Audio (in volgorde van workflow):
* New Nintendo 3DS XL met Korg M01D (music workstation)
* Korg Volca Nubass (vacuum tube synthesizer)
* Yamaha MG12 (12-channel mixing console)
* Boss DD-8 (digital delay pedal/stompbox)
* Boss TE-2 (ambience pedal/stompbox)
* Boss RV-6 (reverb pedal/stompbox)
* Olympus LS-P4 (linear PCM recorder)
* iZotope Ozone 9 (mastering suite)
"Just some basic drum patterns here, with an acid bassline that consists of eight variants in sequential order. The synchronization between the two devices is what makes this piece interesting. The stereo output of the Nintendo 3DS is split from a stereo mini-jack into two full size jacks (left/right). The full size jack from the left channel goes straight into a mono channel of the mixer. This mixer channel has compression applied, at about 50% of its maximum value. The full size jack from the right channel is converted to a mini-jack, which is then plugged into the sync input of the Korg Volca Nubass. It doesn't matter if it's converted to a stereo or mono mini-jack, as in my case it was a stereo variant and worked as expected. In the Korg M01D software, the right channel is configured with a trigger sound every 8th beat (steps: 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15). This triggers the Korg Volca Nubass and keeps it in sync with Korg M01D. All the drum sounds from Korg M01D are routed to the left channel."
* New Nintendo 3DS XL met Korg M01D (music workstation)
* Korg Volca Nubass (vacuum tube synthesizer)
* Yamaha MG12 (12-channel mixing console)
* Boss DD-8 (digital delay pedal/stompbox)
* Boss TE-2 (ambience pedal/stompbox)
* Boss RV-6 (reverb pedal/stompbox)
* Olympus LS-P4 (linear PCM recorder)
* iZotope Ozone 9 (mastering suite)
"Just some basic drum patterns here, with an acid bassline that consists of eight variants in sequential order. The synchronization between the two devices is what makes this piece interesting. The stereo output of the Nintendo 3DS is split from a stereo mini-jack into two full size jacks (left/right). The full size jack from the left channel goes straight into a mono channel of the mixer. This mixer channel has compression applied, at about 50% of its maximum value. The full size jack from the right channel is converted to a mini-jack, which is then plugged into the sync input of the Korg Volca Nubass. It doesn't matter if it's converted to a stereo or mono mini-jack, as in my case it was a stereo variant and worked as expected. In the Korg M01D software, the right channel is configured with a trigger sound every 8th beat (steps: 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15). This triggers the Korg Volca Nubass and keeps it in sync with Korg M01D. All the drum sounds from Korg M01D are routed to the left channel."
