Good Tutorials?
Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2012 5:13 am
Anyone have any good direct links to good tutorials for the ESX? THANKS!
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Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2012 7:07 am
YouTube danieklerr and you will find a gold mine of esx videos.
Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2012 3:29 pm
Yeah not to good imo, Already had a look at those. Thanks though! Anyone with anyothers?
Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2012 3:59 pm
Sounds like you need something a little more, uhh..."remedial." What do you need to know how to do? Do you want a brief rundown on how to make a basic beat or do you need to know what the features are?
Tutorials and Tips
Posted: Mon Apr 16, 2012 11:12 pm
I just posted some tips and techniques on my blog
http://carillonaudio.wordpress.com/2012 ... pler-tips/
http://carillonaudio.wordpress.com/2012 ... pler-tips/
Posted: Tue Apr 17, 2012 11:21 pm
Hey ProfessorNick,
Thanks for those tips. Here's one I haven't seen posted anywhere. I might post it at the other Electribe forum. Post it on your blog if you want, could be useful.
If you want to have more than two melodic parts per pattern:
Load a pitched sound to a drum or stretch pad.
Light some steps.
Activate motion sequence for the part, TRIG HOLD.
Record using the pitch knob to create a melody.
The pitch knob travels from -63 to +63.
Go to STEP EDIT, edit the notes.
These are the correct pitches:
Assuming the sample is the note C
Going down:
C 00
B -07
Bb -10
A -13
Ab -16
G -19
Gb -22
F -25
E -28
Eb -31
D -34
Db -37
C -40
B -42
Bb -44
A -46
Ab -48
G -50
Gb -52
F -54
E -56
Eb -58
D -60
Db -62
C -63
Going up:
C 00
C# +07
D +10
D# +13
E +16
F +19
F# +22
G +25
G# +28
A +31
A# +34
B +37
C +40
C# +42
D +44
D# +46
E +48
F +50
F# +52
G +54
G# +56
A +58
A# +60
B +62
C +63
Thanks for those tips. Here's one I haven't seen posted anywhere. I might post it at the other Electribe forum. Post it on your blog if you want, could be useful.
If you want to have more than two melodic parts per pattern:
Load a pitched sound to a drum or stretch pad.
Light some steps.
Activate motion sequence for the part, TRIG HOLD.
Record using the pitch knob to create a melody.
The pitch knob travels from -63 to +63.
Go to STEP EDIT, edit the notes.
These are the correct pitches:
Assuming the sample is the note C
Going down:
C 00
B -07
Bb -10
A -13
Ab -16
G -19
Gb -22
F -25
E -28
Eb -31
D -34
Db -37
C -40
B -42
Bb -44
A -46
Ab -48
G -50
Gb -52
F -54
E -56
Eb -58
D -60
Db -62
C -63
Going up:
C 00
C# +07
D +10
D# +13
E +16
F +19
F# +22
G +25
G# +28
A +31
A# +34
B +37
C +40
C# +42
D +44
D# +46
E +48
F +50
F# +52
G +54
G# +56
A +58
A# +60
B +62
C +63
Posted: Mon Jun 18, 2012 9:12 pm
lololthehighesttree wrote:Sounds like you need something a little more, uhh..."remedial."
I have some new ones up, BTW.