A quick note: Please don't pay attention to me when I say "multiple multi's"!!! There is no such thing and I'm embarrassed that I said that. You CAN have multiple PARTS within your instance of Falcon, however! That's what I should have said...
This Uvi falcon tutorial definitely help me decide to buy and purchase it I've been looking all over for a video that let the customer hears the sounds in depth thanks
Quanta YOU are the most thorough of ANY U Tuber in your KNOWLEDGE of recording systems,...….keep it up and YES do other VSTS and Studio One,. My DAW.!!!!!!!!!!!!
whenever I need to know anything about this I always check your tutorials first and if you don't have it I request it and you always come through big facts
What's up, RS. Yeah, I try to always answer questions in the comments and get out tutorials that folks ask for, if I can. I certainly appreciate your continued support of the channel and hoping all is well your way, brother! Best.
Glad that UVI showed you love, and that you’re taking us along on your journey of exploration! UVI makes excellent instruments; their Grand Piano Model D is the best sounding of all the VST pianos I have, by far.
The way i use Falcon is by not leaving the edit page unless I have to. (a combination of the browser and the edit page actually) Literally everything can be done from the Edit page. Want to add an effect? drag it from the FX browser to the edit page. Want to mod something? drag it from the Mod browser onto the edit page. Want to add an event? drag it from the Events browser to the Edit page (preferably at the Programs level). At the bottom is where all the LFOs and Envelopes show. You can drag existing LFOs from there to modulate multiple parameters with 1 LFO
Oh yeah, once I learn how to use this puppy a bit more I won't be leaving that edit page either! Haha. Hope you're doing well, man. Thanks for the tips.
Hey, no problem. I'm happy to share any knowledge, especially when working with such quality software as Falcon! More tuts for Falcon will be coming soon...
Wow, I actually thought you worked for PreSonus because your tutorials are so rich and well communicated that I felt someone must be paying you to do this beautiful work. Thank you so much and please keep doing what you do.
Falcon is a beast! You can add one hole to your Falcon belt - bought one from Black Friday sale. Oh man, i love this thing! Cant wait for your Falcon tutorials - commercial or free. This is so huge that someone needs to hold my hand and say what is what :D
I wish more virtual instrument companies would adopt falcon as their go-to. Falcon loads large libraries in a fraction of the time required by Kontact. Not only is library load time considerably less, the compression they use to pull it off leaves samples sounding quite superior to that which you hear in Kontakt. Furthermore, If one so desired they could produce an entire track with little more than a single instance of Falcon. Given the obvious superiority of Falcon, I seriously wonder why it hasn't replaced Kontakt as the industry standard.
I'm so happy to see you are happy! I picked up Falcon a few weeks ago when they had their sale, I'd been wanting this synth for years but could never justify the full price tag here in Canada. I sold my Maschine Jam to cover the cost! I feel truly grateful to finally have it. I'm really looking forward to see more tutorials on this from you if you're planning more in the future. Hang on in there Quanta, the Universe will look out for you because you share your talents with us. You're an excellent teacher, and who knows what opportunity may be around the corner?
Thanks much for the message, Azurite. I definitely appreciate your continued support of the channel. And yes, there will be many tutorials coming for Falcon. I plan on covering it with in-depth tutorials just as I've covered Studio One. Glad to hear you were able to pick up the Falcon, yourself! It's quite a beautiful synth; everything I need in one package! All the best brother and thanks for your message!
Hell... I don't know what a patch is and now I want an instance of Falcon. I Love your enthusiasm and appreciate the countless hours you put into your quality material. As a long time S1 user who spends a lot of money with PreSonus and relies on artists like you help me understand this stuff , it is disappointing PreSonus has not been more engaged. Years ago I chose not to go down the "most popular" DAW route because I really appreciated the technology and the nascent but emerging grassroots community of S1 artists, producers and trainers. IMHO, PreSonus benefits immensely from content producers like you. I understand that a CE company can't practically engage with everyone but I know it's got to sting. So thanks for not taking your frustration with them out on your fans. Keep up that great nerdy enthusiasiam...it is appreciated by many. now where did I put that voltage to switch trigger cable.....
