You are becoming my favourite live performer. Again great performance! Btw: I recognize items I have (Deluge, Lemondrop, Launchcontrol XL) and these which I don't own (TC Helicon Perform-VK, Linnstrument, Micromonsta MK1, Boss-RC-505)... but I have a question about Linnstrument - do you use it with PC or you have some synth I don't see/recognize here? In general - what produces sounds in your setup because I see that both Micromonsta and Lemondrop are turned off... and Deluge is not very intensively used by you.
I have a blind DAW (Ableton Live) running in the background loaded with 8 tracks of VSTs, and I select the sounds I want and adjust FX/balance and levels using the LaunchControlXL desk. The tracks are - Pianoteq (controlled using Microkey 61) 1. Steinway 2. MK2 gritty electric piano 3. Harp AudioModelling SWAM (controlled using the Linnstrument) 4. Violin 5. Cello 6. Oboe 7. English Horn 8. Contra Bassoon I use the RC505 as the ASIO soundcard for Ableton, and treat all the sounds as acoustic instruments. The Deluge hasn't been used much at all in the videoed impros, as I'm still discovering and experimenting with workflows. The Deluge is synced to the RC505 and its first genesis loop.
@@SmallWorldBigThings I didn't notice your reply before writing mine. :) Yup, it's all pretty simple layout. I have 8 fantastic acoustically modelled acoustic instruments at my disposal
@@stuwyatt Thank you so much for the explanation. BTW: I think Deluge can be used with MPE... however I am not 100% sure because I don't have any expressive controller. Cheers!
@@SmallWorldBigThings Yes, it's 100% MPE compatible. The Linn currently sends MPE through USB to the PC, but at a press of a button I can output using 5pin Midi, and I have a cheap USB->Midi interface connected to the Deluge's 4 port USB hub, and it recognises the interface as a unique device. I then have MPE split into two zones, lower and upper, and can control two Deluge synths using MPE expressiveness. I may have a recentish video showing this, and I'll add it as a comment if I find it.
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You are becoming my favourite live performer. Again great performance!
Btw: I recognize items I have (Deluge, Lemondrop, Launchcontrol XL) and these which I don't own (TC Helicon Perform-VK, Linnstrument, Micromonsta MK1, Boss-RC-505)... but I have a question about Linnstrument - do you use it with PC or you have some synth I don't see/recognize here? In general - what produces sounds in your setup because I see that both Micromonsta and Lemondrop are turned off... and Deluge is not very intensively used by you.
I think I found answer in description of your channel:
"VSTs: AudioModelling SWAM Violin, Cello and Double Reed libraries, and Pianoteq"
Thanks!
I have a blind DAW (Ableton Live) running in the background loaded with 8 tracks of VSTs, and I select the sounds I want and adjust FX/balance and levels using the LaunchControlXL desk. The tracks are -
Pianoteq (controlled using Microkey 61)
1. Steinway
2. MK2 gritty electric piano
3. Harp
AudioModelling SWAM (controlled using the Linnstrument)
4. Violin
5. Cello
6. Oboe
7. English Horn
8. Contra Bassoon
I use the RC505 as the ASIO soundcard for Ableton, and treat all the sounds as acoustic instruments. The Deluge hasn't been used much at all in the videoed impros, as I'm still discovering and experimenting with workflows. The Deluge is synced to the RC505 and its first genesis loop.
@@SmallWorldBigThings I didn't notice your reply before writing mine. :) Yup, it's all pretty simple layout. I have 8 fantastic acoustically modelled acoustic instruments at my disposal
@@stuwyatt Thank you so much for the explanation. BTW: I think Deluge can be used with MPE... however I am not 100% sure because I don't have any expressive controller. Cheers!
@@SmallWorldBigThings Yes, it's 100% MPE compatible. The Linn currently sends MPE through USB to the PC, but at a press of a button I can output using 5pin Midi, and I have a cheap USB->Midi interface connected to the Deluge's 4 port USB hub, and it recognises the interface as a unique device. I then have MPE split into two zones, lower and upper, and can control two Deluge synths using MPE expressiveness. I may have a recentish video showing this, and I'll add it as a comment if I find it.