Making A Beat On The Synthstrom Deluge
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 พ.ค. 2021
- I wanted to do a walkthrough of how I'd make a beat using the Synthstrom Deluge. The Deluge is a truly powerful piece of music tech, so hopefully I was able to clearly communicate possible steps for making music with one! If you have any questions about it, please let me know in the comments, and I'll respond as quickly as I can. Thanks so much.
You can find my twitter here: / joshmakemusic
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This instrumentation is like fried fish,
Call it crunchy bass (this bad joke only works in writing)
But for real, what a great video!
Awesome to see the Deluge workflow. Thanks for sharing!!
Glad you like it!
Really helpful, man. Thank you. I'm at like 3 months or so with mine, so I get the gist of the basics, but it's really helpful to see someone who is fluent in Deluge do their thing. This video had a couple of "duh doi" moments for me, with seemingly basic features/controls that somehow flew over my head up until now.
I'm glad you think so! The Deluge has so much going on that it can be daunting, but it's such a special and powerful device. I'm glad I was able to help!
Great video, thanks for sharing. In the process of deciding on the Deluge and glad I ran into your channel.
That was excellent. Thanks 🙏
Glad you liked it! 😁
Really nice demo! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks! Glad you like it!
This is super helpful! Thank you very much 😀
Glad to hear it! :)
Loved the format!
Thank you!
Of course, when you're playing live in song mode like that, you can get Deluge to record your operations to the arranger, and then you have them stored there for further work / or to repeat a performance.
This!
awesome tutorial, I'm new to the whole concept of looping and learned a lot. nice machine this deluge. 👍
Thanks! And yeah the Deluge is very cool!
Wasn't aware of the Scale Root note trick! Thanks for the tutorial!
You're welcome! It's one of those things on the Deluge that simultaneously makes sense, but was so difficult for me to figure out without the manual, haha.
Sweet track:) I miss Bionicle, so much memories as a kid just came back, thank you 😊
Dude, Bionicle is so sick. The lore for it is shockingly deep.
Dude I spent a good while looking for bionicles. I have no idea where mine went, but I just wanted to buy one for the nostalgia. Couldn't find any. Can't believe they don't make them anymore!
Sick! Ty
Thanks!
This is very instructional I hope you consider to make more with the Deluge!
Thanks! I plan to, I've just got so many different video ideas to work through, haha.
YOU DIDN'T. 😳 Thanks man! Excited to dig into this one!
I hope you enjoy! I'm happy to try demystifying the workings of the Deluge, if can be so complicated.
Great demo. Learned a lot from your workflow. Mind sharing where you got those right angle cables? Thanks!
Thank you! And I picked them up online in a pack, they were guitar pedal patch cables (they're each only, like, six inches long). I loved all the fun colors, haha.
Great video Josh 🔥👍+1
Thank you! :)
Liked and subscribed, now to get my hands on an actual Deluge... Thanks!
Thank you, I appreciate it! And the Deluge is a really cool piece of gear. Very pricey, but really great as an "all-in-one" music making platform.
I am collecting reasons to buy one so I can convince my wife. This helped lol.
Great video thanks for sharing. Is there a way to change the tempo of individual clips??
Thank you! And not as far as I know.
@JoshIsMakingMusic thanks!
Kopaku ✊
Gotta represent.
Dude you think you get the oled upgrade?
I've actually already gotten it! My next video is gonna feature the OLED-ified Deluge!
Did you wave backwards? 🤔😂🤣
It's my patented "inverted farewell" technique.
@@JoshIsMakingMusic 😁
How is this a good idea for writing songs?
Are you kidding me??