@@heyya99 Hi! That video is up on the channel. I used a few other DFAM recordings to do the track, not just the ones from this video. I can confirm you can definitely get a lot of meaningful sounds to use in track out of it
I didn’t make any patch notes unfortunately but if you match the knobs and the cables as in the video you should get the same results. I will do in the next videos. Thanks for the suggestion!
Good advice butI was just demonstrating some patches you can get on the DFAM, not making a proper piece of music. Though I will try make some music out of it.
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Really interesting. Some patches I will experiment on my DFAM. Thanks a lot for sharing that 😀
Thank you! Have fun experimenting!
Fire in the wind is really great. Well-done.
that formant patch is wicked
Thanks mate!
I subscribed to your channel, I'm really interested in watching that next video and what your workflow is for that. I'll keep my eye out.
Thanks man! I’m working on that. Will be a lot of footage so It remains to see how I can make it into a reasonable length video
Same! I have never taken my DFAM magic into a DAW and made anything meaningful from it so exciting to see you chop it up.
@@heyya99 Hi! That video is up on the channel. I used a few other DFAM recordings to do the track, not just the ones from this video. I can confirm you can definitely get a lot of meaningful sounds to use in track out of it
Amazing, I'll check it out! @@MusicTechLab
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Would love to see the patch notes 👍
I didn’t make any patch notes unfortunately but if you match the knobs and the cables as in the video you should get the same results. I will do in the next videos. Thanks for the suggestion!
@@MusicTechLab cool no worries I can do that
You'd better learn music than buy expensive instruments .
Good advice butI was just demonstrating some patches you can get on the DFAM, not making a proper piece of music. Though I will try make some music out of it.
You'd better not comment on something you don't understand
@@77advanced There is nothing to understand, just open your ears and listen .
Most music needs instruments. Most good instruments are expensive - many, way more than this. It's not like he bought a Stradivarius ...
@@ukbloke28 If you don't learn music, you will not be a musician , even with the most exepensive instrument .