Ahhh, sweet electro vibes! Definitely feeling the Drexciya influence. LEGENDS.

Ahhh, sweet electro vibes! Definitely feeling the Drexciya influence. LEGENDS.

Analog Rytm crew represent! Sounds massive.

Nitpick: the whiney pad is somewhat unexpected and a bit tinny. For that I'd try more reverb, maybe try going an octave lower.

Analog Rytm crew represent! Sounds massive. Nitpick: the whiney pad is somewhat unexpected and a bit tinny. For that I'd try more reverb, maybe try going an octave lower.

Simple and effective. Good use of the RYTM. I love mine but mostly as a sample source these days.

I think these might be cool to explore or a sampled chord/mono note could be cool. I am hesitant to make suggestions though as I quite like how it is currently. I think the minimalism is working well already.

Simple and effective. Good use of the RYTM. I love mine but mostly as a sample source these days. [quote=rplktr]pad is somewhat unexpected and a bit tinny. For that I'd try more reverb, maybe try going an octave lower.[/quote] I think these might be cool to explore or a sampled chord/mono note could be cool. I am hesitant to make suggestions though as I quite like how it is currently. I think the minimalism is working well already.

Agreed, hence I prefixed mine with "nitpick". It's just an off-hand comment, not a big deal, you can ignore it no problem.

[quote=ENC_]I am hesitant to make suggestions though as I quite like how it is currently.[/quote] Agreed, hence I prefixed mine with "nitpick". It's just an off-hand comment, not a big deal, you can ignore it no problem.

yes!! I love them! as soon as I stumbled on that slappy snare I knew exactly to do with it wish I could remember which tune I was ripping off, I think there's a bit of "Wavejumper" in there for sure. Harnessed the Storm is probably my overall fave, though, especially for the colder months.

thank you, I love the RYTM! I go through cycles with Elektron stuff. I love the workflow but eventually feel a bit constrained by some thing or other, then I go off and use something else for a bit that ends up being more awkward except for certain use cases. the RYTM I've probably spent the least time with, but I love how physical it is with the pads and all the other performance niceties. also the TX81Z was my first synth, so good velocity modulation is always welcome.

I agree that the pad was a little off. it was a last minute thing where I knew the pattern needed a little something, but it was a bit heavy-handed. I think I could've either muted it a little more often, or made it more sparse (like a pad note every 2 bars instead of every bar, plus some conditional trigs). I think the filtering could've been tweaked a bit too - there's a nasally quality to where it's at now, where it could've been more mysterious and murky with the cutoff just a little lower. or even dropped the volume a bit.

thank you! it's a mean, mean sampler and I keep meaning to use it for that more. what kinds of things do you do with it?

sampled chord/note is a great idea. when I'm daydreaming about the RYTM I tend to think about its ability to resample, especially from multiple tracks at a time. for some reason I have barely done that at all. I think there is something sort of "slippery" about its gain staging compared to, say, the Digitakt. maybe I just need to spend more time with it and develop a better mental model of that.

all good, getting feedback is a HUGE part of what's great about WB, and yours is great! please always feel free to be critical of my stuff, it is much appreciated

[quote=Dank Receptor]Ahhh, sweet electro vibes! Definitely feeling the Drexciya influence. LEGENDS.[/quote] yes!! I love them! as soon as I stumbled on that slappy snare I knew exactly to do with it :D wish I could remember which tune I was ripping off, I think there's a bit of "Wavejumper" in there for sure. Harnessed the Storm is probably my overall fave, though, especially for the colder months. [quote=rplktr]Analog Rytm crew represent! Sounds massive. Nitpick: the whiney pad is somewhat unexpected and a bit tinny. For that I'd try more reverb, maybe try going an octave lower.[/quote] thank you, I love the RYTM! I go through cycles with Elektron stuff. I love the workflow but eventually feel a bit constrained by some thing or other, then I go off and use something else for a bit that ends up being more awkward except for certain use cases. the RYTM I've probably spent the least time with, but I love how physical it is with the pads and all the other performance niceties. also the TX81Z was my first synth, so good velocity modulation is always welcome. I agree that the pad was a little off. it was a last minute thing where I knew the pattern needed a little something, but it was a bit heavy-handed. I think I could've either muted it a little more often, or made it more sparse (like a pad note every 2 bars instead of every bar, plus some conditional trigs). I think the filtering could've been tweaked a bit too - there's a nasally quality to where it's at now, where it could've been more mysterious and murky with the cutoff just a little lower. or even dropped the volume a bit. [quote=ENC_]Simple and effective. Good use of the RYTM. I love mine but mostly as a sample source these days. [quote=rplktr]pad is somewhat unexpected and a bit tinny. For that I'd try more reverb, maybe try going an octave lower.[/quote] I think these might be cool to explore or a sampled chord/mono note could be cool. I am hesitant to make suggestions though as I quite like how it is currently. I think the minimalism is working well already.[/quote] thank you! it's a mean, mean sampler and I keep meaning to use it for that more. what kinds of things do you do with it? sampled chord/note is a great idea. when I'm daydreaming about the RYTM I tend to think about its ability to resample, especially from multiple tracks at a time. for some reason I have barely done that at all. I think there is something sort of "slippery" about its gain staging compared to, say, the Digitakt. maybe I just need to spend more time with it and develop a better mental model of that. [quote=rplktr][quote=ENC_]I am hesitant to make suggestions though as I quite like how it is currently.[/quote] Agreed, hence I prefixed mine with "nitpick". It's just an off-hand comment, not a big deal, you can ignore it no problem.[/quote] all good, getting feedback is a HUGE part of what's great about WB, and yours is great! please always feel free to be critical of my stuff, it is much appreciated <3

really dig this beat 

really dig this beat <3

solid groove, squirmy, but still solid, healthy. I should listen to some Drexciya, been meaning to. How did I miss them back in the day, I do not know. RYTM sounds dope. Good job pumping it out!

solid groove, squirmy, but still solid, healthy. I should listen to some Drexciya, been meaning to. How did I miss them back in the day, I do not know. RYTM sounds dope. Good job pumping it out!

oh yes, this here is a Delectro goody for sure! Giving me even more of a bug to make more.

oh yes, this here is a Delectro goody for sure! Giving me even more of a bug to make more.

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