Wednesday, July 03, 2013
Telemark K (SEM) Filter Demo/AKAI MPK49 MPC Pads/Ableton/MIDI.
Published on Jul 2, 2013 Robert Shipe·17 videos
"Running through my AKAI MPK's four pad banks (from A to D). They sound and play differently than the keys it's pretty cool, think they're assigned more Swing/Groove/Portamento. I noticed something extremely cool starting to happen @ 2:06 in when I got into the D-Bank, the sound totally dips out because of the Pulse Width I have set on the First Oscillator/VCO. I haven't heard this sound out of my Telemark-K yet it's pretty wild. This machine continues to surprise me! So I filmed a little demo going through the four Pad-Banks. I don't have a decent screen-grabber software (if anyone has any suggestions I'd appreciate it I can hook ya up with some custom samples or something) yet so please bear with me. I used an iPhone, my studio-monitors (Tannoy/M-Audio) and my massive Peavey synth-amp. Thanks for watching, listening! You can really hear the SEM Filter kicking-ass around 2:06. Thanks!"
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