I know this video's a little long in the tooth, but I just picked up a TR-6S and this was an invaluable walkthrough. Thanks for putting this together, Jeremy. Very comprehensive and comprehensible : )
This is the video that sold me on the TR6S, and was just the first video I watched once I had it in front of me! I really appreciate your instructional style.
I went into this thinking “i dig the colors and the x0x sounds, but I already have a model:samples.” A few minutes later, I found myself on Reverb buying a used one. I had no idea this thing was so versatile!
I just played with one at a friend's studio, not reading the manual or anything - just trying to figure it out on the fly. Thought it sounded pretty good and punched above it's weight. Then I read up on it a bit. Watched some videos. Found out about the software editor and multichannel out recording via USB. Mother of god. He only uses it DAWless. Let's just say I´m really looking forward to visiting my friend again and really digging into it hooked up to a computer.
I found this was a pretty good intro for the TR-8S as well--though some of the controls are different, the functionality is basically the same. You're great at demonstrating features in a way that is (or builds toward something) musical rather than simply going through each function. That way, by following along, we have a road map for how to create our own stuff. Thanks!
Nobody ever mentions this but you can step loop multiple steps (ascending) like an arpeggiator! Was super surprised and delighted to find this when I got mine and never see anyone mention it
My puppy likes this video very much and did a great deal of extraordinarily cute head tilting while watching it with me. I think this means I should buy the thing.
Great quick demo. Sounds great. Picked up a 06s for dirt cheap that I couldn't pass up. Figured I could just have fun while on the couch or sample out the classic built in sounds. I am still learning the UI, but am super impressed. The menu diving sucks, but is what it is. Now looking at the 101 to possibly pair with it.
thank you so much Jeremy, I just picked one of these up and need help working this thing. had a tr8s but had to down size do to my life situation write now. less is better write now.
Have one on the way. Got it to go with my MC-101. I love the small form factor, that runs on batteries. Makes it so easy to build beats/jams/backing tracks on the couch, then take it into the studio, or gigs. Also great for backyard or park jam sessions. My only gripe is the grey silkscreen of SHIFT functions on it, that are almost impossible to read, even in good lighting. Should have used white or orange ink instead.
You are absolutely awesome. I was looking for a drum machine that is capable of sampling and sequencing, and your video was incredibly informative on all of the capabilities of this machine.
just got it in the mail this last week. your video has been helping me out a lot. whether you know it or not, you seem to be the only "tutorial" video on the tr-6s right now lol
If this is going to be at that 400 price point, then it's only real competition is the TR-8S which is only 160 more in a lot of places. So unless portability/space saving is essential I can't really see the value of it.
I thought the retail price was steep, but you can get them second hand for a steal. I got mine for just over £200. That's insanely good value for what you get. It's also way more portable than the TR-8S and it can run on batteries. I think there's definitely a market for this
@@rorz999 that's a great price. Retail has gone down a little in some places now, but so has the mc101 (in a lot of cases processed samples sound better than the ACB emulations). The editor for the 8s (don't know if it works on the 6?)is an awesome addition to how usable it is.
I’m so stoked about this. I own a TR-8, MC-101, VT-4 and a few Boutiques (SE-02 and both Junos)....and I’ve been looking to upgrade my TR-8..but something about the 8s I was hesitant about. This is why. It’s a perfect match to my MC & VT..and half the price of the 8s....and battery powered!! Now we just need an upgraded MX-1 to match the form factor. I’ll sacrifice tracks (as long as we keep the Aira link ports) for portability and matching form factor any day. I’ll take a free one for the idea, Roland.....
A probably dumb reason to not like these newer Roland drum machines is that I really dislike the lots of green lights - makes it look kinda cheap and tacky, instant fake fun uv light effect, or like a dime-store plastic Christmas tree.
@@rorz999 I love the lights, I'm a graphic designer/ visual artist in my day job, and it's the overload of GREEN trim and lights I don't like. I think the classiest/best looking synths ever made were the Access Virus Polar series which had white LEDs.... Visually, style wise, modern Roland synths all too often remind me of "The Munsters", and purposely tacky seventies comics, ala Ed Roth.
Great Demo but I sold the MC 101 b/c too much menu diving. Not sure why Roland won’t create an input to record in your samples. That would be a total game changer.
