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Thanks! There are actually some overdubs as my mixer has midi out and I can sync my synths with recording, almost like in DAW. The drums were happy accident of sorts. It's not actually a drum machine but analogue synth made to play percussions (Minilogue XD) and I think I double tracked those to create more complex patterns.

Happy new year to you as well, my friend! 🙂

Hi, thanks for taking your time to write a nice comment. I'm always happy that my music touches someone in a good way. I wouldn't say it came from a bad place, there's nothing bad about feeling emotions of any kind. :)

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Thank you for the kind words! I'm glad you like it.

Thanks a lot! It's been a rough ride lately, but I think the relief is up to come. Be well!

@ I hope so, be well my friend 🙂

That's very kind of you! I really appreciate your feedback!

Thanks! It would be epic, I don't want to promise anything yet, music is my hobby and such projects take time. I have always more ideas than space for making them happen lol :)

Thanks so much, made my day! If you want I can share the settings for the Korg NTS-1 FX as I think that was main reason for sounding good. (there was a bit of ensemble effect, high pass delay and a lot of hall reverb). My guitar has old strings and doesn't sound very well on its own. My plaing was indeed a bit sloppy, but there are no wrong notes, just bad recoveries. :)

Hi! I've recorded guitar live directly to Tascam Model 12 (my main mixer). I plugged audio out (monitoring) from Zoom H4N Pro to submixer (Bast Dude) and then to Korg NTS-1 for effects, then to Model 12. I usually don't process my jams in post if not necesarry (sometimes maybe bit of EQ if I get bass levels wrong). Considering buying DI box and plugging condenser mic thru NTS-1. It really sounds good, was impressed by clarity even for accoustic sounds. Another option would be plug the mic directly to Model 12, but its effects don't impress me (I use some of them for drum parts tho).

@kayacura.music1 Thanks for your answer. I would like to mix acoustic instruments on electronic background but yet haven't found a context. After i saw your setup, i tried to use my recorder (tascam dr44wl) same way. Yes, it sounds better than jack outputs.

@@alikecelioglu1109 Yeah, I!m finding it pretty tricky to mix synth/complex sounds with accoustic - or even worse electro-accoustic sound from like piezzo pick-ups and digital pianos). Sometimes I feel that the rich harmonics "eat" some crucial frequencies and make sounds of instruments weird/dull. I think that one option is having some kind of sidechain compression going on, but it's tricky outside of DAW. Never really got into this kind of dynamic mixing as it needs much more HW.

@@kayacura.music1 I guess, Arrangement is the key. Yes, electronic setup is dominant and energetic. But sometimes i need acoustic fretboard to improvise. I couldn't arrange it yet.

Thanks for kind words! I've checked some of the videos you have posted. What kind of app do you recommend for iPad? I borrowed iPad Air from my colleague to give it a try. Tried Koala Sampler (the basic version) and about to try Cubasis (I have Cubase on my PC, so should be easy learn). Thanks a lot.

@ for live work and as a great interface between apps get AUM. It’s like a mixer for sound and midi. It can also record too. It what I was using in the last video.

@@SěmtêxČØŴv2.0 Great I'll give it a try, thanks a lot

Thanks for kind words! I'm good here!

:D To by bylo srandovní!

It does! The sound coming from the pipes is just massive plus the reverb from the huge room. Hard to translate thru recording, even if I tried to EQ it in post. I brought just my little field recorder from Zoom. To catch the "body" of the organ, it would need more mics and place them in 3D, I suppose.

@ yeah I was thinking that too. But it sounds awesome, and you make it shine.

@@SěmtêxČØŴv2.0 Glad you like it! I wasn't even sure if I want to record anything. I was just messing around. But you know, my chanel is not about finished and produced stuff It's more about sharing excitement for creating and exploring music.

@@kayacura.music1 I should listen to your words my friend 👍

Nice to see you around brother, always happy listening your jams!

Cheers! I've not tried to use one, as I don't own one. I might give it a try as we have couple of them at work (I work in primary school and we use them for some basic music creations). I just can't find time and resources to try new workflows. Thanks for ideas!

@@kayacura.music1 I’m putting my studio back together right now. Do a little demo soon.

@@SěmtêxČØŴv2.0 awesome!

Means a lot to me! Cheers.

Good to know, thanks. I've had mine for years and never had problems. Would be a deal braker for live performance tho. :/

Thanks a lot! I'm happy you like it. I had three melody patterns saved which kind of evolved the tune to more song-like track. It just didn't remember one of them everytime when switching in between. Not sure what's wrong, hope it's not the memory chip and it's just firmware issue or sth. Will post an update once I figure it out. Well, I was thinging of getting some kind of MIDI brain as Keystep Pro or MPC anyway. Beatstep Pro is cool, but it can't play chords so I use it just for drums and basslines. Cheers.

My pleasure!

Glad you you liked it! Thanks for tuning in. :)

I'm doing great! Hope you are too!

@@kayacura.music1 yes good here 👍

Thanks for nice words!

not really, central Europe

Drums are from Roland TR-8 (mostly 909 sounds). Kick and snare have a little bit of compression. The rest (hi-hats, hand clap, etc) goes through delay and for some parts of the track little bit of bitcrush to give it more texture (Zoom 70CDR) and then little bit of reverb on the mixer. There's a one cymbal and "hit" sound coming from Volca Sample with more reverb on it. All sequenced from Beatstep Pro. Hope it answers your question.

@@kayacura.music1 BRAVO!!!

Awesome dude 🤘🤘

thanks for the kind words!

Hey! Thanks for tuning in! I remember starting with Cubase and playing tones on laptop keyboard. You can start with anything really. If you already have a computer, I would recommend buying a midi controler (Arturia Keystep or similar with in built sequencer). I made a lot of tracks with this combo.

thanks for heads up!