In celebration of dRambo’s birthday

Gravitas

Here’s the entire list of tracks that I’ve uploaded onto Youtube

that feat’ or were composed directly in dRambo stand-alone.

Some are works in progress.

AUM+dRambo

For sequencing and synthesis

dReam

Conversation

Origami

Formulae

Grace

dRambo only

Wherever Love is needed

Looking’ Ahead

2.44.05 of your time

Can I get a Head nod

Faster than Light

Say WoW iiK

Light Synth early prototype
(vector synthesis)

Performance instruments

Wednesday Afternoon - Clicks n All

Euclidean iii - Soundcheck

32 step drm sequencer

Further Light Synth Experiments

feat’ Multi-tapp’d - Soundcheck - Headphones mix

‘Multi-tapp’d Taking shape - Soundcheck

WildKat + Vinnie Sage

Nyatiti I

dRambo as a Production tool in Cubasis 3 (from my forthcoming electronica album)

Pattern vii (Rough mix)

Pattern xxxiv

Pattern xxxvii

Pattern iv

Pattern v - Rough Mix

Pattern xx

Pattern xv

Pattern ix - Solomia

Just for fun

dRambo LP X Light show - also known as Just for Fun

Gravitas

For those of you who don’t know yet?

Here’s dRambo on Patchstorage.

https://patchstorage.com/platform/drambo/

Poppadocrock

Dam.
Someone’s been productive. Cheers. Great stuff.

echoopera

Mega Mega Mega!! Happy Birthday Drambo!!!! @giku_beepstreet

Poppadocrock

Well done on the visuals as well.

Gravitas

@echoopera said:
Mega Mega Mega!! Happy Birthday Drambo!!!! @giku_beepstreet

+1000

Gravitas

@Poppadocrock said:
Dam.
Someone’s been productive.

Yup, I always am.

Cheers. Great stuff.
Well done on the visuals as well.

Thank you.
🙏🏾

Gravitas

@rs2000
has 75 patches up on patchstorage.com

https://patchstorage.com/author/rs2000/

and over a 100 videos on vimeo

https://vimeo.com/user104379135

alongside contributions to the Audiob.us Drambo Wiki

https://wiki.audiob.us/doku.php?id=beepstreet_drambo&s[]=drambo

Gravitas

Tutorials and dRambo tracks from @bcrichards via his youtube channel

https://youtube.com/channel/UCX8g34WRpH3d0x_NdarjEIw

Gravitas

@0tolerance4silence

https://youtube.com/user/XrecccpX

@echoopera

https://youtube.com/user/thirt33n23

@supadom

https://youtube.com/c/WojtekDomagalski

@childofthecorndog

https://youtube.com/channel/UCeAYRLH9462FG9nvIs2frnQ

@aleyas

https://youtube.com/channel/UCeCm0N9nWAw0lph0EpQ_bJg

lukesleepwalker

Hell yeah, print it!

0tolerance4silence

Hehe... I’m not even sure if I have Drambo related public videos
Also I’m not a musician, just a nerd
But I can recommend each and every creator listed above!
HBD D!

Frank303

Great post! Love Drambo, happy birthday!

bcrichards

@Gravitas thanks mate, I’ve got some Drambo tracks as well:

Edward_Alexander

Nice! The MEGA @Gravitas playlist!

I haven’t been giving Drambo the attention it deserves lately. Been wrapped up in Loopy Pro (though I DO have a project where I’m using a Drambo AU in LP!) Maybe once the update comes out that’ll change.

Crawlingwind

auxmux

Drambo is so fun. Just had a great jam. Something amazing is coming. 🤩

Gravitas

@bcrichards added “and dRambo tracks” to the comment.

@Edward_Alexander I have it the other way around, I use Loopy Pro as auv3 in dRambo.
Looking forward to hearing your new stuff.

MrStochastic

These are highly inventive! It looks like 30 videos; but I’ve only made through the first 3rd. I really like the ( I don’t know what to call it ) baroque minimalism maybe? I like the ones with sampled instruments; but also the unpredictable meters; funny modulations, etc.
I don’t know dRambo at all; this piques my interest - but on the other hand, I’m guessing you’d get equally inventive results using any apps whatever you do.

Gravitas

@Stochastically said:
These are highly inventive! It looks like 30 videos; but I’ve only made through the first 3rd. I really like the ( I don’t know what to call it ) baroque minimalism maybe? I like the ones with sampled instruments; but also the unpredictable meters; funny modulations, etc.

Thank you.

I don’t know dRambo at all; this piques my interest - but on the other hand, I’m guessing you’d get equally inventive results using any apps whatever you do.

True, you could get similar results using other apps.
What is good about dRambo is that it’s versatile and that you can design
your own effects and synths which is a different challenge altogether.

audiblevideo

@Gravitas oooo, inspiration!

Gravitas

@sigma79
In case you missed it.
Here's links to stuff you can do with dRambo.

Enjoy,

HotStrange

I was so late to the Drambo train and I wish I wouldn’t have been. Even now I haven’t dove in as much as I should.

That said, this is really a killer app. One of those rare ones that justifies the price of an iPad alone. Imo, it can easily compete with any of the hardware equivalents out right now.

Krupa

It’s definitely an infinite source of inspiration and fiddling for me, I wish I was better at making complex things way to use in it…

If you haven’t yet seen, some inspired genius has put an attempted recreation of a buchla easel up on patchstorage in the last couple of days; takes a fair amount if fiddling to get going, but it’s definitely worth a look…

Gravitas

@HotStrange said:
I was so late to the Drambo train and I wish I wouldn’t have been. Even now I haven’t dove in as much as I should.

