Don't bring yourself down in your commentary, most people know nothing, about what you have shown us, and appreciate any help, thanks for the help, certainly helped me have more of an understanding, keep doing these, please
Thinking of buying a Force. Clicked this video. Thought "what's the ipad all about?" Then you started showing the signal path on the ipad and I was immediately convinced that your channel is what I need. You know what you are talking about AND most importantly how to communicate. Unlike most other "producer" channels who are just chancers full of wind with no deeper understanding of what they are talking about. They think just talking smooth makes their channel worth subs. No. Not by my standards. I will be subbing, liking and commenting on all your videos. Bravo. And thank you. Ben (Bristol, UK)
Hi Ben, that’s really awesome feedback, thank you. I appreciate it, and I’m glad you are finding the videos useful. If you end up getting a Force (you should!) and want to see any specific subjects covered, just drop me a like. Thanks for watching 🙂
Love all your force videos man! These have helped so much, coming from an mpc live 2, the workflow is quite different and these are explained so well! Even if I had never touched a device like this, these would make it so easy to get into
Totally love this. Finally really using my Force now that our mixers can be plugged in. Completely ditched the laptop. Using Force as Master Clock and all audio tracks, with my Zoom L20r as the audio interface, Machinedrum, Mc 707, Radias, and Digitone Keys. Love the set up and these lessons are so useful. I’m splitting sequences duties between the digitone and Force and Sipario midi router tied everything together.
Thanks! I’m really glad you found it useful. Yeah it’s a really powerful machine now, and I’ve been eyeing the Digitone for a while now as it seems like a perfect companion for the Force. Thanks for watching 🙂
Very useful tutorial again. Thank you very much for sharing! I was always wondering what to do with all the possibilities the Force mixer page give to us. Now I know. Thank´s again.
Hi Michael! Yes it make me happy to see it, I’m really glad people are finding them useful. I think I’m starting to find my little niche of subject to cover. Thanks 🙂
nice tutorial maxipok, so cool you share your knowledge about your gear, ...these kind of videos are soo helpfull, ....if i haven't watched tutorials on youtube, i would never get along with my roland mc707 😆😆👍👍!! good job man, wish you a happy sunday 🙋♂️🌄🌄
I might be wrong, but I think you have the Q value backwards when you were cutting out the 70hz from the bass. I think a higher Q makes a more narrow band and wouldn't affect as wide of a frequency band.
Hey, thanks for your videos! Been a huge help to a new user. Curious--when you're trying to find the fundamental of the kick drum, what are you listening for exactly?
Super basic question that i cant seem to fins the answer to. Can you route individual tracks to different outputs on the force? Like kick to output 3 only, snare to output 4 etc? Im assuming they would have to be on separate tracks and not just in one drum group but im not sure. My force doesnt arrive for a few days so i cant test it out and figure out for myself yet haha
Funny enough the only part I wanted to see, you just skiped the video. Well I couldnt find the submixes 1-8 channels anywhere, I just found out that we have to moove left with the arrows in the master mixer screen. And there they are. In case some one comes here with the same problem as I, here it is the skiped part subtitles!!
I'm struggling with this also. I press the master button, in the screen the text says showing master tracks, but nothing appears (the mixer keeps showing tracks), I press the left arrow and nothing. Do i have to add master tracks? can't seem to find how to see send effects, submixes etc. Thanks!
One major limitation is chaining sub mixes. You cannot have a drums sub and bass sub mix and mix them together in a sub 😐 That’s how you make a super tight mix. Oh well.
I am a total noob ...is it better to find the fundamental freq of the kick and eq other low end tracks around it, or to use a side chained ducking compressor? Thanks! And great videos!
I normally try and get it sounding right with EQ, and treat the side chain ducking as a creative effect if I want, if that makes sense? I found this video very helpful for sorting the low end out with EQ: th-cam.com/video/MsT_yjp5kpI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=js7K4YiGtHHbuuuK
Hi! Just hit the mixer button, and then swipe left on the touchscreen and you will get to them. I think they will also show up if he hit the mixer button, and then the ‘master’ button in the bottom left corner of the pads.
Hi Andy, I’m trying to get my 3 drum tracks all tied to the same beat repeat macro. Is putting the 3 drum tracks into a sub mix and then adding a macro to that sub mix the best way to do this?
