I think the J-6 is the most instantly appealing musically out of all the Roland Aira series of 'compact' modules. I've printed out the chord set list from the manual (and also the phrase list). This tells me which chords I'm using in a sequence which is helpful if I'm trying to play something else along with it. 🙂
Hi! Thanks for the video. But it is possibile to modify the step sequencer while it is playing? I m trying, i can select the step, see the entered note, and if i click more time a new note could be entered but after some tries...what i m doing wrong? Thanks
@@SaturdayMusicMachines Arpeggio is a broken chord so there’s three notes played in such fashion 🎶 two notes from a scale is a trill and one note pattern is called a tremolo 😉 Edit: nothing wrong with it, guy making the comment also used the wrong words lol. Just got me a s1 few days ago, yet to to have a go when I get some free time
hey colega que bueno saludos desde guadalajara mexico estoy por comprar una de esas me sirve mucho el tutorial que hiciste saludos che que andes bien colega
I know nothing about synths. But for some reason I got interested in them lately. Still haven’t bought my first synth, but if this continues I probably will. 🤣
Hi, thanks for the video. I have a technical Q, do you know what it transmits via midi? because I am thinking of getting one of these to clock the sequencers on my synths to synchronize them, does it just send out clock? Regards Tim.
I have never tried this myself, but I found this, which might be helpful to you... gearspace.com/board/audio-student-engineering-production-question-zone/1333598-behringer-rd-6-cannot-get-midi-work.html According to the manual... SYNC IN - this input allows the use of an external clock and start/stop signal. SYNC OUT - this output allows the external clock and start/stop signal to be sent to other devices. Hope this helps.
Iv just ordered one get it tomorrow..I figured it will complement the circuit rhythm and ko33 I have the t8 iv heard some nice stuff with just the T8 and j6 so all be fiddling about with it tomorrow
@@SaturdayMusicMachines Hi, thanks for the reply. Does that mean I can save up to 36 settings? Is it just a case of pressing a button or two to save? I shall have to find out a bit more information about the Drumkid, but being able to save settings is a big plus.
With the sequencer right. It always starts from the beginning. Is there a possibility to start from the 9th step straight away. Without having to listen to the first 8 steps.
When trying to record from the arpeggiator I do not get the same result as you do. The notes forming the arp get played back in the sequencer as a chord, do you have any thoughts on why that might be?
Because it's a beautiful song with beautiful lyrics (which I recommend you to read, unlike other national anthems, it's not aggressive or about killing). Unfortunately, nothing better can come out of chopping and crushing it. If someone superficially plays with national symbols associated with the efforts and suffering of previous generations, it only underlines his superficiality. The fact that the Czech Bastl included it among the downloadable samples for people who know nothing about it and intend to use it in consumable way selfishly and superficially, just for their own whimsy and would-be originality, made it they have gone down quite for me. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-RxxnpFmfgNc.html (Unfortunately, there are no exact equivalents of some specifically poetic Czech words in English language)
Do you have any thoughts on how to use this in a hardware setup or in a song? All the tutorials say they are best used with other hardware. I’ve been using the nts 1 with a shimmer reverb , the kastl drum on a looper and the kastl hooked up to my organelle running a patch that kind of chops and alters incoming audio. But I feel like I am missing something. The Korg Sq1 seems like it might be good, or the ae mini modulas.
I'm afraid I can't advise how to use it with other hardware sorry as I'm quite new to this myself. You can use an audio interface with a program like audacity and record something that way then import that into your daw, I use Ableton live lite. The Arp sounds great with added reverb, the nts-1 is brilliant for this. 👍🏻
Love the groove. tasty sounds, I can hear the drums kick in... reminds me of Farbrausch Debris ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mxfmxi-boyo.htmlfeature=shared&t=312 or Rex the Dog Prototype I'm into this flavor, with extra scare in there.
