Future Retro Revolution And Quasimidi Rave-O-Lution: Revolutions In Progress
In the previous video, Jason Donnelly [more commonly known as DJ Puzzle] showed us how to connect the Future Retro Revolution to an external device to operate as a MIDI slave and he demonstrated the difference in sound between using the Quasimidi Rave-O-Lution through the Revolution and using it alone.
In this video, DJ Puzzle jams with both units, displaying the range of effects and filters you can apply to a drum beat or other external source.
JASON DONNELLY: So there you have it, the Future Retro Revolution. We used it as an external signal processor with it’s built-in DSP, reverb, chorus, delays, and what not. We also used it as a filter. In the next few minutes, I’m just going to do a live jam with the two pieces.
[JASON DONNELLY PERFORMING A LIVE JAM WITH THE FUTURE RETRO REVOLUTION AND THE QUASIMIDI RAVE-O-LUTION]
answer 2 dj puzzle
well youre just using the future retro as an effect processor,...
this is a great machine,....(both machines are great!)
and your video is great, too,...
but this machines can do a lot more ( i guess you know very well), so what i wish, i s seeing more videos from you :)
example the rave-o-lution making a beat and a synth-sequence combinated with the bass of the future retro,...
;)
cheers stevie
p.s (guess you re waiting for this demand-otherwise i ll gonna make it ;) )
have a nice weekend
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