Monday, January 02, 2017
MFB TANZMAUS INTERFACE GUIDE
Published on Jan 2, 2017 once upon a synth
"This is a guide for how to use the MFB Tanzmaus drum machine. Most of this should be applicable to the Tanzbar lite as well. Expand the description to see a full table of contents. I cover everything from basic sound parameters to the various different states the machine can be in. This machine can be confusing to use at first so I hope this tutorial makes it a little easier to learn.
~~~ TABLE OF CONTENTS ~~~
00:09 - Basic Overview
01:06 - Sound Parameters
02:40 - States & Modes
03:06 - Step Recording
04:02 - Parameter Values
05:56 - Real-Time Parameter Locking
06:40 - Sound Menu
08:00 - Alt Sample Tracks
08:39 - Shuffle
09:13 - Last Step
09:37 - Scale
10:03 - Flam
10:28 - Accents
10:49 - LFO
12:16 - Manual Trigger Mode
12:58 - Manual Trigger Recording
14:03 - Play Mode
14:25 - Patterns & Banks
15:03 - Pattern Chaining
15:50 - A/B Sections
16:43 - A/B Copying
17:21 - Storing Patterns
17:42 - MIDI
19:27 - Conclusion"
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