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@@samgamgie-tan5980 wow dude thank you so much for the kind words! Maybe I’ll do a jam breakdown video for this track. I was meaning to start doing them anyway so this track could be the first.

@@streetdoghanoi I was talking about an Stprj file actually, to have the exaxt sounds :-) i can share my project also if you want. But i understand if you don't want to share

@@samgamgie-tan5980 hey dude, it’s funny actually as this request has made me ask myself some questions about what I’m actually doing and truth is currently I don’t know what my end game is with the jams I’m creating so I’m not going to share the project but I will make a breakdown of the sounds and general thought process behind the track. By the end of it you’ll be able to make the sounds.

@@giominor88 True that others will work but I don’t like the risk factor in getting something more generic. I dunno, these devices aren’t cheap so I don’t grudge the 20usd for some peace of mind and let’s be honest, that felt pouch is really nice.

@@streetdoghanoi No risk. Where do you think this guy sources his cables from? All that matters is that it is 12V (not more!) and with enough current to draw! My tube amp electrician was laughing at the cost Birdchord charges for an ali express cable...

@@johncarter2741 your setup sounds amazing! How you liking the mk2 Digitakt? AUM can do external clock via ableton link so here I can send clock from the Syntakt to audiobus 3, then ableton link it out to AUM. It’s a bit hacky but it works well with no noticeable latency. Portable setups are the best in my opinion and it’s crazy how long you can run these devices for from power banks.

@@streetdoghanoi love the dt2. Best thing. 8 gorgeous bars. 128 step heaven. Hey I’ll have to try midi to audiobus then Ableton. Yeah I like to write sat on sofa. Gear is all in guitar pedal case on lap. It’s more informal rather than being stuck at a damn desk.

@@johncarter2741 yeah I write better when I’m not feeling like I’m in some kind of day at the office mode. Each day I grab a piece of gear and throw it in a backpack then jam in a cafe ok my lunch break. I get a lot of good ideas from those sessions.

@@jien1983 love that I could take you back somewhere dude, thanks for watching! ❤️

@@Mrkief thank you and you’re welcome dude ❤️

@@krazywabbit thank you so much dude, first time doing any kinda of tutorial or commentary on gear but I get asked about the setups I use every time I post something so wanted to have something here to share with people. Thanks for watching dude! ❤️

@@G0nz0uk exactly that dude. I think if you have time check video 2, it describes the whole usb hub and midi aspect. Just make sure it has power in port, then you charge your iPad as you jam and power all your connected devices.

Thanks, I’ll watch that later, with this setup the can you use also use AUM and your effects apps with the Peak?

@@G0nz0uk absolutely dude. Everything I did in part one you can do to audio that comes in from an audio interface.

@@streetdoghanoi I think I need an audio interface, I put all mine through my Bluebox 1010. My iPad is old though (2017) and the port into an audio interface usually has power issues. I borrowed to a friends 2022 ipad and it works just fine. My goal is to get an ambient setup with my Peak, iPad for effects/drones, Hapax, Digitone, Digitakt.

@@G0nz0uk sounds like an upgrade would be a good idea but a used iPad Pro would be fine, just make sure the port is usb C. Also all your devices are stereo out so you need at least 6 inputs to your interface and it’s nice to have 8 so you can always add something extra if needed. I recommend the Behringer UMC1820, it’s really good and quite affordable. It also support ADAT so you can expand it in the future if you need to. Edit: oh I see the blue box has the inputs you need, how many tracks does it output over usb when you connect the iPad?

@@G0nz0uk thank you, I like to do these things so casually and go in tangents sometimes but it’s just me narrating my normal thought process 😂 Check video 3 in this series also for that question but the answer is yes, peak to audio interface to iPad.

Will do thanks! Keep up the great work mate.