Looks like Roland are on fire with this guy.. like they are on a new trajectory.. I had the TR-8s and sold it but have this coming looks ideal for size and power hard to beat
Hey Jeremy ! Thanks for review, what do you think about idea add little pads for play drum by fingers ? I think it's much comfortable the little seq step button !
That’s what I was thinking. Sell my Volca Sample and get this. Pair with my mc-101 and tb-3. Except this probably costs 4X what I paid for my volca sample.
Doug Smith I think it’s supposed to be, like $399 USD....so, I mean...yeah, kinda. I got my Sample used a few years ago for like $120(something)...but I feel you get that 3 or 4x more out of it. Sequenced sample playback PLUS drum synth engine (including FM drum synthesis 🤯) and per track control with a bunch of effects!!
How would you go about making a changing song melody on 6s? (With verse / chorus parts on the variations) I have the MC101 for this purpose but don't really like it's workflow
Thanks for this, is the 6 track limit a noticeable limitation? Coming from a larger drum machine (drumbrute impact) I'm a little reluctant losing the extra drum tracks.
The DB impact is only barely larger lol. The 6 tracks on here is fine generally. It is very rare that I have a need to use 6 different drum sounds in the same pattern
One thing is destroying ‘scatter.’ The fact that they just turn sounds backward without offsetting backward sounds so they peak on beat. It’s basically useless until they fix this one thing, as it completely disrupts flow. This looks like a perfect machine for playing live, i have the full size original TR-8, but i’d rather not bring it on a plane. So TR-6s it is. Looking forward to getting my custom classic drum machine samples on it!
It feels like a lot to get your head around. Like the DX7 back in the day, it does a lot, but you have to have a good mental model of which menus you are diving for. I feel like this can do what both Elektron “Model” machines do for just a little bit more money, but you have to spend more time setting up your kits.
You Sold me this one, I'm on a quest to discover the best standalone box for me, my dream box is MC 707, one I will have one, but until then TR6S will be my Main standalone box. And I guess TR6S can be a excellent duo with my future MC 707.
I like 2 rows of 8 pads so much more it sucks that the pads are in a row. For me it's just more natural and hence faster and easier for me know which step/note to select with it in 2 rows of 8 pads.
This actually looks like a pretty nifty little machine. Seems like it has many of the same capabilities as the TR-8S but at a more palatable price point. The TR-8S looked interesting but I always thought it was a little expensive for what it was, especially considering you could get the Digitakt for not that much more.
@@aikighost You're probably right, although even though I think drum machines are very cool and have considered getting one many times before, I've never been able to justify having one for myself since I don't do any live performance
hi, just a quick question, i love the sound of the CR78 and would love to import the whole kit (as samples - kick, snare, etc) and use it, but i dont think I'm super sure the TR6S can actually do that, could anyone confirm this to me? great video!
I have a Deluge and I have pre-ordered this. I will use the Deluge's sequencer via midi but I have been waiting for a drum machine like this to come along, that allows for hands on sound design and manipulation. The Deluge is fantastic but using samples limits what you can do, I think I would also enjoy this as part of my workflow and live performance.
I also have question regarding long samples. That trick for playing a longer sample loop across few variations was very cool! How many samples of that type you can load into the TR-6S? And also, how easy is to unload a sample to free some space and load new one for a new kit and then unload the new sample and reload the previous one to use it with a previous kit?
Okay... so... WHY does the demo and tuts of the TR 6S sound beast, but every single demo / tut of the TR 8S sound flat and lifeless?? Isn't it the same engine?!
Btw don't know if I got a faulty device but if I power it via usb it is very very noisy for todays standards. There is hiss and a "far away" constant "peeeeeeeeeeep" sound. If I remove the usb and use batteries, 0 issue
Aaaaaand rewatching :-) at 29:29 I lost you a bit. You say "remove the triggers of variation B" but either I am too slow of you never actually show it in the video. That confuses me as the Note progression plays through A+B but if you removed triggers on B how does it finish the melody ? In short ,,, you did some huge jumps there for someone like me to follow ...
HI Jeremy. Just sold my Juno DS. Based on a few of your vids I decided to pick up an MC707 to run with Ableton and my little JDXi. What extra would this unit give me when all synched to Ableton. The important mention here is that my MAcbook Pro max's out so easy using output, vocals and more importantly softsynths. Just wondered if the 3 units together would cover most chill, ambient bases ?
Thanks for that. My little JDXi has a shed load of drums too. But as a setup, MC707, JDxi, Ableton for MMC and vocals and final mixdown. Would that be possible ?
