Tutorial: Make Music with Nanoloop for Analogue Pocket /GameBoy Advance Tutorial

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00:00 Intro
01:36 Getting Started
04:40 Kickdrum
16:20 Bassline
25:25 Hi-hats & Delay
28:30 Saving Patterns
32:40 Chords

#analoguepocket #nanoloop #gameboyadvance

[vvlvmusic]

Update!
When you’re in the Note menu, pressing R + Start should switch the view. 
Since the latest NL update the bar view with relative switch has become standard.

[JakeHurledGently]

I've got an Analogue Pocket and now i can actually use Nanoloop thanks to you!

[vvlvmusic]

Grab your Pocket or GBA and jam along! If you have questions, lemme know. This is meant to cover the basics and show you how to get started. Have fun!

[jsgb]

This video explained EXACTLY what I wanted to know! You did such a great job teaching the basics of Nanoloop. Thanks a lot!

[Daniel-itdp]

Thank you, this is just the type of basic introduction to Nanoloop on Pocket that I was looking for to get me started. 👍

[thebluefalcons]

Really underestimated the power of this tool. Sick tutorial!

[ChrisLeeW]

I needed to watch this sooner! Glad Homerchu is here, too 😊

[ArtemSolop]

Great walkthrough and explanation! I've just bought a Nanoloop 2 for GBA and completely puzzled by it's minimalist interface:)

[johnkatz]

Best Tutorial i found, thanks a lot. You really explain the functions very good and easy, not to complicated like other tutorials do 🙂

[RayRischpater]

Great tutorial --- thank you! This came up first on my YouTube search, and I see why. Well done.

[mllytan]

Yoooo I have that Phantasy Star poster on my wall, too! Also, thank you for this video!!

[BRboi]

Hey I’m actually getting a Analogue Pocket for Christmas mostly for gaming and possibly game dev with GB Studio but actually I’ve always wondered how to use Nanoloop and it looks super awesome to use and very creative. I love when I get stuff that has multiple uses for my day to day.

Curious to know, you didn’t show this but how do you export your creations to Mac or PC? It would be nice to use it in future music projects but also as a backup if anything happens to my beautiful babies.

Again, solid tutorial and thanks for the in depth content! 😊❤️

[zarkonesmall]

Was very fun to follow you -- thank you!

[trevor_mounts_music]

I was gonna buy a Analogue Pocket to just play games on...but when I saw it could run Nanoloop I immediately got excited. Would work perfect with my Polyend Tracker - could use this for some synth sounds/sequences to go along with the samples.

[Nixo]

how are you getting the note value to display like, a, b, c, d, e, f etc instead of just the dot grid? i cant find this command setting. any luck syncing the ep133 poko2 and nanoolop2? hope your doing good

[koiqueeen]

Wow, such a great introduction to Nanoloop, thank you for making this tutorial! I can finally use it in my Analogue Pocket, I tried to learn by myself and I just couldn't wrap my head around it 😂 You deserve more followers 🤍

[kaitlyn__L]

Heck yeah, I'd discovered most of these but the pattern saving and muting was eluding me. And some of the filter modes were accidents I didn't know how to repeat. The delay effect in the "swing amount" screen was a nice surprise for sure though. Definitely going to be messing more with chords now too.

[kaitlyn__L]

I finally gave Nanoloop a try, wanting to get into it totally fresh... and yeah, I got stuck on the basic beep just like that. Haha. I already wanted to watch your tutorial eventually, but now I really really need it!

[bena]

Amazing tutorial! Really great explanations and very helpful. Keep up the good work!

[Conchobhar]

Excellent tutorial. Thank you so much. ♡