worldwide dubstep community
https://www.dubstepforum.com/forum/
I do this ... it's really enjoying to play your own tunes but never the same way, so each time is uniquelegend4ry wrote:It depends on the set up of the producer.. Some people play loops together on Ableton (they'll make 30+ stems and mess around with the, with midi triggers and stuff!)
Sweet, cheers man! I'll have to look that up!ogunslinger wrote:I believe they actually sync their 3 laptops together (magnetic man) and each of them are using some sort of automap tech (forgot witch one? maybe it was the novation... can't really remember though....) and they do on-the fly edits and what not? I can't remember if it was an interview or a youtube video but it looked pretty dope! check it out, my facts may be a little off, as I read/watched this quite awhile ago!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FaZYdVoTjTQogunslinger wrote:I believe they actually sync their 3 laptops together (magnetic man) and each of them are using some sort of automap tech (forgot witch one? maybe it was the novation... can't really remember though....) and they do on-the fly edits and what not? I can't remember if it was an interview or a youtube video but it looked pretty dope! check it out, my facts may be a little off, as I read/watched this quite awhile ago!CurtTimson wrote:Thats mental! Is this sort of thing common? What do the likes of Skream n Benga do live for example? Cheers!legend4ry wrote:I have seen live sets where its completely made from scratch, using drum machines/mpcs and synths with some laptop loops.
cloak and dagger wrote:I play mine using this + a nanokontrol:
dogmancar wrote:cloak and dagger wrote:I play mine using this + a nanokontrol:
What function does the guitar hero controller serve other than holding the kaossilator?
Btw when I first started I used a kaossilator and a nanokontrol for my live setup too.