Where do I find my favorites folder? I’ve already starred a few instruments but haven’t been able to find a folder documenting ONLY those which I’ve saved
I am excited! I have Falcon and haven't used it that much because of no visual instructions. I'm a visual person when it comes to mechanics. Manual not always direct to the point.
Falcon looks interesting, but I hear noone talking about it and wonder how long lasting it will be. That said, I might have to give it a go soon in hopes to avoid other vst purchases in the future.
Mr. Quanta! I have been about a month now doing what you have already done! Thank you, thank you, thank you for forging ahead and mostly for now sharing all you've done. You've saved me hundreds of hours. I was ready to take my production game up a serious notch and looking at inevitable cost to do so. Please tell me... are you happy using Falcon with Studio One? (That's how I first ran into your channel). Also, I am most interested in the controller(s) you have found to be most useful in this, your new situation. Best Regards, Kelly
Yes, I'm definitely happy using Falcon in Studio One. I also like to experiment with it in the stand-alone mode outside of a DAW. Right now I'm using the Presonus Atom controller but it is not really the best to use for a synth because it doesn't have any keys - only pads. Hope to get a proper keyboard soon! Glad you've found the tutorials helpful and I hope to get some more Falcon tuts up this week. Thanks for your support of the channel!
Thanks for your excellent tutorials. I have always been curious about Falcon but this is the first time I have had such a clear explanation. Could you perhaps look at Euclidean beats AND Euclidean tonal in Falcon? Also granular synth? Also, in case it matters, I really really like your Studio One tutorials. They have been very helpful. Thanks so much :-)
DCP, glad you've found the Studio One and Falcon tutorials helpful. Yes, I'll definitely be putting up some tutorials on the Euclidean beats and tonal features of Falcon. My plan is to cover every aspect of this awesome synth. It's by far my favorite VST! Best.
I agree, completely! And yes, as I mention in the video I'm going to be creating a series where I cover every aspect of this beast. I'll be covering it with as much depth as I've been covering Studio One...
Actually, yeah it does support MPE. But, I'm kinda old-school and whenever I'm settled in one location - and have the cash - I'm just going to get a proper, traditional keyboard and really working on my playing skills. The Falcon just begs to be played by a skilled keyboardist! Haha.
I wanted Omnisphere to be my go to synth, but so many features left out, I don't think its a very powerful synth at all, mostly a showcase for E Persing's sound design skills.
If you also have UVI Drum Designer you can make your own drums from scratch (it comes with amazing clean material) and apply Falcon effects all in the same window instead of going back and forward layering stuff in different windows. ruclips.net/video/IismJEn9ifw/видео.html
Hey man cool .... I had this Vst 3 years barely used need help ...... basic sound design etc. I subscribed and waiting I do trap music and tired nexus etc I wanna use this but looms and ... to hard but if u explain good to dummy like me thx we see ... keep up good work
Hey, the tutorials for Falcon have started. You can find them on this playlist, here: ruclips.net/video/LFz0vfybHSw/видео.html I'll be starting with the basics (which are important for this synth) and then moving on to sound design very soon! Everything will be added to that link. Also, please don't refer to yourself as a "dummy". As we think of ourselves, so we shall be! Just put in the study/work and you'll get there, man. All the best.
Quanta I know im just figuratively speaking I’m no dummy but you are correct sir ok, You must put the work in to study I like that cause I don’t just like doing things just cause then someone ask I’m just shooting The reason why off the hip instead of really knowing so dam I know but when I have full 2-4 weeks I’m gonna start learning falcon and be good. Also thx again sir appreciated
@@Macho_Beats Yeah well, don't let my tutorials distract you. If you are happy and productive with Reason - don't change a thing! There's a DAW for everyone and just use what you feel best suits you. Reason is still one of my favorites!
