my Dawless Workflow

[@bubuAudio]

great video !! 🌟

[@caleblaughlin8351]

This is so inspirational!

[@LucasDegen]

Always nice to see a workflow of music production. Thank you Stefan.

[@StefanTorto]

Thanks again Lucas , i appreciate your feedback 🎶

[@nakiradams]

It's nice to meet such talented people. Your sound is very subtle

[@LeonardoDaSidci]

Amazing, thank you for this!

[@saloomerashidian189]

Amazing sounds🎶💫

[@watertekmusic]

Thanks!

[@StefanTorto]

thank you : )

[@MONOSONICS]

WOW... Never stop...you are so creative and inspiring...Thank you for the good vibes you give through the music you create. P.S. Hug your friend... the cat 😺❤

[@alvinlisenmcdams5579]

A very talented and generous artist! I salute you Stefan! My inspiration, my idol..

[@groove_sapient]

Dreamy.

[@ondraJams]

What a great addition to your fantastic music videos 👏 it is great to look at the way how you produce. If I can say - more content like this 😁

[@philippeleloup9073]

Always good sounds with machines not expensive, cf Roland S-1. Poor of me with my Volca FM that i don't know how to use... Hold on Stefan, we really enjoy your music, my cats and me... 😅

[@bencschmitt2978]

.. in my Top ... keep it up, pls 🙂 excellent

[@maarzt]

thank you

[@OdinnAdalsteinsson]

This is awesome, great insights 😍 I hope we get a finished version of this as well!

[@PAVELMUABI]

Díky!

[@StefanTorto]

thank you : ))

[@Metamerist625]

I make music in a similar way, although I tend to record a lot of the synth loops into the DAW too as I just find it easy to drag and drop stuff around. Nice to see you NOT using a mixer, I have the Roland S-1 as well and I love the convenience of being able to chain another sound-source through it, similarly I use a Polyend Tracker instead of the digitakt but I use it in the same same role you use the digitakt. Thankyou for sharing this! I bought Volcas and made my own music in part from seeing your videos some years ago, you really push your synths a long way and I love how rich your music is because of that.

[@ob1kanob297]

Bravo!! Even your tutorial videos are such amazing performances.

[@malvinusmusic]

Interesting video!

[@celestial_shed]

Beautiful ✨

[@hupo]

Thank your for this.

[@mike_qbik]

Thanks for the session. Really nice workflow.

[@hyperpersonal]

great stuff 👌

[@saschaschmittmann9024]

me gusta mucho!!!

[@Jantimsen]

Awesome!

[@sespiros]

Great video Stefane.Thanks for this look inside your process! btw I too assumed those signature arpegio-sounding patterns of yours were arpeggiators :)

[@ceraunian4554]

Ευχαριστούμε!
Μετά το DT σκέφτομαι το Syntakt,
η γνώμη σου θα είχε ενδιαφέρον!

[@saschaschmittmann9024]

just i arsk for somfing like this ..hahaha thank you

[@Erick_T4]

Lovely tune and nice patch on Mavis! Always do you use standalone?

[@StefanTorto]

Now days yes, only standalone, cheers!

[@markushalbig3457]

👍 Thanks for sharing your workflow secrets 😊. So do I understand right? The arp- sound is entered note-by-note in the DT? And I guess the specific midi track is running a faster tempo then, right?!? 🙏🏻

[@StefanTorto]

Hi! Yes, note by note in the step sequencer on the digitakt and scale mode 2x (speed) in that specific track : ) cheers!

[@kircillarincihan]

Amazing! You've guaranteed to go heaven :D

[@midiscripts]

Thank you for sharing. How do you deal with Digitakt being the mono sampler? Does it feel like an inconvenience?

[@StefanTorto]

For sure mono sampling sounds like a downside and I wish it was stereo in some point, but the mix is stereo, the fx are stereo and with nice wideness and with 2 LFOs things can sound very stereo and wide :)

[@hen2333]

Does your patreon include 1 on 1 questions?

[@StefanTorto]

not at the moment, hopefully in the future