Sampling rumbles is a clever way to get your rumble. I need to do a video to show how I do my rumbles. I use the modulator lfo to pitch. But I also don't use the rumble much.
Haha, thank you! I don't know the ins and outs of Overbridge or what it does, to be honest. I remember people raving about it. I should probably look it up. Thank you for watching!
Sort of off topic. But I think the Modwave might be my next purchase and I'm wondering if you could use the modwaves "motion sequencing 2.0" to drive the CC's to the electribe? That polymetric cc lanes has me obsessed!
@20:00 how did you space the samples to line up with the sample start edit?!? I have been trying to figure this out for a long time!?! Please do a video on building the multisamples?
The process is very straightforward, actually. Just make sure your many-synth sample has exactly 64 equal slices. Sample Start has 64 increments before it slips into "reverse" mode. And you can motion sequence these as well. In the ESX you can set your synth part to one "voice", or start position, and motion-sequence another "voice", and toggle back and forth between voices by toggling the Motion Sequence on/off. I wonder if this works in the ES2?
@danieklerr I must have over complicated it! I thought it split samples into 100 parts, but only 64 where accesible. In hacktribe, if you go into step edit and scroll to the last page, you can sequence the 'edit' knob. I found this valuble with the oscillator types as I couldn't get samples to line up right. On the original E2, this was not available.
Sampling rumbles is a clever way to get your rumble. I need to do a video to show how I do my rumbles. I use the modulator lfo to pitch. But I also don't use the rumble much.
Yo bro! You look like a reborn Kate Flint. Time to rejoin The Prodigy!
Dude! Haha, I love Keith Flint. And I was born in Flint. Thanks for watching. :)
huh, interesting, so that's basicallly Overbridge for Electribes - genius!
Haha, thank you! I don't know the ins and outs of Overbridge or what it does, to be honest. I remember people raving about it. I should probably look it up. Thank you for watching!
Sort of off topic. But I think the Modwave might be my next purchase and I'm wondering if you could use the modwaves "motion sequencing 2.0" to drive the CC's to the electribe? That polymetric cc lanes has me obsessed!
Since both units are Korg, it would be amazing if the parameters were the same. I'll try it later and see what comes of it.
@20:00 how did you space the samples to line up with the sample start edit?!? I have been trying to figure this out for a long time!?!
Please do a video on building the multisamples?
The process is very straightforward, actually. Just make sure your many-synth sample has exactly 64 equal slices. Sample Start has 64 increments before it slips into "reverse" mode. And you can motion sequence these as well. In the ESX you can set your synth part to one "voice", or start position, and motion-sequence another "voice", and toggle back and forth between voices by toggling the Motion Sequence on/off. I wonder if this works in the ES2?
@danieklerr I must have over complicated it! I thought it split samples into 100 parts, but only 64 where accesible. In hacktribe, if you go into step edit and scroll to the last page, you can sequence the 'edit' knob. I found this valuble with the oscillator types as I couldn't get samples to line up right. On the original E2, this was not available.