Make Instruments Not Sounds

[@flamesintheattic]

Jaron has to be one of the clearest teachers on youtube.

[@Strafuzz]

‘Cutout the butter notes’ Miles Davis to Herbie Hancock

[@WobbigongSoundSystem]

At 1:00 in I was already vastly wiser, and more talented than before I started watching this video.

[@Tosoruth]

Would love to know more about this drum sound! Tight and clean. Great wash on the ride. 👌

[@jazzsong8566]

You are the GOAT

[@oscillatorstorm]

You are simply awesome, thank you so much for the inspiration.

[@spyspy4236]

great vid and thanks for sharing! looking forward to what you have upcoming.

Man, excellent

[@admiralhax9714]

Jaron! Jaron! Jaron! Cheer with me now!

[@bloodcell6282]

Another great video by Jaron

[@studmuffin-bb6zv]

life changing!!

[@geezus6191]

Another great video. Thanks for sharing

[@dsamuel2116]

Wow, this is amazing and inspirational

[@drewlichty8091]

Does anyone know if there is a similar function in FL Studio?

[@Markrspooner]

this is a bit mind blowing 🤯

[@RaskolnikovR]

very interesting

[@lorddulort]

need more macro videos pleaseee

[@Viorust]

fire as fuck

[@clementpetit7776]

👌

[@tgfjrfjfgjgfj]

nice video +1 sub

[@semyonboyk0]

Really good point, no questions there. But speaking of the implementation - geez, I had no idea it's that inconvenient for you, ableton folks, to create something like this. Multiple randomized, LFOed, stepped, macroed (and now - MSEGed) parameters in multiple devices within one instrument chain is kind of a normal thing in Bitwig, and can be created in just couple of clicks.