We make beats, tutorials, patches, tracks and all around music. Here you will get guides and tutorials to take you music to the next level.
From Bitwig modulators, synthesizers and devices, to plugin VSTI, Hardware synthesizers and mixing tutorials. Bitwig is our weapon of choice but we love anything that makes sounds like Arturia, Behringer, Roland, Plugin alliance, HydraSynth, Fabfilter, KORG everything and everybody is welcomed here.
Пікірлер
Yeiii, thanks a million !!!!
37:40 Oh I'd never called this synth to give Vintage sounds. I think it's Retro-Futuristic, and it can still find it's way in the new genres of music, while it's biggest competitor and predecesor Model D can sound fat, classic and vintage'y but I think everything that we could get out of that synth we already got.
Stop saying meedy meedie meaty, it's midi, your videos are helpful but the way you choose your words sucks and make leaning harder. Just say the actual name of what your talking about. Not just go here or to there on this over that way here move that,..... what?
Standing on tradition
Definitively worth the watch for quick progress on EP I just received yesterday. Thanks a lot !!
This is such a good tutorial. I am going through it stage by stage. Thank you.
I ordered pro 800 last week. My first synth. I went through so many vids on youtube. Your one is the most comprehensive and easy to undertand by a total noob like me. Thank you!
Thanks!
I just checked my calendar to see if today was my birthday because I’ve been waiting for this one!
Bedankt
Wow never thought I'd see an MPC tutorial here but I am grateful nonetheless!
You explain good! Nice voice too!!
Oh hell yes!
This is What i needed! Great dude! Love you!
Awesome, literally! My English is bad, but I all understand, thank you
As always superb tutorial. I also support the idea of making a follow up video about connections as you proposed.
This is great, thank you!!
Glad you liked it! Thanks for the comments man.
this or the roland sp-404-mkii?
They are very different, it depends on your needs. If you want portable and fast, but with a lot less functionality, then SP-400. The MPC is bigger, but more straight to the point.It has a lot more functions, it's a DAW practically. If you play live, 404, quicker to learn and operate. If you work at home, producing and so on, I would go for the MPC. You do your work off the DAW, and then export the stems to finish the product.
@@XNBeatsMusic thanks! your content is awesome. I just started out with a microfreak and your videos are so easy to understand!
@@hailynewma9122 I plan the videos like I would plan a course. Most KZreadrs do reviews. And you can learn a bit from a review but that is it.
@@XNBeatsMusic true. not everyone trying to teach succeeds at it. You do
@@hailynewma9122 thanks dude, I'll try to keep it up.
Very useful tutorial. Thank you!
thanks for the support !!!
Great video one of the best tutorials I have ever seen! It was definitely the most watchable!!!! 👍
Het, thank you !!! I don't agree but I did the best I could. It's a long series, i am recording at a new place, after being sick. So, the videos will get better. Thanks for the comment :)
Fantastic topic. Going to buy one soon, how did you know 😂
I am watching......always watching, i am watching you right now.
Awesome job (as usual) 🙌
Thank you, a lot more coming up.
As ever, you are the best music tutor on KZread!
Thanks for the comment brother :)
Yeesssssss finally !! you are a unbelievable !!!! 😀
Hey thanks for the comment !!!! A lot MPC videos coming up. Filmed it like a course I would sell online. Hope you like them, I will release one or two every week.
@@XNBeatsMusic For free? OMG thank you so much !!🙏
🫡👍🏾🫡
The best tutorial ever, thank you soooo sooo much!
Great vid. This vs machine mk3 or ableton push?
Thanks for the comment !!! Tough question, they are all super complete but really different. I love Maschine because I can use whatever plugin and I love the workflow, I love MPC because you don't need plugins and you can do it all just with the hardware. And PUSH is basically Ableton. I would say if you love the DAW, I mean access to plugins, synths....and you don't care about the need for a PC, go for Maschine or Push. NI is about to release Maschine 3.0. I you want to separate yourself from the DAW completely, go for MPC. I mean, I have all three and I use them. If you can get and MPC, get a used Maschine or Push 2 and give it a go. You can always sell them if you don't like the workflow.
@@XNBeatsMusic thx for ur inputs. U mean Maschine 4.0? Its v3.0 is out now right? That's why i hesitate for now, looks like NI is releasing a new maschine, the current being 4-yr+ old and the new S series doesn't hv the maschine connectivity. Thx again
@@XNBeatsMusic and I heard MPC pads re like da best compared to others. There's another one Nektar Aruba also. Looks like value for money. NI stuffs re a bit overpriced imho. They re nice but pricing is not competitive, for me at least
@@talktalk4503 No no, Maschine MK3 is the hardware, I have the Pads version, Maschine 2 is the Software. They will release a version 3 of the software. Or that is the rumor.
@@XNBeatsMusic ohh ok noted w thx
Hey guys. This is the first episode of a free course !! Hope you like it.
Thank u so much
Didn’t realise I owned this as part of the komplete 14 ultimate bundle lol. Really helpful video along with your valhalla shimmer & fabfilter timeless 3 deep dives I watched yesterday. Outstanding content. Subbed
Wonderful intro to a great synth. Thanks a lot.
I don't think anyone on the planet knows the ins and outs of this keyboard as well as you do. You use it in a way that you can accomplish anything with just this Keystep 37. I just bought one and I am having a hell of time figuring out the best way to set this up with Logic Po X. I'm blown away by all you know regarding this keyboard. I agree with @kayahanli. Arturia support for a new user is terrible but they make great products. They assume everyone knows how to set this up even if you never used a midi controller. Would love if you could do a tutorial on setting up with Logic Pro. Thank you.
do you have any video creating ambience pads on korg minilogue xd? useful video btw
How many internal samples on it? How much sampling time internally and also with the SD card? How big of an SD card can be used with this device? I heard 32gb is that true? Thx & great video! 🎧🔊
how do you feed it power so you don't get those bumps?
best tutorial , thank you.
Hello! Is it dangerous if the Keystep 37 is powered by DC 12V 1.5A together with the USB power supply from the computer? Has anyone tried? Normally with DC 12V it should be powered in standalone mode. BUT how else can you connect the controller with CV/Gate, with Midi DIN and with USB (for VSt, DAW) otherwise? I didn't really understand the adapter that Keystep comes with!
I cannot even work out how to play a simple repeating four note sequence and store it without the rhythmic notes coming in from one of the 32 programs. Please show how to do a simple step sequence. Thank you.
This channel is absolutely underrated! You make really good content so I hope you’ll continue 😄
Thank you for the time and energy you’ve put into this. Extremely helpful for someone like me who just got the Minifreak as his first synth and is at the beginning of the music producing journey. Much appreciated!
Please, more Fabfilter tutorials🙏🏽
Would be great if you could go into what MIDI IMPLEMENTATION CCs Behringer includes on their synths in your videos .? Thanks.
When I change waveform nothing changed , what I must to do?😊
How to decrease input signal?because everytime in studio one it hits above zero , no matter what preset, everytime. I don’t know what to do volume not working
What are you using for the MIDI controller and oscilloscope/spectrum analyser plug in / DAW ?. Killa videos !.😊
I use this two things all the time. Good video.
it's way better than the official tutorial!!! thanks a lot
Anyone know how to assign the xy controller stick in FL? Trying to use it to control a plugin synth function.