Very nice one, thanks! You said, that you create synth presets from scratch, may be you can give me some advise. I have a hard time creating pluck or xylophone sounds using Deluge synth, do you have any tips on that?
CasualError for sure! I’ll be doing more Jazzhop along with other types of songs/beats. Yeah, I’ll try to do more of that. An end jam would be fun. Thanks for the feedback!
Nice vibe! Like your approach to making songs, very similar workflow to mine (also have the Deluge). Not as much tech-talk and more feeling. Keep up the good work.
Thank you! Appreciate it. Yeah it’s fun little box to jam on! So much under the hood. I checked out your channel and gave a sub. You’ve got some nice stuff on there!
When you were picking the notes for your solo all the notes in a key where lit up all over the board and all you had to do was pick from some random lit up keys to perform your solo?
I’m not positive I’m reading the question right. But when I’m playing stuff in on the Deluge I’m using the “keyboard” mode. It has an isomorphic layout (like a bass guitar). The Deluge is by default always showing notes in the scale of C major unless you change it and I usually don’t bother to. When you play notes the other notes lighting up are other places on the keyboard that are also that note but maybe in different octaves (there are also a lot of doubled notes also). If that’s not what you were getting at lemme know 👍🏼
@@rumbeloworks was thinking that it would be cool if the pads lite up all over the board when you about to do a solo. This would help someone solo who doesn’t know theory or the notes in a key. So someone like me could mess around without learning all that stuff. Yes, it it works like this, I would take advantage of changing the key to the song I’m working on and actually play around with all the lit up keys until I made a melody I liked. Then I would transfer the midi to my DAW and run it on various instruments that have been recorded with mic’s and sound realistic.
@@chrishopkin9273 yeah, you could definitely use it like that. It will light up the root note of your key brightest and then light all the other notes in that scale as well. And you can change the scale to different types too (major, minor, Dorian, Lydian, etc.)
Harrison Tuynman hey thank! It’s the default setting as far as I know. So just press record to arm. Then press play and it counts in. If yours is turned off then I’m not sure how to turn it on, but I imagine it’s somewhere in global settings.
Great, really like this! The bright accoustic guitar sound gives the song what it needs, some brightness. Personally I would like the bass a little but more punchy. Did you record the accoustic guitar with the internal microphone? I subscribed to your channel, hope to see/hear more of your DeLuge creations.
Peter Bode thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it, and thanks for the sub! I have the L.R. Bags Anthem pickup in my guitar, and it actually sounds pretty good. So I just plugged straight in to the line input on the Deluge.
@shogunai from his video description it's clear that what his video title meant to express that he wasn't using a chopped-up sample of a jazz recording or similar for the melodic parts.
only thing chiller than the music is u bro, cool vid
Haha thanks for watching!
really want one of those, pricey and hard to find at the moment. Nice video man!
Very nice one, thanks! You said, that you create synth presets from scratch, may be you can give me some advise. I have a hard time creating pluck or xylophone sounds using Deluge synth, do you have any tips on that?
Very nice !
thank you for the video, its rare to see deluge workflow videos
Artemi thank you! Glad you enjoy it. Yeah, I want to do some more videos where it’s more just about musical workflow.
Nice one I like how you showed the process and created this track :) good work flow, well done!
Like it, very smooth! Would love an in depth look at the deluge that thing looks sick! keep it up
Plum Chutney thank you! Yeah, it’s crazy! I’ve only just started learning it, so I’ve got a long way to go!
Check out Mr Wiggly for good Deluge videos
Rob Jefferys I’ve seen a couple of his videos. Definitely need to dive deeper into then though, because I’ve got a lot to learn on this thing!
Thanks for sharing dude
I really like it. Can we expect more Jazzhop /Chillhop Videos of this kind? You should jam and play the/with the song on the end of the video!
CasualError for sure! I’ll be doing more Jazzhop along with other types of songs/beats.
Yeah, I’ll try to do more of that. An end jam would be fun. Thanks for the feedback!
Sounds good. Nice mellow sound to it...
Nice vibe! Like your approach to making songs, very similar workflow to mine (also have the Deluge). Not as much tech-talk and more feeling. Keep up the good work.
Gave you a sub btw 😎
Thank you! Appreciate it. Yeah it’s fun little box to jam on! So much under the hood. I checked out your channel and gave a sub. You’ve got some nice stuff on there!
Great
noice
When you were picking the notes for your solo all the notes in a key where lit up all over the board and all you had to do was pick from some random lit up keys to perform your solo?
I’m not positive I’m reading the question right. But when I’m playing stuff in on the Deluge I’m using the “keyboard” mode. It has an isomorphic layout (like a bass guitar). The Deluge is by default always showing notes in the scale of C major unless you change it and I usually don’t bother to.
When you play notes the other notes lighting up are other places on the keyboard that are also that note but maybe in different octaves (there are also a lot of doubled notes also).
If that’s not what you were getting at lemme know 👍🏼
@@rumbeloworks was thinking that it would be cool if the pads lite up all over the board when you about to do a solo. This would help someone solo who doesn’t know theory or the notes in a key. So someone like me could mess around without learning all that stuff. Yes, it it works like this, I would take advantage of changing the key to the song I’m working on and actually play around with all the lit up keys until I made a melody I liked. Then I would transfer the midi to my DAW and run it on various instruments that have been recorded with mic’s and sound realistic.
@@chrishopkin9273 yeah, you could definitely use it like that. It will light up the root note of your key brightest and then light all the other notes in that scale as well. And you can change the scale to different types too (major, minor, Dorian, Lydian, etc.)
nicely dome! Cool production mate!
Aleks Zvon thanks so much!
great video! keep them coming!
Sandro de Souza thank you! I for sure will be!
Hi Skylor - hope you are well. How did you get the Deluge to count you in before recording?
Harrison Tuynman hey thank! It’s the default setting as far as I know. So just press record to arm. Then press play and it counts in. If yours is turned off then I’m not sure how to turn it on, but I imagine it’s somewhere in global settings.
Love the sound. Where did you get those drum samples?
Thank you! It’s one of the stock kits in the Deluge.
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Great, really like this! The bright accoustic guitar sound gives the song what it needs, some brightness. Personally I would like the bass a little but more punchy. Did you record the accoustic guitar with the internal microphone? I subscribed to your channel, hope to see/hear more of your DeLuge creations.
Peter Bode thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it, and thanks for the sub!
I have the L.R. Bags Anthem pickup in my guitar, and it actually sounds pretty good. So I just plugged straight in to the line input on the Deluge.
The guitar pickup sounds very well.
Bass patch is bread n butter good, is it preset 1 on Deluge?
girl in a gale thank you! I can’t remember which one, but it’s one of those first several presets tweaked some.
groovy👊
Cool.
Nice work 👍
Rob Jefferys thank you!
This is fantastic! Great work!
Ultra Choice thanks so much!
Hey Rumbelo, nice video I'm making similar content myself for singer songwriters, congrats!
The first thing you did was open a bunch of drum samples. :|
Tool tracks.
@shogunai from his video description it's clear that what his video title meant to express that he wasn't using a chopped-up sample of a jazz recording or similar for the melodic parts.