Electribe dubstep

Using the emx, and the esx (for two samples only). Hope you enjoy.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• korg
• electribe
• dubstep
• emx
• esx
• drum
• machine

[KINGJTG1000XXX]

Nice setup. Given the choice between the two, which do you favor/use more often? I've been reading up on both and thinking about buying the EMX.

[rudeog]

@KINGJTG1000XXX Yes, I'd go with the EMX. My ESX gathers dust for the most part, and I only use it for the occasional sampled vocal.

[meshlife88]

How are you changing the LFO rates within each pattern, and is that recorded?

[rudeog]

@meshlife88 You set the LFO to sync to temp, then use automation recording to record it for the pattern.

[mixolydian671]

Can this thing tell you what key you are playing in? I want to get one so I can play bass and guitar over some beats.

[rudeog]

@mixolydian671 If you are asking whether it can detect what key you are playing (like a guitar tuner), no. If you are asking whether it's fixed, known notes, then the answer is yes. The keys at the bottom are black and white like a piano keyboard, and are set to fixed notes like a piano. You can shift the keyboard up and down in the octaves too.

[avadia101]

You should get a Kaoss pad and add it in the mix. I love them. Nice job though. Love the tune.

[rudeog]

@aikighost Sure. Check my other video for a how-to.

[Antainale]

@rudeog You could use a roland ms 1 or something for a couple vocal samples. It makes me sad that your esx gathers dust. I use mine for chopping up drums and percussive stuff from records etc.

Cool nonetheless though. The emx is funner as far as quickly coming up with some colorful electro grooves.

[LoopStar2008]

well done, sir!

[MooseHeadMoosic]

@UrbanCrunkMovement

Oh sweet, learn something new every day!

Thanks dude c:

[UrbanCrunkMovement]

@MooseHeadMoosic bumbaclot, it's Jamaican speak for m*therf*cker

[lexrare]

@mixolydian671 yes the buttons in the bottom lights up when a note is played and it shows which note is

[MooseHeadMoosic]

...Bumpercarts?