Sampling ✂️ on Analog Rytm // All you need to know + tips&tricks

All you need to know to resample the Rytm internal machines and external instruments, plus some creative goodies and secret moves.
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00:00 Intro
00:25 Resampling a Bassline (Dual VCO machine)
6:35 Quantized time stretching TRICK!
9:35 Sampling an Instrument
11:49 Let's have some fun :)
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[@BrendonBrooks]

Finally....a channel that actually goes into the finer details of this machine. Outstanding work man.

[@solarj]

Thanks I’m flattered :)

[@Fixme_12]

More rytm tutorial vids, thx you

[@solarj]

Will do!

[@ccmp23]

Nice video 👍. Instead of creating a trigger step on step 1 you can just let it trigger the sample record from step 3 for 16 steps and just place the new sample you recorded to trigger from step 3. 😊

[@LouisSerieusement]

under rated video. Thank you !

[@solarj]

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[@ElevenTimes]

hey, great videos. Would be amazing if you could make a video about how you actually use / workflow the Rytm for a complete project within your DAW

[@solarj]

Thanks :) good idea, I was thinking some time ago of making a start-to-finish melodic techno track video using the rytm as well now I you put the idea back in my mind!

[@MyReasonToPlay]

Thanks! As always, a perfect lesson. AR - more than a drum machine.

[@danielgosling9900]

nice vid ! really enjoyed the process and your jam session. Ever pass barcelona let us know!

[@solarj]

Thank you :) will do!

[@walterharris7421]

Subscribed!!!!

[@solarj]

Thanks! 🫶

[@RPLKTR]

Good video! The decay on the bass you're recording is longer than the recorded 16 steps. This is why when you're recording with a manual trigger you see decay at the start of the sample. That will loop nicer during quieter parts of your track. You can hear it if you mute the kick.