@@G0nz0uk thank you dude

@@G0nz0uk hey thanks dude! And yeah that’s just something I dialed in before the jam. I usually get my melodies sorted then send it to the synths and patch from scratch. Honestly most my patches are done from the panel, I should use the modulation matrix way more than I do. The midi is over usb. If you check my third video in the iPad series that’ll show you how it’s all connected.

Oh yeah I’ll watch that too thanks! What iPad and audio interface do you use if I may?

@@G0nz0uk anything that is “class compliant” will work I think. Basically just means it doesn’t need a driver.

@@dibsyD ah dude! Lovely to find you here man! I’ll get you on other channels for a proper catch up! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Thanks dude!

@@Skiddoo42 thank you! Honestly in isolation I wouldn’t normally have upped it and I’d have done a retake but in the context of the video being more about setup than performance I gave it a pass. I play around with the scales and see if I can see what you mean but this is a new device to me so I welcome any cool tips on it, thank you!

@@streetdoghanoi You bet! The new manual is massive but I haven't taken the time to crack it yet.

@@Skiddoo42 I read a lot of it until I started actually getting some results from the torso then I forgot about it. It is a really good manual though, the overview > tech info > practical example format is just really good I think.

@@jonkirk2029 hi John, in this video it’s only job is to record the audio that’s coming from the synth via the audio interface. I am currently doing a series on the different way I use an iPad in different types of setups though, here’s a link to the playlist if you’re interested: ua-cam.com/play/PLHzgEbQwIjLdI63AWvRLZTzw6csS77g7Y.html&si=XyXnvg9_-ht3nfr3

@@streetdoghanoi Thanks!

@@jonkirk2029 you’re welcome dude!

@@tonycoon33 thank you dude!

Thank you dude! It's more of an example of how I use it as opposed to any kind of deep tutorial but I wanted to get people familiar with the app and demo a workflow as it will feature in the following two videos.

@@DanChippendaleMusic thanks Dan! Yeah the fighter twister is a controller I’ve had my eye in for a while, it’s value for me is the ability to colour code and the push click functionally also, looks like a great device! I’m new to the Syntakt but getting that surface together wasn’t too hard, loopy pro does a lot of the heavy lifting which is nice, I tried a similar setup with touch OSC but I felt it had a bit more friction and actually I just kinda like how loopy pro looks 😂 Anyway I’ll sub and check some of your jams tonight dude, thanks for the listen!

@@j.s.8933 hey dude,in the video the massive fader on the right is co trolling the sidechain from the fx block. Check out the midi implementation chart here! midi.guide/d/elektron/syntakt/

@@streetdoghanoi aw man that's awesome, need to check it out. Thanks a lot :) I am sorry this dumb question, there are quite a few parameter sharing the same CC's. How do you separate them?

@@j.s.8933 that’s not a dumb question at all and it’s the point where I say I have no idea, best just go send some ccs and see what happens 😂 Good luck dude and keep hope you can achieve your goals without having to go to midi cc school too much 😅

@@streetdoghanoi Haha, yea all this midi stuff is still bit confusing to me. I`ll do what you suggested, just playing around with and having fun. Maybe I am able to figure it out in the process. Thanks anyway :)

@@j.s.8933 no problem dude, I assure you there’s usually a bit of head scratching and confused looks going on over here before I finally get a jam together that I’m happy with 😂

@@tonycoon33 anytime dude ❤️

@@tonycoon33 thanks dude!

@@AntaresWaveLab79 it’s wild!

@@unclerm thanks man, it was a wild and unpredictable jam!

@@Dadazoid Glad you liked it dude!

Thanks dude!

Thank you!

@@NovationTV thanks for the love, your synth is awesome!

@@iosmusicman no problem dude, I’m making a video on this stuff later today so check back here soon and I should have some setup examples for you!

@@HalfBakedBeats Thanks dude and yeah it was fun putting this together. Ok not doing anything you can’t do on the device but I prefer these faders to the endless encoders on the elektron box and there’s a lot of button combos and tabbing views to get to the parameters I put on that control surface. I’m just trying to make it feel more like a TR8s in regard to immediacy.