Hmmm... I hate to answer this question. Haha. Unfortunately, I do not. I have to say, it is one of the best-sounding synths/workstations I have ever heard, and it's capabilities are endless. But, programming sounds on it with my 14" laptop screen is a bit rough. And applying modulations/various routings is a bit convoluted. I want to (still) love Falcon, but I'm not quite sure what my future is with this instrument.
When doing experiments and sound design can you show how you would go out or in your home record found sounds This way your creating your own sample libraries Like recording breaking glass from different bottles And then maybe take that audio sample add some low end like synth to the bass frequencies to give it weight and maybe add some harmonic partials to higher frequencies of the glass to bring out those higher shattering pieces I am myself am new at sound design But have different ideas that once I understand more can really experiment God Bless and teaching Sir
Most definitely. Recording my own field samples and importing them into Falcon is going to be one the things I intend to do a lot of. So, I'll definitely be putting up a tutorial(s) on this process. I just have to get a field recorder first, though! Haha.
Quanta I so much understand about getting a recorder at this time all I have is my iPhone and still looking for my zoom h5n is been missing due to the move from ca to Utah And a recording app called voice recorder pro Do you have a website Sir?
Hahaha. If you're THAT sensitive, I'd rather you weren't here anyway! I mean, geez. I've got nearly 300 videos and maybe 5 of them have a swear word in them. This isn't a religious channel, we're talking music man! And who are you to say what is unnecessary? Do you have a patent on the truth? This is music, this is life, and sometimes music and life calls for an f-bomb here and there! Geeeeeeez.
@@quantaaudio Just kidding. I wanted to see the response I got. Of course, the word "fuck" doesn't offend me, especially if it's used to say FUCK ROBERT DE NIRO!!! Happy music making, Quanta, fellow musician! I subscribed to you because I like your videos. Thanks!
Oh my god! Hahahaha. Aw, man. I was just like, how can this guy be such a stiff! Oh, you got me man, you got me... But this just made my day. Hey, glad you're diggin' the vids and thanks for the sub. And, thanks for the laugh!!!
A quick note: Please don't pay attention to me when I say "multiple multi's"!!! There is no such thing and I'm embarrassed that I said that. You CAN have multiple PARTS within your instance of Falcon, however! That's what I should have said...
15:53 Listen to Pikkon's Theme on RUclips and compare with that sound
I'm gonna share this on the FB presonus group. Thanks!
My old ass eyes appreciate those fonts, man. I'm right there with ya. They are great.
Never stop Quanta, first, you got me on Studio One now you've revealed the Falcon!!!
Haha, yeah, Falcon is a monster. Glad you've found all the tutorials/vids helpful, Bills. Thanks for supporting the channel.
@@quantaaudio Hey Quanta it would be amazing if you made a tutorial about how to make our own sample packs in Studio One!
This Uvi falcon tutorial definitely help me decide to buy and purchase it I've been looking all over for a video that let the customer hears the sounds in depth thanks
Recently purchased falcon myself. I’m new to synthesis and sound design and I really appreciate your videos. Thank you!
Glad you've found them helpful. Thanks for watching.
Looks amazing! Thanks for the tutorial
Yeah, it's a best. Thanks for watching. Should be more tuts on the way for Falcon!
I'm five minutes into this vid now and I'm freaking out!!! Awesome and just what the doctor ordered!!!
Quanta YOU are the most thorough of ANY U Tuber in your KNOWLEDGE of recording systems,...….keep it up and YES do other VSTS and Studio One,. My DAW.!!!!!!!!!!!!
I appreciate it, Mark. Thanks for supporting the channel and there's much more to come!
