Damn, that was clever when you pulled and re-attached the patch cable over and over. Honestly, I've never thought to do that and yet it's so simple! Big up!!! This is a fun jam
You made a good commercial for Eventide Space, Volca Beats, and Microbrute. Very nice jam. Like how you are playing the mod matrix plugs, and using both hands. You play in a manner similar to my own style, but I tend to bring in noise bursts from Monotron Duo and Monotron Delay ribbon synths, mixing sonic totalism with techno. I've been using a Microkorg lately, but will be picking up a Microbrute tomorrow at Guitar Center. You have inspired me and I look forward to more of your jams.
Really awesome demo of Korg and Arturia working nicely together. I'm into this kind of setup as well, so I really needed to make sure that they harmonize before buying anything. Incredible techniques you use there, too! Really learnt a lot from this video.
Thanks for your feedback. For me there is no right or wrong way if something is sync,hormonized or cool together , if it sounds good in the end you are right : ) But i remember it was not easy to sync the Brute and you need a software editor to have access in details.
MossPrinten Thank you for your answer! In fact now I‘m really curious as to what software you used to change the parameters. Do you meed programming skills for that? Then I will surely not dare to touch anything... (I have the impression, though, that it‘s possible to sync them via sync out from the korg into the gate in on the Arturia. As to whether parameters still need to be changed, I don‘t know.)
@@GusWMusic i didint know about my programing skills : ) I am talking about a simple Editor that came with the Microbrute, if i remember right you haven't access to some parameters over the hardware.
I love the way you structure your jam, really nicely done, awesome bassline, makes me craving a microbrute again .I like what you did with Volca beats too :) Cheers from France !
Yea found out the sequence AFTER I HAD TO BUY ALL THIS EQUIPMENT from the video (thank you btw I'm broke now): D1, C#2, C#1, D1, C#1, D1, A#1, C#1. You need a sequenced LFO to turn down the filter on the first, second, 5th and 6th step to get the grove goin.
Thanks for your feedback Robbin, yes it's an expensive fun : ) and i am sharing with friends some equipment, so no need to buy all. Of course you need a sequenced LFO
That Eventide sounds fantastic. And how cool that it is a nearly identical sized footprint to the volca. Really looking to add bad ass reverb to my live set up. That might have to be it.
Indeed it is. Seems to suit mine I suppose. Was also thinking about the Strymon Big Sky but for whatever reason, I'm liking this a bit better. It's an easy determination to make though seeing how I have both of those synths myself. Thanks for the video. Good stuff.
Thanks Matt. The Strymon Reverbs are great, i like the Big Sky and El Capistan, but i also like the TC4000,Lexicon PCM.. , many good Reverbs out there .
Nice track! What did you do at 1:50? :D Could you explain your CV/Sync routing in general? That would be nice! I'm considering to buy a Volca Beats as an addition to my Microbrute...
+PCHSwS The left orange cable = MicroBrute syncing Beats over GateOut/Sync-in. Right orange cable = MicroBrute PitchOut going in Brute Pitch-in , for Pitch effects. 1:50 Black sync-out cable from Beats, also going in Brute Pitch-in, for Pitch effects. The Lfo is splittered 3 times with the audio-splitter.
+MossPrinten thank you! How is it possible to use gate out with sync in? 8 assume that only works when the step sequencer has no rests in the sequence?
You should put together a little switch box that can cut the signal to your patch bay in any which way you want. Make it easier on you to flick your wrist on a switch instead of pull the cable out every few measures.
MossPrinten You could totally go to Radio Shack and build one yourself, it's a really simple circuit, all you have to do is cut the signal. I guess you could buy a project box and a few switches with 1/8th in jack connections! :) That would work!
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How are his hands just floating in the air with no arms??
Handy-capable
took me a while
is freaking me out
He trasentet human form, Now is a onipresent being, what he desieres? Is out of our knowlege, We only Know than he makes bangers
Ray man
this is the video that got me into hardware and now im an addict
I love how the volca's stutter function gets used to retrigger the closed hats in double time. Those little things make it!!!
