10 Of Our Favorite Dubler 2 Videos - Part 2 🎬

We regularly receive videos from so many artists, showing how they're using our tech to turn their Voice into MIDI. In this video we compile some of our favorites! Let us know how you'd use Dubler 2 in the comments 🎤
00:00 Elmer Abapo - MIDI Drum Triggers & Recording Melodies
00:43 Seids - Using Dubler's Companion Plugin
01:55 Nico Borromeo - Singing Orchestral Parts
02:45 Sonido Hip Hop - Unboxing & Making a Lo-fi Beat
03:34 Nefertiti Gold - Using Dubler as a Vocoder
04:52 Beatox - Going From An Idea To A Finished Track
05:48 Vochlea Team - Making a UK House Beat
07:00 Piripa - Singing Full MIDI Chord Progressions
08:00 Paul Marx - Beatboxing Drums & Using Dubler's Expression Controls
08:31 Gourlie Records - Routing Voice-to-MIDI to External Analog Synths
09:27 Bonus!
Watch Part 1 of our 10 Favorite Dubler 2 Videos series here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYDZhGOveqZnfdEsi=puwqZ4fiGiD5Sor8

[@mygoogle1525]

How does he do the hi hat rolls? I was never able to achieve that?

[@inactiveaccount6106]

Add a white version of the microphone. You're ruining my home studio aesthetics. 😭

[@augustbarone7189]

Why is this immediately used for beatboxing? Why not as a tool for any style of music? It would be excellent for pedal steel, harmonica, bass, cello, violin, and the list goes on. I am going to buy it and use it like a wind controller on steroids. Think outside the box and don't reduce the endless possibilities of Dubler 2 to lame software like Unison. Where is everybody? Where are all the traditional songwriters? People are sitting in front of a complete recording rig with keyboards and this is the best they can do? Did the 60's and 70's get banished or is everyone using Dubler 2 too young to know?