it's good but like you say you can to have everything turned right down and it's quite fiddly - neat trick though 
Sabrepulse wrote:Little MIDI controller
Nice video. I'm thinking about getting some music software for my Mac, which would be best; Ableton or Logic?
apples and oranges, they're two very different applications - it depends on what you want to do
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Nice video. I'm thinking about getting some music software for my Mac, which would be best; Ableton or Logic?
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Set with a groove that just coincides with your default groove. Works really well in the wav channel with distorted saw type sounds. That or E00,E01,E02,E03 instead.
For the pulse channels it needs a bit more of fiddling to get the right volume command. Although you can make each fade upwards in those channels which works well.
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yeahh, it's not too smooth either haha.
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i made a table that can be assigned to kick instruments in lsdj to get a sidechain effect.
it involves m commands to drop the volume of all the channels and then bring them back up again.
as long as your kick is a fair bit louder than your other instruments it should work alright.
obviously it doesn't sound nearly as good as sidechaining using a DAW, but i made it when i was only using raw lsdj.
the table goes something like this
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with the other command table being used to create your kick sound.
and you can obviously change that around to create faster/slower release times and such.
sorry, little bit of a threadjack there... but i thought it was kinda relevant. 
and a little live preview of something that the song in that video turned into this afternoon
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