Ridiculous tiny sampler

I I I Hey, come to your house. I already ruined my intro so in my last video I was watching teenage engineers talk and knock out pocket operators showing how to use them talking about the differences between them today although I just want to focus on the knockout of the K. Oh the reason is that this is a device that I have dreamed of for years, to have a fully functional

sampler

and sequencer that you can keep in your pocket. It's

ridiculous

how quickly you can go from recording your sounds to playing them. I don't know if there's anything more immediate and then the size of this is smaller than any phone, it's thinner than a pancake and you can actually make it a little bit smaller because this hanger comes off if you want and then you can fit it in. this in a protective case, we'll get to that later, so in this video I want to push this device to the max.

I want to make a lot of different types of music with it to test its power and I want to test that too. It is portability when taking it with me outside the home. I have some fun activities lined up and I'll take the ko with me and just try things out as I go, make beats as I go through my day, but I started in the studio with a classic

sampler

use case, a vinyl held up to make a beat. hip hop. Well, that was easy. I pulled some drums from his Lex album compilation and cut the intro from a NAT King Cole song and then just to help. things a bit, I added an extra hi-hat and snare from the default knockout sounds, old school hip-hop made it, let's try some mouth sounds now, so I'm here because I was nominated for an I heart radio award that I'm not going to win.

I'm like the least popular artist in the category, but it's a free trip to Los Angeles. It'll probably be a really fun event and I'll take them with me and keep trying things as soon as Car DB starts. his acceptance speech I knew this would be the moment I would take a sample. It's a funny thing in my last video with the pocket operator. I made a racer sound and added a little DB image of the car. Hey, and on this. video, she shows up right in the same room as me, that room is a huge stadium with 15,000 other people, but now I have this sample and I'm going to produce something with it as I go along today, come on, I'm here for a meeting.

On the perfect Burbank circuit, it's actually quite convenient because this track needs a baseline, so I'll do something on one of their modular systems and then try it on pl 33.