This mini series was absolutely the best synth tutorial I've ever had (and I went to school for this stuff)!! Thank you for taking the time to show us how the ES2 works, man! I really appreciate it!
Fantastic. Watched all 4 parts. Had no idea what any of it did in the beginning. Now I understand what every one of the 10,000 buttons/sliders do. Thank you!
Absolutely astounding tutorial. Went into the perfect amount of detail, your demonstrations are to the point and clearly show the effects being implemented and your language is concise and technically correct whilst remaining easy to follow. You really have a talent in this, will be routing through your other videos. Thanks a million.
Phew.. It was such a pleasure going through those 4 parts. It was like completing a course module back in college, except that I did not lose you even for a second :)
This was a great tutorial mate! thanks a bunch, just goes to show that there is really unlimited options within the just the ES2, now back to creating some awesome sounds. Keep it up! greetz from Amsterdam
14:30, @MusicTechHelpGuy, Josh, I’m afraid, the Envelope Curve parameter in the Vector tab isn’t exactly what you said here. It always goes in a strait line from 1 to 2, but the acceleration of this transition (easing) from one point to the next is different. step&hold - immediate transition at first point; convex9 - hardest deceleration; linear - no acceleration; concave9 - hardest acceleration; hold&step - immediate transition at last point.
at around 20:00 you say the vector wheel is poly only and that they wont be synchronized unless you can play them at the same time. I was wondering.... couldn't you just quantize and have them be synchd?
Jake Richey Yep. But it's still Polyphonic, so if you're trying to play notes off the grid, with a slight arpeggiation for example, the motion will not be in sync.
Hello Music Tech help guy My midi CC’s aren’t responding on my midi keyboard. Luckily My pitch bender and my modwheel are working. I don’t know why it’s not working. Do you have any advice for me to solve this problem? Has anyone else had this problem aswell? Is there someone here on RUclips that can help me?
So I'm assuming you're assigning your CC's with the Shift Option K shortcut to get to the controller assignments? If you're having problems with knobs not being responsive, even after assigning -- check the "Value" on the right side of the controller assignments. Logic has a weird "bug" where sometimes it doesn't assign the full range of the CC. If you set the "Min/Max" Value of the CC to 0 to 127, this should fix the problem. It's a very common bug, and I'm not entirely sure if it's a Logic bug, or certain MIDI controllers have an issue with it.
@@MusicTechHelpGuy thank you very much. I found out how it works to assign midi cc’s. You have great videos . I’ve learned so much last year from your videos. Thank you!
Watched all four and I really understand how synths work.You have a gift for reducing complex material.
Just finished watching all 4 videos. Very thorough but never boring. Thanks for your time and effort!
This mini series was absolutely the best synth tutorial I've ever had (and I went to school for this stuff)!!
Thank you for taking the time to show us how the ES2 works, man! I really appreciate it!
This video might be old but it is damn helpful, even to this day. This is one brilliant tutorial series.
Your channel has made synthesizers so much easier for me to understand and use. Thank you!
Thank you soooo much. This is by far the best tutorial of not only the instrument but how any synth works.
Fantastic. Watched all 4 parts. Had no idea what any of it did in the beginning. Now I understand what every one of the 10,000 buttons/sliders do. Thank you!
Man your tutorials are just amazing! I feel like you're a real professor when you teach. Thanks!
I learned a lot from these. I would have had no idea about these functions without this video. Thank you so much for your work. Excellent content.
Absolutely astounding tutorial. Went into the perfect amount of detail, your demonstrations are to the point and clearly show the effects being implemented and your language is concise and technically correct whilst remaining easy to follow. You really have a talent in this, will be routing through your other videos. Thanks a million.
Phew.. It was such a pleasure going through those 4 parts. It was like completing a course module back in college, except that I did not lose you even for a second :)
Where have you been all my life? These videos are exactly what I was looking for! Subscribed!
By far the best tutorial I've watched for ES2, very clear terminology and thorough explanations! You know your stuff! Thanks for the upload
I've have nothing new to add to the previous comments. People do need to know their work is appreciated, so there you go. Great videos!
U rock !
I want to hear your music !
I just finished watching the whole tutorial series. I just loved it! You explained it so amazingly. Really loved it! Thank you so very much!!
Truly amazing. Great quality, 100% to the point. I have just gained 30 extra minutes of my life!
You are hands down the best pedagogue I've learnt something from, thanks!
Knowledgeable, detailed and articulate, but not to the point where the tutorial is slow & monotonous. great stuff, thanks a lot
Excellent series of tutorials. Extremely helpful. Many thanks.
Thanks Josh, you should have more views than you currently have, because you are fantastic.
Just love the way you teach...You are awesome...
I am So grateful to you.. thankyou so so much for everything..
cheers!!
Like everyone else said - thanks so much man, these are suuuuper helpful.
Man, Thanks so much, Josh. This was so helpful.
