Thanks mate, I really enjoy setting an evening each week aside to just knock something up like this. I checked out some of your videos, you can do some insane looking flips! I hope you're still at it!
@@tinygregmusic Thanks! i am not into that atm because i am obsessed with music and i recently started producing electronic music.Thanks again for the good vibes!
Also love how most of your songs have sort of a second vignette introduced, often sort of a morph from the first part. In bigger picture it's kind of like call and response or a dialog. Sorry if I'm overthinking your ideas for you.. Hahaha. Anyway, dope, once again.
I'm pretty impressed that you noticed to be honest! I do try to incorporate some kind of switch up half way through to keep it interesting. It's a little bit because I find it fun but also a little bit to keep people entertained watching my videos. :)
the transition at 2:00 was absolutely phenomenal! thank you TinyGreg, I really appreciate this jam 🤗 I've just got my hands on my first ever machine, Digitakt. any recommendations or tips would be much appreciated :)
Thanks so much for your kind words! I'm always appreciative of nice comments, they keep me going! The Digitakt is a fantastic piece of gear, make sure to read the manual so you can get to grips with all of the functionality it has to offer. Beyond that all I can say is practise as much as you can and experiment as much as you can, especially with the new machines it has. Like werp. I usually set aside time to experiment with no intention of actually making music. Then I can apply what I've learned at a later time when I'm in the mood. I've been asked to make some workflow videos to show how I put my performances together. There'll definitely be some Digitakt ones on the way. If you're interested then please subscribe and keep an eye open 🤠
Digging the envelope filter bits a lot. I recently ran a Flanger into an envelope filter and it was a blast. Surprised I'd never thought to do it. Are you the guitar player in Tiny Greg, too?
I'm the everything in TinyGreg :) I actually started out as a guitarist before discovering Synths and Samplers. The envelope filter was a happy accident, I think the best way to make music is to just approach everything blind and experiment in weird ways. Okay maybe it's not the BEST, but at least its the most fun way!
@@tinygregmusic hahaha Tiny Greg is a good thing to be everything of. I really enjoy your playful/ thoughtful art work. I also stared on the strings and found these wild little boxes. Filters can get so deep, sometimes we are standing on the edge of jump; and then we jump. There is a story element to all of this - this will sound incredibly pretentious but the same way a jazz pianist can be lyrical with dynamics, like water, so can filters, and more dramatically, tell stories... ha. Well, hope not to be spoiling your comments.
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Thanks for uploading this, I'm really enjoying listening to your jams Tiny
Thanks buddy, I'm really enjoying the feedback that I get from them lol
your music is great mate! thanks for uploading so often.
Thanks mate, I really enjoy setting an evening each week aside to just knock something up like this.
I checked out some of your videos, you can do some insane looking flips! I hope you're still at it!
@@tinygregmusic Thanks! i am not into that atm because i am obsessed with music and i recently started producing electronic music.Thanks again for the good vibes!
No worries man, let me know when you have something on TH-cam I can listen to. Good luck with producing!
Also love how most of your songs have sort of a second vignette introduced, often sort of a morph from the first part. In bigger picture it's kind of like call and response or a dialog. Sorry if I'm overthinking your ideas for you..
Hahaha. Anyway, dope, once again.
I'm pretty impressed that you noticed to be honest! I do try to incorporate some kind of switch up half way through to keep it interesting. It's a little bit because I find it fun but also a little bit to keep people entertained watching my videos. :)
the transition at 2:00 was absolutely phenomenal! thank you TinyGreg, I really appreciate this jam 🤗
I've just got my hands on my first ever machine, Digitakt. any recommendations or tips would be much appreciated :)
Thanks so much for your kind words! I'm always appreciative of nice comments, they keep me going!
The Digitakt is a fantastic piece of gear, make sure to read the manual so you can get to grips with all of the functionality it has to offer. Beyond that all I can say is practise as much as you can and experiment as much as you can, especially with the new machines it has. Like werp.
I usually set aside time to experiment with no intention of actually making music. Then I can apply what I've learned at a later time when I'm in the mood.
I've been asked to make some workflow videos to show how I put my performances together. There'll definitely be some Digitakt ones on the way. If you're interested then please subscribe and keep an eye open 🤠
Digging the envelope filter bits a lot. I recently ran a Flanger into an envelope filter and it was a blast. Surprised I'd never thought to do it. Are you the guitar player in Tiny Greg, too?
I'm the everything in TinyGreg :) I actually started out as a guitarist before discovering Synths and Samplers. The envelope filter was a happy accident, I think the best way to make music is to just approach everything blind and experiment in weird ways. Okay maybe it's not the BEST, but at least its the most fun way!
@@tinygregmusic hahaha
Tiny Greg is a good thing to be everything of. I really enjoy your playful/ thoughtful art work.
I also stared on the strings and found these wild little boxes. Filters can get so deep, sometimes we are standing on the edge of jump; and then we jump. There is a story element to all of this - this will sound incredibly pretentious but the same way a jazz pianist can be lyrical with dynamics, like water, so can filters, and more dramatically, tell stories... ha. Well, hope not to be spoiling your comments.
Not at all, I know exactly what you mean and you put it in words far better than I could! 😊