Roland SH-4d Tutorial | Using polymeters
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ค. 2024
- Speaking of the surprising Roland SH-4D @kaankaral, a kind follower, asked me to make a step by step tutorial on how to do Shimmering Arps, a video I released a few days ago. This song of mine has polymeters inside. And here we are! Though I am still learning how to video I hope you enjoy it!
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00:00 Intro
00:37 Choosing the sounds
02:07 Step length and scale
02:55 Writing the sequences
08:09 Choosing the sound for the B part
08:34 The final result
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The more I hear this thing, the more I like it! It's like having access to much of my old roland gear without a monstruous reinvestment. I really miss my Jupiter 80. I have no doubt, that was one of the most creative beasts Roland ever made. Jupiter X certainly in the same realm, but still, think the 80 was far more capable of spanning the entire Roland experience and was all inclusive. You didn't have invest in more add-on/plug-ins. It was just there. This little guy is fantastic IMHO. Truly wish I got this before giving in to the MPC world, that I truly hate! That things got to go!
Ive been waiting for this mate
Thank you
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Let me know if you like it, mate!
Great work! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for stopping by!
thanks for making the walkthrough! Appreciate it
Thank you, I appreciate your comment as well
That was awesome!
Thank you!
Really lovely. That is a happy machine.
Yes it really is! Thank you!
Great review
Thank you!
Amazing content!
Thank you!
Nice work.
Thank you!
This is a really well done tutorial. Insta-subscribed. I hope to buy this synth.
Thank you Jason, and welcome! Let me know when you buy it ;-)
As someone who is just about to purchase one of these , you do nice clear instructions not flying through it like many TH-camrs. Grazie from the uk.
Happy to help! Thanks for stopping by!
Cool !!!
Thank you!
Wow.... this info is free caviar ...thank you
Thank you Mate! Happy to help!
Really an amazing sounding synthesizer. Does it have unison mode in any of the models?
As far as I know there is no unison mode in any model
The tips in this video are really creative polyrhythms, arp programming using dorian mode - all keep the listener hanging on ...
Thank you for your comment! Do you also like/use polymeters in your music?
I like the idea of sliding patterns making different combinations of rhythms.
I'm not sure of the settings, so I appreciate you showing us how to size and scale the patterns.
@@vantassell6454 Well, I think it's a matter of taste, there are no absolute rules. The important thing is to create something that sounds good to the ears
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Nice one.. Im not great at theory but isnt D Dorian all the white keys starting on D? (Ie a mode of C Major)
You're right! I was mistaken while making the video. That's why I then added a subtitle saying "I meant Eb dorian" :-) Thank you for your comment!
I have this synth :) I like it so far but I am pairing it along with a matriarch. I also saw behringer announced the model-15 is getting ready for production. Should i return this and get a model-d and model-15 for the same price almost ? I like this synth but I love the moog sound too
I wouldn't give the SH-4d back for a Behringer Model 15, especially if you already have the Matriarch which gives you the Moog sound you love. Roland has a sound all his own and deserves to stay, in my opinion.
@@malvinusmusic that’s exactly why i got it :) i’m barley scratching the surface with this thing. after my matriarch, i’m so used to having no presets and starting from scratch. but with the sh-4d i can pick a preset and build on it to whatever i like for my track. i guess it’s good to have it for my sonic pallete
Keep the SH, you won't regret It! 🙂
@@malvinusmusic yes make more videos :) this tutorial definetly inspired me
Thank you, very appreciated! I will!
Want to know if one can input a MIDI drum machine signal and trigger the drum sample’s on this box.
Absolutely! Check this out: th-cam.com/video/OyquYTt8ZK4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=GC5FdSnrVS1ftQhL
Thanks for this. Just ordered this. For others, when one switches off the box does the settings get saved or return to default?
@JohnSAitken you have to save the settings per pattern, then they'll get saved even when you switch off the unit. Global settings get saved as well.
what do you call polymeters ?
For example a pattern playing a sequence of 3/4 against another sequence of 4/4. Different from polyrythm which is a cross rhythm, for example triplets against eights
At first glance this looks great... but no song mode and no aux outputs. Pass.