Yep that’s how I would do it. Just need to remember that if you record your performance, you need to manually enable automation write on the sub mix, as the global control in the arranger doesn’t cover them for some mystifying reason!
Ok but your use of the term parallel processing is wrong and therefore confusing to people who don't know - parallel processing is NOT the same as bus processing aka submixes. In a bus, like in your drawing, the outputs simply get routed THROUGH the bus to the main outs. But for parallel processing, the outputs get SPLIT, with one side of the split going to a bus, the other side going to the main outs. Parallel processing allows you to then blend the processed signal with the dry signal, which is not possible with bus processing. In bus processing, you only get the processed signal. AFAIK, the only way to do parallel processing on the Force would be to create a submix for any channel you want to stay dry, then use the send/returns to create the processed signal.
Don't bring yourself down in your commentary, most people know nothing, about what you have shown us, and appreciate any help, thanks for the help, certainly helped me have more of an understanding, keep doing these, please
Thank you, that’s really nice feedback, I worry about giving bad advice! I’m glad you found it useful and I really appreciate the comment 😃
@@MaxipokMusic It was extremely useful to me too!
@@GyGDugong I glad you found it useful! Thanks for letting me know 🙂
Ultimately everyone will have different ears. You are showing good techniques to start. Definitely no need to knock your abilities.
Thinking of buying a Force. Clicked this video. Thought "what's the ipad all about?"
Then you started showing the signal path on the ipad and I was immediately convinced that your channel is what I need. You know what you are talking about AND most importantly how to communicate. Unlike most other "producer" channels who are just chancers full of wind with no deeper understanding of what they are talking about. They think just talking smooth makes their channel worth subs. No. Not by my standards. I will be subbing, liking and commenting on all your videos. Bravo. And thank you. Ben (Bristol, UK)
Hi Ben, that’s really awesome feedback, thank you. I appreciate it, and I’m glad you are finding the videos useful. If you end up getting a Force (you should!) and want to see any specific subjects covered, just drop me a like. Thanks for watching 🙂
Love all your force videos man! These have helped so much, coming from an mpc live 2, the workflow is quite different and these are explained so well! Even if I had never touched a device like this, these would make it so easy to get into
That track man! Authentic 90s sound 💎⚡
Thanks so much for this. Submixes have been a mystery to me, but you explained it really well.
Fantastic, I’m glad you found it helpful! Thanks for watching 😀
As a guy looking to buy a Force finally, your videos are extremely helpful. Thank you!
No problem, welcome to the club!
I appreciate the effort you put into making your videos. It's aesthetic. Good audio/video quality, straight to the point. Thank you bro!
Hi, thank you! That’s really nice feedback, and I’m glad you and enjoying the videos 🙂
Totally love this. Finally really using my Force now that our mixers can be plugged in. Completely ditched the laptop. Using Force as Master Clock and all audio tracks, with my Zoom L20r as the audio interface, Machinedrum, Mc 707, Radias, and Digitone Keys. Love the set up and these lessons are so useful. I’m splitting sequences duties between the digitone and Force and Sipario midi router tied everything together.
Thanks! I’m really glad you found it useful. Yeah it’s a really powerful machine now, and I’ve been eyeing the Digitone for a while now as it seems like a perfect companion for the Force. Thanks for watching 🙂
Great tutorial!
Thank you, I appreciate it! 🙂
Thanks for another installment of Force training, these videos have helped me so much.
Very useful tutorial again. Thank you very much for sharing! I was always wondering what to do with all the possibilities the Force mixer page give to us. Now I know. Thank´s again.
No problem, I’m glad it was useful. Thanks for watching! 🙂
nice one - easily and intuitive Sub mix lesson - many thanks
C'est suffisant pour la compréhension. merci
Look at all of this positivity in the comments!
You're doing great things Maxipok.
Hi Michael! Yes it make me happy to see it, I’m really glad people are finding them useful. I think I’m starting to find my little niche of subject to cover. Thanks 🙂
Amazing video thanks for sharing the process!
Hey, no problem! I’m glad it was helpful 🙂
very useful tutorial👌
Thanks! I’m glad it was useful, and thanks for watching 🙂
nice tutorial maxipok, so cool you share your knowledge about your gear, ...these kind of videos are soo helpfull, ....if i haven't watched tutorials on youtube, i would never get along with my roland mc707 😆😆👍👍!! good job man, wish you a happy sunday 🙋♂️🌄🌄
Thanks Raiders! Yes I learned the same way so I thought I’d try and give back to the community. Hope you are having a great weekend mate, take care 🙂
This was a really great tutorial (again). Thank you so much!