Ok, after hearing this I'm definitely gonna dive into this whole synth thing.
you won't regret. your purse will xD
This is my purce, i don't know you!
very talented, thank you for the inspiring content
That microbrute has some brutal bass. This is some great sequencing/tweaking! :D
Was playing this a bunch back when i was getting into synths in 2016. Glad to see it still slaps
@@cents2mp Thanks a lot for the Great Feedback 👍🏻
nice setup. loving the synth and drum combination. keep up the good work
Thanks for your Feedback
I discovered this 5 days ago and have been back for a watch/listen every day since. Brilliant stuff 👍
Thanks a lot for your feedback Martin
I can't even begin to estimate the number of hours invested to prepare this demo. Nice job, thanks for inspiring
Thanks a lot for your feedback
Cool track man !
Dude, I liked this video 3 years ago and now I still loooove this !! Cheers and love from france !
Louis
Thanks a lot for this comment Louis.
I was 2 times in France, great country,people, musik, bars and microbrute : )
Big love to France , Cheers Moss .
LOVE this! Those odd sounds that you pluck out of your Microbrute's patch bay make the song so catchy...
Thanks Eleni
So weird. Been listening to that Soltera track in my car a lot recently, and just happened upon this watching gear videos haha.
Amazing. Thanks for not talking. Dirty. Wet. Juicy. What every synth should be. I NEED this synth
TAYLORBALL5 Thanks Taylorball5 .
That Eventide Space sounds awesome. Need it now!
I think this is my favorite synth jam video on youtube. Really makes me wanna get a Microbrute.
Sweeeeeeeeet. When that popcorn came in I smiled.
Thanks i like popcorn : )
Damn, that was clever when you pulled and re-attached the patch cable over and over. Honestly, I've never thought to do that and yet it's so simple! Big up!!! This is a fun jam
Thanks a lot for your feedback NA Sound
this is fuckin diiiiirrrty makes me all the more interested in the volca synths and the microbrute. I applaud this performance.
Thanks, noisy dirty little boxes = lot of fun : )
i can't believe that's just two machines and some reverb. great job!
+OPAQUEARY Thanks .
+OPAQUEARY some £450 reverb tho......
This is amazing
Very well done with such a minimal setup. Major props!
Smruyuh Thanks a lot Smruyuh, i like minimalistic .
01:46 best sound in complete musical history
Yup, sounds like the coffee pot
I keep coming back to listen to this, love your work :)
Thank you very much Raeven .
this is just another proof that less is more. solid chilled track. 👍🎶
This just showed me that you don't need a lot of expensive equipment to make great music. I think I will sell some stuff.
Thomas Meyer I meannnn... that reverb pedal is almost $600 alone
True electronic music
You made a good commercial for Eventide Space, Volca Beats, and Microbrute. Very nice jam. Like how you are playing the mod matrix plugs, and using both hands.
You play in a manner similar to my own style, but I tend to bring in noise bursts from Monotron Duo and Monotron Delay ribbon synths, mixing sonic totalism with techno. I've been using a Microkorg lately, but will be picking up a Microbrute tomorrow at Guitar Center. You have inspired me and I look forward to more of your jams.
+Steven Streight Thanks Steven.
+Steven Streight colab?!?
+Steven Streight and check out this guys :)
Really awesome demo of Korg and Arturia working nicely together. I'm into this kind of setup as well, so I really needed to make sure that they harmonize before buying anything. Incredible techniques you use there, too! Really learnt a lot from this video.
Thanks for your feedback. For me there is no right or wrong way if something is sync,hormonized or cool together , if it sounds good in the end you are right : ) But i remember it was not easy to sync the Brute and you need a software editor to have access in details.
