You gave this a good crack. I was lucky enough to see them perform this at Glastonbury 2007 ... I don't really have words to describe it. RIP Mr Bell. LFO 4eva.
Lord know's if Bjork or the producer came up with that beat. One of them had to be on acid. And you, my man, are giving me an acid trip with this track. Bravo.
both Bjork & Mark Bell -- they had a very close working relationship. You can't give one all the credit, it's never an either/or, but a LOT of the credit does go to Bjork.
Amazing! One of my favorite songs and definitely something to aspire to as I learn the ins and outs of that awesome instrument -- just got mine a few days ago and it's fantastic.
Mine should arrive tomorrow. Thanks for doing this demo, this really is the best one. I understand what can be done with this machine and most of the demos don't take it where you did with this one. Bravo!
Ooh If travel is searching And home has been found I'm not stopping I'm going hunting I'm the hunter I'll bring back the goods But I don't know when I thought I could organize freedom How Scandinavian of me En-cha-le-li En-cha-le You sussed it out, didn't you? Yeah! You could smell it So you left me on my own To complete the mission Now I'm leaving it all behind I'm going hunting I'm the hunter, I'm the hunter I'm going hunting I'm the hunter, I'm the hunter I'm the hunter, I'm the hunter I'm the hunter Ooh
All great tools that will work together well. I'm one of those folks who don't have to use everything all the time but likes the advantage of an eclectic tool box
This was great! I was on the fence about the Drumbrute but now I think it's a definite buy. I'm in the process of transitioning from DAWs to hardware and think that beats would be the first place to start.
I've not much money to spend as I've recently been laid off from work but I need something to keep me going! I'll work up to an elektron eventually! I'm looking to spend around $500 US or less at the moment. I just sent my MIDI controller out for repairs. My plan is to have a new piece of hardware to play with by the time it comes back.
Ahh, good to know... Yeah, I really enjoyed doing this one, it had been on my bucket list for a long time but there was no way I could've done it with the Volcas 😄
It is awesome! This rhythm is so complicated, that I am under big impression of your work! True - this is the best advertisement of this synth I have seen... I see you have Elektron gear, and here I have a question; can Drumbrute have pattern changed (slave) by external device (I have Octatrack as a master)? How many patterns you can have per 1 song? And how many songs can be stored in memory in Drumbrute? I seriously consider buying this synth, so your remarks will be very precious for me ;)
Hey, Love it! I recently bought an Elektron Analog Rytm MKII but have been falling in love with the sound of the DrumBrute, in particular this video (the kick in particular)...Do you know if there are DrumBrute samples that could be loaded into the Rytm in order to reproduce something like this or will it always sound different using the Rytm? Thanks!
At 0:52 you took your hand off Kick1...How did you get it to keep swelling in and out without manually adjusting the level? Awesome demo - I'm picking mine up this week :)
The pattern continues without the swelling in and out after I let go, it sounds like it's still there, but I think it's an illusion... Thanks for the kind words 😃
How much does the drumbrute fit in an experimental comtext like this? I ask cuz I make a lot of music that includes different velocity and pitch per step on drums, with lots of flams and substeps. So I ask if the drumbrute (and it's sequencer) can fit this task : )
I ended up selling it... For more experimental beats I'd recommend the Elektron Machinedrum. Versatile, punchy enough to cut through any mix, and highly programmable. They are highly sought after though and $$$.
Volca Drum is another bang for buck DM. Small, cheap, but big sound and also versatile. Pocket Operator Tonic gets an honorable mention for sounding so good at its price point.
Thank you! All the gear is input on separate tracks onto my old Roland VS 880 hard disc recorder, and then to a Yamaha mg10xu mixer, then into my camera mic input
Thank you! The first song I ever sequenced was Bizarre Love Triangle on my cousin's Atari ST and his Casio CZ 101 in 1989. Maybe I should revisit the Substance album 😉
Excellent work! Deepest Congrats! I have one question for you, I hope you can help me ;-): Have you tried the DBrute synced with Pro Tools by any chance? I tried the Beatstep Pro and it doesn't sync properly, it loses the tempo. Wondering if the same happens with the DBrute, before buying it. Thanks and happy new year! ;-)
