Turning Drums Into A Bigger Picture | Thomann

[@devoncraigjohnson]

Why are there no links for Jonas or his music? These tracks are awesome.

[@The_Invisible_Hand_Of_CV]

Too underground....

[@dumafuji]

Lovely. Great examples

[@djchemie]

You can tell Jonas and Felix live for music! I like your creative approach and tips. Thanks! I am certainly not brave and good enough yet to introduce complexity to the drums yet. I am slowly experimenting though especially with semi-modulars. I self-released Argon where there is more noise, glitches, FX etc. present in the background pretty much all created with semi-modulars.

[@charminrecords]

Both really nice tracks Jonas and good tips !

[@McEnroe911]

Always enjoy your videos describing your process. ❤

[@7an7ara]

This is why the Volca Drum is such a favourite of mine, can do harsh metallic, soft textures and other noises...its a flavour machine! This video giving me great inspiration about incorporating such sounds more 😊

[@Theshapelessgarden]

Very inspiring ! Thank you

[@MichaelHoma999]

Nice! And please share Jonas links!

[@hughman8597]

Ich mag ja so glitchige Sounds, sehr cool ❤.

[@MrMarcLaflamme]

Weird Drive sample was awesome! Whatever it was.

[@braggaboutit1233]

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[@donnydarko7624]

Whats the point of owning a $1900 drum machine if all your going to do is sample one shots from it? I feel like you could have designed your snare directly in ableton faster than it took you to get the pulsar setup and hooked up and designed a snare on it, and then probably did some processing to it in ableton as well

[@AlbertMG11]

I think the point of the video is to use as many different sound sources you can imagine to create different and unique sounds to shape your own signature, and get to places you would not reach if you stay in front of the screen trying to get a certain sound by tweaking digital knobs and adjusting fx. I mean, obviously you can do whatever you want in any DAW, but looking away from the screen to do something different will lead you to other stuff that you probably would've never reached if you stayed sat down.

[@磁鬼頻率]

For some people It's not about speed or saving money. Each and all approaches are valid. I like sampling because it's unique to me.

[@donnydarko7624]

@@磁鬼頻率 The pulsar is unique, but if all your going to do is sample basic almost unaltered one shots of its voices, seems like a pretty big waste of a super complex almost infinitely creative machine.

[@donnydarko7624]

@@AlbertMG11 I agree, but what we were shown was just sampling almost completely unmodulated/stock pulsar voice samples, thats what I find frustrating about the video.

[@磁鬼頻率]

@donnydarko7624 I get your point but sampling can get you a lot of places that you can't get to without sampling. So why not....?