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[@ptshi_channel]

Subscribed! Thanks for the tips, useful!

[@tricks-and-tips]

Thanks a lot! Appreciate the comment and sub ❤

[@shiva007freephenix]

Very nice sharing !

[@tricks-and-tips]

Thanks a lot!

[@kenb7540]

Love it ! Thanks for sharing 🙏👏🎶

[@tricks-and-tips]

Thanks K, appreciate it 😊

[@HansuMyura]

This is more or less how I make my songs. Very nice to see. Beautiful jam by the way!

[@tricks-and-tips]

Thanks! Yeah this is how it apparently works for me 😊. What type of music do you make?

[@HansuMyura]

@@tricks-and-tips That really depends on my mood and whether I'm making it for a certain audience. On my channel you can watch some videos I made a few years ago, these are single songs or songs for challenges and also live sets for online festivals (I just started making music again by the way).

[@tricks-and-tips]

Nice 👍🏻

[@JeroenHega]

Brilliant jam; sounds awesome

[@tricks-and-tips]

Thanks Jeroen!

[@HardcoreOreider]

Thanks for sharing your workflow

[@tricks-and-tips]

Thanks for watching. Hope to give some inspiration 😎

[@Wildb0y]

Loving the content, thank you for the hard work. 💚👊

[@tricks-and-tips]

@@Wildb0y good to hear!!!

[@krazywabbit]

❤

[@tricks-and-tips]

Thnx!

[@oliv773]

Love it 😍. Thanks for sharing !

[@tricks-and-tips]

Thanks a lot! There are many more jams in the channel 😎

[@thelning]

That was a nice one. Beautiful.

[@tricks-and-tips]

Thanks Tony! 🙏🏻

[@AmaNotaGogo]

Love the piano part

[@tricks-and-tips]

Thank you!

[@rayderrich]

I always love your videos, keep them coming if you have time and inspiration please.

[@tricks-and-tips]

Thanks man! Just starting a new jam. Technohooooo. But it’s still rough (wait Peter, that is the idea with Techno 😂)

[@rayderrich]

Just watching you cook in your sound kitchen is enjoyable, no matter the genre (okay please no jazz lol).

[@tricks-and-tips]

@@rayderrichjazzless jamming 😂😂

[@sonikronikElektronik]

Another great one! 🙌✨

[@tricks-and-tips]

Thanks. I have been thinking about doing more talking videos, but they are quite hard to make (for me at least) as I keep messing them up either forgetting parts, or talking rubbish.

[@sonikronikElektronik]

@@tricks-and-tips I think you should, if you want. I've done a bunch of talking videos on my own language else where, and how I did it was I scripted them all. That way I could stay focused and said only what was needed for the thing I was teaching. 😊

[@tricks-and-tips]

@@sonikronikElektronik Thanks, I thought about it, but I'm not sure how I can read the script and use my setup and keep my eyes on both at the same time. I did make a couple 'unscripted' ones and it was 'ok' but it was a lot of retakes.

[@sonikronikElektronik]

@@tricks-and-tips Even if it is scripted, there are retakes. 😊 How about putting the topics somewhere instead of the whole script? Just another thought (also used that in certain situation) Anyways, I don't think teaching videos have to be perfect. Nothing really is😁 If you want to make those videos, I would recommend you just do it. It'll get easier. 👏

[@tricks-and-tips]

@@sonikronikElektronikyeah, you're right. I just have to reclaim my mic from the rehearsal room (they like it too much :) )

[@christianiversen4749]

Very inspirational and great to watch and listen to these jams 🤩 It would be really nice with a walkthrough of the wiring and the methods you use for looping and recording these jams. For example, how do you record a loop of an external synth into the MC-707; do you record it as a sample or as MIDI notes? And where in the audio chain do you plug in the effects pedal while jamming? Is each synth plugged into the MC-707? And so on… 😊

[@tricks-and-tips]

Hi Chris and thanks a lot! I have some videos about this. First a series of 3 on how I jam: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2KlaWmVqKd5mpo kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHy3dGCde6-Wec0 kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2aTiJaHopellbc This explains in detail on how I use the 707 in my setup while making my jams. And then there is the routing part : kzbin.info/www/bejne/enPEfJSan7OSjM0 And I did a 'talking head' version of 'how I jam' which is more a general overview on how I make my jams. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqDIaKOVr8Rsprc So grab a coffee or 10 and enjoy the ride :) If you have more questions, hook me up!

[@christianiversen4749]

Hi! Oh sorry, I wasn’t aware you already did such walkthroughs 😁 Thank you very much for your reply, I’ll take a look. Not sure I would need coffee, as it’s inspiring to watch 😊

[@tricks-and-tips]

@@christianiversen4749no problem man. There is so much stuff out there that I don't blame you for not knowing :) You can replace the coffee with beer or any other drink of course 😁

[@christianiversen4749]

@@tricks-and-tips Hello again 👋 Just wanted to let you know I watched the videos, and I enjoyed them (both with and without a glass of wine 😆). Very informative, they answered a lot of my questions, and also entertaining. Generally in your videos I like the tempo and amount of information in the subtitles - I feel I have the time to digest the info while also having capacity to listen to the beautiful music. So great job, thank you for posting such nice content, and congratulations on the 2.5k follower milestone 😊

[@tricks-and-tips]

@@christianiversen4749 Thanks a lot. Really appreciate it. I know I mainly do this for myself, but its very nice to read someone gets something out of it! Let me know if you have more questions!

[@beutelratte888vdbk5]

😎😎🚀🛸🌈🌈🌈🌍🌎🌏

[@tricks-and-tips]

Thanks 🙏🏻