Showing posts with label drumloop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label drumloop. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 15, 2020
Squeeze Audio Compressor by Feedback [USER REVIEW + Demo] DIY SMD Eurorack
User review of the DIY Squeeze Audio Compressor by Feedback electronics.
I'll demo some sounds, give some audio compression tips,
and make a Future Sound of London Big Breakbeat patch.
You don't want to miss that one!
Give some thoughts about building the DIY version.
And conclude with some brief remarks.
I am not affiliated w/ Feedback Modules.
Timestamps
0:00 Cold Open Sounds
0:34 Introduction
2:09 Assembly Notes
4:33 Audio: Drumbrute Impact + Reverb
5:28 Audio: Parallel Compression Trick
6:41 Audio: Arpeggio + Reverb
8:10 Audio: Gluing A Mix Together with Compression
9:48 Patch: Future Sound of London Big Breakbeat
11:43 Concluding Remarks
Recorded direct to Tascam DR-05.
No additional mastering or processing.
Tuesday, June 11, 2019
Erica Synths Sample Drum USER REVIEW Eurorack [Pt. 2/2]
Today I am continuing my user review of the Erica Synths Sample Drum. I will be covering the On-Board Effects, CV Mapping, Performance Mode, Saving Projects, and global settings. Along the way I'll try a couple of interesting experiments using the features covered. Be sure to hang around for the end of the video where I'll share my final thoughts.
Audio samples were recorded and processed in ocenaudio.
0:00 Opening Intro
0:52 On Board Effects
1:35 CV Mapping
3:18 Sample Drum as an Oscillator?
4:44 Performance Mode
5:26 Saving Projects
6:21 Mult-sampled Instrument Project
7:45 Global Settings
9:04 Final Thoughts
Recorded direct to Tascam DR-05.
No outboard effects nor processing of any kind.
Labels:
Akai,
Ambient,
Bitbox,
demo,
drumloop,
Ensoniq,
eurorack,
Future Retro,
glitch,
loops,
overview,
percussion,
review,
sampler,
synthesizer
Tuesday, June 4, 2019
Erica Synths Sample Drum USER REVIEW Eurorack [Pt. 1/2]
Today I am giving another new product user review, this time the Erica Synths Sample Drum Eurorack Module. The Sample Drum is described as an easy-to-use, two voice, modular sample player designed with percussion and loops in mind. So how does the Sample Drum perform as a loop playback sampler? Can it be as crunchy as your Akais or Emus? Let's see.
Recorded direct to Tascam DR-05. No outboard effects nor processing of any kind.
Labels:
Akai,
Bitbox,
digital,
drumloop,
drums,
E-mu,
eurorack,
Future Retro,
loops,
MPC,
MPC-60,
percussion,
S900,
sampler,
synthesizer,
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