Many thanks!

Thanks so much! It’s a super fast-paced tremolo from an Ableton device - I forget the exact chain of effects, but it can be found in the “Glitch & Wash” pack on their webstore. I have a knob on my controller mapped to the tempo so I can speed it up and slow it down as needed.

@@andrewtasselmyer2436 Ah, didn't realize it was a native effect, thank you! Also just wanted to say that I've been reading through your website and it's an immensely valuable resource for learning about these more experimental ways of producing music, so thank you very much for sharing your knowledge! It is very much appreciated

Thanks for watching! Yes, I love stacking a bunch of sends and recording all kinds of variations of the same source sound. Super fun. I haven’t done much with the new MIDI controls in Samplr yet but the possibilities are endless, for sure!

Thank you!

Thanks! It’s called Chow Tape by Chow DSP.

Thank you so much! It’s a patch I made myself for bass tones. In the video description, you can click a link to my Substack page where I have the sound isolated for demonstration.

Thanks so much for listening, and for the kind words! I really appreciate it. Great question - the short answer is that I tend to record these sessions directly in Ableton as I jam/play, so I have a copy of each individual track available to work with and edit later. I often just freewheel a session for 20-30 minutes and work those longer recorded ideas into a more concise arrangement after the fact. Sometimes I will go back and re-record a part of it didn’t come out like I wanted in the improv jam. AUM and other DAWs typically allow for recording each individual track, too, so even if I’m away from the studio, I’m always able to have them on my phone or iPad and export them to the laptop later to mix, edit, chop, condense, and arrange in Ableton Live.

@@andrewtasselmyer2436 Thanks for your reply, I didn't know it was possible to save all the tracks in AUM, that's makes this workflow even more flexible!

Thanks for watching and for the kind words!

Thanks!

All audio is recorded there, and I’m sequencing 3 VST instruments in Live with Fugue Machine on the iPad. Mentioned in description

@@andrewtasselmyer2436 I also have a hybrid system with Live and my iPad, I use digital connection between my 2 audio interfaces with 0 latency, works nice.

Thanks for watching!

My pleasure! Thank you so much for watching.

Thanks for watching!

My pleasure! Thanks Adam

Thanks for the kind words and for watching! I appreciate it.

thank you!

Thanks!

Thanks for watching!

@@andrewtasselmyer2436 There are only very few videos here on KZbin, that provide such constructive and systematic insights about how to set up and organize AUM for live performances. AUM in this regard is unique, as it allows for very individual solutions, since it is more of an open platform, rather than being ruled by paradigms that DAWS predominantly push users in. Also connecting two iOS devices (or an iOS device plus a macOS device) via a device such as the iConnect, opens up new possibilities, or can extend the workflow. There are quite a few similarities between your approach and how I work, yet, it is always good to take a closer look at how other artists operate and organize their performance and production environments, for some tips, new inspirations, and ideas. It is utterly valuable what you are doing here!

Glad it was helpful!

Hey there, I have a 2021 iPad Pro 11" with 128 GB storage and 8 GB RAM. it's more than enough for my music work.

Welcome aboard! Thanks for checking it out. Yes, the flex machines are sampling and pitch-shifting the live audio from the OT.

excellent, new thing for me to try out. look forward to more vids and making my way thru the ones you've put out.

Thanks so much! I really appreciate that. I was pretty happy with this one. Yeah, there’s a slight bit of black. I usually have to do a tiny bit of quantization adjustment in Live to make it sync perfectly.

Lag. Not black. Typo!

Many thanks!

Thank you! I used to have a Push but I use the iPad for control of Ableton Live now.

Thank you! It’s a fantastic plugin. One of my favorites.

Thank you! So glad you enjoyed it. For file management, I use AudioShare. It’s by far the easiest and most effective method and most apps connect directly with it.

I should have added the app with the waveform at the start

Thanks so much for watching!

I’ve got AUM and Live synced with Ableton Link, and I send the clock and transport from Live to OT via DIN MIDI cables.

@@andrewtasselmyer2436 ah! Yes, sure. You are using Ableton. I try to sync it just with my elektrons. But I also fin a way with link and Audiobus 3. works 🤷🏻‍♂️

Ha, high praise - thanks for watching!

Thank you! Cheers!

Thank you! Yes, I’ve heard of it - I’ve actually been in touch with them over email and hope to try it soon with a video here.

Thanks!

Thanks for watching! The preamps are not that great for demanding use cases, I’ve found that there’s some noise at high gain settings. I find that I need an inline booster to use my Shure SM7B with it, for instance.

Thanks for watching!

Yes, it should work with any 2 computers/tablets/phones as long as you have the right cables and drivers.

Thank you!

Thank you! Yes, in hindsight I would’ve done that. Thanks for watching.

It outputs WAV in whatever bit/sample rate you choose

Glad you think so! Thanks for watching

I no longer have the Digitakt, but when I did own it, yes, I used Overbridge often!

@@andrewtasselmyer2436 cheers for the reply! Going to buy the interface for sure then. Thanks for video's and wonderfull music

Yes you can! I don't have experience with it, myself, but presumably it can pass audio back and forth between devices and it has 2 input jacks for your synth.

@@andrewtasselmyer2436 Thank you for your reply!

Yes, you can route audio out of Ableton live, loop it in loopy pro, and then send the loop out on a separate channel to receive in Live again.

@@andrewtasselmyer2436How do i connect the lines? I’ve been trying the same thing. I dont know how to clock sync, record ableton audio in loopy pro, control ableton with loopy pro midi etc.

@@andrewtasselmyer2436I mean cables

Totally agreed! Wish more companies would take on this concept in their products.

Thank you! I’m afraid I don’t fully understand the question but in general, it’s equal parts Ableton live and loopy pro here.

@@andrewtasselmyer2436 what is the plugin you use at 1.01 ?

@@sergebonnet5294 the app is called Samplr

I sync MIDI clock of Octatrack and all apps to AUM