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super cool video! thanks! very useful, easy to follow and very generous on the technique sharing

Brother I REALLY want you to do a stream playing with Bitwig. It would be super interesting.

hi. is your modified sequencer available in your patreon ?

Thanks!

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this is awesome

Dude, that is awesome!

Actually really like this. The start of a potentially great track. You make great work dude, keep going.

Thank you, this was the explanation I had been looking for.

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I really liked using it, but it seriously crashed my windows. I literally had to re-installl Windows after it crashed my system. If I get into a DX7 plug in, I will buy Arturia. I have FM Drive which is an enhanced 4 Op FM synth based around the Sega Genesis. The interface is even designed around a Genesis/Megadrive.

Very inspiring stuff here.

Isn't this just sampling?

fantastic explanation. for the first time i understand that the FM is that modulating patch BACK to the carrier. May you live to be a 1000 years old. 🙏

is this using Standard or Suite?

So, use dexed?

Haha i need a theatre screen

I made it this far! My 8 month old was very interested in some of the noises coming out of my computer 😆

Granulator sounds around 20min mark, strong Autechre territory.

I am always amazed that what you consider a waste of time is just what I am looling for. One man's trash and so on... keep posting this kind of stuff.

Worth my time 👍

Is that a 2 operator or 1?

you mention that you do most of your music in d# minor pentatonic, if im not mistaken. you also say that you are open to suggestions on which direction to investigate music. so, how about exploring squarepusher's hard normal daddy harmonies and melodies ? i love that album and i doubt it's made in minor pentatonic.

Ned is a genuine genius

I've been driving my 2600 with a Sequential Pro-3 and its 4 CV outs... this has created a MONSTARRRR

Very Interesting this. Helps me understand Dexed more.👍

Thanks you, this was very helpful!

i love this guy

I’ve been watching this video closely for the tenth time (or perhaps I’ve lost count?), trying to catch and comprehend every step. With each viewing, I find myself increasingly in awe of your finesse and the seamless way you glide toward the final goal. Thank you for what you do, for finding the time, and for continually coming up with fresh topics! And, naturally, it would be absolutely delightful if you revived the "track in 1 hour" practice. Thanks a million!

Hello. Great work as always. just one remark. you are using very high resolutions and on my mac m1 laptop i cant see any of the parameters labels on the synths and many other things. Everything looks ultra small.

This is proving to be pretty hard to replicate in logic...

Absolutely LOVING that kick! ❤

I've been wanting to do this

Awesome lesson ... it's miracle of the sound design

Is someone use this technic with cubase ? Beacause it doesn't work here... :(

LOVE THIS!

Great intro to someone who's totally new to FM, like me :)

Nice grooves here! 👌

Does fors have a control all function like cycles ?

I can trigger my grey meanie just from the gate input, using a Behringer Swing. So I guess it is a fault in yours??

You know what, i'm so buisy that i dont have as much time as i would like to spend in the studio. Well this vid has motivated me to spend more time with regen, this talk about sound design in a digital realm was inspiring. re-edit: as your talking about it, i'm a CZ fanatic, they are affordable, unique, original, and are the only phase distortion unit you want for you generator palet, very interesting, especially if you are in makinmg cool drum or textured bass sounds, and great for soundscapes with theyre complex envelopes ...

He lit create a plugin fx in ableton loooool

Muy bueno e interesante Saludos

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I'm very impressed with your skills and 2600 knowledge. Very cool! I hope to see more videos from you. God bless 🙌 🙏 Thank you for posting

I got a TX7, but then, yes, I also discovered Dexed is the best edit. And, uhm, it can generate the sounds too, so why then even use the TX7? So I sold it. 😀

Confusing, YES. Puposeful systematic for crafting a determined sound, no. Powerful, 40 years ago. Modern state of the art, no. Ancient, nostalgic. Without those workstation-freaks this ancient technique would be forgotten since 30 years. Without those people, sitting infront of hightech-machines, dreaming of sounds and technologies of the ancient greeks... FM wouldn't exist any more. I was there, 40 years ago, when FM was state of the art. I remember that it solved big problems, but didn't produce "quality" sounds. But ever since all other oscillators around, latest since the supersaw-oscilator, and the most latest with Romplers, FM had to be burried!!!

1. For those who say they prefer human made music.. that is great, except for the fact that you have no way of knowing how it was made. 2. You cannot talk about AI music and its impact without taking into consideration the automation aspect. AI music will outnumber human made music by Infinity to 1. As artists we already have to compete for visbility on social media against a post of somone making a nice pasta.. now we have to compete against infinite music. The main issue for producers is visibility. 3. The act of listening will become equal to the act of creation. Namely if spotify creates an ai generated music playlist based on your listens.. each new listen now becomes equal to you creating new music. This again adds to the visbility issue. For music listeners AI music is going to be insane.. the amount of genres that are going to be created will be amazing... for the average producer, even after you get over the existensial crisis that making music has no value anymore (which i have been dealing with for a couple of years now).. we have to think of new layers of creativity.. but the answer will likely be embracing ai and finding new parameters to tune. So for all the people who are hating on this ai music video.. understand that as producers we share all your concerns by 10x.. you are not saying anything new.. but the answer is to either stop and be miserable or to accept and adapt and evolve. Which is what is being done in this video.

Damn i never understood those eg thing

Before watching this, I thought wavetables were so much more complicated, precisely because of the fancy wave sampling visualisation thing Albeton's Wavetable does. I thought there must be some sort of dimensional transformation maths kinda thing going on, along the lines of FFT; thanks for explaining it so concisely!