Ive found out that when you hold the po like you did, you can sometimes connect the connections on the back of the po, and that sometimes causes glitching. Better to get a case or lay it flat
Great video content as always man! I really like how you explain processes and share best practices that are easy to understand. I’m not sure if you plan to bring this up in a future tutorial but I actually enjoy sampling drums into the melodic section. I then copy the drums from the melodic section into the drum section to get the automatic chops. This sometimes can bring some very interesting results as the chops may not always be perfect (and that’s something you want to experiment with). I scan each of the pads to see what I get and what works in combination. I also adjust the chops to taste when needed as far as the beginning or the tail end goes for the chops I want to use. Though, I mostly try to stick with the imperfection of the chops as much as possible. I typically look for the kick on 1 pad, a snare on another, and a high hat on a 3rd pad. Depending on what I hear, I’ll sometimes run a low pass kick on 1 pad and a copy of the drums, with a high passed snare and high only, on another pad. Lastly, I press the play button and hold the write button (when holding write, you should not see the write icon) to play/record my drum patterns live. You can chain empty patterns together first before recording your drums live to basically set the amount of bars you wish to record your drums into. This process, with the addition of the swing, will make your drums sound more natural versus programmed. If this is something that’s helpful, you can share this tip with others in one of your tutorials if you like. I’m open to explain more in detail if needed. Especially if my instructions aren’t clear. Keep up the great content!
Yo man that’s dope. I’ve been doing that with chops which is something I’ll obviously do a video on too. That trick for setting more than one pattern first though is really cool. Didn’t know about that I’ll definitely be trying it! Also couldn’t remember how you did that write technique I was trying so many combinations but just convinced myself I made it up and stuck to using the step seq! Will be sure to pass on the knowledge soon - thanks a lot man!
@@spvidz No problem! You definitely have to count when using the write technique and the PO will still slot your live drumming into pads it thought you pressed. Even then, this can give you a random, off beat pattern. It’s all in the experimentation. Let’s say you chained a 4 beat pattern. You hit play, hold the write button with 1 finger and use your other fingers to start drumming. It can be tricky if you’re not used to it but by watching the sequencer and counting (if you have to), you can record your live drumming into the 4 bar patterns without having to program them. If you end up disliking the off beat pattern, you can go in and adjust the steps in whichever pattern the undesired recording sits. Either way though, what works best for you is what matters. Can’t wait to see your next tutorial!
Thank you for the explanations! : I was wondering if there is a way to merge patterns, so that if I copy a pattern on another slot that the sounds that are already saved on this new slot stay there and the ones I want to copy would be added? That would at least be a great feature, if you e.g. have a melodic part and a drum pattern and want to use them separately and then combined within a song..
I think that’s because you can only have a certain amount of banks/sounds triggering. I only ever have four banks maximum. One for each drum sound and samples. I think if I tried another for bass I would get the same issue
@@spvidz Totally hear you on that. I might be missing something here, but I followed your steps. Added bass and snares on 1,5,9,13 and when I added the hats on those, it choose the hats over the other drum sounds. Ive read 4 is the max sounds at once but feel like mines only does 1 at time. Update: It overrides the bass/snare if i add hats from the same sound group but doesnt if i add it from another sound group.
I love this little sampler. Use mine constantly. Put out two albums made on it and I still can't leave it alone.
Nice yeah really liking it at the moment. Going to be doing more tricks and tips over the next few weeks hopefully! Thanks for watching again man!
bro!!!! thank you !! i have po33 untouched lol i dont know how to use it at all!! please more p0 vids!!!!
Yo man will definitely be doing more in the future, I'm sure you'll be up-and-running with it in no time!
Ive found out that when you hold the po like you did, you can sometimes connect the connections on the back of the po, and that sometimes causes glitching.
Better to get a case or lay it flat
Thanks for the info. I've never had that issue to be honest but it makes sense. I really do need to get a case!
This little sampler is powerful.
Yeah its crazy for its size. I need to do some more vids on it tbh!
got those lofi drum kits too!! awesome!!
Appreciate the support man, thanks a lot!
Aaaw this helps a lot 🙏 thank you
supremely helpful thanks so much for making this!
