Friday, November 08, 2024
Bad Gear - P-6
video upload by AudioPilz
New intro music.
"Welcome to Bad Gear, the show about the world’s most-hated audio tools. Roland is the ACME corporation of music technology: no day passes without me finding out about yet another strange product from the colossal portfolio they built up over the last 5 decades.
Today we are going to talk about P-6 and it seems like Roland took every single bit of sampling technology from this poison cabinet of intellectual property and put it in this LoFi sampler for ants.
Bad Gear - P-6
Roland P-6
LoFi for Ants
Chapters:
00:00 Intro tune
00:49 Overview Roland Aira Compact P-6
01:12 Sampling Process
01:19 SP-404 Style FX Section
01:30 Other Similarities to Boss SP-303 , SP-202 ,...
01:52 Pads, Midi, Sequencer
02:35 Internal Microphone , other Sampling Sources
02:47 Sample Playback, Filter, Reverb / Delay , FX
03:25 Chromatic Sample Playback, Granular Synth Engine
03:50 Sample Chopping
04:06 Limitations, Pricing
04:55 Hate
05:19 Jam 1 ( House )
06:17 Jam 2 ( Drum'n'Bass )
07:23 Finale ( Abstract Downtempo )
07:57 Verdict"
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