Thanks! I’m glad you found it useful, I’ve got a few more in the pipeline which will hopefully be helpful too 🙂
@@MaxipokMusic Looking forward to it!
Major Tip GUYS and GIRLS this is most important for Final Master Ajustment.SUBMIX = GOD
I might be wrong, but I think you have the Q value backwards when you were cutting out the 70hz from the bass. I think a higher Q makes a more narrow band and wouldn't affect as wide of a frequency band.
Hey, thanks for your videos! Been a huge help to a new user. Curious--when you're trying to find the fundamental of the kick drum, what are you listening for exactly?
False modesty Sir, this was a brilliant tutorial, thanks for making it! Subbed and notified!
Thank you, I appreciate the sub! I just get a bit nervous about giving bad advice when it comes to mixing, I’m glad you found it useful 🙂
But don't get me wrong, I love your videos!
This is Great
Thanks Sir!
No problem, I’m happy you found it useful! 🙂🎹
Super basic question that i cant seem to fins the answer to.
Can you route individual tracks to different outputs on the force? Like kick to output 3 only, snare to output 4 etc? Im assuming they would have to be on separate tracks and not just in one drum group but im not sure.
My force doesnt arrive for a few days so i cant test it out and figure out for myself yet haha
Funny enough the only part I wanted to see, you just skiped the video. Well I couldnt find the submixes 1-8 channels anywhere, I just found out that we have to moove left with the arrows in the master mixer screen. And there they are. In case some one comes here with the same problem as I, here it is the skiped part subtitles!!
Sorry about that, thanks for leaving a comment to help anyone else who needs to know! 🙂
I'm struggling with this also. I press the master button, in the screen the text says showing master tracks, but nothing appears (the mixer keeps showing tracks), I press the left arrow and nothing. Do i have to add master tracks? can't seem to find how to see send effects, submixes etc. Thanks!
Hi thx 4 the upload 😎😍😎 c ya
do the rubberised buttons stay good after years or does they peal ? please
One major limitation is chaining sub mixes. You cannot have a drums sub and bass sub mix and mix them together in a sub 😐
That’s how you make a super tight mix. Oh well.
Yep that would be cool, maybe it’ll come in a future firmware update. Fingers crossed!
Cant you do that with the send channels?
@@GyGDugong no, because you can't mute the dry without losing the wet signal.
I am a total noob ...is it better to find the fundamental freq of the kick and eq other low end tracks around it, or to use a side chained ducking compressor? Thanks! And great videos!
I normally try and get it sounding right with EQ, and treat the side chain ducking as a creative effect if I want, if that makes sense? I found this video very helpful for sorting the low end out with EQ:
th-cam.com/video/MsT_yjp5kpI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=js7K4YiGtHHbuuuK
@@MaxipokMusic thank you!
Big Tnx from me
No problem, thanks for watching! 🙂
Hi Andy, how did you get to the Sub mix mixer page after assigning the sub mix channels?
Hi! Just hit the mixer button, and then swipe left on the touchscreen and you will get to them. I think they will also show up if he hit the mixer button, and then the ‘master’ button in the bottom left corner of the pads.
@@MaxipokMusic thank you, super helpful as always 🙏
Hi Andy, I’m trying to get my 3 drum tracks all tied to the same beat repeat macro. Is putting the 3 drum tracks into a sub mix and then adding a macro to that sub mix the best way to do this?
Yep that’s how I would do it. Just need to remember that if you record your performance, you need to manually enable automation write on the sub mix, as the global control in the arranger doesn’t cover them for some mystifying reason!
@@MaxipokMusic thank you sir!
Merci !
Ok but your use of the term parallel processing is wrong and therefore confusing to people who don't know - parallel processing is NOT the same as bus processing aka submixes. In a bus, like in your drawing, the outputs simply get routed THROUGH the bus to the main outs. But for parallel processing, the outputs get SPLIT, with one side of the split going to a bus, the other side going to the main outs. Parallel processing allows you to then blend the processed signal with the dry signal, which is not possible with bus processing. In bus processing, you only get the processed signal. AFAIK, the only way to do parallel processing on the Force would be to create a submix for any channel you want to stay dry, then use the send/returns to create the processed signal.
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I avoid the submix section. It's scary.
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