Learning Lumatone: Ep. 34 - "Multi-Instrumental Palettes"
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- Опубліковано 20 лис 2023
- A game-changing feature of Lumatone that composers, producers, and performers love is that it can be a dream master controller. Build layouts with that can control up to 16 different instruments at once. Recall them in your DAW with a click. Or, abandon your computer altogether and control up to 16 analog synths!
Whatever your sounds are, Lumatone helps you put your entire musical palette in front of you and keep your attention in the creative realm. Stay inspired and keep your hands on an instrument, instead of constantly switching between keyboards, computers, and synths. You can even use CC mode on Lumatone keys to manipulate synth parameters and voicings with a flick of a finger, without leaving your Lumatone.
Dave walks you through a few inspiring examples of all this, in this latest episode of Learning Lumatone. 🌈
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This is real power of Lumatone. btw Great sound library.
Yes, it can do so many magical things that we've neglected to highlight this, but it's what a lot of folks use it for exclusively! Totally mind-blowing workflow.
Most excellent!
Rather than drum loops, another thing you can do with the “leftover” keys is continuous controllers to control nuances of the violin-family instruments (of which there are myriads!).
Very, very cool. For one of my gigs, I play second keys (“colors”), and try to do a bit of this patch building with a Yamaha MODX8. It’s been a great learning experience, and it’s a quite capable instrument, but for my own stuff I often want to stitch together combinations of instruments which use up the available keys and then some. This seems like a much more natural way to divvy up control of instrumental patches, rather than remembering where I put all the keyboard splits (which works fine until you come back to a multi-instrument patch you haven’t used for a while…).
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What plugins are you using for your string sounds?
I love this and cannot wait to get my hands on this work of art 🙌
We want you to have one! And heads up: if you haven't ordered already, there's a Black Friday sale on right now -- which we don't normally do -- we've dropped $300 off for the next few units sold. This price won't be something we can pull off again...
This electro-mechanical version looks and functions great, but I hope Lumatone is taking the next step to create a touchscreen version to entirely do away with the mechanical keys. Then I’ll be more inclined to buy one.
What's the advantage of a touchscreen over physical buttons? I can't imagine trying to play piano on a touchscreen, the lack of physical feedback would be incredibly frustrating for me
@@Ambidextroidcutting out the hardware price :/
@@Ambidextroidsince you can imagine how the lack of food in my stomach would feel so very inconvenient to me