Glad to help 👊
Great tutorial bro!! Someone was suggesting that I get one those!🙏🏾✊🏾
Cheers man yeah they're a lot of fun and perfect if you're on the move! Love playing around with it :)
Great video content as always man! I really like how you explain processes and share best practices that are easy to understand.
I’m not sure if you plan to bring this up in a future tutorial but I actually enjoy sampling drums into the melodic section. I then copy the drums from the melodic section into the drum section to get the automatic chops. This sometimes can bring some very interesting results as the chops may not always be perfect (and that’s something you want to experiment with). I scan each of the pads to see what I get and what works in combination. I also adjust the chops to taste when needed as far as the beginning or the tail end goes for the chops I want to use. Though, I mostly try to stick with the imperfection of the chops as much as possible. I typically look for the kick on 1 pad, a snare on another, and a high hat on a 3rd pad. Depending on what I hear, I’ll sometimes run a low pass kick on 1 pad and a copy of the drums, with a high passed snare and high only, on another pad. Lastly, I press the play button and hold the write button (when holding write, you should not see the write icon) to play/record my drum patterns live. You can chain empty patterns together first before recording your drums live to basically set the amount of bars you wish to record your drums into.
This process, with the addition of the swing, will make your drums sound more natural versus programmed. If this is something that’s helpful, you can share this tip with others in one of your tutorials if you like. I’m open to explain more in detail if needed. Especially if my instructions aren’t clear.
Keep up the great content!
Yo man that’s dope. I’ve been doing that with chops which is something I’ll obviously do a video on too. That trick for setting more than one pattern first though is really cool. Didn’t know about that I’ll definitely be trying it! Also couldn’t remember how you did that write technique I was trying so many combinations but just convinced myself I made it up and stuck to using the step seq! Will be sure to pass on the knowledge soon - thanks a lot man!
@@spvidz No problem! You definitely have to count when using the write technique and the PO will still slot your live drumming into pads it thought you pressed. Even then, this can give you a random, off beat pattern. It’s all in the experimentation. Let’s say you chained a 4 beat pattern. You hit play, hold the write button with 1 finger and use your other fingers to start drumming. It can be tricky if you’re not used to it but by watching the sequencer and counting (if you have to), you can record your live drumming into the 4 bar patterns without having to program them. If you end up disliking the off beat pattern, you can go in and adjust the steps in whichever pattern the undesired recording sits. Either way though, what works best for you is what matters. Can’t wait to see your next tutorial!
@@unanimousarts awesome man will have a try of this this weekend!
Very helpful
Thank you for the explanations! : I was wondering if there is a way to merge patterns, so that if I copy a pattern on another slot that the sounds that are already saved on this new slot stay there and the ones I want to copy would be added? That would at least be a great feature, if you e.g. have a melodic part and a drum pattern and want to use them separately and then combined within a song..
tks bro! helped me a lot
Glad to hear that! 🙌
Awesome! Thanks
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So close to 10k!!!
Yeah man might even hit it next week 😱 can’t believe it. Thanks for the support!
Thanks
Thanks man, just solified my decision to get on of these
They’re a lot of fun man yeah! Been making some good beats with it lately. The time stretching along is probably worth it!
trank u very much
Thanks for tuning in!
Great video! Any tips on why when I add the hi-hats on 1,5,9,13 it overrides the bass and snare?
I think that’s because you can only have a certain amount of banks/sounds triggering. I only ever have four banks maximum. One for each drum sound and samples. I think if I tried another for bass I would get the same issue
@@spvidz Totally hear you on that. I might be missing something here, but I followed your steps. Added bass and snares on 1,5,9,13 and when I added the hats on those, it choose the hats over the other drum sounds. Ive read 4 is the max sounds at once but feel like mines only does 1 at time.
Update: It overrides the bass/snare if i add hats from the same sound group but doesnt if i add it from another sound group.
@@xxdrumerboy yeah this little sampler only does 1 polyphony per drum bank, and a total 4 polyphony across the 8 drum banks.
4 voice polyphony. Only 4 sounds at a time.
thanks g
Any time man! Thanks for dropping in
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Thanks for watching man!
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Thank you dude, this was really helpful
Glad to hear it man!