Vordhosbn - Aphex Twin - Volca Sample cover (Kind of)

[@ZacharyWells]

I was honestly quite surprised how accurate the drums were!

[@Widderic]

Imagine the amount of Aphex covers we'll have by 2121. I love it.

[@thenucleardoggo]

Pilotredsun vibes here lmao but I like that about this cover

[@rdrgyeah]

Did not know the guy! I really like his channel, weird stuff :D

[@andyz9793]

I think its cuz it seems to be off a lil bit microtonally

[@baramundi__88__]

Big respect

[@Aphexm1ke]

Okay.... This is awesome.

[@FelixvonMontfort]

Well done. just to have the balls to cover Aphex Twin got you my like. And its well done.

[@tombaye]

the drums impressed me the most. good job m8

[@francescoberzioli4579]

Great great job man!!! Congratulation!!! It must have taken ages to program the drums!!! Well done!!!

[@rdrgyeah]

Grazie Francè! It took a good day off from work :D

[@zkx40]

Wtf your a monster dude love this song and this volca

[@Chaotrick]

Lovely. One of my favorite afx tracks, and you did it justice. Great work!

[@eduardresbier8668]

buen gusto

[@RMRRafa]

You tried??? YOU TRIED??? You F*KN DID IT!

[@Andonchoto]

Phenomenal work !!!! Tutorial is a must.

[@Andonchoto]

Why do you need the volcas at all?

[@Lesyeuxouverts]

work of beauty wish I could learn how to produce that too

[@aufon3515]

Nice one rdrgyeah!! Enjoyed the harmonic differences and apparent rhythmic difficulties with this track -- Kind of made it even more human and vulnerable. Well done for the beat analysis and reproduction - for me you got beyond close to the original!! Just listened to a slowed down version at 62.996% speed (also here on KZbin) and your version adds to the mystique of trying to work out what the hell RDJ actually did (and generally does) to get his compositions to work. You're well ahead of me in understanding that, for sure!! Interested in hearing more of your stuff, and subscribing now!! Cheers!!

[@noiselessfox7618]

impressive stuff right here!

[@nawel1]

Fun-king awesone!

[@MrOuija-rr8kq]

Sick

[@AKAtAGG]

made me smile, anyway. nice work fella.

[@flootymcdootymanooty9145]

Fantastic and Tasty, like fruit loops

[@polhzmusic3361]

GENIUS!

[@quibbbo]

Actually fire wow

[@snares187]

mate, this is solid! nice job :)

[@Unifono2012]

very cool

[@antitron100]

Damn, good job man!

[@kylewatson6891]

Yes sir!

[@fosbeat5834]

Nice track!!

[@aesifat168]

crisp

[@hueyhueyhueyhuey]

ooooft legend

[@monnicamii]

woah :0

[@konsumer]

#nice

[@denisfuenzalida3746]

Nicely done, congrats!

[@jamiescott5980]

wow good effort holy shit

[@cellardoreproductions]

Impressive

[@Dan-ms4oq]

I have a question about the setup here, I had a scroll though and couldn't see it thus far but about the sequencing. How much can you actually change with midi CC? Is it just the sound you have currently selected or can you somehow sequence controls for pan, pitch, filter, ampt etc in the DAW. Also the arrangement is wonderful and extrememely well produced for the limitations.

[@rdrgyeah]

Thanks! If I get your question correctly, in this specific scenario there is no midi CC involved (i.e. Continuous panning of the keys is coming from volca mod seq, this is the reason why the volcas are playing a sequence, even if the MIDI notes are coming from an external seq). There is anyway a JS on reaper with CC on every parameter in the grey area of the VS (speed, lp filter, attack etc), I have tried it a couple of times and it’s not very reliable unfortunately, but it’s been a while since last time I’ve used it. Right now the pajen firmware allows me to send midi note and velocity in a single MIDI channel. I hope my answer makes sense :)

[@tebbisimoX]

so siiiiiick

[@hesher2301]

niiiiiice

[@j.ake.9264]

Good shit

[@paolopiergentili3839]

Volalca Sample & drum n bass....🤯❤️

[@Bellinose]

Very convincing ! (your battery's dying)

[@rdrgyeah]

Lol thanks mate! Luckily it didn’t shut off while filming 😂

[@erickmoraes9603]

nice

[@SF8008]

mindblowing

[@Poly_0000]

Awesome!

[@diegobelinque1347]

nice!

[@christmanroos]

neat

[@rodriguespepper]

The best volca! How did you sequence it, though?

[@rdrgyeah]

Reaper :D

[@cjnf11]

Very good! Also you reminded me, there's a nice idm(-ish) track "At Least I Can Say I Tried" by Cex, check it out. )

[@christiantorma2440]

Die werden natürlich über Midi angesteuert stimmt's?

[@rdrgyeah]

Yes they are :D VS sequencer would never be able to reproduce such complex patterns

[@christiantorma2440]

@@rdrgyeah stimmt 😎🤘 echt cool 😁✌

[@christiantorma2440]

@@rdrgyeah pure Data geht gut für die volcas ✌

[@cd78]

Why the need for 2 Volcas??

[@rdrgyeah]

Just for processing separately the audio for keys and drums, the left one is keys+reverb and delay, the right one only drums. Anyway a single volca could play all the parts together

[@alf_co]

how did you program the beats?

[@rdrgyeah]

The beats have been programmed on Reaper, then sent via MIDI to Volca Sample :)

[@kraftyhandz]

Have my babies.

[@PaulBenjaminJenkins]

This is absolutely epic. You did all of that on that little guy??

[@rdrgyeah]

Thanks! The MIDI programming has been done on reaper! Unfortunately Volca sequencer does not allow elaborated sequencing :(

[@Aaron303]

how long did you programm this ??? Awesome

[@rdrgyeah]

One day just for the drums :)

[@hongdekong]

Wait, how the fuck did you do this??

[@rdrgyeah]

Reaper piano roll > midi cable > volca :D

[@lucasauro4526]

Panico