Deluge - Basic Workflow Tutorial with Peach Milk 

Yeah, i was going to get both the Electribes (if thats what you mean), but i THINK im going for this one. Cant really afford it, but i like the workflow on this, so i may have to go hungry this Christmas, LOL! Better than several years of regretting buying something cheaper...

Not quite Novation yes but Elektron are still miles ahead in but lack a song mode

I can hear everything

Cant hear her too

stop fucking your ear,you fool.

Buba Bubu agreed

I agree I wish there were CC. That would make a big difference.

Hey ShoRoc. We currently don't have plans though have heard the request a lot.

They're $899US (or $954US including shipping to the US), so you're in luck :) synthstrom.com/product/deluge/

I dont have any, RU-vid algorithm is about what you give him to chew !

Mine are different ... it's based on your recent searches

yes you can. easily

I've used it to sequence an OG Pro One via CV/Gate out - it works great.

Yes, you can easily map any of the internal effects/parameters to an external controller.

@@SynthstromAudible Thanks for the quick reply and great to hear so!

Yes it does :)

You need to shout it then! This is the sole reason I passed on both the Digitakt and Circuit - mono samples only. I looked at the Deluge manual and could find nothing in there about it! Maybe I missed it, but it's a major way to distinguish Deluge from the competition. Make the most of it.

Our first batch of orders has shipped and we're currently taking orders for our second batch which will ship on July 31st. You can find out details of the next round of orders here: synthstrom.com/product/deluge/

This machine is a tiny little monster. As a customer I can say this is the best piece of kit I've ever owned. It's packed full of capabilities. You won't learn the whole thing in one sitting. There's so much to explore.

get one,it's neat. and the company is solid. mine shipped w/o manual, tjey explaines they'd send it after a reprint taking into account the new firmware they we're about to release then. Yeah, sure I thought. But they did send it couple weeks later, like clockwork. so at leadt they keep promises. ...dare I say overbridge... (;

It's easy, uou simply just save the same preset as a different number. So say you were using preset 20 on a track and you wanted two tracks with the same preset playing at once, save it again as 20A and you can have them playing at the same time, 20B, 20C, etc...you use the same method if you want to have the same kit playing at the same time.

The solution sounds clumsy, wouldn’t you end up with lots of duplicate presets?

I got one :)

One of its primer purposes is as an improvisational tool. I am not sure if there are any particular videos I can point to illustrating that at the moment...

Alberto Picciau it would be awesome on the fly, you can just slap the sequencer and you have a weird melody and then pop yo drumz inz

Yip, you can easily change the pitch of the sample accessing the menu using the shortcut pads, sorry, I'm not sure what you mean by "ever notes".

Dave Oloughlin yes it is

Sorry Elliot, we haven't made any yet. It's pretty straightforward, you line in your source or use the built-in mic, start recording when you want, then stop recording, then you can trim the resulting file. You build a "kit" with the samples you want, as many as you like (usually on a theme) per kit, save that "kit"... then start a new "kit" and start again. You can also resample what is currently playing and save that to the SD card as well, and again, trim the start and end points and load it into the song it came from, a new one, or a start a new kit. For us to show every feature and just how deep it can go would be an epic amount of video, haha, and we prefer to add new features rather than make videos talking about the old ones. Our 1.3 firmware is in beta testing at the moment and has a bunch of new features still.

it seems to work with LFOs that way.

Glitching

OOps, so sorry. I accidently removed my comment. Thanks.

It depends on how many tracks you are playing at any one-time, you could very likely construct a song with 100 tracks available (depending on track length) but yes, you certainly couldn't play them all at the one time, some effects take up a lot more resources than others - delay, time-stretching etc.

LOL 100 if you cannot make a song in 10 tracks or less id look for a new hobbie!

Yes, you can set the level of quantisation or remove it.

ArcAudios Zoe better yet no display w clear visual feedback right on the control surface to keep your mind in the groove

This was a really early video of ours, three years ago, also showing a much more primitive version of the firmware..there are hundreds of more recent tutorials online. Haha, maybe its time to retire this one....

@@SynthstromAudible well, its still on your website. This put me off tbh. Get one of the other hundred tutorials up on your homepage imo ;)

@@SynthstromAudible Please keep it! It’s nice to see how an instrument has evolved over time. I would just add a link to the newer stuff.

just go to loopop's channel, he has a very recent guide on this machine (for the new 3.0 firmware)

@@forkayebee3831 Yes, saw that one already and am looking for more info from him. Have subscribed.

Lol. Sorry, we're a small company and haha, video editing is not one of our strong points. :)

Synthstrom Audible god I must of been in a bad mood lol it was frustrating. Congrats on a great product anyway.

Have you had a watch of this? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-KQm-OxjSt5Y.html

Thanks, that was way more interesting.

lol. Right now we're trying to think of way to slow down orders - seems like we should just make more videos ;)