Cool pads's! Microfreak was my 2. synth I bought, if I was start to have some hardware synths also. This little beast is a great synth, especial if you use a extern controller keyboard.
Wow we don’t even see the dark side of the modular rack… (the bottom part) :D. Why aren’t they in the camera angle in livestreams, and not use them all together?
Sounds really Mazing. Now I need to explore my Pod Go reverb capabilities. I've not scratched the surface yet. The Freak sounds great through your Boss and its a similar philosophy so fingers crossed.
Great tutorial... for me the microfreak is a load of fun to use, but somehow I always struggle to get it to sit properly in the mix. It almost sounds too digital or plastic or something. I'm not anti digital at all though, I have other digital synths. Been seriously considering selling it and getting a Neutron instead. Going to persevere a bit more on the back of this tutorial.... would love to see more tutorials on this as I really, really want to like this synth!
I usually end up EQing out a bit of the 2-4khz range (ofc context dependant) but I feel that really warms it up a bit and helps it not clash too much. Maybe I should do some contextual mixing tutorials about how I work specific synths into the mix, thanks for the idea!
@@DashGlitch Awesome, I'll try some EQing when I finally get round to bouncing some tunes into Bitwig! Been mostly going DAWless lately... next step is to combine the two!
Wow, that's strings one sounds gorgeous, would love some more tutorials like this
Thanks for the tip to hold max pressure to tune max values, simple but good
I didn't know my Microfreak could sound that good.... Excellent tutorial!
That last pad was very rad.
Brilliant I adore this type of informative/contextual tutorial, thank you so much.
Great tutorial! I love your style. Thanks a lot for your insights.
Thank you for sharing!
Very inspiring.
Awesome stuff thanks Dash, Can we get more videos on Microfreak senpai.
Great tutorial. That Karplus patch sounded amazing 👍👏👏🎶
thx a lot bro tomorrow i get it, more sound design tutorials with microfreak please Dash
That feeling when Dash starts playing your jam. Lovely sounds brother!
Thanks a lot!
Great patch ideas!! Thank you for doing this; And, for sure please share more videos about the microfreak! 🙏🏼🎉
i love me some karplus stings 😋
Great tutorial ❤ Thank you.
Great sound and interesting tips on the patch bay! Thanx from Italy 👍🏻
I own a fs1r and this can make same kind of weird pads over own samples, i will get 1
Very cool! didnt know that we could module the amount of modulation ! will try it -Thanks!
Bravo
Cool pads's! Microfreak was my 2. synth I bought, if I was start to have some hardware synths also. This little beast is a great synth, especial if you use a extern controller keyboard.
Wow we don’t even see the dark side of the modular rack… (the bottom part) :D. Why aren’t they in the camera angle in livestreams, and not use them all together?
Because it's not part of the main performance system :)
man this ones really useful dash! thanks, I just picked up one of these guys
Sounds really Mazing. Now I need to explore my Pod Go reverb capabilities. I've not scratched the surface yet. The Freak sounds great through your Boss and its a similar philosophy so fingers crossed.
I didnt know you did hardware stuff too, awesome
Nice
I needed this video.. Thank you 🙏🏼
Nice one Dash!
Wow
Can I send it custom MIDI playing any chords I want or is that impossible due to it being "paraphonic"?
Yes, in paraphonic mode the MIDI input will receive chords AFAIK
Great tutorial... for me the microfreak is a load of fun to use, but somehow I always struggle to get it to sit properly in the mix. It almost sounds too digital or plastic or something. I'm not anti digital at all though, I have other digital synths. Been seriously considering selling it and getting a Neutron instead. Going to persevere a bit more on the back of this tutorial.... would love to see more tutorials on this as I really, really want to like this synth!
I usually end up EQing out a bit of the 2-4khz range (ofc context dependant) but I feel that really warms it up a bit and helps it not clash too much. Maybe I should do some contextual mixing tutorials about how I work specific synths into the mix, thanks for the idea!
@@DashGlitch Awesome, I'll try some EQing when I finally get round to bouncing some tunes into Bitwig! Been mostly going DAWless lately... next step is to combine the two!
@@DashGlitch Please do this video - The mix ratio is Make or Break for me on this Synth.
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