Behringer JT-4000 Micro - Dawless Experiment | Generative Ambient

This video explores the dawless possibilies of ‪@behringer‬ JT-4000 Micro connected up to a Raspberry Pi running a generative PD patch. Watch as I got through the process of setting up the Raspberry Pi with JT-4000 and Pure Data. This is beginner friendly and suitable for anyone wishing to do some low cost generative music experiments.
Here are some useful resources to assist you, if you wish to replicate this experiment:
Pure Data Generative Sequencer Patch: www.3dims.co.u...
Setting Up A Headless Raspberry Pi: • Behringer JT-4000 Micr...
Simple Raspberry Pi NAS: • Simple Raspberry Pi NA...
Simon Hutchinson's 'Intro to Pure Data': • Intro to Pure Data 1: ...
Behringer Store: amzn.to/3vVgFO9 (affiliate link)
At less than £50, this little beauty can do lush pads and 90's retro trance sounds 'til the cows come home. But how does it get on without a DAW? Is it a bargain synth destined for your experimental generative setup, or just a toy???
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[@Raku777]

Thanks for sharing. I am impressed with your set up and your ability to get the JT 4000 hooked not only on Pure Data but also through the Raspberry Pi and even a Eurorack! The music is very good too.

[@3dims]

Thanks my friend. Appreciate you stopping by and leaving a comment. Have a good one!

[@Raku777]

@@3dims I got a JT-4000 and am enjoying experimenting with it. I recently composed something using its ARP, slowing down the BPM from one of its menus, and then running the output through a Microcosm Hologram and which a granular synthesizer in disguise. The music came out beautiful. In any case, thanks again for your video, you were one of about four videos that inspired me to get one.

[@3dims]

@Raku777 love it

[@ShilohJanowick]

loving this connection of software and hardware to build an environment tailored to your musical language! great video.

[@3dims]

Thanks for stopping by and sharing your thoughts. The Raspberry Pis are wonderful little (affordable) devices which have so much scope - I’m still just scratching the surface, but hope to go deeper.