I was on the fence about it, and this video was the push that I needed to buy it. :)
I think I am also falling off that same fence as we speak.
whenever I need to know anything about this I always check your tutorials first and if you don't have it I request it and you always come through big facts
What's up, RS. Yeah, I try to always answer questions in the comments and get out tutorials that folks ask for, if I can. I certainly appreciate your continued support of the channel and hoping all is well your way, brother! Best.
Dude! THIS is GREAT! I've had Falcon for a LONG time but got totally confused and haven't used it for a LONG time. I REALLY appreciate THIS!
Glad that UVI showed you love, and that you’re taking us along on your journey of exploration! UVI makes excellent instruments; their Grand Piano Model D is the best sounding of all the VST pianos I have, by far.
The way i use Falcon is by not leaving the edit page unless I have to. (a combination of the browser and the edit page actually) Literally everything can be done from the Edit page. Want to add an effect? drag it from the FX browser to the edit page. Want to mod something? drag it from the Mod browser onto the edit page. Want to add an event? drag it from the Events browser to the Edit page (preferably at the Programs level). At the bottom is where all the LFOs and Envelopes show. You can drag existing LFOs from there to modulate multiple parameters with 1 LFO
Oh yeah, once I learn how to use this puppy a bit more I won't be leaving that edit page either! Haha. Hope you're doing well, man. Thanks for the tips.
Thanks. I look forward to the upcoming tutorials.
Thanks for sharing Your passion for teaching that awesome 👍
Hey, no problem. I'm happy to share any knowledge, especially when working with such quality software as Falcon! More tuts for Falcon will be coming soon...
Wow, I actually thought you worked for PreSonus because your tutorials are so rich and well communicated that I felt someone must be paying you to do this beautiful work. Thank you so much and please keep doing what you do.
Falcon is a beast! You can add one hole to your Falcon belt - bought one from Black Friday sale. Oh man, i love this thing! Cant wait for your Falcon tutorials - commercial or free. This is so huge that someone needs to hold my hand and say what is what :D
Oh, they'll be free! Gonna cover every aspect of the device on the channel, here! First one should be up in the next couple of days!
@@quantaaudio Nice to hear that!
I wish more virtual instrument companies would adopt falcon as their go-to. Falcon loads large libraries in a fraction of the time required by Kontact. Not only is library load time considerably less, the compression they use to pull it off leaves samples sounding quite superior to that which you hear in Kontakt. Furthermore, If one so desired they could produce an entire track with little more than a single instance of Falcon. Given the obvious superiority of Falcon, I seriously wonder why it hasn't replaced Kontakt as the industry standard.
I'm so happy to see you are happy! I picked up Falcon a few weeks ago when they had their sale, I'd been wanting this synth for years but could never justify the full price tag here in Canada. I sold my Maschine Jam to cover the cost! I feel truly grateful to finally have it. I'm really looking forward to see more tutorials on this from you if you're planning more in the future. Hang on in there Quanta, the Universe will look out for you because you share your talents with us. You're an excellent teacher, and who knows what opportunity may be around the corner?
Thanks much for the message, Azurite. I definitely appreciate your continued support of the channel. And yes, there will be many tutorials coming for Falcon. I plan on covering it with in-depth tutorials just as I've covered Studio One. Glad to hear you were able to pick up the Falcon, yourself! It's quite a beautiful synth; everything I need in one package! All the best brother and thanks for your message!
It’s absolutely fantastic! Loving that clear wide open sound.
I'm lovin' it, Peter. It's just a thing of beauty!
Thx not ready to watch to pay maximum attention I like vid and saved for up coming weeks thx sir
Hell... I don't know what a patch is and now I want an instance of Falcon. I Love your enthusiasm and appreciate the countless hours you put into your quality material. As a long time S1 user who spends a lot of money with PreSonus and relies on artists like you help me understand this stuff , it is disappointing PreSonus has not been more engaged. Years ago I chose not to go down the "most popular" DAW route because I really appreciated the technology and the nascent but emerging grassroots community of S1 artists, producers and trainers. IMHO, PreSonus benefits immensely from content producers like you. I understand that a CE company can't practically engage with everyone but I know it's got to sting. So thanks for not taking your frustration with them out on your fans. Keep up that great nerdy enthusiasiam...it is appreciated by many. now where did I put that voltage to switch trigger cable.....
