can decide live which song you want to play next.
Thank you very much! Great!❤
My pleasure!
Best tutorial on the topic
This is amazing, thank you!
Cheers!
Good stuff.
Thanks for checking out my video. By the way, your Syntakt introduction video helped a lot when I got mine a couple of months ago.
Very helpful for me as a beginner, thanks for sharing the knowledge!
Bro!! That was fantastic. Its ok to be scared of feedback. It haunts me too. Its just so good though....
Thanks bro! Yeah, it's awesome what kind of crazy effects you can pull off with a bit of delay and feedback.
It really gives you the feeling of being a live manipulator of soundwaves while dancing on a tightrope and too much feedback will knock you down.
@@wolfgang_grows ha ha that's lovely. cheers.
would love to see more tutorials like this thanks for the tips.
Great tips. Thank you very much :)
The obvious temp save and Pattern reload could also be mentioned.
Thanks. Since I can think of a couple more breaks and drops, I'll make a follow-up tutorial and definitely include temp save and pattern reload in that one.
Subscribed, really nice video thanks!
You're welcome. Thanks for making this channel more relevant by subscribing.
Super useful, thanks Wolfgang!!
You're welcome. Glad you enjoy my videos🙂
Loved those tips, the last one was great !
Thank you. The last technique is my favorite, too.
Thanks for the tips
My pleasure!
Ty for this info :D
this is a gem. Thanks!
Sehr cool! Tolles Video.
Danke🙂
Great content, thanks!
My pleasure🙂
amazing dropssss!! i luv it
Great job, thanks for sharing. ✌️
You're welcome!
you can combine last trick with FN+Yes which saves pattern stage to temporsary memory, rhen you tweak delay to insanity, rhen hit quickly FN+No which restores previous setring and “play” .. that way ypu csn use this transition even within ssme pattern without switching to another one
Nice Ideas! Thanks a lot
tnx u so much
Great sound out of sy Bits!
Thank you
Great
Nice techniques, thanks! What do you do when you want to use the break pattern again later? You would have to close the filter again. And reloading is not possible without playing the pattern first.
I'm glad you found this video helpful. If you want to use that brake again, you've got two options:
1) Copy the break pattern. If you create 3 more copies of the same break, you can use the break 4 times.
2) Go back to the break pattern after you've already used it und in the second it starts to play hit func and no an the pattern starts in its initial state. This method requires good timing, but it works perfectly.
@@wolfgang_grows Yeah I also settled with the second technique. Works nice so far :)
the last one pattern is good
Thanks, it's also my favorite pattern and drop.
Super Video, extrem hilfreich für Leute (wie mich), die gerade erst anfangen mit der ganzen Thematik.
Aber ein kleiner Tipp, wenn ich darf:
Das englische Wort "therefore" heißt "deshalb", im Sinne einer Konsequenz. "He didn't know anything about Elektron devices, therefore he bought an Octatrack as his first piece."
Einen Fehler, den viele machen, ist "therefore" als "dafür" zu verwenden: "Therefore I show you an example."
Geht so aber nicht. Ist mir hier nur aufgefallen, deshalb wollte ich es mal erwähnen.
Wie gesagt, super Video!
Danke für dein Feedback, aber dein Tipp ist Unsinn. Wieso gehst du davon aus, dass "therefore" als Synonym für "dafür" benutzt wird? Das macht keinen Sinn und war auch nicht die Intention. Es handelt sich um eine adverbiale Bestimmung des darauffolgenden Satzes, die "folglich" oder "deshalb" bedeutet. "Hence/Therefore I show/give you an example." bedeutet in diesem Zusammenhang "daher zeige ich euch das Beispiel" (damit es besser verständlich ist). Der Satz ist als solcher vollkommen korrekt. Schade , dass du hier eine "Verschlimmbesserung" vornimmst und einen Fehler konstruierst, der gar nicht vorhanden ist. Das wirkt leider sehr kleinkarriert. In gesprochener Sprache passieren immer mal Fehler, wie z.B. auch in diesem Video, wenn ich am Ende aus Versehen "I hoped you enjoyed the video" sage und die Simple Past-Endung aus versehen an "hope" hänge, obwohl es nur dem "enjoyed" galt. Man findet immer Fehler wenn man sucht... therefore a little tip: Don't be that smart ass that corrects people online.
🤦♂