MFM Groove.mp3

[clangorous]

The last U-he product I purchased was MFM2...and it's awesome! The only problem: I'm trying to figure out how to get to the Dan Worrall level, LOL.

What I do like about it is it's very much like using a synth; you have to experiment and see what happens! I despise all drum plugins I've tried. None are very easy or intuitive to use. They have nice features once you can get a groove going, but getting there is painful for me.

But using the stock drum sampler in my DAW to create simple rhythms, then sending to MFM 2 it opens up all kinds of new patterns to tweak. It feels less like drum programming and more like sound design!

Here is a jam using Repro-1, Repro-5, Ace, Diva, Zebra 2, Zebralette, and Hive. Drums are samples with a send through MFM2 to get the rhythm.

Repro-1 = Bass (three instances) and Lead
Repro-5, Diva, and Hive = Pads
Zebra 2 = Electric Piano
Zebralette = Ostinato in Chorus
Ace = Warble Drone
MFM 2 = Used as a send for the drums, and for a bit of the keyboards

(Updated) MFM Groove (you may need to open link in another tab to play it)
https://www.dropbox.com/s/zx8ejh1findp7 ... 9.mp3?dl=0