@@Dadazoid thank you dude, I was really happy with the control surface I made for this one!

Is this Loopy app?

@@tonycoon33 yeah man loopy pro!

@@krazywabbit thanks dude, just getting to know this box but the iPad played nice with it, love this combo!

@@visisydandthevoid the iPad goes well with all setups I’ve found. Such a powerful device.

@@bo-bodad8253 thank you!

@@sndctrl just trying to turn my Syntakt into a Roland drum machine 😂

@@retali8one really glad you liked it dude and thanks for the sub!

@@BPEMETO actually my favorite is the model D, is just a monster synth. The Crave I had and is good for melodic stuff and the Edge for noise/techno. Honestly if it’s your first synth buy used and save for a Minilogue XD. It’s amazing and it’s polyphonic. That’s where I started and the logical layout of the panel plus the fact is has great onboard fx just let me get lost in noise and understand synths. But if you must chose between the two you listed you’ll learn more from the crave but you’ll explore more in the edge.

@@streetdoghanoi Thanks for the reply! The thing that I want to do with the synths is mostly without an external keyboard so I'm not that interested in cords and polyphony that much. I want just to turn knobs and make interesting patterns and sequences and rhythm... Like in our video. : ) I just bought Arturia Keylab Esential 49 mk3 and it comes with a lot of software synths so I'll get this kind of sounds that way. : ) By the way when I get the Crave and the Edge and may be the TD-3-MO ... should I look into buying Model D or Neutron?

@@BPEMETO can’t speak for the Neutron (heard it’s awesome) but everyone should try the Model D, it’s just one of the best synths and you need good bass which it delivers so it has a place in your list.

@@streetdoghanoi Hi. Sorry to bother you again, but I just found out about Arturia MiniBrute 2S The price is less than the Crave and the Neutron together. Would you say that it is the better choice to start with semi-modular synths?

@@BPEMETO wow I’d never even heard of it hit a brief skim on google tells me it’s wild. I think it’s a good option but I’m speaking based on looking at the panel, you have to decide if you like the sound because at the end of the day the sound is the most important thing.

Thank you! I’ve updated the description with the apps list now. Sorry I should have done that previously but initially I thought I would give this jam a redo. It kinda grew on me though so I let it be!

Thank you dude! The sample I used was a simple saw preset from an arp odyssey app but a saw is a saw and this patch is easy to recreate. Some gear is technically appropriate to a task and works well in most use cases but sometimes there’s gear that is just made to go in journeys with. This is one of those. Hadn’t had that feeling since I jammed out a korg Arp Odyssey.

“Go in journeys with”. Hell yea

Wow thank you so much dude! Very happy you like the track and looking forward to your next show!

@@streetdoghanoi do you have a soundcloud/mixcloud/bandcamp - can't seem to find you elsewhere

Thank you so much for the kind words dude and I’ll check out your jams also!

Hey dude thank you for that! Honestly this was a day two of owning it jam and you can see me turning dials that aren’t affecting stuff because I don’t fully understand it when I recorded this. I actually sold it on because I keep a kinda gear in gear out policy so the hobby doesn’t cost me too much money but I did really like the Edge, I just can’t see me using it in a live scenario. My only intention for this one was to max that bpm clock and see what noises I could get out of it, I dunno, I just felt it maxed out at a high enough speed to do some cool stuff, the rest is pure exploration. Check out my other stuff if you like this though dude, I make a lot of unnecessarily long jam videos 😂

Thank you dude!

I think so also, it’s use case is very focused to percussive noises but it can be pushed much further than that. I’m looking forward to the last of the Moog Stufio clones being released (the Spice) as that was always the most interesting of the trịo for me.

@@streetdoghanoi If you get the opportunity, I highly recommend trying it in combination with a Eowave Quadrantid Swarm. That thing blows the Subharminicon out of the water, in terms of what sounds it can produce.