EFX Unit that produces some type of white noise?

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EFX Unit that produces some type of white noise?
Posted on: 18.08.2012 by Daine Ziadeh
I saw a James Zabiela video the other day, he was using this mini-something and he produced white noises with it, it had an XY pad and it was yellow..

Can the Kaoss pad 3 produce noises?
Cira Ditz
19.08.2012
Originally Posted by Shishdisma
The RMX-1000 also has a noise generator in it, along with all of the newer Pioneer mixers. The DB series has a fun way of generating it too.
Def recommend it - mine was sounding pretty fabulous last evening . Sadly not cheap and why this month I'm just appallingly broke. Down to my last fiver and all out of food. But worth it though
Daine Ziadeh
19.08.2012
Originally Posted by Dunce
I've heard of people generating noise on their analog mixers with just a cable but I cant quite remember how. I believe it was something like a loop going from the output back into one of the inputs, but set to phono. Great fun for learning to crab it up like a mad crustacean.

Sounds like James Zabiela was using a Kaossilator.
This was exaclty what he was using, it just takes me closer on wanting to buy the kaoss pad 3
Teresia Janusch
18.08.2012
Originally Posted by Dunce
I've heard of people generating noise on their analog mixers with just a cable but I cant quite remember how. I believe it was something like a loop going from the output back into one of the inputs, but set to phono. Great fun for learning to crab it up like a mad crustacean.

Sounds like James Zabiela was using a Kaossilator.
this +1
Daine Ziadeh
18.08.2012		I saw a James Zabiela video the other day, he was using this mini-something and he produced white noises with it, it had an XY pad and it was yellow..

Can the Kaoss pad 3 produce noises?
Loreta Altema
21.08.2012		I love my RMX also.. I prefer the DB4 for my subtle but important effects, and then the RMX is just IN-YO-FACE, but also its super easy to build up or break down, just press a button turn a knowb.. unlike the db4 which is press a few buttons, while mucking with a few knobs.. IDK, i'm still working on the DB4 effects to say the least.. The RMX is easy to use, just wish the DB4 has some proper S/R plugins..
Shantae Faile
19.08.2012		Definitely worth it, took me about a week to get used to its defaults, then about a day or 2 to customize it to my liking... and while the customization kinda lacks in some areas, it does feel like the believe was made around my playing style now.
Cira Ditz
19.08.2012
Originally Posted by Shishdisma
The RMX-1000 also has a noise generator in it, along with all of the newer Pioneer mixers. The DB series has a fun way of generating it too.
Def recommend it - mine was sounding pretty fabulous last evening . Sadly not cheap and why this month I'm just appallingly broke. Down to my last fiver and all out of food. But worth it though
Daine Ziadeh
19.08.2012
Originally Posted by Dunce
I've heard of people generating noise on their analog mixers with just a cable but I cant quite remember how. I believe it was something like a loop going from the output back into one of the inputs, but set to phono. Great fun for learning to crab it up like a mad crustacean.

Sounds like James Zabiela was using a Kaossilator.
This was exaclty what he was using, it just takes me closer on wanting to buy the kaoss pad 3
Nancey Inderlied
18.08.2012		The RMX-1000 also has a noise generator in it, along with all of the newer Pioneer mixers. The DB series has a fun way of generating it too.
Teresia Janusch
18.08.2012
Originally Posted by Dunce
I've heard of people generating noise on their analog mixers with just a cable but I cant quite remember how. I believe it was something like a loop going from the output back into one of the inputs, but set to phono. Great fun for learning to crab it up like a mad crustacean.

Sounds like James Zabiela was using a Kaossilator.
this +1
Kecia Wnukowski
18.08.2012		Yes he does use that on a very regular basis.
As an alternative, that's the way I would use a NI's F1, more like a effect/sampler launcher rather than the Abletonesque way (playing only loops): here's a video of Lucinao using it the same way

Raymon Polkowski
18.08.2012		I've heard of people generating noise on their analog mixers with just a cable but I cant quite remember how. I believe it was something like a loop going from the output back into one of the inputs, but set to phono. Great fun for learning to crab it up like a mad crustacean.

Sounds like James Zabiela was using a Kaossilator.
Latoria Kavulich
18.08.2012		if you use traktor you can do a similar effect using the gater and mulholland drive effects.
Daine Ziadeh
18.08.2012		Tahts a good idea, but this is a noise taht changes depending on what you press on the xy pad, but that sample idea seems the best.
Antonetta Wikel
18.08.2012		Why not use a sample of pink or white noise?

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