You can create a starter patch to achieve that. Just set up all your effects banks the way you like them, and write it without any audio recorded. You can then use it and save it to a different patch number when you are finished

I'm glad you enjoyed! Thanks for the kind comment and view!

Programmed it with OSCbot, had to figure the notes out by ear

you can save a preset to a different memory bank (i don’t know the exact word but it’ll be when you scroll through them) you can prep one with all the presets you want and save it to a bunch of other ones in advance by writing the memory and scrolling the knob to a different number

I use a blank patch with everything preset. Just make a blank patch and save it to a different number when you want to keep it, very handy!

@@thepoofster2251 thanks. Might just gave asked the same question on another video. Thanks though!

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Thanks for comment, view, and sub! Appreciate it!

Thanks man! Appreciate the comment and the view! Glad you got something out of it!

I'm not sure, I don't use discord. Most DAWs will allow for you to route your audio and there may be a way to do it. I'm not sure how thi

I'm happy to be your hero hahahaha!

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I'm glad to be of help! Thanks for the view and comment!

Thanks very much! I appreciate the kind words!

I'm not sure what your issue is. If you are having actual technicals issues, it's best to contact boss/roland

@@thepoofster2251 thanks

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The time setting in delays has a "sync by note" feature, you just need to jog the dial all the way past 1ms. It's a bit of a dumb way to set it up but that's what Boss decided was best hahahaha! Hope this helps!

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Yeah, you can do a lot with distortion and lo fi. I just wanted to show a basic sound. Thanks for the view and comment

Yes, it's the "rate" parameter on the delay. If you select a note value (like eighth note) it will feedback at that rate which is based off the tempo

@@thepoofster2251 thank you so much!

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That's a good setup also! Double eq is an interesting choice but the more control the better! Thanks for the view and comment!

So, im just wondering, why the double EQ? You can change the level of the highs with the same EQ Also, you can use a sustainer which I love pairing with kicks. and you can add highs there as well. I would love to hear the reasoning!

Don't recommend putting reverb on the kick because it can easily mud up the mix

LOL they’re not all on at the same time, first I use the low eq, then I use hpf with the low eq for the sub bass. Then turn those off and then use the high eq for two snares, then a weaker snare with the reverb. One thing I’m missing is snare variety like a snare with osbot or a lofi snare everyone is doing, gonna have to try those out soon. But no not doing all those effects at the same time ofc that doesn’t make sense

Also eq is definitely better than dynamics, sustainer I never liked it just made everything louder in the wrong places with my mic, eq gives ultimate control, definitely try out the sub bass I mentioned, hpf with 70 resonance instead of 90, rate and depth to 0, lets you just do a kick with the eq and it just makes a bassy kick. I’d start doing that tbh but I like the way my kick sounds with 2 different layers.

Yeah, I noticed that in post but was too lazy to re record hahaha! Thanks for the view friend!

Thanks for the views! I wish many good loops into your future!

I am still using the old firmware. Some things may be slightly different, sorry about that. I'm kinda afraid to update it hahha

That's good! Thanks for the view and comment!

That will prob be my next vid! Thanks for the view and comment!

Yay! That makes me very happy to hear! Have fun on your looping journey and thanks for the view and comment!

You know why my tempo is automatically changing?

@@rohanthomas030 I'm not exactly certain unless you upload a vid for me to see what's happening, however, there is a common tempo related thing which may be tripping you up. when your mk2 is idle (not playing any tracks) there is a tempo you can select, but it can change when you create your first loop. This is the important part: If you record your first loop WITHOUT the rhythm section playing, the tempo will be changed to match the length of your first loop. If the rhythm section IS playing the loop will be set to the tempo which you have programmed. Try setting your rhythm section to just a click, set the tempo before recording your first loop, and have it playing during the recording of the first loop. After this you can turn it off and your tempo will remain steady until you change it using the TAP TEMPO button. It's a bit weird at first but as you get more familiar with looping, you will find use cases for both methods of setting tempo. It should also be noted that anything which is sending a midi tempo signal through your MIDI IN port will usually take over as the main tempo, but if you don't have anything plugged into that port then you don't need to worry about it. Hope this helped and if it didn't, upload a video of your issue and link it here. I will take a look, cheers!

The sound is Oscbot > reverb > delay. It sounds plucky due to the vocal trigger, which is just quick vocal note done with a glottal stop. The 2 variations are produced by 2 different Oscbots with different notes, but the same settings. Delay is set to dotted quarters, oscbot is a square, and reverb is set to taste. Thanks for the view!

I'm glad you find them helpful! I know the feeling you get, I get it all the time. Just don't let the little speed bumps along the way stop you from creating awesome music! Also, thanks for the view!

@@thepoofster2251 Thanks so much for the response 😁 Have an amazing day

Personally, I believe looping is the next step for performers. Just imagine what will happen if like AU5 or deadmau5 or BT gets into the MK2. Madness I say!

And thanks for the view and comment! Forgot to mention that!

@@thepoofster2251 cool bro! Love your stuff!

And thank you for the view!

You don't speak my language so you may not understand this, but thanks for the view!

I haven't figured it out and I really wanna know! The second I find it I will certainly make a vid!

@@thepoofster2251 waiting for that bro!

I have returned after beating my arch nemesis, laziness!

Clarification question: when you say your having problems with basses and melodies, do you mean you are having difficulty designing the sounds or actually picking the notes and what rhythms to play?

@@thepoofster2251 with melodies it's mostly both and with basses it's designing

Thanks for the view and kind words! I'm having trouble coming up with ideas lately, so if you have any suggestions, leave em here

@@thepoofster2251 Ok, what about some tips for nice juicy dubstep like bass on input efects? Maybe some combination of input efects..maybe also some tips for undo/redo mode..maybe some tips for silent recording..there are a lot of things, which are really interesting for me,because Im new in game and have nobody to explain, so Im learning alone from internet. And thanks to people like you I get information, which I need..Thanks a lot🙌🏽

The actual structure of a performance is something I have been thinking about a lot lately. However, I'm not sure if I'm qualified enough to make tutorials for that aspect of looping

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I think you can but I'm not sure. There are some routing options which may allow you to set a given input to bypass the input fx. I'm gonna mess around with it a bit later if I remember, if i learn anything I will let you know!

@@thepoofster2251 hey I actually figured it out! Even you’re in an effect you have to click the left arrow and the last knob controls “input” and you can select all, mic, inst 1 or inst 2.

@@OohWeeShaShaCooCoo today, I have learned! Thanks man!

I'm actually starting to run out of ideas hahaha! Is there anything in particular you are looking for a tutorial on?

Thanks man! Thanks for the view and kind words

There are a fair amount of them being sold second hand. Lots of people upgraded but eventually went back to the mk1. Try lookin around for a good deal

@@thepoofster2251 i hope i find a good deal

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This channel is mostly trying to stay daw less. Not saying it won't happen in the future but for now it's not jn the plans

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I feel that! It's quite powerful when used correctly! Thanks for the view and comment

What I (currently) love the most, is limitation. If I used some software, I would be lost in the endless possibilities

I'm glad I could be helpful! Thanks for the view and the comment!

Yay! I super glad I could help man! Going DAW less is super intimidating, good luck with your looping!

I used to use the rc505mk2 just as an interface and Monitor Controller because Looping with it was not working for me. Then i realised the Problem with the dissapering kick Youre tutorial helped me to eliminate that Problem. I thing i'll try using the rc505mk2 more the way it is ment to be used. PS. I don't beatbox at al.