Albion One Ostinato Section Explored

[@brunoluise2798]

Thank you.Excellent video!

[@tommyschiffermusic8910]

A great exploration in Albion ONE ostinato feature. .Using the "key" area efficiently. Thanks for the video!

[@davidgottshalk8450]

I never really understood how to use the Ostnato . And now I do thanks to you. It would be good to see more videos just like this, explaining different sections of albion one. Thanks again

[@jeanlue]

Thank you so much for making this video. this is amazing feature and I didn't even know that I had it. Again thank you so much

[@Blues-House]

Excellent video - I couldn't figure this out until I saw what you did with the 'key' setting. You've saved me a lot of time there. Cheers. Mike.

[@kickstrument.8310]

great video ! that was a fun watch

[@jonhill956]

Great overview - thanks - this has really helped!!

[@sergeinerobeev3501]

Thanks a lot!👍🏻

[@delburrough6647]

Well done. Excellent explanation👍

[@robduff]

Very useful , thanks.

[@Sesaon3]

One request for those of us watching on phones can you zoom in to the area you are discussing to make efficient use of the screen. Thanks for making this tutorial :-)

[@audiooutsource]

Fair point, cheers!

[@citizenworld8094]

The ostinato section is small in Kontakt so if you've spent this amount of money, why are you using a phone to watch an important tutorial?

[@Sesaon3]

@@citizenworld8094 I view most tutorials in bed just before hitting the pillow. Sure if it's vital I'll watch on the big screen but it's a general comment on many tutorial videos that the screen space is not used as efficiently as it could be.

[@Berserkr696]

This was really helpful, thanks! Do you remember which Reaper theme you used here? Looks awesome 👍🏻

[@germanconcustelltevar913]

thanks

[@lincolndaviscomposer]

Great Video!

[@fredrikhiller7238]

Thx!

[@flaviomateusguitarra]

Thanks for the explanation. It was very helpfull. Could you teach how to set a specific BPM or by TAP Tempo?

[@audiooutsource]

Thanks! Kontakt should follow your daw tempo for the ostinato section. Try changing the temp there? 👍

[@flaviomateusguitarra]

@@audiooutsource I got it. Thank you again!

[@MartinJG100]

6:29. I would have gone for 'Mars' there :).

[@audiooutsource]

Good point! I should've credited Holst!

[@citizenworld8094]

..."if I wudda had this, ... when I was maybe 20....I'd probably be a billionaire right now......🤪😆 Great video with that up yer kilt accent. Luvit. Any more tuts coming our way?

[@MartinJG100]

Very good. In fact, better than very good :)

[@Indianabones007]

Thanks for this,,very helpful. It says in the manual that you can upload presets but I can seem to find them, can you help me out?

[@jonmimipink8009]

copy the Albion ONE folder (97kb) to your documents folder; click Load on the Ostinatum and you should find the presets in that Albion ONE folder

[@IngoGarza]

The thing I dont understand about this is...why not just do it in the piano roll?

[@audiooutsource]

The advantage of doing it in the Ostinato section is that the pattern you create will follow you around the keyboard. Much easier for trying out ideas and getting creative with performance

[@garaiss]

Sound robotic! Because they are playing velocities to equal!

[@audiooutsource]

? check out from 4:40 onward where I show how to change the veocities?

[@TheLionandtheWolfUK]

Mate this is great! I've followed your instructions precisely but my notes don't play a rhythm at all - just a single not. It's like I don't have it turned on at all. Any ideas?

[@oneninehundred835]

Hmm, have you tried all the different modes (ascending, etc). Or maybe try chord mode and see if that works. I know this sounds mad, but could it be something as simple as editing one instance whilst triggering another (ie, wrong midi channel etc)?

[@audiooutsource]

@@oneninehundred835 good thinking.

[@TheLionandtheWolfUK]

One Ninehundred fixed it thank you dude!

[@MrMikomi]

Sorry I don't understand as I don't have Albion one.., what's the point of what you're doing there in the instrument? As you can do that and so much more in the daw sequencer?