Hey! This video is really well explained and I wanted to thank you so much for it. I bought the machine and am getting around it using this video as a tutorial. I had a question that has not been answered yet... What is Fill1 and Fill2? Cheers! :)
So I just found out (reading the owner's manual that all you need to do to access this is holding tr-rec and by turning the value knob all the way to the right, these fills are available for edit in the select variation mode. :) Cheers!
In regards to chaining pattern variations - can you have certain variations play multiple times before moving on to the next one? Like say, the original pattern plays 3 times through and then moves on to the next variation, etc?
I know this video's a little long in the tooth, but I just picked up a TR-6S and this was an invaluable walkthrough. Thanks for putting this together, Jeremy. Very comprehensive and comprehensible : )
Again, it’s not about tool. Skill matters. Battery and usb power is a must have feature these days.
This is the video that sold me on the TR6S, and was just the first video I watched once I had it in front of me! I really appreciate your instructional style.
Great, now I'm GASsing to replace my Volca Sample, and I haven't even used my Volca Sample in ages.
I've just ordered mine to do just that.
Story of my life. I'm still waiting to get good at my Circuit 😂
These comments sum it all up
Can’t it be both? Lol
I went into this thinking “i dig the colors and the x0x sounds, but I already have a model:samples.” A few minutes later, I found myself on Reverb buying a used one. I had no idea this thing was so versatile!
Same here.
Have one on the way now 😻
I just played with one at a friend's studio, not reading the manual or anything - just trying to figure it out on the fly. Thought it sounded pretty good and punched above it's weight.
Then I read up on it a bit. Watched some videos. Found out about the software editor and multichannel out recording via USB. Mother of god. He only uses it DAWless.
Let's just say I´m really looking forward to visiting my friend again and really digging into it hooked up to a computer.
jeremy how dare you make this look so fun and easy
Whoever says it's not easy and fun to make music is a liar or is playing the wrong instruments
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I found this was a pretty good intro for the TR-8S as well--though some of the controls are different, the functionality is basically the same. You're great at demonstrating features in a way that is (or builds toward something) musical rather than simply going through each function. That way, by following along, we have a road map for how to create our own stuff. Thanks!
Nobody ever mentions this but you can step loop multiple steps (ascending) like an arpeggiator! Was super surprised and delighted to find this when I got mine and never see anyone mention it
Never seen anyone do this! Mind explaining how?
@@maverickpandayou hit step loop and press multiple steps at the same time.
Capt Pikant mentioned, i think.
Thanks for even making this video way more clear than owners manual video.
That techno driven 2nd performance is Insane and is exactly what I’m looking to create 🤘🏻
Seconded. FM ftw.
My puppy likes this video very much and did a great deal of extraordinarily cute head tilting while watching it with me. I think this means I should buy the thing.
partly your fault I have a puppy anyway, so there's that
Great quick demo. Sounds great. Picked up a 06s for dirt cheap that I couldn't pass up. Figured I could just have fun while on the couch or sample out the classic built in sounds. I am still learning the UI, but am super impressed. The menu diving sucks, but is what it is. Now looking at the 101 to possibly pair with it.
thank you so much Jeremy, I just picked one of these up and need help working this thing. had a tr8s but had to down size do to my life situation write now. less is better write now.
*right
As with anything cool, I want it
Have one on the way. Got it to go with my MC-101.
I love the small form factor, that runs on batteries.
Makes it so easy to build beats/jams/backing tracks on the couch, then take it into the studio, or gigs.
Also great for backyard or park jam sessions.
My only gripe is the grey silkscreen of SHIFT functions on it, that are almost impossible to read, even in good lighting.
Should have used white or orange ink instead.
You are absolutely awesome. I was looking for a drum machine that is capable of sampling and sequencing, and your video was incredibly informative on all of the capabilities of this machine.
17:40 hell yeahhh..
29:06 for the hell yeah
Great video! Just bought one, watched most of the videos & this is one of the best. Thanks! 🥁🔊💥
just got it in the mail this last week. your video has been helping me out a lot. whether you know it or not, you seem to be the only "tutorial" video on the tr-6s right now lol
I bought one on the strength of this video. I fucking love this box.
If this is going to be at that 400 price point, then it's only real competition is the TR-8S which is only 160 more in a lot of places.
So unless portability/space saving is essential I can't really see the value of it.
