Creating a Jungle Tune with the Roland S760 Sampler

TLDRLearn how to create a jungle tune using the Roland S760 sampler and other Roland rack synths. Sample drum breaks, use the PG-300 to make hoover noises and bass sounds, sequence samples using the Octa-Med, and create unique effects using guitar pedals.

Key insights

🥁Sampling drum breaks adds authenticity to jungle tunes.

🎹The PG-300 can be used to create hoover noises and bass sounds.

🎛️Use the Octa-Med to sequence samples and create unique effects.

🪕Guitar pedals can be used to enhance the sound and add effects.

🎵Sampling sound effects and vocals can enhance the overall track.

Q&A

What is the benefit of sampling drum breaks?

Sampling drum breaks adds authenticity and a classic feel to jungle tunes.

How can I create hoover noises and bass sounds?

Use the PG-300 programmer for the Roland synths to create hoover noises and bass sounds.

How can I sequence samples?

Use the Octa-Med software on the Amiga computer to sequence samples.

Can I use guitar pedals with synths?

Yes, guitar pedals can be used with synths to add unique effects and enhance the sound.

How can I add sound effects and vocals to my track?

Sample sound effects and vocals and route them through the sampler and guitar pedals to add them to your track.

Timestamped Summary

00:00The video introduces the topic of creating a jungle tune using the Roland S760 sampler and other Roland rack synths.

00:35The video shows the setup required for following along, including connecting the synths and booting them up.

01:24The video starts sampling drum breaks using the Roland S760 sampler.

02:04The video demonstrates making edits to the start points of the drum samples for precise control over the sound.

03:08The video samples an iconic jungle track, 'Amen Brother' by The Winstons.

03:41The video showcases the PG-300 programmer for creating hoover noises and bass sounds on the Roland synths.

06:00The video demonstrates using filters and effects on the Roland S760 to enhance the sound.

07:27The video shows how to sequence samples using the Octa-Med software on an Amiga computer.