Falcon is great, you can make any sound you can imagine.
Wow sounds massive!!!! Love it
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Where do I find my favorites folder? I’ve already starred a few instruments but haven’t been able to find a folder documenting ONLY those which I’ve saved
I'm excited about all this.
Me too, Jerome! Haha. This thing is a beast...
@@quantaaudio yes it is, I hope to learn how to use it.
I am excited! I have Falcon and haven't used it that much because of no visual instructions. I'm a visual person when it comes to mechanics. Manual not always direct to the point.
Falcon looks interesting, but I hear noone talking about it and wonder how long lasting it will be.
That said, I might have to give it a go soon in hopes to avoid other vst purchases in the future.
I bought falcon 2 this year. Do you I'll need omnisphere down the line if I already have this?
Yo Quanta, how would you compare this to Omnisphere 2?
You’re s1 tutorials are the best. A channel called Venus theory. Covers falcon pretty good. Sound designing.
Yes, yes, I was actually watching some of his videos as I was trying to decide on which synth to choose. He sames to be a talented audio/sound guy!
Please do a walkthrough with Shade EQ from UVI
Mr. Quanta! I have been about a month now doing what you have already done! Thank you, thank you, thank you for forging ahead and mostly for now sharing all you've done. You've saved me hundreds of hours. I was ready to take my production game up a serious notch and looking at inevitable cost to do so. Please tell me... are you happy using Falcon with Studio One? (That's how I first ran into your channel). Also, I am most interested in the controller(s) you have found to be most useful in this, your new situation.
Best Regards,
Kelly
Yes, I'm definitely happy using Falcon in Studio One. I also like to experiment with it in the stand-alone mode outside of a DAW. Right now I'm using the Presonus Atom controller but it is not really the best to use for a synth because it doesn't have any keys - only pads. Hope to get a proper keyboard soon!
Glad you've found the tutorials helpful and I hope to get some more Falcon tuts up this week. Thanks for your support of the channel!
Pls can you explain how to use exs samples from logic into falcon?regards
Thanks for your excellent tutorials. I have always been curious about Falcon but this is the first time I have had such a clear explanation. Could you perhaps look at Euclidean beats AND Euclidean tonal in Falcon? Also granular synth? Also, in case it matters, I really really like your Studio One tutorials. They have been very helpful. Thanks so much :-)
DCP, glad you've found the Studio One and Falcon tutorials helpful. Yes, I'll definitely be putting up some tutorials on the Euclidean beats and tonal features of Falcon. My plan is to cover every aspect of this awesome synth. It's by far my favorite VST! Best.
Amazing product which deserve WAY MORE video tutorials. Will you be making a series ?
I agree, completely! And yes, as I mention in the video I'm going to be creating a series where I cover every aspect of this beast. I'll be covering it with as much depth as I've been covering Studio One...
Quanta, I wonder if the Falcon support MPE? If so, reach out to Roli to demonstrate it with the Falcon.
Actually, yeah it does support MPE. But, I'm kinda old-school and whenever I'm settled in one location - and have the cash - I'm just going to get a proper, traditional keyboard and really working on my playing skills. The Falcon just begs to be played by a skilled keyboardist! Haha.
You should also check out Parawave Rapid. Thank me later. :)
A Falcon maybe sees things better than a PreSonus...
They should put all of your S1 tutorials into my.presonus.com
I wanted Omnisphere to be my go to synth, but so many features left out, I don't think its a very powerful synth at all, mostly a showcase for E Persing's sound design skills.
True, get in the Falcon world!
I wish I could hit like more than once. But I can sure hit PayPal!