Based on the product pages this also comes with a few more ACB tones and double the amount of stock samples, which may matter to some.
I thought the retail price was steep, but you can get them second hand for a steal. I got mine for just over £200. That's insanely good value for what you get. It's also way more portable than the TR-8S and it can run on batteries. I think there's definitely a market for this
@@rorz999 that's a great price. Retail has gone down a little in some places now, but so has the mc101 (in a lot of cases processed samples sound better than the ACB emulations).
The editor for the 8s (don't know if it works on the 6?)is an awesome addition to how usable it is.
I’m so stoked about this. I own a TR-8, MC-101, VT-4 and a few Boutiques (SE-02 and both Junos)....and I’ve been looking to upgrade my TR-8..but something about the 8s I was hesitant about. This is why. It’s a perfect match to my MC & VT..and half the price of the 8s....and battery powered!! Now we just need an upgraded MX-1 to match the form factor. I’ll sacrifice tracks (as long as we keep the Aira link ports) for portability and matching form factor any day. I’ll take a free one for the idea, Roland.....
🐻 Good luck choosing between the original TR-8, MC-101, TR-6S & Model: Samples which are all around the same price range.
For me faders are a +1 I think I would take the 6s
A probably dumb reason to not like these newer Roland drum machines is that I really dislike the lots of green lights - makes it look kinda cheap and tacky, instant fake fun uv light effect, or like a dime-store plastic Christmas tree.
I kinda agree, Razer ruined green LEDs for me :D
It comes in handy in a live setting though, so you can see what you're doing in a dark room
@@rorz999 I love the lights, I'm a graphic designer/ visual artist in my day job, and it's the overload of GREEN trim and lights I don't like. I think the classiest/best looking synths ever made were the Access Virus Polar series which had white LEDs....
Visually, style wise, modern Roland synths all too often remind me of "The Munsters", and purposely tacky seventies comics, ala Ed Roth.
Man, you really know this thing. I hope to as well, in a few years 🤣 (and thank you for pronouncing 'digitakt' properly)
this thing gets dirt-tayyy, nice✨✌🏼
It's so cute! We love it
Loving the video transition clips like the battery & performance ones
This would be awesome to travel with!
It’s amazing.
Great Demo but I sold the MC 101 b/c too much menu diving. Not sure why Roland won’t create an input to record in your samples. That would be a total game changer.
Looks like Roland are on fire with this guy.. like they are on a new trajectory.. I had the TR-8s and sold it but have this coming looks ideal for size and power hard to beat
Hey Jeremy ! Thanks for review, what do you think about idea add little pads for play drum by fingers ? I think it's much comfortable the little seq step button !
Would it be fair to say that this is exactly what my Volca Sample wishes it was?
yes
I’m giving my 12 year old son my beloved Volca Sample when this drops
Yes but also more money
That’s what I was thinking. Sell my Volca Sample and get this. Pair with my mc-101 and tb-3. Except this probably costs 4X what I paid for my volca sample.
Doug Smith I think it’s supposed to be, like $399 USD....so, I mean...yeah, kinda. I got my Sample used a few years ago for like $120(something)...but I feel you get that 3 or 4x more out of it. Sequenced sample playback PLUS drum synth engine (including FM drum synthesis 🤯) and per track control with a bunch of effects!!
I want to start making electronic music with a tool that is affordable and suitable for beginners - is this device a good place to start?
How would you go about making a changing song melody on 6s? (With verse / chorus parts on the variations) I have the MC101 for this purpose but don't really like it's workflow
You chain patterns together
Awesome video! Can I connect this to a daw and let it record midi?
yes
To bad I got a Digitakt and Roland MC-101 recently. The Digitakt is bloody great though. It really does need those volume sliders though.
Thanks for this, is the 6 track limit a noticeable limitation? Coming from a larger drum machine (drumbrute impact) I'm a little reluctant losing the extra drum tracks.
The DB impact is only barely larger lol. The 6 tracks on here is fine generally. It is very rare that I have a need to use 6 different drum sounds in the same pattern
So this lil babe could replace Model:Samples AND Cycles?
Yep
You got the best top down on YT 😍
How do you find it in comparison to the Nord Drum 3P? (From your other awesome video :)
Completely different machines really
One thing is destroying ‘scatter.’ The fact that they just turn sounds backward without offsetting backward sounds so they peak on beat. It’s basically useless until they fix this one thing, as it completely disrupts flow. This looks like a perfect machine for playing live, i have the full size original TR-8, but i’d rather not bring it on a plane. So TR-6s it is. Looking forward to getting my custom classic drum machine samples on it!
