Monday, November 23, 2009
Sync-Lock Elektron SH-101 Jam.mp4
YouTube via innerclock2004
"This Video shows the same audio tracks playing from Ableton Live via an Edirol FA-101 Soundcard. Outputs 3 and 4 from the FA-101 drive the Sync-Lock which in turn drives an Elektron Machine Drum via Midi Clock and a Roland SH-101 via the External Clock Input. Initially we hear only the Elektron Machine Drum pattern. Next we push [Play] on the SH-101 Sequencer which is being externally clocked from Live via the Sync-Lock Trigger Out. Next we move to the Mixer and bring up the DAW/Live Audio Tracks in the mix. I then move over to Live and individually Mute/Unmute the Audio Tracks. I then move back to the Roland SH-101 and use the [Transpose] Function and then tweak the filter setting in real-time. Finally I turn down the Elektron Machine Drum for a few bars so you can hear the SH-101 and DAW Audio on their own and then back up again to finish."
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