RYTM Mk2 is by far the best purchase I've made in years. It's good to know that I don't have to buy another drum machine for the rest of my natural life. Great jams, Jeremy. Thanks!
This is exactly how I have been using Rytm the last 6 months. Never been in love with a drum machine til I got one of these. It complements modular so nicely.
Another great video! These setup/Performance explanations are really interesting. I also love how you sprinkle in all these useful arrangement tips without them being overwhelming and with a summary at the end. Cant get a better resource!
Always love to see a process from scratch. Great soundscape you've built here. That Hapax is a beast and definitely something I'd like to get my hands on. Most of my sets are built from scratch live so I always need gear that can be really consistent within a range I can expect.
This is super awesome! Thank lab so much, really so interesting to see and hear your processes. I personally would love more of these types of videos..
tip from the manual - so as to time muting and unmuting all the better! While in MUTE mode: Press and hold [FUNC] and then any of the [PADS] to preselect a mute, or mute/unmute several tracks in one go. Once you release [FUNC], the selected mutes come into effect. Blue colored show the preselected mutes. Tip the second, regarding mutes: When MUTE mode is active, press [RTRG] and one of the [PADS] if you wish to activate solo, in other words, mute all tracks except the one selected. Press again to deactivate solo. Keeping [RTRG] pressed, multiple tracks may be solo activated/deactivated. Solo activated are of turquoise color.
Congrats on the 400K+ subs. Another super helpful sequencing video. I use the Korg SQ64 and some Reasonstudios sequence generators - Bassline GEN, Chords SEQ, Pattern Mutator, ChordsSQ, and others sent out from DAW to real synthesizers. Your pattern was groovy and very danceable.
Excellent video! I really enjoy this more in-depth video format. I can definitely see myself applying many of the the practical techniques for writing different sections.
top notch! certainly not too long. working on a set using a comparable setup, but often getting stuck in two chord land. i mean its kinda dubby but this has provided some food for thought.
Wow. Red's gone deep! I used to check out your tutorials all the time. I mean plastic LXR and Model Cycles kinda stuff. So varied and helpful. Kinda going Semi Modular at the mo but the RYTM thumps also. You should do some low key Modular vids (do they already exist?) to guide novices in.😀
This setup is super inspirational. I too have been using my Rytm as drums with my modular. Great combo. I have been avoiding Morphagene, but it has quickly moved to the top of my want list. Peak and Hapax too:) haha
I just want to say... I don't watch these videos because I understand this black magic fuckery. I watch these videos because I'm watching an expert at work.
Yooooooooooooo. =). I’ve also decided modules for drums waste space and I can get most sounds from modules and then sample them to one of a few sample players to use… but also trying to learn the rytm and be able to do drums either way. Curious what that midi controller is you are playing the 4ms and other modules with… seems sick to be able to select a module/chain to play on demand. Thanks and cheers
so switching to the AR you lose all the trigger possibilities from the modular system (euclidean, burst, etc). is it something you are not interested in anymore or it's just for a particular need you have right now? either way cool process, thanks for sharing
Loving your videos man, learning a TON from them! This one is dope! I’m in a bit of a bind trying to decide whether to expand my current eurorack setup with drum modules (say get an upcoming Erica’s lxr-02 eurorack module and Pam's NEW Workout) or get an Elektron Syntakt or RYTM and keep my drums outside of modular? I know you enjoy both approaches so I was wondering if you’d be willing to share your thought process choosing between those depending on music you produce? I know - a loaded question! Thanks!
@@RedMeansRecording Thank you for these thoughts! Sounds like you are favoring drum machines over modular drums these days. I just watched your awesome video on Erica's Sample Drum. What about pairing it with Varigate 4+ and Basimilus Iteritas Alter? I'll probably go with a Elektron box in the end but still would love your opinion on modules above as an alternative.
@@faremissound in terms of real estate, it is hard to make an argument for modular drums.. I'd start getting a good drum machine you can work with and maybe supplement it with modular later..
