Mark Booth Thank you for your feedback :)

2 years later first seeing this, and I must agree. Outstanding DFAM performance.

@@embazle thanks, it’s fun playing on DFAM although the lack of clock reset sync is a real pain in the derrière!

Thx! That is so true, got a giant track from its samples only (+ lots of fx surely)

Omg thanks a lot :))

I agree. You can really play that thing!

I guess I am kinda off topic but do anybody know a good site to stream new series online?

@Axel Jairo meh try flixportal. You can find it on google=) -devin

@Devin Justus thanks, signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there :D I appreciate it!

FaderPusher Thank you :)

Scottish Lewsham thx! Well that is the instrument, not me :) It is really playable indeed :)

7177 thx! That jam then floored me too, haha. Too bad I haven’t managed to obtain anything similar after that :D

Thx mate ;)

Write Better Stories Hey, its sound capabilities are wider presented here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nrd2oph7q9HMoYU.html Those are all only the DFAM’s ones. Excluding a couple of voice samples.

Nah it was once :D but thanks!

O_O :-)

acidfunk11 yep, when I was thinking of this device, there were really only a couple of DFAM vids out there that I loved. But I suspected it can do more so I risked and got it, and I do not regret. Got two of them now. It takes time and effort to find the right settings and even more time and effort to think of the jam structure, but eventually it can be a pretty standalone box. The only thing is that the more “complete” you want a track to be, the more hard it is to get a great kick without sucrificing other textures and sounds (although, DFAM CAN make PERFECT FAT kicks IF the kick is your only intention at the moment).

Ben Fs thanks :) yep, I didn’t like most of the DFAM vids. And hoped it is much better. It is especially wonderful and powerful as a sound source for samples. You can check out my full tracks using only sounds from the DFAM :)

Scottish Lewsham glad you like it :) I have switched to using them for sound design with other gear later, making full tracks. Need to get back to them as live machines in the nearest future, I hope. This one was my first DFAM jam :)... even didnt know how to tempo sync it to the daw at that moment, so I just was entering the delay values manually until I found the correct timing for its tails :)

David Rupture thank you and welcome here :)

Thank you!

Glad you like it mate. Have fun with yours. The device is much more limitless than you can imagine ;)

Thx!

it's not from the DFAM is it?

@@fargoththemoonsugarmaniac No, it's not.

Indeed. This one really shines with it: m.kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b9V1m5lip8idloU.html

Definitely all you need is a DFAM and delay, 10 hours later still dancing

May I suggest to run it through an Elektron Analog Heat mrkII and you'll be blown away

Thank you)

Michael Letchford yaay! Thanks and welcome :)

Thx for checking and Have tones of fun with yours :)

@@EY-zz7xj ✌🏼🙂 i will!

Avesta naah, that was a happy accident :) I’ve owned that thing for about a week when this came out. Knew shit:) The beauty of the dfam is that it usually HELPS you achieve your goals! You just hit play and something interesting happens almost straight away.

Charlie R. Great. This was partially the plan :) You’re welcome :)

Jurj aaand thanks for checking mate ;)

@@EY-zz7xj Of course! I even ended up subscribing after checking out some of your other vid's, haha... Great stuff, keep 'em coming ;) Cheers!

Jurj thanks man! I will :)

Matthew Stein agree. That is why it appeared for me way more interesting to try it myself than searching its vids :) Watching those vids, I was sure it is capable of much more than it was shown.

It's not the tool, it's the artist.

Benedict Johnson Thank you! This inspires me to do more :)

Good luck with your future tracks :-)

Mark Booth thx! Yep, I guess I’ll keep getting back to it. Though you’re right. It does need some modular company.

Thanks for checking. Swarm is awesome, too. Have fun with them!

Jeffrey McGoldrick Thx :) same here. Until I decided to go with what is more odd. And I don’t regret. Have a pair of them now :) It is also simply more fun.

@@EY-zz7xj That does sound like fun. I'm considering getting the subharmonicon and DFAM and putting them together. Whichever one I get first will be my first synth so I'm checking out every bit content that I can

Jeffrey McGoldrick Nice choices for the first synths I guess. Especially dfam. Cuz although it is a really weird and non-standard synth, it is very playable because there is actually nothing to program as its FULLY analogue. You can just use a template, hit play - and the fun begins :) The Sub is much more complicated I believe. BTW When I was thinking of DFAM I hardly could find videos that were perfect for me except only one - from Mylar Melodies channel : )

@@EY-zz7xj I'll definitely check out mylar meoldies so! I'm excited to start my journey into hardware synths (also thinking of getting the digitone) and really am excited to explore and learn analog. If you have any time,I've a few songs on my channel if you'd be willing to check them out. they're made in ableton :)! If not it's all good man!

I guess there's a REALLY high chance you won't regret :))

Dogboy73 Yep, all DFAM but please mind the description: The hats and a few long one shots are overlayed after the jam :) Anyway good choice! Have fun with it :)

THX!

Thx) sounds like a battle of demos :) Good luck with your choice mate ;)

THANKS!

I believe you won't regret :)