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New Track: measured steps

echooperaechoopera
in Creations & Collaborations

I just want to say, yet again, how much i love Drambo. It is truly one of the first pieces of music creation software i have used which allows me to be me when composing. For this i will eternally be thankful to you @giku_beepstreet 👊🏼™️

Thank you on so many levels.

Anyhoo, here’s a track i pretty much got lost in via the Scenes functionality. Just a series of Samples and 1 synth and a bunch of effects to hopefully transmit you to another realm for 7 minutes and change.

Thanks for listening and watching. I hope it finds you well…

Comments

  • Edward_AlexanderEdward_Alexander

    Great stuff as usual, and you know I love the visuals!

    There’s a bunch of tutorials on the subject, but I’ll look forward to your breakdown on how that Scenes function works, and how you make it work for you!

  • LinearLinemanLinearLineman

    Energy!

  • echooperaechoopera
    edited September 2021

    @Edward_Alexander @LinearLineman Thanks for the replies. Appreciate it.

    As far as the Scene buttons, they are basically ways to save States for different effects in your set up.

    Example:
    With Scene A active you could have the CUTOFF for your Synth fully open, and on Scene B, you could have the CUTOFF almost all the way down, with the Resonance all the way up. You could then swipe between them.

    It allows you to save your Settings for your instruments in different states and manually swipe between them as you see fit during your live session. It takes a little bit of setup, but once you understand it, it is super powerful and allows you to do a lot with very little :)

  • Edward_AlexanderEdward_Alexander

    @echoopera said:
    @Edward_Alexander @LinearLineman Thanks for the replies. Appreciate it.

    As far as the Scene buttons, they are basically ways to save States for different effects in your set up.

    Example:
    With Scene A active you could have the CUTOFF for your Synth fully open, and on Scene B, you could have the CUTOFF almost all the way down, with the Resonance all the way up. You could then swipe between them.

    It allows you to save your Settings for your instruments in different states and manually swipe between them as you see fit during your live session. It takes a little bit of setup, but once you understand it, it is super powerful and allows you to do a lot with very little :)

    Thanks, I get the concept of it, and why it’s there, and what it can be useful for, it’s that “little bit of setup” that I haven’t gotten into understanding just yet. The ones where people are using it to go from A —->B, then from B——>C, then from C ——> G and then G——>E… 🤔

    It is kinda funny to me, to think about all the music that I personally have put out using Drambo, and have never touched that thing lol

    It’s like I’ve been driving a brand new Volkswagen around town for months without ever touching the gear shifter hehe…

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