Friday, August 02, 2019
Making a Beat with Submotion Orchestra
Published on Aug 1, 2019 Pioneer DJ
"Demonstrating how easy it is to get a beat going with the TORAIZ SP-16 sampler, Dom and Bobby from Submotion Orchestra layer up bass and live-recorded flugelhorn to construct the blueprint of a track in minutes. Making the most of the on-board FX, they process each layer and use the built-in mixer to create a beat infused with their signature sound."
Submotion Orchestra | Behind The Sounds
Published on Aug 1, 2019 Pioneer DJ
"In our fifth edition of Behind The Sounds, Dom and Bobby from a genre-defying UK collective, Submotion Orchestra known for their textured jazz and soul-fused electronica since 2009 talk about the things that inspire their music, how their roles work within the band, and how tools like the TORAIZ SP-16 help them translate their signature sound from the studio to live environments.
Behind The Sounds is a series of films that explore the influences, production techniques, and instruments used by some of the most creative, boundary-pushing artists of today.
Music used:
Submotion Orchestra - 'Bridge'
Submotion Orchestra - 'Tunnel'"
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