This was a great tutorial mate! thanks a bunch, just goes to show that there is really unlimited options within the just the ES2, now back to creating some awesome sounds.
Keep it up!
greetz from Amsterdam
Really Appreciate the series! My Audio Engineering class from College makes a lot more sense now!
Thx so much, awesome tutorials, it's the first synth i learn to use and I believe it'll help to understand the others too.
Thank you so much! Your tutorials are very useful and helped me a lot for how can represent my ideas in LPX. You're the best!
top of the line tutorial of the whole ES2!!! bravo:))
really appreciate it, ty
Great stuff. Thanks. Had NO clue what all this was about. Now I see how some songs are produced!
Awesome tutorial! So much better than the manual. :-)
Охуительные 4 ре урока по синтезатору ES2. Огромное спасибо MTHG. Молодец автор. 1000 Thanks to MTHG. Заебись.
Fantastic tutorial set - using this as I go to record tonight; thanks for the time and effort!
Informative and helpful as always. Keep up the good work!
That was a really helpful tutorial! Now I can use ES2 :) Thanks!
great tutorial!
omg this is too good! you are so smart! logic pro should pay you!
You're amazing! Thank you for helping me seriously understand synths once and for all :)
Thank you so so much man. This has been truly insightful.
I love your videos so much! Thank you for being such a sweetheart and sharing your music tech knowledge.
This is an amazingly good tutorial
Thanks so much for these tutorials, you're so good at explaining it all :)
Thanks a lot! Just about to finish this video series, was really great!
Great tutorial!! I started with Part 4 and will have to back track to parts 1-3 later.
ES2 is amazing! Great video.
That was an awesome series. Thanks.
Great series. Learned a tonne. Cheers.
Great Series
These tutorials are very helpful!
14:30, @MusicTechHelpGuy, Josh, I’m afraid, the Envelope Curve parameter in the Vector tab isn’t exactly what you said here. It always goes in a strait line from 1 to 2, but the acceleration of this transition (easing) from one point to the next is different. step&hold - immediate transition at first point; convex9 - hardest deceleration; linear - no acceleration; concave9 - hardest acceleration; hold&step - immediate transition at last point.
Thanx a lot, man, as usual you're really awesome to clearly explain whats seems complex ! :)
thx a lot josh! really the best tutorial i have ever seen!!!! ^^ your great!!!
This was an amazing tutorial. Thanks!
Thanks so much, extremely useful tutorial
Great! Thanks indeed… I finally work synth out!
you are my hero
Just amazing !
thx for tuto in this powerful instrument. Excellent tuto +1
thanks...
Great videos, thanks!
Thanks a lot of these!
Thanks a lot man ! Great tutorial :D
Thank You so much....Lovely Help....
Awesome. Thank you very much!
Awesome tutorial... Thanks for sharing... ;-)
thank you so much!! you're the best omg
Thank you so much. This is a 💎.
at around 20:00 you say the vector wheel is poly only and that they wont be synchronized unless you can play them at the same time. I was wondering.... couldn't you just quantize and have them be synchd?
Jake Richey Yep. But it's still Polyphonic, so if you're trying to play notes off the grid, with a slight arpeggiation for example, the motion will not be in sync.
ahh i see. well thank you for these vids they're amazing!
+Jake Richey just about to ask the same question lol
Thanks man really helped
amazing!
Thank you!
merci beaucoup
very good
Thanks so much
thanks a lot!!!
bravo!
Can you have the Router and Vector mode working at the same time or only the chosen or selected one works?
Greetings.
thank bro.
This synth runs almost like massive.
this dude dropping math knowledge like its nothing. y'all catch how fast he knew 12.5 was 1/8??
Forget that, got it :)
When I open the Vector I only have points 1, 2 and 3 how do I get the 4th point?
Do you find yourself still using the ES2 in 2018?
Hello Music Tech help guy
My midi CC’s aren’t responding on my midi keyboard. Luckily My pitch bender and my modwheel are working. I don’t know why it’s not working. Do you have any advice for me to solve this problem?
Has anyone else had this problem aswell? Is there someone here on RUclips that can help me?
So I'm assuming you're assigning your CC's with the Shift Option K shortcut to get to the controller assignments? If you're having problems with knobs not being responsive, even after assigning -- check the "Value" on the right side of the controller assignments. Logic has a weird "bug" where sometimes it doesn't assign the full range of the CC. If you set the "Min/Max" Value of the CC to 0 to 127, this should fix the problem. It's a very common bug, and I'm not entirely sure if it's a Logic bug, or certain MIDI controllers have an issue with it.
@@MusicTechHelpGuy thank you very much. I found out how it works to assign midi cc’s.
You have great videos . I’ve learned so much last year from your videos.
Thank you!
Thanks for this tutorial. It would have been easier to watch with a 720p quality...
Thanks a lot 😊
Thanks man really helped
Thanks man really helped