Roland MC-707 Tutorial - Wave Scanning with the Mod Matrix

[@BigMuff520]

I been missing your MC707 tutorials, you’re great with these!

[@UnitE808]

More to come!

[@7177YT]

Agreed!

[@7177YT]

Agreed!

[@retlasd]

Drone magic. Looks great for ambient. This box goes so deep.

[@UnitE808]

It does!

[@InkyDaCaT]

NOW THIS IS THE GEEKY GOODNESS WE HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR JEDI😁😁😁😁 YESSSS

[@UnitE808]

It’s nice to know the geeky goodness is being enjoyed! ❤

[@InkyDaCaT]

@@UnitE808 😉🙌

[@mozr5053]

Glad you're back at it CS!!!❤❤❤❤

[@UnitE808]

Me too!!

[@chrisb3389]

I bet this method could make some cool drone tones with movement. Will have to play with it. Thanks!

[@UnitE808]

That’s what inspired me to look for this feature! I would love to hear your results!

[@ViperdriveMusic]

Unit E thank you for all these tutorials. One day, I'm going to watch them all back to back and master this device! I've only had it since launch 😂

[@Digiphex]

This is wild. Great job.

[@UnitE808]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@DJCJ999]

Thanks for the download! I have just ordered a 707 but own a 101 :)

[@NinthBranch]

This is extremely helpful, Thank You!

[@berkut6313]

Such mastery deserves utmost respect. Keep on keeping on !

[@UnitE808]

Thank you! I’ll keep keep on!

[@mravandelay]

Really great, thanks! I am a new 707 user and your videos have been invaluable!

[@UnitE808]

Glad to help!

[@VacancyOfDisco]

Thank you! I knew there had to be away to do this! I just couldn't figure out how

[@UnitE808]

Glad I could help!

[@sanfran64]

Great tutorial. Thank you 👍

[@UnitE808]

You are welcome!

[@subtorq]

Thanks. Some great ideas 😎

[@UnitE808]

@@subtorq thanks for watching!

[@vertigev]

Very advanced, nice work!

[@UnitE808]

Thanks!

[@ADibley]

Thanks so much, downloaded some wavetables and used the offset in each partial and cycled over that and got some cool results..

[@UnitE808]

I love it! Great to hear others are getting results!

[@lookingforamuse]

Superb tutorial

[@UnitE808]

Thanks a lot 😊

[@vender3516]

tHANK YOU !

[@UnitE808]

You're welcome!

[@aliasghar907]

what does PMT stand for ? About the partial or something ?

[@UnitE808]

@@aliasghar907 yes.

[@andrewwilson5721]

Another great tutorial.thx.Question do you have any idea when there will be another uodate coming out?

[@UnitE808]

I am not given that information, so I can’t say what’s on the horizon.

[@andrewwilson5721]

Ok thank you

[@espacemaxim]

❤❤❤

[@hikayatpoetry]

Thank you Unit E

[@UnitE808]

You're welcome

[@drstupid1]

Epic trick 🤯 thanks!!

[@cornhusk]

Awesome video

[@Rattus9000]

You're back, awesome. New mic too?

[@UnitE808]

Using a headset mic.

[@krakapoww]

👌top stuff m8

[@trusto1016]

Dope!

[@SolflareCoUk]

Great vid! Is there a way to scan or sweep through the same way on a single drum pad? And assign it to a knob so you can manually sweep through the 4 drums or samples you put in?

[@UnitE808]

I think it should work. I can try today and report back.

[@SolflareCoUk]

@@UnitE808 ok great thanks! There’s so much cool stuff you could do with it also on a drum pad!

[@UnitE808]

@@SolflareCoUk I agree. I love the random playback of the 4 waves on a drum pad.

[@UnitE808]

@@SolflareCoUk So I tried to do this with a drum track. It’s not possible. There is no mod matrix to configure on a drum track

[@SolflareCoUk]

@@UnitE808 Thanks for trying! Yes I’d actually had a go myself and couldn’t make it work, but was hoping you might be able to. It’s such a shame as there’s so much that could be done with that!

[@mravandelay]

I’ve watched a few times, and I am not catching how you’ve achieved the partials fading as you scan the waves.

[@UnitE808]

You must go into the area where you separate the partials into velocity ranges. There is a fade option for lower and upper. Make those values a few numbers higher and lower than the range numbers

[@mravandelay]

Excellent, thank you!

[@BassFunMusic]

♥♥♪♦NICE

[@carlottaoviedo3349]

*promosm* 😆

[@Asdrubale01]

why does the second line of pads go from left to right, regularly following in order from 'c' to 'g' and then again from 'a' to 'c'?

[@UnitE808]

It’s a one octave keyboard. The notes CDEFGABC are the bottom row. The top row are the sharps/flats.

[@andrewwilson5721]

Another excellent tutorial.thx.

[@UnitE808]

My pleasure!