@@faremissound no worries. When I think about drum sequencers, you'd need one that does basic programmable drum patterns e.g. Steppy but then you'd need something with special sauce e.g. Trigger riot, or a Euclid monster (ADDAC 402). Though my knowledge may be out of date, I've not looked deeply into something like the Erica drum sequencer or the WMD which maybe do both elements...either way the money and space makes it a hard sell. You could in this scenario forgo modules and just settle on a sampler for your drums sounds (Bitbox or Squid Salmple) but then you lose the play/tweak ability for individual drum modules which is so much of their fun. One way or other it ends up a Phil Leotardo sized compromise... Nobody wants that.
RYTM Mk2 is by far the best purchase I've made in years. It's good to know that I don't have to buy another drum machine for the rest of my natural life. Great jams, Jeremy. Thanks!
This is exactly how I have been using Rytm the last 6 months. Never been in love with a drum machine til I got one of these. It complements modular so nicely.
With all the music RMR is making on his YT channel...he's going to drop 20 new albums this year.
Holy synth balls & modular noodles 😱
Another great video! These setup/Performance explanations are really interesting. I also love how you sprinkle in all these useful arrangement tips without them being overwhelming and with a summary at the end. Cant get a better resource!
Not only did I stick around, I have rewatched this video multiple times. Lots of useful information here. Thank you.
Always love to see a process from scratch. Great soundscape you've built here. That Hapax is a beast and definitely something I'd like to get my hands on. Most of my sets are built from scratch live so I always need gear that can be really consistent within a range I can expect.
I haven't had a chance to watch this yet, but it says from scratch so I'm here for it!
Man long jams get soo much better with chapters! I love it
Well this was a cool surprise. I’m literally working on building a set with my analog rytm and modular rig. Inspiring as always!
Loved this! Thanks for showing your process!
This was super informative, and interesting to watch. I enjoy seeing the process and what you can do with it!
This is super awesome! Thank lab so much, really so interesting to see and hear your processes. I personally would love more of these types of videos..
tip from the manual - so as to time muting and unmuting all the better!
While in MUTE mode: Press and hold [FUNC] and then any of the [PADS] to preselect a mute, or mute/unmute several tracks in one go. Once you release [FUNC], the selected mutes come into effect. Blue colored
show the preselected mutes.
Tip the second, regarding mutes:
When MUTE mode is active, press [RTRG] and one of the [PADS] if you wish to activate solo, in other words, mute all tracks except the one selected. Press again to deactivate solo. Keeping [RTRG] pressed, multiple tracks may be solo activated/deactivated. Solo activated are of turquoise color.
Love you to pieces, Jeremy. This kind of *_WHY_* -To is invaluable to me.
I can't pretend I understand everything you're doing, but I love it, and I love watching you being in the zone. Fab.
Lovely vid, thanks for the cool breakdown
your videos fill me with life! Keep being you!
Aaaaw the Hapax is surely on my list as well. Nice video Jeremy !
I absolutely want more videos like this.
Congrats on the 400K+ subs. Another super helpful sequencing video. I use the Korg SQ64 and some Reasonstudios sequence generators - Bassline GEN, Chords SEQ, Pattern Mutator, ChordsSQ, and others sent out from DAW to real synthesizers. Your pattern was groovy and very danceable.
Love these process oriented videos! And thanks for making me want a Rytm yet again...
Resist the GAS!
Excellent video! I really enjoy this more in-depth video format. I can definitely see myself applying many of the the practical techniques for writing different sections.
top notch! certainly not too long. working on a set using a comparable setup, but often getting stuck in two chord land. i mean its kinda dubby but this has provided some food for thought.
Thank you so much for this video!
Great video! Please do more stuff with the analog rytm!
Maestro
very helpful w the ARMK2 and your set up is sick !
Wow. Red's gone deep! I used to check out your tutorials all the time. I mean plastic LXR and Model Cycles kinda stuff. So varied and helpful. Kinda going Semi Modular at the mo but the RYTM thumps also. You should do some low key Modular vids (do they already exist?) to guide novices in.😀
This was amazing. Thank you for explaining your process!
Fantastic video, definitely do more please.
