New Track all sounds from Kaossilator Pro

[beyoung]

Thanks for Listening

http://soundcloud.com/beyoung/never-sat ... -satisfied

[chad9477]

Aside from it being a cool track generally regardless of your sound source, I'm impressed...I don't have a KPro but am beginning to understand why it's attracted a following despite its problems.

Out of curiosity, were the vocals processed with the KPro as well? What sort of postproduction did you use generally?

Digging this, post more when you have it!

[beyoung]

Thanks for listening,

The vocals were processed in Protools with an Ozone Plugin applied.

The drums were processed in Ozone as well.

All sounds came from the K-Pro though

[beyoung]

Did anybody else get a chance to listen to this yet?


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[SMK]

This is cool...It's an example of how the KOPro is suppose to be used.

There is a whole lot more that can be done, there is still a very wide breath of what could have been added into your mix from the KOPro.

Also the real task is to use the KP3 to help sculpt your sound more...cos honestly I think this is how the KOPro and KP3 are suppose to be used together to help artists create their own unique sounds.

Good Work non the less

[beyoung]

Thanks for the feedback

The kaossilator pro has endless possibilities. Right now one of my favorite things to do is putting it in a specific scale and using midi to control a Korg M50

[SMK]

yeah this feature is worth the price of admission alone. W/ the KOPro you get the beat machine, you get 4 sos loopers that you can individually control and edit the measures on, and you get a new type of midi controller for your sound box, keyboard or DAW. And this controller (how cool is this) can be set to different scales and note ranges!

For $400 you can't complain...