1:41 question for you….how do you get the sequence to continue to play and you are now able to play on top of it with the keys. Is there an external device looping the beginning sequence? Thanks!
I have a strong background as a JMJ fan (who firstly inspired my to follow my passion for music) (besides Vangelis, Kitaro, Klaus Schulze, Edgar Froese etc), so, yes, you can find such elements in my music!
@@AlbaEcstasy Thanks for sharing about this. I am a fan of the same and have been inspired too. Jarre had a very distinctive style within the field, though all of them had their vibrational signature. I did like how you reinterpreted the Oxygene theme in the video, the softer rhythm brings out something very flowing. My music is even more drone like, but I have recently gotten an S1 that is still in the mail reaching me. I might try to encorporate this more rhythmic theme into the drone.
I use my S1 and t8 with a multi track and iv not synced them together yet I v just matches BPM and pitch so there at same speed and same key and make one track at at time then keep layering then I mix it down at the end
Microcosm is such a great product, the music is very inspiring and this little Roland is.....well designed, but i have too much volcas collecting dust as gear gets better but its surely worth its price. The Microcosm (here in Europe) is expensive because one would have to import it from the US by now and in my opinion there are better alternatives. But im sure it has its value once its becoming part of a good setup.
Lately I had a few offers to sell my Microcosm - but it's a keeper. And even for effects I am more inclined to use virtual effects for production reasons (much easier to do automations), it's great to already have a source - drones for example - having such an effect hardware could be a true time saviour. And as you said, it's pretty hard to get one in EU. I was lucky that Hologram sent me one!
awesome jam!!! one question - how do you make individual voices of the polyphony in a step sound so different? Can you set different synth parameters to each voice, within the same step? I'm just beginning my S1 adventure and haven't found the way to do it yet..
Thank you for your intensive work on this video, you did a wonderful job. Tomorrow I get my Roland S-1, but I'm afraid it will take me many, many more hours to create similar sounds.
@@AlbaEcstasy I already ordered mine. Do you have any recommendations for some printed materials supporting me to understand setup and/or usage? On the yt videos I see only mooving hands over black knobs, but these doesn't help me too much. Hard to follow and understand the main concepts and the details.
It is debatable: really depends on user’s taste and preferences. In matter of sound there’s no difference until you start to Draw and Chop on the S-1. Plus the effects and a diving menu. I found the S-1 to be more fun than the SH-01a. But, sure, you can tweak the SH-01a more easily.
1:41 question for you….how do you get the sequence to continue to play and you are now able to play on top of it with the keys. Is there an external device looping the beginning sequence? Thanks!
He is using multitrackint, probably in a daw. He recorded the arpeggio sequence first, then added the new sounds over it.
More people should be doing stuff like this to showcase their synths.
Fantastic!
I'm quickly narrowing my list down to the S-1.
You won’t regret it
Really good. Bravo!
Thanks for sharing. Did you get inspired by Jarre's Oxygene? The S1 does capture its spirit well!
I have a strong background as a JMJ fan (who firstly inspired my to follow my passion for music) (besides Vangelis, Kitaro, Klaus Schulze, Edgar Froese etc), so, yes, you can find such elements in my music!
@@AlbaEcstasy Thanks for sharing about this. I am a fan of the same and have been inspired too. Jarre had a very distinctive style within the field, though all of them had their vibrational signature. I did like how you reinterpreted the Oxygene theme in the video, the softer rhythm brings out something very flowing. My music is even more drone like, but I have recently gotten an S1 that is still in the mail reaching me. I might try to encorporate this more rhythmic theme into the drone.
*one synth challange*
*uses multible synth*
*creates beautiful music*
I use my S1 and t8 with a multi track and iv not synced them together yet I v just matches BPM and pitch so there at same speed and same key and make one track at at time then keep layering then I mix it down at the end
reminds me a bit of Tangerine Dream in the early eighties (the era with Johannes Schmoelling) 👍
Sounds good, dude🎉
Microcosm is such a great product, the music is very inspiring and this little Roland is.....well designed, but i have too much volcas collecting dust as gear gets better but its surely worth its price. The Microcosm (here in Europe) is expensive because one would have to import it from the US by now and in my opinion there are better alternatives. But im sure it has its value once its becoming part of a good setup.
Lately I had a few offers to sell my Microcosm - but it's a keeper. And even for effects I am more inclined to use virtual effects for production reasons (much easier to do automations), it's great to already have a source - drones for example - having such an effect hardware could be a true time saviour. And as you said, it's pretty hard to get one in EU. I was lucky that Hologram sent me one!
Wonderfull sounds ! I have it too and really like it !
Very nice! Thank you!
Very nice!
awesome jam!!! one question - how do you make individual voices of the polyphony in a step sound so different? Can you set different synth parameters to each voice, within the same step? I'm just beginning my S1 adventure and haven't found the way to do it yet..
Thanks! Yes, you can record the movements of the knobs to make it sound this way.
Great use of that little box. I love mine!
Thank you for your intensive work on this video, you did a wonderful job. Tomorrow I get my Roland S-1, but I'm afraid it will take me many, many more hours to create similar sounds.
Glad it was helpful! As long as you have fun creating music & sounds, nothing else maters!
@@AlbaEcstasy I already ordered mine. Do you have any recommendations for some printed materials supporting me to understand setup and/or usage? On the yt videos I see only mooving hands over black knobs, but these doesn't help me too much. Hard to follow and understand the main concepts and the details.
❤ I love it, very bewitching....is it better than the SH-01a? easier or harder to play with? Thanks
It is debatable: really depends on user’s taste and preferences. In matter of sound there’s no difference until you start to Draw and Chop on the S-1. Plus the effects and a diving menu. I found the S-1 to be more fun than the SH-01a. But, sure, you can tweak the SH-01a more easily.
@@AlbaEcstasy
Thank you for your reply,
it helps me ☺ I hesitate but I really like the "boutique" series (already have SE-02). Thanks for your videos.
Super nice!
Very cool!
What Key is this, if I may ask?
Thanks! F minor.
Which do you prefer, this or the boutique version?
The S-1 for the extra features (and sound of course). I sold my SH-01a.
great, thanks to you I got my S1. Do you sell patches for this synth?
❤
Love the one synth format. Great work!
Glad you like it!
Fantastic 😄👍
Thanks 😄