thanks for noticing the little details

was this intentional ? if so how tf did he coordinate it?

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@@CN3Music pretty sure it's real

@@Kris102 lolll can't communicate sarcasm through text 🤔

Haha thanks for recognizing and thanks for the sub. Ill have a new one like this coming out shortly.

There’s lots of dope cats using the Roland like this!

lolololol true

@@djalbums37 can u name some of them i want to explore more artists like that

teebs@@_tyrexx

Your amazing thank you!

I was just thinking the same thing. This is a really performant use of the 404. Most ppl play one track and lay FX on the top. I feel like this was a great intersection of playing and filtering. Very entertaining to follow. Well done. 10/10 would nod my head back and forth.

Hey thanks for saying so, I appreciate that. and thanks for diggin and checking out eating music!

hey thanks!

thank you my friend!

Hey Sarah! Respect. Thanks for watching

ey thank you! show in my neighborhood in Shanghai

Hey thank you I appreciate that! Happy to be a hidden gem 😂🤝

thanks very much!

thanks for listening!

thanks brud. Feel like were just starting to get vision on the video direction, got some dope new content coming soon!

thanks for diggin it. more on the way

The 404 started lofi

Before it was called “Lofi” - Ambient electronica, instrumental hip hop, chillhop

Your awesome man thanks for listening

@@CruelBuddhist always

Thanks!!

hey thank you very much!

cheers thanks for watching

thanks very much!

oh thats gonna be a nice combo!

thanks bud!

hahaha! your not alone

hey thanks for coming back haha. be well!

Yeah! Same for me... Every few month I come back here.

thank you! nice channel!

Cruel Buddhist 😬

thank you

Hey thanks y’all! Good to see you on YT

Thanks for watching

@@CruelBuddhist are u using your pattern sequencer or just loops and stabs

@@shawnjemal8422 I got the drum loop on one pad and then I'm playing the sample chops live like stabs. For the vocal parts I matched the tempo to the drums in ableton, then loaded them in the 404 and triggered them on beat.

@@CruelBuddhist Ok...i might have a,question a day..lol..thanks Sun

haha no stress man hit me up about it@@shawnjemal8422

hey nice ear! much respect to Takako Mamiya, some really nice music. Thanks for listening to my flip of it!

thank you, years of finger choreography practice finally paying off

Thank you boss, respect.

thanks bud!

Thanks! I recorded it through that guitar cable into a little tascam recorder.

Thanks for saying so! I prepared and processed the samples using Ableton before I put them on the 404

haha yea probably my favorite part about this set haha

Hey thank you very much! To make these beats i just chopped the samples on Ableton, played the drum beats on my computer keyboard, and then exported them to the 404. Thanks for watching!

@@CruelBuddhist thank you so much for your reply. i try hard to be a betmaker like you!

heck yea you can do it!@@aki1207ta

haha thanks for coming back

I watch it a lot, I was the one who filmed it, and I still love it. Thanks for coming back to it, spread the love.

aw man its been a min i don't remember wish i could help with the name.

no i needed the other effects for transitions and stuff so taking the comp on and off would have been too jarring. Now I got a second SP, on OG, that i use to to compress the signal from the first one so i can still do FX while also having consistent compression.

All the beats in this video i've done most of the editing in Ableton and then brought them over to the 404. I made most of these while riding the metro to work and then adapted them to be played on the SP. thanks for asking!

@@CruelBuddhist That's awesome man. They're all really good. I do come back to these videos whenever I'm making something. really dig your work.

hey thanks so much that means a lot. i just got spotify and all that set up too so feel free to find more from me on there if you like. be well@@AdnanAlsannaa

When i filmed this i still didnt own any RCA cables, so I just stuck that guitar cable into the phones output and sent it to the tascam recorder. Then I put my headphones in the tascam recorder to monitor the recording. I still think this is a smart practice to record live video so that you don't do your recording, head home, and then listen back to find out you were peaking and have a distorted recording or cable issues.

@@CruelBuddhist thank you for explaining this is super helpful forgot to mention that the video is incredible! cant wait to get mine in the mail

doesn't look like I have it online anywhere but i did just find the instrumental on my computer. I could maybe throw it up on bandcamp if you want it

Thanks for watching. I did this one on a portable tascam recorder. Zoom also makes some nice little field recorders you can plug into.

Nope but thanks for guessing, its a Korean song by Kim Chu Ja

just got the RCA output into a portable tascam recorder. not streamed, shot it on my buddy's iphone. Thanks for the support! Feel free to check me out wherever you stream music.

@@CruelBuddhist no doubt I got my MPC live back in December and I'm familiar with recording on my computer definitely wanted to put together a beat set outside. Thanks man will do if you have a IG my name is @bycoreylaury

@@ByCoreyLaury oh nice get that MPC outdoor set going, i wana see that! Yea I got a Zoom H4n now, but if you got a laptop you might as easily just bring that out with you and record on there. Otherwise check Zoom or Tascam portable recorders. Ill find you on IG

hey thanks for asking, not yet. Been working on another video like this that ill drop next week with a beattape to go along to it. But ill upload that beat for you once I got the time. Thank you!