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round 2 has begun! buckle up! https://www.twitch.tv/braindancenews https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Qu01XNRDU0 ❤️

thanks to everyone who tuned in for night 1, it was a long night but brimming with amazing music! night 2 is just around the corner, even more music to come, dont miss out! Times are listed in GMT (BST-1) see ya there ❤️

yeah im sure there used to be a way.. @Joyrex is it still possible?

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you betcha, buddy

yes

if you havent already, check this channel out, its full of bangers!

more often i try to get the patch mostly laid out first then work on the seq, maybe altering the patch as ya go but try to get the basics of the patch in before writing. i find its much easier to start with the sound of a patch guiding the seqs then go into more detail after ideas have been sketched. usually load up a piano in ableton and noodle around, find interestin little hooks or progressions and jus go from there really..as i said before, every project is different tho.

thanks! that first track is probly my fav from the record, glad you like it!! im on ableton at the moment. sequencing either in ableton, or sequencing on machines, then recording. trouble with sequencing exclusively on a lot of the synths i have (ms101 and minilogue are the biggest offenders of this) is the length of the sequences..cant really get enough variety in there. saving up for a cirklon though, thas guna be fun hehe. every track is different in terms of workflow..generally though im sequencing most of it in an ableton proj then recording it as live as i can. always try to do as much mixing on the go as poss, eq on the desk rather than after the fact in daw, stuff like that. 303 is hardware seq'd on a tt303v1 because it just sounds much better than trying to get a midi pattern feigning a convincing "acid" sound, only times i do seq acid in bleton is when its impossible for the hardware to do it, then i get on a vst or some shit, lol, and a fair bit of my basses are done on the minilog seq when it isnt insufferably boring with only 16 steps or i can be arsed to make multiple patterns.. been eager to get into using trackers again lately, traded my c64 for an electric bass (which i never got, thanks cam 😉) a few years ago, but i was learning how to use some of the tracker software on that, makin jungle an shit. but for now disabledton is doing the job p gud, when i can break off to seq on the cirk i'll probably use protools for recording, far prefer it for straight recording. if you got specific questions lemmie know, i think that kinda umbrellas most of what im doing..i think

pssst, ballacid uploaded the ep for your listening convenience, playlist is here: 👀

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holy shit i forgot all about dom n roland, those outrageous basses