acid jam – machinedrum + mpc4000 + alpha juno + futureretro

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paste &fmt=18 at the end of this page’s URL to get the stereo version 4am acid synthesis jam finally got a few things hooked up nicely. gear used = elektron …

Posted by in Akai MPC 4000 Blog Tags: acid, alpha, futureretro, juno, machinedrum, MPC4000

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paul donnelly Jul, 22 - 2014 reply
Alpha junos rule, I have 2, awesome sounds they can produce :)
cartesiaLive Jul, 22 - 2014 reply
great!
neolojism Jul, 22 - 2014 reply
Where can I buy your stuff?
radambe Jul, 22 - 2014 reply
yo thanks, yeah that’s the MKS-50…you can hear the filter stepping when I
sweep it (midi limitation 128 steps) a lot of people hate the mks/alpha
juno stuff for those “digital” harmonics but i think, if used
appropriately, it can be a nice sound
lvngdead Jul, 22 - 2014 reply
is it possible to sequence on the machinedrum like you would sequence on a
mpc?
eucarya1 Jul, 22 - 2014 reply
keep that 202
radambe Jul, 22 - 2014 reply
thank you for your views and comment…. If you’re after an authentic 808
sound, your best bet is obviously an 808. BUT, if you’re after a
contemporary drum machine with modern features and reliability, take a look
at the machinedrum and jomox machines.
radambe Jul, 22 - 2014 reply
thanks for the comments…. i have no idea about classifying anything
radambe Jul, 22 - 2014 reply
thanks
ulostemuumio Jul, 22 - 2014 reply
I think at some point this used to be called techno. I suggest you stick
with that, or acid. Acid rules, after all.
liquidjustin Jul, 22 - 2014 reply
Very nice. The machine drum is so tempting…
PaPyKoG Jul, 22 - 2014 reply
shnice beats and lairs…
radambe Jul, 22 - 2014 reply
thanks! everybody loves the acid.
cartesiaLive Jul, 22 - 2014 reply
MPC midi out -> machinedrum midi in machinedrum midi thru -> nord midi in
then you set up things on your machinedrum/nord to only respond to certain
midi channels. do a google search for ‘midi tutorial’ or ‘midi beginners
guide’
jordorm Jul, 22 - 2014 reply
i dig all ur vids dude. nice stuff. nice machines. awesome sound =)
radambe Jul, 22 - 2014 reply
all the details on these two synths are available on the future-retro
website thanks for watching!
MunkyBo11ecks Jul, 22 - 2014 reply
Really nice beat. I would dance my ass off to this in a club dude. Well
impressed.
easytoremember9000 Jul, 22 - 2014 reply
the machione drum sounds superb. excellent programming the re son. i’ve
been looking for a drum nmachine like this with step sequencer. i’d love an
808 but i belive this can do 808 sounds and a lot more. mind you nothing
else can really sound like an 808 can it?
BenLinkd Jul, 22 - 2014 reply
Very reminiscent of Jega and Gescom – Absolutely awesome. 5*
ghatamudu Jul, 22 - 2014 reply
tasty.. love that track! i really enjoyed
K. Jul, 22 - 2014 reply
I like it so much. In which style we can classify this music? Good stuff
MunkyBo11ecks Jul, 22 - 2014 reply
Nice trak man. Keep us posted on new stuff. We workin on getting a new tune
up asap.
robvbeats Jul, 22 - 2014 reply
Very inspiring! thanx,rv.
ozakzasy Jul, 22 - 2014 reply
very nice, but the kick sample is too loud 🙂 keep making!
lordolof Jul, 22 - 2014 reply
Realy nice video. A question regarding the 202, do you use any midi->DIN
converter to sync it to the MD or do you use something else? I use a 707 as
master when I run both my MD and 202, but it’s not always that stable. Any
suggestions? 😀 thanks.