Day 2: Deluge sampling workflow with objects I found in the kitchen 

Subscribed after hearing that awesome cashew tone .

Love that buddy 👌👍

I know this is 2y later, but a trick I've learned with repitching samples in synth mode is to use osc2 as a reference tone and transpose the sample in osc1 to match. It just saves having to think lol.

This is ace, you make me want to buy a Deluge.

I like how snappy your vids are! So well done thank you

Greatest tutorial ever.

Good stuff

man, that was a treat. thank you. now, if you include a recepie for that meal in the beginning, then we’ll call it one proper and seriously tasty tutorial. Never had a lust for deluge...but you got me curious ) nice one

Love it, bro. I've wanted to produce dance music since 1991, but have never been able to transpose melody and inspiration onto a DAW (Amiga and Atari computers baaaaaack then!). When the MC707 was launched I was all in, and even had an order in place for one - but the I saw BoBeat's review of this thing...and it was love at first sight. I bought it immediately, canceled the MC707, and now am finally able to produce the oldskool acid house and rave that I have always wanted. I'm subscribing to you dude, as your tutorials are the clearest, and you're a beginner with it, like me.

Well done! I can't get Michael Myers gettin' down with the get down out of my head!

Another great educational deluge video,,must say I rather enjoyed it and have watched it twice now. I would love you to do a “full song arrangement” video if you’re looking for ideas for your next deluge offering. Just like to thank you once again for taking the time out to do these videos,,it’s very much appreciated! Thanks,John 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

That peanut note made me laugh :) great video man

Amazing video! This video was big in inspiring me to get a deluge!

Super! Keep going and I’ll learn! Thanks

Really enjoyed this video.. Learned a lot about a lot. Thanks!

Wow! Well done!

Your videos are getting higher quality with every upload. I also like how you kept the times you "messed up" doing something instead of just cutting it out completely so we can see more of the whole process. Nice reference to Ricky Tinez's video with the audio cable plug-in thing in the intro ( 0:20 ) btw :)

Very nice one. By the way you have nice hands and nice gestures, that helps focus on the the music.

Oh man oh man oh so nice!

Great video! Little question: I already watched the videos you share in the description but didn't know about this awesome shortcut to sample into a kit. My question is: when you sample via audioclip you can use the "learn" button to select the input, and select the monitoring option as well (a little dot indicates it's monitoring). But when you sample in a kit, how do you toggle the input/the monitoring? It would be awesome to be able to monitor audio like this in kit mode. Thanks!

Cool demo...I was going to get MC707 but I think I may go for this machine..

mine arrived yesterday. so far... Yes the waveform editing is surprisingly effective. The fact you dont seem to be able to arm the record so it automates when you start playing is frustrating. Manual slicing is a bit fiddly, but im used to an Sp4O4. so mostly a learning curve thing. Pretty colours are pretty. It hasn't magically made me a better musician. oh... also i think you can change the mode of all the chops by pressing affect entire while setting the cut/loop mode

Hi great track and tutorial (y) Just wondering how you handle the sampling of the ukulele. Looks like you intialize a new track and then puch the audition pad together with the record pad and after that the SELECT. Am I right? And the the Deluge start to record when sound is coming in?

Tuna casserole with tomato sauce (verses the hot sauce that it should be)?

Nice one !! What Vocals did you use, they sound dope.

Awesome

So you sampled everything on the deluge mic? How does it sound soooo good?

Enjoyed the video you can add an extra sub to your total.....Lame I know but Im an Ableton user looking at getting a deluge to integrate into my setup of multiple hardware synths controlled by ipad or Ableton plus a range of VST instruments and I haven't really found any definitive videos on Ableton integration for the Deluge as either a slave or a master..I use a APC40 MK2 to control Ableton....just wondering if the Deluge integrates well....does it support audio over USB etc...Thanks for the video I thought the nuts and the finger snap sounded excellent.

Can it play files direct from the op1 or did you need to convert them to a new file type?

how much octatrack style sample mangling is possible with this?

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I must eat first! LOL

just excellent........I just uploaded an introduction to the Deluge, if you're interested......This video is brilliant, and SO entertaining