It feels like a lot to get your head around.
Like the DX7 back in the day, it does a lot, but you have to have a good mental model of which menus you are diving for.
I feel like this can do what both Elektron “Model” machines do for just a little bit more money, but you have to spend more time setting up your kits.
A lot of muscle memory involved......but it clicks in after a while. Not to be used stand alone....a great addition to a another drum synth
Damn good video! Verz helpful info to getting creative. Amazing performance as well! Where I can come for the workshop? 😝
Shweet. I'm gonna wait til this is going for ~250. Also: might just be Jesus's favorite drum machine
Little by little I like this little one more! Although I still think it is a bit expensive ... good video Jeremy
Man there was some seriously hot and heavy techno in them there performances!
Your performance demos are legendary.
Never used anything like this buy ordering this week. I feel a bit lost watching the videos but wish me luck
You Sold me this one, I'm on a quest to discover the best standalone box for me, my dream box is MC 707, one I will have one, but until then TR6S will be my Main standalone box. And I guess TR6S can be a excellent duo with my future MC 707.
TR-6s and MC-101 together is like a portable 707... kinda. I have a 707 and I still want the little ones too.
@@mikenoface what can the tr6s do that the mc707 cant??
just made improv of tr6s and tb03 with tr editor😎
Wow, that’s a sweet piece of equipment in form and function. Nice watching someone who knows how to use/play it.
I like 2 rows of 8 pads so much more it sucks that the pads are in a row. For me it's just more natural and hence faster and easier for me know which step/note to select with it in 2 rows of 8 pads.
@22:17 that’s wonky AF 🥰
What a machine, holy shit
im stuck on this machine & the Syntakt.. anyone have any reccomendations? great video thank you!
The first user preset could have been 11, which is much more boring than 69 ;)
Hello, ive never done anything with drum machines so am a complete novice. Would this be a good one to start on
Yup or go get the mc101 these are both great instruments and are both relatively inexpensive.
Yep, or get a Korg volcano drum or volcano sample For 150 bucks and if you find yourself wanting more, upgrade to one of these
Can’t wait to get this the fact it’s so portable and runs on battery is a huge bonus as I have limited space
The LFO changing the tuning at 22 min in is so epic, definitely gotta try that when I get my hands on one!
This is the real TR6S video manual!
You are sooo good! Love the performances!! Too ⭐️
Saw that "XOXO" kit, valentine hey ? ;)
looks cool but for that price you could save more moeny and then buy a very nice synth.
Can you assign a different kit to each variation of a pattern?
Have you had a chance to find out? I've been looking for an answer of that question quite a lot.
@@legitt6093 Unfortunately, I found no way of doing it. Maybe it's something they will update in the future.
@@Christiandonaghey Maybe the only way is to manually switch the whole kit while a pattern is still playing. Thank you for the swift reply! :)
Hello guys. I would like to know that can I take my finished projects from the machine and manipulate them in a DAW?
This actually looks like a pretty nifty little machine. Seems like it has many of the same capabilities as the TR-8S but at a more palatable price point. The TR-8S looked interesting but I always thought it was a little expensive for what it was, especially considering you could get the Digitakt for not that much more.
If you buy this I guarantee within short order you'll want the TR8s. Its SOOOOO hands on. :)
@@aikighost You're probably right, although even though I think drum machines are very cool and have considered getting one many times before, I've never been able to justify having one for myself since I don't do any live performance
@@matttaylor3034 I don't play out much live myself right now (who does?). But still hardware is just more fun than looking at a DAW screen.
thanks bud excited to get into it
I kind of hated you and now I kind of love you.
Does anyone know if this comes with TR-Sync to integrate into a Serato setup?
think Digitakt and TR-6S make a good pairing?
Yes
Awesome stuff to discover, as always. Love it!! Thank you, Jeremy.
hi, just a quick question, i love the sound of the CR78 and would love to import the whole kit (as samples - kick, snare, etc) and use it, but i dont think I'm super sure the TR6S can actually do that, could anyone confirm this to me? great video!
You have to factory reset your device after the firmware update to get the kits
One of the better TR-6S videos! Nice work!
Your first kit is 69.... nice....
Lot of stuff for a … sooo cheap box!