MossPrinten Thank you for your answer! In fact now I‘m really curious as to what software you used to change the parameters. Do you meed programming skills for that? Then I will surely not dare to touch anything... (I have the impression, though, that it‘s possible to sync them via sync out from the korg into the gate in on the Arturia. As to whether parameters still need to be changed, I don‘t know.)
@@GusWMusic i didint know about my programing skills : ) I am talking about a simple Editor that came with the Microbrute, if i remember right you haven't access to some parameters over the hardware.
@@MossPrinten Oh cool, so good to know! Thank you so much for this info! :-)
great use of the filter and mod matrix
z0m813belgium Thanks a lot .
Wow this is so fat and punhcy, love it !!
Nice job again - looks like you found your flow with them little machines - lovin it.
Thanks a lot Hoose. yes slowly coming in the flow .
Damn my kinda sound right there. Love it!!!
Very cool stuff.
Del Cannon Thanks Del Cannon .
Very impressive what you are doing with such a limited setup, sounds great!
Yence505 Thank you very much Yence505 .
awesome electronic jam! I like so much the work at the mod matrix in the 'brute!
Thanks Panzer, yes love the brute mod matrix .
Nice work. I esp. like the patch cable thingy goin on, really cool. Waitin on my MB now....cant wait any longer!!!!
damn, this is an amazing fat bass line from the micro brute ! cool beats and an great live session
Thanks VolcaR.
This is the thing I've seen with this kind of equipment, congrats man!
Thank you very much Mauricio Ponce .
Brutal sound, excellent work.
This is thick and rich. It's so nice I might be buying a microbrute. Again, well done.
Professor! Very nice!!!
Thank you Sergio
nice job!!!! sound really good
ludotekanimal Thanks .
I love the way you structure your jam, really nicely done, awesome bassline, makes me craving a microbrute again .I like what you did with Volca beats too :)
Cheers from France !
TheOrangepeak Thanks a lot Orangepeak and Cheers from Germany .
Cool tune.👍👍👍😀🎛🎹🎧
Thanks Emon
killer sounds! really great jam
very nice sound ,, great
+Maximilian Di Gregorio Thank you very much Maximilian .
Just that i'm looking to set up a mini rig, like your's. Very nice
Triplebacon Art Thanks Triplebacon .
Nice electro music !! :) very creative
Thanks Didier .
This was awesome. I love the sequence that you used for the bass.
Aenemenate Thanks a lot Aenemenate .
The eventide is doing a good chunk of the work for this sounding good. That said it sounds awesome!
Awesome beats nice gear
this jam is Rad. like this alot.
+VFNK Thank you VFNK .
Great job! It's good your idea of playing with the beats. Congratulations!
Holy shit it's just a floating hand!!
that joke is more overdone than my mother in law's meatloaf
Fantastic! You've just given me something to work towards! Great sound - great groove.
Cool. I love the way you are using the pitch cv in on the brute :)
1VperOctave Thanks a lot 1VperOctave .
Yea found out the sequence AFTER I HAD TO BUY ALL THIS EQUIPMENT from the video (thank you btw I'm broke now):
D1, C#2, C#1, D1, C#1, D1, A#1, C#1. You need a sequenced LFO to turn down the filter on the first, second, 5th and 6th step to get the grove goin.
Thanks for your feedback Robbin, yes it's an expensive fun : ) and i am sharing with friends some equipment, so no need to buy all. Of course you need a sequenced LFO
Digidi damn, sounds really great man, this gave me hard cravings for an MicroBrute and that Eventide reverb!
nice, you got me yearnin' for Microbrute and Eventide reverb
Great music man!
Joe Bondra Thank you Joe .
Joe Bondra Thank you Joe .
I just keep coming back to this one it's so sick :)
Thank you very much for this feedback Alex, you are always welcome , cheers
Nice video MossPrinten!!
I definitely love your gear!
All the best!!
juanortizmusic Thank you juanortizmusic .
