In this episode, Willits explains how to process sounds using a MIDI pick-up, a Roland GR-20 guitar synthesizer, and Ableton Live's Operator and Drum Rack.
Guitarist and electronic musician Christopher Willits continues his monthly series on tips and tricks for home recording. In this episode, Willits explains how to process sounds using a MIDI pick-up, a Roland GR-20 guitar synthesizer, and Ableton Live's Operator and Drum Rack.
Tune in once a month as Christopher shows us some of the ways he produces his own music and the many cool things you can do with recording software.
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Posted by istlota on 04/13/2008 at 03:25:30 pm in XLR8RTV
I use a MIDI keyboard, rather than a MIDI guitar, but everything else Willits talked about "to blow people away" still applies. I used to have a GR-33, and before that a GR-30. But, then sanity kicked in and I realized everything I wanted to do with a midi guitar I could do better with a midi keyboard without any tracking issues.
The stuff on using slicing beats using Tension was also very useful.
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Posted by Blackbird1 on 03/25/2008 at 02:39:36 pm in XLR8RTV
First of all I resent all of the good programming Revition3 is putting out. I am just an old TechTV fan, who re-found all his TechTV fav's (minus Leo of course, he is not here but there). I keep getting sucked into new programs,:eek: I did not ever think to bother with XLR8TR but now I keep up with it.
Especially with Willis, he has sucked me in. The “Bert Monroy” of the fretboard, I love his monthly stuff, it would be great (if he had the time, he probably does not) to spin him off unto his own series I would certainly watch it. Good work Rev3, and Goodonya Willis, and thanks.
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Posted by atomsk on 03/25/2008 at 11:05:59 am in XLR8RTV
Wow, I'm really quite impressed with this episode. This is the first of Willits' shows that I have had the chance to watch, but I found it very informative. I know a few communities that could really take what he has introduced and turn it into something rediculous. So.. I am pimping the link all over the place to said communities. Keep up the great work guys, see you next week.
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Posted by mari1ee on 03/25/2008 at 10:45:08 am in XLR8RTV
In this episode, Willits explains how to process sounds using a MIDI pick-up, a Roland GR-20 guitar synthesizer, and Ableton Live's Operator and Drum Rack.
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