@@RichardDeHove I figured it out _ Hold Function and either UP or DOWn while the pattern is running. phew . This is so good , as often the randomizations create amazing patterns but they need to be shifted ..
Sold the Mono a while back, but I'm very vicious with churning gear. For a while I was thinking about going all-in and getting a second one and using dual-Monos as a dedicated drum monster - I think that'd be very interesting and have a unique feel. There's no doubt it's a very powerful machine with the ability to get a huge range of sound. The downside for me was that it takes a lot of work to keep it in control. If I got one again I think I'd use it more as a loop-creation device for later audio mangling rather than trying to create logical progressions on the machine pattern by pattern.
@@RichardDeHove Thanks for the answer. :) I haven’t had so much time trying the Mono, but will try everything I can and see if I find any weird behaviors. If so, I Iet Norand know about it. :) It’s seems like an amazing machine so far! Hope they will continue improve the workflow. :)
Excellent tutorial. The pace of this is perfect for people unfamiliar with the unit.
GREAT tutorial man, I suck with manuals and this opened up my world to this synth. Thankyou!
Great video! Absolutely love this machine. So inspiring, quick and fun to play!
Thanks! And yes, an absolutely amazing machine. I find you need to 'tread lightly' or it will spin you off into crazyland very fast :)
Nice Video . Thank you so much .. I was wondering if you found a way to shift steps or the sequence left or right ?
No, but then the focus of the Mono really seems to be on sound-sequencing rather than time sequencing if you know what I mean.
@@RichardDeHove I figured it out _ Hold Function and either UP or DOWn while the pattern is running. phew . This is so good , as often the randomizations create amazing patterns but they need to be shifted ..
@@jeremypcaulfield2474 Fantastic! I wish the DB-01 could do that :/
Do you still have the Norand mono? It seems so nice ☺️
Sold the Mono a while back, but I'm very vicious with churning gear. For a while I was thinking about going all-in and getting a second one and using dual-Monos as a dedicated drum monster - I think that'd be very interesting and have a unique feel. There's no doubt it's a very powerful machine with the ability to get a huge range of sound. The downside for me was that it takes a lot of work to keep it in control. If I got one again I think I'd use it more as a loop-creation device for later audio mangling rather than trying to create logical progressions on the machine pattern by pattern.
Hi! Nice video! Got mine today! :) Question: why does Bank A blink when you edit a pattern in Bank B in the beginning?
Maybe it's just my unit but I often see somewhat odd lighting logic....
@@RichardDeHove Thanks for the answer. :) I haven’t had so much time trying the Mono, but will try everything I can and see if I find any weird behaviors. If so, I Iet Norand know about it. :) It’s seems like an amazing machine so far! Hope they will continue improve the workflow. :)
im interested In one of these. anyone have one and use it for funky house?
good content hard to make out your voice tho when the synth is playing
You're right - and I used to agonise about the mix :D Since then I've put a big fat compressor on the music ducked to the voice.
great video... I like this machine but it´s way overpriced
Because it's being done in small batches I suppose you'd call it a "boutique" instrument. But yes, t's not cheap.
@@RichardDeHove yep, you are right