No power supply? Just batteries or usb?
USB power
I see it can mute tracks but is there any way to solo the tracks?
Yes
love the tom!
Great walk through, rapid paced but concise, cool demo tracks too!
As with many of these devices, if you have a Deluge, you perhaps don't need it 😬
I sold my Deluge for a MC-101 and a Circuit, and I am pretty happy now ;-)
@@80iesDude45 I can't imagine selling the Deluge. It has very few limits and is super powerful and fits my workflow with no menu diving.
@@DavidDeLuge Yes!
I have a Deluge and I have pre-ordered this. I will use the Deluge's sequencer via midi but I have been waiting for a drum machine like this to come along, that allows for hands on sound design and manipulation. The Deluge is fantastic but using samples limits what you can do, I think I would also enjoy this as part of my workflow and live performance.
dude i love the color of those cables where did you get them?
Gls or seismic audio on Amazon
I also have question regarding long samples. That trick for playing a longer sample loop across few variations was very cool! How many samples of that type you can load into the TR-6S? And also, how easy is to unload a sample to free some space and load new one for a new kit and then unload the new sample and reload the previous one to use it with a previous kit?
If I didn't have a Digitkat this would be high on the list. This is great.
Tbh i am bored of Takt I might sell it and go for 6s + sp404sx. I feel that would give you a lot more creativity.
Okay... so... WHY does the demo and tuts of the TR 6S sound beast, but every single demo / tut of the TR 8S sound flat and lifeless?? Isn't it the same engine?!
Good tutorial! How the FILL IN cycle settings are stored? Are they stored within a pattern? Or within a kit?
Finally an understandable video about this baby !! Thank you so much, the help is priceless, you rock 🤘
beautiful atmosphere you created in the outro jam. Much enjoyed
Btw don't know if I got a faulty device but if I power it via usb it is very very noisy for todays standards. There is hiss and a "far away" constant "peeeeeeeeeeep" sound. If I remove the usb and use batteries, 0 issue
Aaaaaand rewatching :-) at 29:29 I lost you a bit. You say "remove the triggers of variation B" but either I am too slow of you never actually show it in the video. That confuses me as the Note progression plays through A+B but if you removed triggers on B how does it finish the melody ? In short ,,, you did some huge jumps there for someone like me to follow ...
HI Jeremy. Just sold my Juno DS. Based on a few of your vids I decided to pick up an MC707 to run with Ableton and my little JDXi. What extra would this unit give me when all synched to Ableton. The important mention here is that my MAcbook Pro max's out so easy using output, vocals and more importantly softsynths. Just wondered if the 3 units together would cover most chill, ambient bases ?
this would give you all your drum needs, in a simple sequencer. you could use the mc707 for tones and bigger samples.
Thanks for that. My little JDXi has a shed load of drums too. But as a setup, MC707, JDxi, Ableton for MMC and vocals and final mixdown. Would that be possible ?
@@kevrenshaw6177 hey bud if you havent heard of this amazing JDXI editor its gonna change your life.
jdxi-manager.linuxtech.net/#downloads
The sound button does preview the Sample now, right? Since firmware update?
One important Q: How many audio channels are available thru usb?
8 - MIX + 6 instrument tracks
really? wow, thats insane cool!
This or the 101 or the new vr that's the same size..... don't know what would be the best for someone buying there first price of gear
I think it doesn't suport pitch tuning per step, so you can't record melodies on this even manually you can't do it...
Hey! This video is really well explained and I wanted to thank you so much for it.
I bought the machine and am getting around it using this video as a tutorial.
I had a question that has not been answered yet... What is Fill1 and Fill2? Cheers! :)
So I just found out (reading the owner's manual that all you need to do to access this is holding tr-rec and by turning the value knob all the way to the right, these fills are available for edit in the select variation mode. :) Cheers!
@@Infiniphil thank you!!
In regards to chaining pattern variations - can you have certain variations play multiple times before moving on to the next one? Like say, the original pattern plays 3 times through and then moves on to the next variation, etc?
I gotta be honest- I love it when the instruments are tiny.....
Nice performance snippets @jeremy
Hola, una consulta, puedo conectar a mi TR 6S un foot controller (especificamente un UNI3 Parametric USB MIDI foot controller de Logidy)? gracias.
Oh that groove that start at around 10min is so very nice..❤
Great video! Can you create a 32 or 64 step patterns?