If you also have UVI Drum Designer you can make your own drums from scratch (it comes with amazing clean material) and apply Falcon effects all in the same window instead of going back and forward layering stuff in different windows. ruclips.net/video/IismJEn9ifw/видео.html
Hey man cool .... I had this Vst 3 years barely used need help ...... basic sound design etc. I subscribed and waiting
I do trap music and tired nexus etc I wanna use this but looms and ... to hard but if u explain good to dummy like me thx we see ... keep up good work
Hey, the tutorials for Falcon have started. You can find them on this playlist, here: ruclips.net/video/LFz0vfybHSw/видео.html
I'll be starting with the basics (which are important for this synth) and then moving on to sound design very soon! Everything will be added to that link. Also, please don't refer to yourself as a "dummy". As we think of ourselves, so we shall be! Just put in the study/work and you'll get there, man. All the best.
Quanta I know im just figuratively speaking I’m no dummy but you are correct sir ok, You must put the work in to study I like that cause I don’t just like doing things just cause then someone ask I’m just shooting The reason why off the hip instead of really knowing so dam I know but when I have full 2-4 weeks I’m gonna start learning falcon and be good. Also thx again sir appreciated
Wow 😳!!
Macho! Haha, been a while, man...
Quanta I know. Lol I was set on Reason again but now these videos you’re puttin out has me intrigued with studio one. Good thing I have them both.
@@Macho_Beats Yeah well, don't let my tutorials distract you. If you are happy and productive with Reason - don't change a thing! There's a DAW for everyone and just use what you feel best suits you. Reason is still one of my favorites!
Do you still use Falcon these days?
Hmmm... I hate to answer this question. Haha. Unfortunately, I do not. I have to say, it is one of the best-sounding synths/workstations I have ever heard, and it's capabilities are endless. But, programming sounds on it with my 14" laptop screen is a bit rough. And applying modulations/various routings is a bit convoluted. I want to (still) love Falcon, but I'm not quite sure what my future is with this instrument.
I have Omnisphere/Keyscape. Pretty amazing.
When doing experiments and sound design can you show how you would go out or in your home record found sounds
This way your creating your own sample libraries
Like recording breaking glass from different bottles
And then maybe take that audio sample add some low end like synth to the bass frequencies to give it weight and maybe add some harmonic partials to higher frequencies of the glass to bring out those higher shattering pieces
I am myself am new at sound design
But have different ideas that once I understand more can really experiment God Bless and teaching Sir
Most definitely. Recording my own field samples and importing them into Falcon is going to be one the things I intend to do a lot of. So, I'll definitely be putting up a tutorial(s) on this process. I just have to get a field recorder first, though! Haha.
Quanta I so much understand about getting a recorder
at this time all I have is my iPhone and still looking for my zoom h5n is been missing due to the move from ca to Utah
And a recording app called voice recorder pro
Do you have a website Sir?
I do. Its: quantaaudio.com
I stopped watching after the unnecessary profanity, lol. Won't be back. (Just kidding, Quanta's videos are great!)
Hahaha. If you're THAT sensitive, I'd rather you weren't here anyway! I mean, geez. I've got nearly 300 videos and maybe 5 of them have a swear word in them. This isn't a religious channel, we're talking music man! And who are you to say what is unnecessary? Do you have a patent on the truth? This is music, this is life, and sometimes music and life calls for an f-bomb here and there! Geeeeeeez.
@@quantaaudio Just kidding. I wanted to see the response I got. Of course, the word "fuck" doesn't offend me, especially if it's used to say FUCK ROBERT DE NIRO!!! Happy music making, Quanta, fellow musician! I subscribed to you because I like your videos. Thanks!
Oh my god! Hahahaha. Aw, man. I was just like, how can this guy be such a stiff! Oh, you got me man, you got me... But this just made my day. Hey, glad you're diggin' the vids and thanks for the sub. And, thanks for the laugh!!!
@@quantaaudio Peace!
@@jonremymusic5192Why fuck Robert De Niro? 😆