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Drambo and Banjo

LorichsLorichs
in Creations & Collaborations

I made this little session using drambo together with Banjo.

Comments

  • SamuSamu

    What A Trip! (In a very good way).

    I kept on thinking 'what will happen next?' and din't want it to end :sunglasses:

  • NoiseHorseNoiseHorse

    Awesome! Great playing dude! I’ve been resisting buying big D all these years but now my eyes have finally been opened…

  • tahichetahiche

    Awesomeness!. Great playing.
    Question… How do you record this for the video?. I mean Drambo + Banjo.
    Great job, congrats 🙌🤟👏👏

  • Wrlds2ndBstGeoshredrWrlds2ndBstGeoshredr

    That was fun. Post more!

  • LorichsLorichs

    Thanks @Samu 😊

    Thanks Have a nice Drambo journey @NoiseHorse

    @tahiche said:
    Awesomeness!. Great playing.
    Question… How do you record this for the video?. I mean Drambo + Banjo.
    Great job, congrats 🙌🤟👏👏

    I use a Røde lavalier go and plug it, and my head phones, into a Røde SC6
    https://rode.com/en/accessories/adaptors-cables/sc6.
    Then i just let Drambo’s audio input do its thing along with TB compressor and EQ and drambis Delay.
    And then i export a stem so instead of a screen recording sonthat the click track won’t be recorded.

    Thanks @Wrlds2ndBstGeoshredr 😊 i’ll look in to it 😉

  • Wrlds2ndBstGeoshredrWrlds2ndBstGeoshredr

    I got a banjo a few years ago but after 40+ years of playing guitar I could not get used to the thumb playing a high note on the offbeat. The banjo went into the closet. Eventually I got the claw hammer groove down on ronroco, but I have yet to get the banjo back out and try it again.

    Your piece really works in that the groove is so electronic and machine music sounding, and then the banjo humanizes it. I love the contrast.

  • PaulieworldPaulieworld

    Based on the title, I had doubts. I am really glad I clicked on this! What a great combo of trance and bluegrass. Never heard anything like that before. I especially liked the wood floors and bare feet. I really enjoyed this!

  • LorichsLorichs

    @Wrlds2ndBstGeoshredr comming from guitar my self i agree. The clawhammer tecnique seems very “backwards” indeed. Cool that you got it down 😎

    I’m glad that you clicked on it and i”m glad that you liked it @Paulieworld 😊

  • JanKunJanKun

    Sounds great !

  • Blipsford_BaubieBlipsford_Baubie

    That. was. awesome.

  • jwmmakerofmusicjwmmakerofmusic

    Fantastic! Got me inspired to try something with a banjo patch in Gadget.

  • GeoTonyGeoTony

    Brilliant, really enjoyed it, inspired combination of sounds 🙏

  • Edward_AlexanderEdward_Alexander

    Excellent use of Drambo, the Blueboard, and nice banjo playing!

  • HotStrangeHotStrange

    Missed this the first time around. A random blend of 2 worlds that actually works!

  • LorichsLorichs

    Hey guys. Thanks for your support 😊

    Here is another banjo/drambo session. This time the tune was written by yours truely.

  • SamuSamu

    @Lorichs said:
    Hey guys. Thanks for your support 😊

    Here is another banjo/drambo session. This time the tune was written by yours truely.

    Just WOW!
    This deserves to go viral, love it!

  • LorichsLorichs

    Thanks @samu 😊

  • LorichsLorichs

    I was revisiting to some of my 15 years old recordings and came across this original banjo tune. The tune would never work in Turf Rollers, the band I play in, but I thought that it could work just fine in my “Banjo/Drambo context.
    On the original recording it only has the A-part and the B-part so the C and D part added while I was creating the electronic tracks for this video.
    I hope that you like :-).

  • Wrlds2ndBstGeoshredrWrlds2ndBstGeoshredr

    @Lorichs said:
    I was revisiting to some of my 15 years old recordings and came across this original banjo tune. The tune would never work in Turf Rollers, the band I play in, but I thought that it could work just fine in my “Banjo/Drambo context.
    On the original recording it only has the A-part and the B-part so the C and D part added while I was creating the electronic tracks for this video.
    I hope that you like :-).

    Lovely composition. On my cheap headphones it sounds like the banjo is the background instrument and Drambo the foreground.

  • LorichsLorichs

    Thanks @Wrlds2ndBstGeoshredr 😊.
    Getting a mix to sound right on different speakers is by far the hardest thing about mixing in my opinion.
    Banjo does not sound background on my phones but yes the synths are loud for sure.
    But thanks for your point 😊

  • GeoTonyGeoTony

    Subtle Pessimism was literally a toe tapper 🦶
    Self Pity… was great, lovely combination of sounds 👍

  • LorichsLorichs

    Thanks @GeoTony
    Uhh that sweet “Anibrasspoly-patch” in Moog model 15. I can’t enough of it 🤤

  • michael_mmichael_m

    I must have missed this first time around. I have a 5 string myself, but have always struggled to get the American folk sound that you have captured here. I gravitated towards Scruggs style rather than claw hammer or frailing, but think I should really try various approaches and learn some traditional songs.

    This is great, and glad I stumbled on this.

  • Wrlds2ndBstGeoshredrWrlds2ndBstGeoshredr

    @michael_m said:
    I must have missed this first time around. I have a 5 string myself, but have always struggled to get the American folk sound that you have captured here. I gravitated towards Scruggs style rather than claw hammer or frailing, but think I should really try various approaches and learn some traditional songs.

    This is great, and glad I stumbled on this.

    After I got the hang of clawhammer, I realized it was just a right hand lick that generalizes to a lot of different grooves. Once you get the lick down, it is extremely useful on any strummed instrument: guitar, ukulele, etc. One or two strums with the back of the RH nails alternating with a thumb pluck. That's all there is to it! Everything else is a variation.

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