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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 มิ.ย. 2022
- I love the VSTs from HY-Plugins (hy-plugins.com/), especially the sequencers. A while back I started mapping the Euclidean sequencer from HY-MPE2 to my Push 2 in order to get hands-on control. Then when I discovered the Midi Fighter Twister (store.djtechtools.com/product..., I knew that these two tools were destined to work together.
Here I harness the Twister to provide live hands-on control of the sequencer, turning it into a playable instrument. I haven't been using it that long yet, and I'm looking forward to exploring it in more depth and producing some music with it.
My focus is primarily on Berlin-school inspired, sequencer driven ambient music. In the past I focused more on abstract beatless ambient, so I'm excited about this new direction. - เพลง
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An excellent video and an amazingly inventive use of these tools. Thank you for signposting me to yoour work. Subscribed
Subbed & I brought this. A perfect example of the kinds of things I want this for.
Brilliant job! Thanks
Thanks.
Dreaming of Tangerines...well done and nicely explained!
Great stuff! Subscribed and am excited to see more Berlin school TH-camrs sharing their knowledge!
I have a Midi fighter twister just sitting here. just bought the Seq. Here we go! Thanks for sharing your work!
Thanks, Paul. Hit me up if you hit any snags or have any questions. And let me know how it works out.
@@synchysis-synth Thanks! I really appreciate it!
Will be replicating this best I can! Thanks for a great first video
Mapped controls in Bitwig and the Push 2 work quite nicely though obviously requires a bit of page flipping
Nice vid! Love this twister combo 👌
This could be just what I;, looking for. Thanx for the video ( grew up on Tangerine dream in the 70's)
@Moon Station Art thanks. That's already on my list
PS.i bought the sequencer and love it
I'm digging this! Look forward to more.
A very nicely presented idea with beautiful plucky outcomes, thank you for sharing.
This is such a great video as I have both tools and can now marry them together. Thanks.
PS how come rhe channel has only one video? You are a natural presenter!
Thanks a lot. I've got more ideas than time, unfortunately. But you're encouragement is a good motivator, so I appreciate it.
Ha ha I know the feeling! I'm fortunate to have the time these days (retired).
Very interesting.Good Job. Edgard Froese comes out of this body!
Yup. Lots of classic Berlin School vibes can come out of this setup.
This is soooo awesome! Nice explanation and great improv! (Still listening…)
Yeah that sounds great! So modulating the positions/rotation also gets you some kind of pattern phasing! Very cool!
@@synthseeker Exactly. A lot like what you do with your sequences of different lengths. And I love that sound, how there's definitely repetition, but it moves around and flows. What I like about this, again, is the ability to really play it in real time and arrange it as you go.
Well, not as much improv as you'd think. For technical reasons this was the 3rd or 4th go around. So I definitely got some rehearsal in. (Plus, I do teach public speaking, so I better be able to do this....)
Loved this!
Thanks, Mirko!
ohhh this is great !!
very nice
Nice.
🥶🥶🥶
interesting... I really should take a look at the HY sequencers...
I think they're really underrated. I think the interfaces can be a bit complex and so they seem intimidating. But they have some amazingly rich features. They can also be a bit pricey. May want to wait for a sale/discount.
This is cool. I think there might be an ipad version of this too which would be cool to control things on screen
i think you're on to something here.
Thanks.
This might be something perfect for me. I have been wanting to have a way to control a sequencer with hardware. I am wondering if it would work with a regular step sequencer from HY-Plugins like the HY-Step32?
If you use Ableton and the Twister, here's a good tool for you:
www.soundmanufacture.net/devices/instanttwister
is there any way you could reference the json or control mapping for this sequencer in the form of a downloadable file? having issues setting it up as a first timer for vst's and sequencers in midi fighter twister.
So are you looking specifically for settings to load to the MF Twister or are you looking for an Ableton Live mapping?
@@synchysis-synth specific settings to load to the twister concerning hy-rpe2, cause what ive done is daw side and i have to remap every single time i load up the project.
I see you are using ableton, do you have to configure it for the first time. I mean exposing the parameters you want to control to ableton and then midi assign to Midi Fighter. Or is it like automap in novation, where you kinda have maps for most vsts and you part from there.
I did configure it myself originally. I'm working on some other methods of mapping it. I'm exploring using Control Surface Studio to build a mapping. But then I've also been working with Soundmanufacture's Instant Twister (www.soundmanufacture.net/devices/instant-twister).
I also have created some HY-RPE2 presets that have it set up in ways that I like. I can create presets where I set up the default key/scale, step divisions of the various lanes, as well as how they generate notes (single notes, random range, sequence, etc.).
It's a rig that takes a while to set up at first, but then I find it allows me to compose/create live with it in a way that is satisfying.
@@synchysis-synth ok thanks for the response all clear, I am checking that other option, cause seems like djtechtools is kinda abandoned now...
@@synchysis-synth oh I see it is a Maxfor live extension for midi fighter.
@@liorsilverstein9802 Yes. And the updated version was just posted last week, so it's current.
@@synchysis-synth Did you try mapping to other Hy-sequencers then RPE2? And any progress with Control Surface Studio or did you stick with Instant Twister? Thanks so far!