Roland MC 505: Making a Funk Pop HOUSE Beat (Daft Punk, Stardust and Dee Lite ish).

Dawless Beatmaking creating a Funk Pop/Soul beat. No Sampler just funking it up with the Roland MC 505. Kinda has some hints of Daft Punk and Stardust and Deee-Lite all mixed together.
I call this one "Morning Boogie"
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[@Pyroja]

That bassline is lovely. Great tune!

[@tcmuze]

Thanks!!! Appreciate you tapping in. Stay Up!!

[@KurtzVintageVibes]

Cool track. Please keep pumping out that music 🎉

[@tcmuze]

Thank you!!! And I will keep dropping new ones.

[@MG53v8]

Can get these to sound like they're samples off vynal 🎉

[@matttorrence2900]

Man, I gotta figure out how to use this thing... I have one...

[@tcmuze]

Absolutely. There's a lot to explore with the MC505, but its pretty intuitive once you get the hang of it. Thanks for tapping in!!!

[@Howdy606]

Enjoyed that, Does the MC505 have ratchets? (perhaps its too old to have that feature). Hope to see more of these great little vids you do :)

[@tcmuze]

I don't think so. Only thing I could think of is using the arpeggiator at a very high subdivision to get that effect.

[@mbrombert]

From what I remember it kiiiind of has ratchets in the sense that you can change up the speed/scale of the sequencer. So you can program something in 16th notes and change it to 32nd to 'add ratchets' in between the notes.... if that makes sense. I can't think of the proper way to word it and it has been well over 10 years since I used one. If you go to about 18 minutes in this video you can see what I mean kzbin.info/www/bejne/pF6zpKCHrdqLfpo (If I remember correctly you can also do it for musical notes too, not just drums).