Interfacing dRambo with Eurorack

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  • Thanks!! <3

    The guitar solo was done with MusicLab Real Guitar, using with the Les Paul imitation (https://www.musiclab.com/products/reallpc/info.html). The GeoShred guitars somehow never made me happy (but I love their other instruments). I added pitch bends, sustains and a bit more, but really it's just me using the library. It just sounds good as it is. There would be "humanization" options that I didn't yet get into.

    I bought several Spitfire string libraries, and they're really great, out of the box. Adding dynamics is so easy with Drambo.

    Which is really maybe why I post this here: Drambo and it's sequencer make composing such a joy :)

  • @chrisb78 Good to know in regards to MusicLab Real Guitar.

    Agreed, it does sound good as it is.


    Yeah, dRambo and it's sequencing capabilites does make composing so much fun. :)

  • edited January 8

    Are you using your phone as a camera there? How do you combine the camera with the audio? Looks like it’s not even wired. Ive been wanting to start making videos but all of my attempts end up having technical issues. Been thinking of getting a Zoom q2n-4k just to make it easy.

  • That photo was from when I was working outside, I had set up office in a local Bar/Restaurant/Work Space.

    Really nice place and the coffee is not bad.

    The wine is much, much better.

    I'm currently using a Google Pixel 5 for my live stream connected to

    a Soundcraft Notepad 5 via USB C to get both audio and visuals to the stream.

    One quote from the live chat was ,"It sounds like a studio".

    I'm not using any third party just the YouTube app on Android.

    I was using OBS Studio during the summer however I was getting audio dropouts

    so I'm rethinking that one because the aspect ratio and colouring is what I like via OBS Studio.

    I can't change to the wide angled lens on the Google Pixel 5.

    Anyways, cabling is involved. :)

  • edited January 8

    Ive been debating getting an interface for my iphone but Im apprehensive cause I tried using a old Zoom recorder as an interface which was giving me loud popping sounds probably cause the Zoom thing is like 10 years old but its made me less than confident in my phones ability. I think I should though cause it already takes 4k video. I just don’t want to have to do sound and video separately and combine them after the fact. I have kinda a low threshold for tedium.

  • That's why I like the Pixel 5.

    Just plug n play.

    When I had first joined the now Loopy Pro Forum and started getting into dRambo I was doing the whole shebang.

    Videoing footage, full on editing, titling, treatments etc, etc and for what.

    3 or 4 views if anyone could be bothered so I switched to just doing stuff whenever I felt like it.

    My live is stream is now a really cool hang out joint with tech talk. ;)


    Just use your phone, if you really don't like it then delete it and if you really like it

    then you can download your own video from your account after the fact and add stuff to it if you feel like it.


    Yes, using an external audio interface really is a must and the loud popping sounds could be anything.

    Buffer size, sample rate mismatch, software etc.

    However if you set the buffer high then you're good to go because you'll be using that

    to stream rather than the audio interface that you're using to create sounds from.


    Basically

    ipad creative tool>iPhone+External audio interface+Youtube app or Third Party app for streaming.

  • I'm going to be live streaming again starting from tomorrow night so if you want to pass through

    and have a chat about dRambo and audio in general then you're more than welcome. ;)

  • Could you post to link to your live streams? I'll rarely be there in time, but would love to watch the recordings later on. The photo you just posted is magical!

  • Thank you.


    Here's the most recent stream.

    https://youtube.com/live/n5vbvcuh3sQ?feature=share


    I've just completed rewiring my rig and I'm currently testing it for gremins.

    In the last two episodes I found the gremlins and solved the issues. :)

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