It is short, you have 60 seconds

Thank you so much! I hope I'll find the time to continue on with the tutorials

Yup!

Thank you!

Hey, sorry for being late to your comment. As I have never done live sets with the machine i really don't know, I'll look into that

@@gibson2623 yes, I agree. The looper track has its drawbacks. In a DAWless setup the looper might just be enough, though, but probably not so much for high fidelity recordings

@@ToddMakesMusic YES! I do have an MC707 but i never track guitars on it, no way. Another thing to connsider if anyone just might use the MC707 for recording a guitar, is a DI box, because you will want a line level in there, and never impedance mismatches, etc etc. Thanks man, take care :)

You are welcome! What could I do better with my videos?

@@ToddMakesMusic The videos are ok. Perhaps to put some chapters division. But the videos are fine. And in some you have the chapters. They are very good. I learn what I want to learn. Cheers.

Hey Jey, that should work out of the box. When you record a sample then you can then create a clip somewhere and press: SOUND. Then you can choose WAVE FILE and select the sample. You can then play it chromatically and even modify it like any other sound.

@@ToddMakesMusic thanks !!

You're welcome!

I think the most straightforward way would be to record on your PC, take out the SD card from the MC707 and then put the samples into: ROLAND/GROOVEBOX/ SAMPLE directory. Then you can import the sample into your project by pressing SOUND and then WAVE FILE and then it is loaded into Oscillator 1 as a PCM (Sample). It actually works the same if you sample on the MC. If you sampled into a project you can then move the sample to the SAMPLE directory.

Thank you very much! I hope I find time to make another tutorial soon

Hey, uh, yeah that is a good idea. I think I am going to do that next.

Thank you!!

Ah, I have never looked into that

Yeah, it is quite powerful and fun

Thank you! I really like it, too

Not yet, i had loads of stuff to do in my work-life, but I'll start up my engines later this months

It's a Philips VoiceTracer. Quite sensitive. It's good, though i don't know how it compares to the small Zoom FRs

@@ToddMakesMusic Thanks!!

@@ToddMakesMusic cool thanks!

You're welcome Dante!

Thank you so much!

Thank you so much!!!

Yeah, having individual LFOs is really nifty. The EQ is also per partial, which is helpful as well

Yeah, I share that kind of humour, if only I'd share his quality:)

Yes, you can.and in good detail, too, at least on a drum track. You press SHIFT+PAD when on a clip, then you are in the drum-pad view. Press ENTER with the pad you want to edit being selected, then you are in the DRUM INST MENU, go to Pad EDIT and you can activate the EQ of that pad! All the best, Todd

@@ToddMakesMusic ah cool, thank you!

Thank you very much!

Yeah, it does not stretch well beyond ten bpm or so. If possible one should only loop once the bpm ate fixed.

Yeah, it's good advice, which I myself should heed more often :)

Thank you! Yeah I'm still learning as well, there is a lot left to explore in the synth engine

Thank you!!

When you play a scene and you have a looper track, then you can select a clip on the looper track and record from external an possibly another track as well. After the defined recording length in measures the looped recording will automatically be played, so the keyboard player can stop. All while the MC is in playback mode. Is that what you are looking for?

@@ToddMakesMusic in my case, the base synth keeps on playing its programmed sequence when the loop is recorded and being played. It want the MC 707 to stop playing the external input when the loop is playing. The I idea is to be able to change settings o. The base synth, while the recorded loop is playing and the at one point switch back to playing the external input again and stop playing the loop. This is something you often see people do on the Octatrack. Maybe there is a way to change the looper input track on the 707 with a midi cc command.

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Alles gut :) ich habe genau heute auch drüber nachgedacht, aber ich habe noch kein send Parameter für die drei Total Effects (MFX, eq, Compressor) gefunden. Das Handbuch hält sich bei dem Thema auch zurück. Ich glaube, es geht einfach nicht. Ich benutze von den Total Effects darum meist auch nur Reverb und Delay. Und mache das Mastering außerhalb des MCs. Aber letztlich sehe ich das auch so, wie du schreibst, man braucht den Computer nicht zwingend für das Mastering. Aber ich benutze bei fast allen Sounds irgend einen Effekt, der komprimiert, sonst sind einige Sounds nicht durchsetzungsfähig genug. In der DAW merkt man es einfach nicht so, weil man ja kaum eine Begrenzung bei der Effektwahl hat.

Danke für die schnelle Antwort :)

Immer gerne!

@@ToddMakesMusic ich glaube bei YT gibt es keinen DMs, daher schreibe ich kurz hier :) Hast du auch Ideen für das realisieren von längeren Livesets mit dem 707? Am liebsten würde ich in einzelnen Projekten die Tracks produzieren und dann in ein großes Projekt bringen für die Live Situation. Es gibt ja die Möglichkeit das Verhalten von Clips umzustellen etc. Ich muss sagen, dass ich da überhaupt nicht durchsteige. Vllt eine nette Videoidee? :)

Thank you, that is good to hear! I'll keep working on them for sure

Yes, the bpm range is somewhat narrow. I mostly use the looper track last, when I no longer change the bpm. But yeah, depending on the genre of music one works in, it might not be ideal

You're welcome!

Thank you!

Yeah, one can get quite a lot out of it

Thank you. I hope to have one out on Sunday!

Thank you!

Thank you!!