You're not to late.
We're just getting started.

One of those rare ones that justifies the price of an iPad alone.

Agreed.
In a recent video I showed @seonnthaproducer how to build a basic Moog Voyager.
Moog Voyager's can come in at around £4500 2nd hand.

Here's the vid.

@Krupa said:

If you haven’t yet seen, some inspired genius has put an attempted recreation of a buchla easel up on patchstorage in the last couple of days; takes a fair amount if fiddling to get going, but it’s definitely worth a look…

Yeah, I saw that as well.
I haven't had chance yet to delve into that one because I've just put together
another 32 step input sequencer which is much lighter on the iPad than my first one.
This version is turning into quite a performance tool with the new 'Clips'.
Took it for a spin last night over Sonobus.
It was fun.

auxmux

@HotStrange said:
I was so late to the Drambo train and I wish I wouldn’t have been. Even now I haven’t dove in as much as I should.

That said, this is really a killer app. One of those rare ones that justifies the price of an iPad alone. Imo, it can easily compete with any of the hardware equivalents out right now.

Yeah, devoting an iPad to just Drambo is exactly what I'm thinking. It covers so much and more than hardware.

seonnthaproducer

@HotStrange said:
I was so late to the Drambo train and I wish I wouldn’t have been. Even now I haven’t dove in as much as I should.

That said, this is really a killer app. One of those rare ones that justifies the price of an iPad alone. Imo, it can easily compete with any of the hardware equivalents out right now.

You and me both, haha 😂. I dabbled in the app but didn’t have as much time to invest in it. Thankful I had @thesoundtestroom longform tutorial and @Gravitas to teach me the ropes on the app.

@Gravitas Thanks again for the meetup. Learned a lot of new things about Drambo, Mobile music production, and lots more.

@auxmux Honestly, I get that. Seeing a few of the different ways Drambo can be used is opening a lot more possibilities than I thought.

Gravitas

@seonnthaproducer said:

@HotStrange said:
I was so late to the Drambo train and I wish I wouldn’t have been. Even now I haven’t dove in as much as I should.

That said, this is really a killer app. One of those rare ones that justifies the price of an iPad alone. Imo, it can easily compete with any of the hardware equivalents out right now.

You and me both, haha 😂. I dabbled in the app but didn’t have as much time to invest in it. Thankful I had @thesoundtestroom longform tutorial and @Gravitas to teach me the ropes on the app.

@Gravitas Thanks again for the meetup. Learned a lot of new things about Drambo, Mobile music production, and lots more.

No worries.
We've got to do it again, you do know that. 😏

@auxmux Honestly, I get that. Seeing a few of the different ways Drambo can be used is opening a lot more possibilities than I thought.

Currently dRambo on my idevice is doing visuals, sound synthesis,
effects and live looping courtesy of Loopy Pro.

It's awesome.

HotStrange

@Gravitas said:

@HotStrange said:
I was so late to the Drambo train and I wish I wouldn’t have been. Even now I haven’t dove in as much as I should.

You're not to late.
We're just getting started.

One of those rare ones that justifies the price of an iPad alone.

Agreed.
In a recent video I showed @seonnthaproducer how to build a basic Moog Voyager.
Moog Voyager's can come in at around £4500 2nd hand.

Here's the vid.

@Krupa said:

If you haven’t yet seen, some inspired genius has put an attempted recreation of a buchla easel up on patchstorage in the last couple of days; takes a fair amount if fiddling to get going, but it’s definitely worth a look…

Yeah, I saw that as well.
I haven't had chance yet to delve into that one because I've just put together
another 32 step input sequencer which is much lighter on the iPad than my first one.
This version is turning into quite a performance tool with the new 'Clips'.
Took it for a spin last night over Sonobus.
It was fun.

Awesome! Can’t wait to dive into that. I love every Moog synth I’ve owned/played, might try and replicate that myself

HotStrange

@auxmux said:

@HotStrange said:
I was so late to the Drambo train and I wish I wouldn’t have been. Even now I haven’t dove in as much as I should.

That said, this is really a killer app. One of those rare ones that justifies the price of an iPad alone. Imo, it can easily compete with any of the hardware equivalents out right now.

Yeah, devoting an iPad to just Drambo is exactly what I'm thinking. It covers so much and more than hardware.

Not a bad idea at all! I’m wanting to dive deep into that and SunVox. You can get so much mileage from just those 2.

Gravitas

@HotStrange said:

@Gravitas said:

@HotStrange said:
I was so late to the Drambo train and I wish I wouldn’t have been. Even now I haven’t dove in as much as I should.

You're not to late.
We're just getting started.

One of those rare ones that justifies the price of an iPad alone.

Agreed.
In a recent video I showed @seonnthaproducer how to build a basic Moog Voyager.
Moog Voyager's can come in at around £4500 2nd hand.

Here's the vid.

@Krupa said:

If you haven’t yet seen, some inspired genius has put an attempted recreation of a buchla easel up on patchstorage in the last couple of days; takes a fair amount if fiddling to get going, but it’s definitely worth a look…

Yeah, I saw that as well.
I haven't had chance yet to delve into that one because I've just put together
another 32 step input sequencer which is much lighter on the iPad than my first one.
This version is turning into quite a performance tool with the new 'Clips'.
Took it for a spin last night over Sonobus.
It was fun.

Awesome! Can’t wait to dive into that. I love every Moog synth I’ve owned/played, might try and replicate that myself

It's really fun to do.
I've been making snares, kicks, hihats as well
as melodic sounding stuff using the "Voyager", as I call it.
We didn't have even time to get really elaborate
so we're going to have to wait until next time.