Nice one mate. I need to dig my Volcas out again, but I think if I had one of those stands, I’d integrate them back into my setup more. Too much gear, not enough space for me.
There is some EQ, some sidechain compression and some additional effects on the individual tracks. I am not using my effect pedals too much anymore as using abletons effects gives me much more creative freedom ✌🏽
If you want to record the volca sample into a DAW, but only have one stereo input, you can split it up to have two separate mono channels for left and right. This way, you can for example have all the drum elements on channel 1, by hard panning them to the left, and melodic sounds on channel 2 and panned hard right. This opens up some nice possibilities for mixing ✌🏽
Brilliant track on so many levels... awesome work on this P 1996 !
Dub Techno of the highest order 😊 Back for more
Great work. Sounds good. Shows what Volcas are capable of if you know what you're doing.
What a badass video good job dude. love your unique hifi lofi sound that you've managed to etch out with a focused set of gear.
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Nice one!
super inspiring stuff, thank you!
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such a good sound
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Very nice!
Epic as usual. In love with your approach.
Nice one! :)
Hi! Where does de voice come from?
Nice one mate. I need to dig my Volcas out again, but I think if I had one of those stands, I’d integrate them back into my setup more. Too much gear, not enough space for me.
Thank you! Yeah the stand really helps to have every nice and compact.
hello, great work! is it processed in ableton or 100% dry?
There is some EQ, some sidechain compression and some additional effects on the individual tracks. I am not using my effect pedals too much anymore as using abletons effects gives me much more creative freedom ✌🏽
So you route all volcas individually to an interface?
wait what is the stereo split technique
If you want to record the volca sample into a DAW, but only have one stereo input, you can split it up to have two separate mono channels for left and right. This way, you can for example have all the drum elements on channel 1, by hard panning them to the left, and melodic sounds on channel 2 and panned hard right. This opens up some nice possibilities for mixing ✌🏽
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Very nice!!!