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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hh6LYE03GjI&feature=youtu.be Short tutorial on connecting Gatekeeper to an analog synth (Moog Sub37) to create pulses for film scoring.      

Sometimes we want to sequence with both hands on our keyboard and change dynamics or articulations at the same time but find it hard to do since well, we have only two hands. I found a Behringer fcb1010 midi foot controller and thought maybe this would be able to change articulations and expression with my feet. Not only if I needed to play keyboard with two hands but also if I played midi guitar. Three years later and after a couple of failed tries I finally said... or I do it, or this thing gets thrown away. And it worked. The trick... not so secret trick, was to understand and use the pedal programming instead of the software editors I do fondly tried hard to use. So here is my video tutorial on how to setup the fcb1010 midi foot controller to change articulations using note triggers. These enable the fcb1010 to shoot specific notes and many orchestral sample libraries in Kontakt will have the ability to understand that really low notes will mean articulation switching. Spitfire will have them preset already but cinesamples and others will need to be setup to change articulation switching via note trigger.  

Comprehensive tutorial on how to better control your DAW. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2iG90eLYHs

Another one of our tutorials. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8w-neMSo_k