This was a great breakdown! Thanks Jeremy!
This setup is super inspirational. I too have been using my Rytm as drums with my modular. Great combo. I have been avoiding Morphagene, but it has quickly moved to the top of my want list. Peak and Hapax too:) haha
I just want to say... I don't watch these videos because I understand this black magic fuckery. I watch these videos because I'm watching an expert at work.
rytm has been the daddy for a long time - honestly i do not see anyone beating it, at least in the next 5 - 10 years - yeah
I'm peepin' that Zoom L-12 lurking in frame. Do you have any tips or tricks you can do a video on?
Plug stuff into it and it works!
Yooooooooooooo. =). I’ve also decided modules for drums waste space and I can get most sounds from modules and then sample them to one of a few sample players to use… but also trying to learn the rytm and be able to do drums either way. Curious what that midi controller is you are playing the 4ms and other modules with… seems sick to be able to select a module/chain to play on demand. Thanks and cheers
Squarp Hapax
Hi! Great video, thanks. I noticed a mixing console in the screen. Is it zoom? How do you like it?
What do you use for MIDI>CV ? I know the Hapax has CV Outs, but I'm building a modular rig and am wondering what a good option is.......
Have you tried using the impulse machine on the AR with your modular? Haven’t seen a lot of info on it…
so switching to the AR you lose all the trigger possibilities from the modular system (euclidean, burst, etc).
is it something you are not interested in anymore or it's just for a particular need you have right now?
either way cool process, thanks for sharing
I have Maschine MK3 and a lot of analog synths - A4 as well. Thinking if I should buy Maschine+ or Rytm for jamming dawless, what do you think?
One is a full daw the other is a drum machine
Hi Jeremy, where do you normally perform? I would love to see one of your performances
Loving your videos man, learning a TON from them! This one is dope! I’m in a bit of a bind trying to decide whether to expand my current eurorack setup with drum modules (say get an upcoming Erica’s lxr-02 eurorack module and Pam's NEW Workout) or get an Elektron Syntakt or RYTM and keep my drums outside of modular? I know you enjoy both approaches so I was wondering if you’d be willing to share your thought process choosing between those depending on music you produce? I know - a loaded question! Thanks!
Don't get the lxr. Pam's is a terrible drum sequencer. Go syntakt digitakt Rytm or tr8s
@@RedMeansRecording Thank you for these thoughts! Sounds like you are favoring drum machines over modular drums these days. I just watched your awesome video on Erica's Sample Drum. What about pairing it with Varigate 4+ and Basimilus Iteritas Alter? I'll probably go with a Elektron box in the end but still would love your opinion on modules above as an alternative.
@@faremissound in terms of real estate, it is hard to make an argument for modular drums.. I'd start getting a good drum machine you can work with and maybe supplement it with modular later..
@@festuswilliams654 thank you!
@@faremissound no worries.
When I think about drum sequencers, you'd need one that does basic programmable drum patterns e.g. Steppy but then you'd need something with special sauce e.g. Trigger riot, or a Euclid monster (ADDAC 402).
Though my knowledge may be out of date, I've not looked deeply into something like the Erica drum sequencer or the WMD which maybe do both elements...either way the money and space makes it a hard sell. You could in this scenario forgo modules and just settle on a sampler for your drums sounds (Bitbox or Squid Salmple) but then you lose the play/tweak ability for individual drum modules which is so much of their fun. One way or other it ends up a Phil Leotardo sized compromise... Nobody wants that.
Have you tried using Hapax as a drum sequencer? I'm wondering how intuitive it is compared to the Elektron sequencer.
It has almost all the features of the elektron sequencers
After you worked on the snare near the 9 min mark, I wanted to hear Kenny Loggins belt out, "Everybody Cut, Everybody Cut..."
What is that table top sequencer on the right?
Hapax
Hapax or deluge better ?
Is there any differences between the gray and black mkii?
Nope just the appearance
Love this!!@@!
Mmmhm Rytm seems juicy. Getting bored with my Syntakt might gots to be the next new toy
Boing!!!
Yeah bud
bro this is siq