00:00 Introduction
01:27 Opening up and Discussion of the Livejack Lite Audio Interface
05:07 Up CLOSE and discussion of inputs and knobs on the front and back of the unit
09:05 HOOKING UP TO YOUR IPAD: Electric Guitar and Microphone and all Adapters needed
15:49 ACTUAL Live Recording into this interface and into iPad
18:05 looking and listening to the recorded wave through the Amp but showing a little editing , (*panning volume and muting of tracks)
20:10 ****FINISHED TRACK the sound you get when you use this interface YOU will definitely hear the difference ~~
20:55 GRACIE~~~ My new beautiful little girl~

This interface was sent to me by Donner. They manufacture many different musical instruments and Pedals and now Interfaces.

I was very impressed by how easily it connected to my iPad and it's even easier when using a pc or mac.

I show you all about the parts and how to connect it to the iPad and record a part of a song. The difference in the audio recorded by the iphone camera for the video and the audio recorded with this interface is like night and day!

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Gear || Sprzęt

iPad Pro (1st Gen)
App: Cosm (unavailable)

Pedals || Effects:
TC Electronic Flashback 2 Delay: https://www.tcelectronic.com/product.html?modelCode=P0CKR
TC Electronic Hall of Fame 2: https://www.tcelectronic.com/product.html?modelCode=P0CI3
TC Electronic Ditto Looper X4: https://www.tcelectronic.com/product.html?modelCode=P0DE9

Recorder || Rejestrator
Zoom H4n: https://zoomcorp.com/en/de/handheld-recorders/handheld-recorders/h4n/

Video:
iPhone 12 mini, iPad PRO (1st Gen)
Software:
Luma Fusion

This is a time-lapse of me assembling the OPL2 kit. The board is based on (in)famous YM3812 chip, the father of all FM synthesis.

If you are interested you can order one here:
https://www.tindie.com/products/cheerful/opl2-audio-board/

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The process of connecting a Teenage Engineering OP-Z to iPhone or iPad is fairly straightforward. However it differs a bit between iDevice models depending on if they are equipped with a Lightning port or a USB-C port. In this video I go through both port types and I also go over topics like, charging while connected, monitoring audio, sampling and updating the OP-Z firmware over USB.

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Here's an overview of the Kasser Synths Arcade YM2151, the successor of the "Genesis YM3438" DIY synth with vastly superior sound quality and 8 voices of polyphony AND multitimbrality (see table of contents below). This synth is based on the Yamaha 2151 integrated FM soundchip which was used in early 90s arcade cabinets (hence the name).
In this video, I take a brief look at the synth's features, create an evolving pad sound, pair it with a Strymon Nightsky pedal and last but not least create a short demo track making use of the machine's multitimbratility and polyphony.

Table of contents:

00:00 hello
00:43 hardware overview
02:48 loading and playing some sounds from sd card
03:04 creating an evolving pad sound: choosing an algorithm
03:39 velocity sensitivity on/off
03:51 setting up amplitude envelopes
05:20 lfo setup
06:12 saving the sound to sd card
06:30 adding superawesome reverb with nightsky
10:22 reverb demo (continued)
11:01 multitimbral demo track using an external sequencer
13:08 conclusion

Relevant links:
Kasser Synths Arcade: https://www.tindie.com/products/kassersynths/dafm-synth-arcade-ym2151/