Improvised Acid Techno Jam with Behringer RD-9 and TD-3. Improv Nr. 3
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- A basic improvised acid techno track. The goal was to "play" the RD-9 live, as much as possible, so only the cymbal crash was pattern-chained. Effects provided by Yamaha A4000 sampler.
somewhere out there is a dude with a 909 gathering dust who's very upset at Behringer for making the best clones yet and 'devaluing' his machine.
But yet without them, we wouldn't have sweet vids like this of people just messing around on hardware and having a great time. I'll probably snag one of their 9s soon to go with the '808' and '303' :D
Damn dude. I'm definitely feeling a higher state of consciousness 😉
lol
Strong Josh Wink vibes for sure.
@@ShonnDaylee yup 😎
BANGIN! Brings me back to my NYC youth in the early to mid 90s!
classic old school acid techno. its a sound system banger! thank you.
This kind of Old school Acid music is always banger!
Cool jam. Lovin' rhe old-skool feel.
This was awesome man please keep it up
very nice! Gotta love some acid :)
The bassline here was really good! More like this tbh 🔥
Love it, im considering getting this exact set up! Looks.so fun. 😎
Vraiment cool
Awesome , I watch another guy called adult karate here on TH-cam he does a lot with the 303s love it
Good job! Maybe add a proper distortion box to TD-3 and this setup will sound even better. 😎
Nice! Are you using the built-in distortion on the TD-3?
Nice!
Oh! Cool !👍 ACIIID🙂
Network 23 "Spiral Tribe" good sound 😝
gg
Aaaahhh... So Missile / Pump Panel likish.😄
Brutal
Top👍
Very nice :)
I like the rd9 Drums too. Makes fun using more than only one td3
Nice 👍👍👍
PROPA ACID MATE. ☯️😁😜
Alright now...
Buy a used TR8 for 200 quid and a Behringer for just over a 100 and do it yourself.
Done the job. Just missing an underlying Bassline to drive it along. Good enuf though.
The RD9 kick is pretty much absent, no depth to it, it's all high frequencies. Recording is bad dude
But it kicks asses anyway ❤
@@cmonlive4442 not really, just bad. There are some pretty cool live performances tho, this is not even close to good.
@@tonybucks5709 no it still kicks ass, you're just being shitty and unwilling to overlook the flags to appreciate the overall composition. it is at least close to good.
@@vatnikmcgopnik4928 i have both the TR909 and RD9, also the TR-09 boutique, the 2 Roland sounds really close and actually the TR-09 having that internal compressor, sounds amazing. The Behringer RD9 sounds awful. You have no idea what you're talking about, your mom is shitty. Show some respect, otherwise stay alone in your lonely life
To be honest, the average listener of a dance music track wouldn't even know what a Roland TR-909 even is, and will only care about the overall song. I think the buttons and knobs on the RD-9 are way too stiff; a real 909 or din-sync/steda replica would have much nicer buttons. I compared my dry RD-9 to dry samples of TR-909s, and the difference in sound was too small to me to justify spending thousands of USD on it. All of them generally need heavy outboard effects (don't own any yet) to sound like your favorite famous artist, who is probably using 909 samples/plugins in a DAW anyway. Having a real 909 would be cooler, but every video I make with the RD-9 has a rating of 95% or better, so the general audience thinks the RD-9 sounds perfectly fine, together with other instruments, in a mix.