How I jam (pt.3) // Roland MC-707 // DAWLess

My third (and last) part of the 'how I jam' series where I try to perform the final jam created previously as good as I can.
I tried to keep it under 10 minutes (which worked) and overall I feel this one came together quite nicely.
If you have questions about how I made this jam : be sure to check out the other 2 videos in this series.
If you have specific questions : let me know in the comments. I'll be more than happy to answer them!

*Chapters :*
00:00 Intro
01:13 Moving to 4x4
03:14 Transitioning into my favorite part of the jam
04:01 The MC-707 as an instrument
04:54 Changing root note while having fun
05:50 The guitar clip did make it
06:25 A bit too much going on at once
06:50 Taking parts out
07:32 Final section of the jam
08:18 Outtro

*Gear used :*
➔ Roland MC-707 (all sounds)
➔ Source Audio Collider (reverb on most tracks)
➔ Behringer XR18
➔ Nikon D750 + 85mm lens.

*Support me :*
Thanks on forehand!

*Tags :*
#dawless #jamming #rolandmc707

[TheModifiedLife]

Thank you so much for this series of videos, very insightful.

[dracul]

Nice. You can definitely do great jams and have a lot of fun with the 707 (I own one). I do that sometimes (stream to daw and chop/polish), but most often I use mine as a sound engine or loop maker with a daw, sp 404 or Mpc.

[LuctaeMusic]

Nice vid again! I totally get you on closing the filter, so its less tiresome to the ears. I'm always a bit annoyed when sounds are too bright in jams (or music in general).

[LuisTorres-qzkr]

Nice jam! It certainly did come together nicely! Curious why all tracks are set at max fader volume.