I’ll go first. I’ve been super busy the last two weeks, so i didn’t really have the time to properly sit down and do anything.
Today i needed that mental break though and sat down with the Tracker Mini for a bit.
Felt cute, won’t continue probably. 
Recorded directly into Bitwig while the Tracker Mini was connected as Audio Interface (such a handy feature! 
). Minor enhancements done in Bitwig.
Cute. Some tabla/eastern drums would spice it up nice.
Indeed! That’s a great idea!
I did save it… so i might revisit it at some point 
Hey y’all, any feedback on my jam would be great! I already dialed back some controls to have less extreme jumps in effects.
Love it! You definitely got a vibe going there.
I see i should actually try mapping my Minilab 3 for performance mode at some point as well - looks hella fun!
Only tip i have for you is to make sure you keep the groove going wihtout odd rhytmic breakdowns,
because of applied performance values. I find it important to not break peoples flow when they listen to something. Always keep them grooving . Keep it up!
I appreciate the tip! I, regretfully, programmed every drum on a single track, that may have added too much to the chaos when the track 7 was on beat repeat or delay send
No worries, i’ve been there as well. Sometimes it actually works out well though. Just like with most things (if not all) - it’s all about moderation
This is a continuation from the following post by @nicolai:
Alrighty - here it goes. Simple tip: Add variation to your hihats.
This can be done in different ways:
It makes things more lively and less predictable.
Ok, great. I will keep that in mind for the next track. Adding more movement is for sure something which will make it come more to life.
Thank you!
A simple one. when starting a new track, for track length max, hold track len, and press one of the right hand bottom row of ‘note’ buttons. Instant 128.