That Eventide sounds fantastic. And how cool that it is a nearly identical sized footprint to the volca. Really looking to add bad ass reverb to my live set up. That might have to be it.
Matt Greer Yes the Eventides sound good , but as you know its a question of taste .
Indeed it is. Seems to suit mine I suppose. Was also thinking about the Strymon Big Sky but for whatever reason, I'm liking this a bit better. It's an easy determination to make though seeing how I have both of those synths myself. Thanks for the video. Good stuff.
Thanks Matt. The Strymon Reverbs are great, i like the Big Sky and El Capistan, but i also like the TC4000,Lexicon PCM.. , many good Reverbs out there .
So good! I could remember the melody even after days and I keep coming back :)
AA Battery Thanks a lot AA Battery, thats a Great Compliment .
Very good sound and beat perfect 👌🏻
very nice
Fucking dope. This demo just solidified my decision to go with this set up. Thank you.
travis howard Thanks for your comment travis howard.
Awesome jam man! I am loving the groove.
+HardtekStudios Thank you very much .
ow yeah! diggin' it! love the way you did those bloopy floppy bleeps with patchcable :D
This is amazing , it taught me that I should be digging way deeper into the MicroBrute , thanks for the lessons...
benweichiba Thanks, it worth to go deeper into the MicroBrute.
Good job !!
DacruZ Tek Thanks .
MEGA inspiration!
This is rather brilliant!
zpink LondonBelow Thanks a lot zpink.
Great mix of gear, nice jam.
Thanks Jim .
nice job man love the setup
Rain Man Thanks Rain Man .
good jam man!
Dark Room Thanks Dark Room .
wicked sound bro! good job, i love microbrute analog and deep sound!
kindreadDub Thanks a lot .
NICE SOUND !
Great +++
Thomas Zeltinger Thanks a lot .
Cool
Nice way to play around with patch points to create progressions
animo muy bien,very good con alegria.
Muchas gracias Laurent
Nice phat sounds there!
You just earned a sub son, that was nasty.
really good sonority
Hell yeah man, this is awesome
Thanks Brain .
so so sick this.
great music :)
I fucking adore this!
nice one!
Nice and deep!
+Glen Brady Thanks Glen .
good bubbly techno..!
sound good
Yeah! nice stuff you've got going on here!
+analogmoose Thanks a lot analogmoose .
super smooth, man! (y)
One of my faves
good jam!
Thanks
Nice track! What did you do at 1:50? :D Could you explain your CV/Sync routing in general? That would be nice! I'm considering to buy a Volca Beats as an addition to my Microbrute...
+PCHSwS The left orange cable = MicroBrute syncing Beats over GateOut/Sync-in.
Right orange cable = MicroBrute PitchOut going in Brute Pitch-in , for Pitch effects.
1:50 Black sync-out cable from Beats, also going in Brute Pitch-in, for Pitch effects.
The Lfo is splittered 3 times with the audio-splitter.
+MossPrinten thank you! How is it possible to use gate out with sync in? 8 assume that only works when the step sequencer has no rests in the sequence?
+PCHSwS Yes you are right, no rests in that way, but i dont need rests in this jam.
So the Sync depends on how i do the jam.
You should put together a little switch box that can cut the signal to your patch bay in any which way you want. Make it easier on you to flick your wrist on a switch instead of pull the cable out every few measures.
Cameron Friend Yes something like that would it make much easier .
MossPrinten You could totally go to Radio Shack and build one yourself, it's a really simple circuit, all you have to do is cut the signal. I guess you could buy a project box and a few switches with 1/8th in jack connections! :) That would work!
Cameron Friend Thank you for your minds and ideas Cameron, such a switchbox will be great .
this is really cool
MikleShnikle Thanks a lot Mikle .
Good Job Man! I use a Arturia keylab 25, Volca Beats and Ableton. That is a great combo for very little money
stack0413 Thanks man. Yes its a great combo, i like to jam without PC .