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My singing drum machine! Live performance

Comments

  • Diode108Diode108

    I love you so, so much.

  • VecotoVecoto

    :)

  • KorakiosKorakios

    Nice!

  • JohnnyGoodyearJohnnyGoodyear

    You have either found your one true calling or need to get out more.

    (Nicely done :)

  • VecotoVecoto

    @JohnnyGoodyear said:
    You have either found your one true calling or need to get out more.

    (Nicely done :)

    Possibly both, I think ;) Thanks!

  • HmtxHmtx

    Perhaps one will lead to the other :-)

    I like it

  • AlterEgo_UKAlterEgo_UK

    Great idea, well done! :)

  • VecotoVecoto

    Thanks for watching. I'm glad you enjoyed it :)

  • PhilWPhilW

    Nice - made me smile!

  • TritonmanTritonman
    edited June 2015

    Great job and it was fun to both the eyes and ears!

  • RUncELLRUncELL

    Cool :)

  • VecotoVecoto

    Thank you :) Setting up a 'drum' kit in Diode to have the note automation is quite a task at first, but once it's set up, jamming away with semi-random patterns over the top of it is really easy and a great way to discover ideas you didn't even know you'd had :D

  • Diode108Diode108

    So what did you do, exactly, preset a bunch of notes on each instrument? Did you choose a key and just make sure all the notes that you chose were in key? Or just you plan out the melody on each line?

  • VecotoVecoto
    edited June 2015

    @Diode108 said:
    So what did you do, exactly, preset a bunch of notes on each instrument? Did you choose a key and just make sure all the notes that you chose were in key? Or just you plan out the melody on each line?

    I tend to play by ear, so I didn't so much choose a key than just chose combinations of notes that I liked hearing. I stacked up the instruments in semi-random fashion, but ended up with 3 groups of vocals, each consisting of 4 parts, mostly playing in unison with the other vocal groups (so, kind of 4 part harmonies), but some slight variation. I added the piano samples on the lowest 4 rows and chose note automation to compliment the vocals.

    Basically, I set it up so that even if I filled the whole pattern grid with notes, it still sounded listenable! The whole thing was made from 4 short sampled notes I recorded: two vocal, two piano.

  • HernanMuzicHernanMuzic

    BIG LIKE ;-)

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