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to me, that is an extremely idiosyncratic way to think about constructing songs or even beats or parts.
by 0gs 2mo ago
to me, that is an extremely idiosyncratic way to think about constructing songs or even beats or parts.
- mercutio93 2mo agoYeah haha its pretty different I must agree... I was mainly inspried with Push and the Akai MPC2000XL. I loved the way the MPC pads are used for playing motifs I also loved its Sequence view where you can create many different variations of sequences and one caveat that I hated is that they didnt really expand on this and have the pads actually play sequences and move between them youo have to use Song mode for that. The track mutes also came from the MPC2000XL. I usually make house/techno and other genres of dance music so track mutes is another performance option especially for genres like techno. Instrument mode is literally a model of the MPC2000XL pads this includes the note repeat. One thing I liked from the Ableton Push was the clip launching but I wanted it to be more higher level I wanted to launch sections (or sequences) together. That being said its still a long way away but Ive been able to make some tunes on it... Honestly this needs some youtube videos... Might do just that Thanks