Here's the 44th video for the Blockchain of my Electronic Music Live Jam series and my fourth time on @DLive.
This is KeinDAW, a @DLive exclusive series
'Logical Patterns' is a broken-beat techno jam. I was messing around with the 0-Coast until I got this metallic sounding sequence, very interesting patch. This synthesizer is an amazing instrument. This is my first time using the new master compresor on the Elektron Digitakt. I'm only using samples from a TR-909.
Elektron Digitakt, Make Noise 0-Coast.
In one take. Unedited. Unmixed. Mistakes included.
First I spent some time shaping the sound palette I was going to use for this jam before recording. I have posted the WorkFLOW to compose 'Logical Patterns' from scratch here (absolutely boring if you are not into music production) where you get to see the process from the very beginning. This KeinDAW live jam you are watching has been recorded after having the sounds already defined, and a sequence already prepared.
This jam was sequenced only from my Elektron Digitakt, an 8 voice digital drum computer and sampler, which happens to have one of the best sequencers in the world. It's the "brain" of this live rig.
This live jam was multi-tracked into Ableton Live 10 (meaning each instrument's audio output was recorded as a separate file, for the sake of being able to edit and post-produce it later) using a MOTU UltraLite MK1 as Audio Interface.
Elektron Digitakt / MakeNoise 0-Coast
to edit the track on a DAW and have it ready for mastering, then sign it on some record label or release it on my own
If you have any questions about music production, or how did I record this jam, feel free to ask whatever you want on the comments.
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@greencrossMy video is at DLive
