Could you do a video explaining the basics of using synthesizers? I love these videos but I honestly have no clue what you’re talking about half the time and I’d like to understand
I think it would be useful to check video's about synthesis in general. You can also mess with free Synth VST's like Helm, TAI Noisemaker, or Synth1 in a free* DAW like Reaper. (*Free like Winrar). There are also VST instruments that work without a DAW like the MiniMoog and CS-80 by Arturia, but those aren't free. Or you can just watch tutorials on those VST Synths if you don't have a fast pc or want to learn by watching. Doing it yourself is the much quicker way to understand synthesis though. You can also watch video's on the original Mini and Microbrute, as they have a similar synthesis engine, just a whole lot less extra goodies, so more is explained about the oscilators, filters, envelopes, the basic stuff instead of the new stuff they added in version 2.
I can make analog synthesis simple for you. Basically you need one or several oscillators to generate a tone. An oscillator is called VCO for Voltage Controle Oscillator. Then the sound is modified by different elements before being amplified at the end. The amp is called VCA for Voltage Control Amp. So between the oscillators and the amp section, the sound has to be treated following your own creative taste. You will always find an envelope to decide how quick the tone will rise and then fall ( Attack and Decay ), and a LFO which stands for Low Frequency Oscillator. LFO is a kind of vibrato / tremolo for synth. Every part of a synth ( VCO, envelope, LFO, VCA ) is called a module. All modules linked together form a modular synth. Between the VCO and the VCA, you can patch cables to decide in which module the tone will go first, before to go to another one and eventually pass again by the same module. Patching your module in a chain allow you to create a whole diversity of synth sound. Of course you will need either a keyboard or a sequencer to allow your VCO to produce a note. You may have a look a the Microbrute which is a very nice budget analog synth to understand synthesis.
So, a friend of mine just got a Pocket Operator. And, a while ago, I did a version of your Trump sniff beat for my media portfolio...and I couldn't make a bass line as I lack a midi sampler. And I just thought of something. Andrew. Please get a PO-32 Tonic and use it to make more delicious Trump sniff beats. Eh? Ehhhh?
This is something that always goes overlooked in his videos. Maybe he has a shortcut strategy, but I don't even get how he cuts all those split screens together exactly in rhythm with the moment they're being played in the song, all while changing the amount of images on screen every few seconds. I feel like that should take days to edit and he still manages to put out several videos a week, and make all the music itself. Maybe Ableton allows him to make music while keeping track of the video clips from which they came? Idk. That doesn't seem possible. If anyone knows, I'd be curious to find out. I guess he doesn't do quite as many insane split screen found-sound videos as he used to, but still!
@@b.a.s.4194 Ableton Live does support videos. Speaking from years of experience editing videos myself, having video cuts in time with music and whatnot comes moreso from feeling it and being in that 'flow' state where you are so focused on what you're doing that you forget to eat, sleep, pee, whatever it is you'd break away from your work to do otherwise. It kinda just comes naturally. On your final run through making sure everything came out ok you can make fine adjustments to polish it even further. I've never made videos like Andrew does, but a lot of it is similar. Maybe one day I'll do synth videos or something similar, that sounds fun.
Most people with 1 Mio subs pander to their audience, but you do weird modular and mutant chicken stuff. That’s an awesome display of passion and integrity!
Re-watching this after 4 years :) I want to rebuild my modular setup with this as the starting point, and your Ghost module will pair so perfectly with it as my first euro module back in the game!
The metalizor actually takes the triangle wave and adds higher pitched overtones made of smaller and smaller triangle waves all perfectly synced to the primary wave. I did alot of research when I got my microbrute
03:00 Noppes , it's not an oscilattor feedback loop ( oscilators do not process audio , they generate ) It's a filter feedback loop .( process audio --->return to input = feedback )
Could you do a challenge that, you and 1-6 other people make a short ten second piece of music. Then, you try replicating it only listening to it once.
This was the video that inspired me to get into modular synths back when I knew basically nothing about synths and music production. I feel kind of nostalgic watching this again. Thanks for the filter btw lololololo
I've never been more fascinated by something which I have absolutely no idea what I'm hearing or looking at. How does anybody even get started learning about this stuff?
With all your analog equipment you could put an oscilloscope/spectrum analyzer to a very good, didactic, use. I've been thinking about getting a simple 25 KHz USB oscilloscope (requires computer) because standalone units are crazy expensive. There are models from Owon or Hantek under $100 USD
From the schematics, the Metalizer seems to be a cascaded series of stages based on Ken Stone's "Simple Wave Folder". Basically, it takes a triangle wave and instead of clipping it, bends it over on top of itself. Alone, the wave folder circuit is pretty neat. But cascaded like Arturia does, it becomes even cooler. It's one of my favorite features of my microbrute.
How would the Simple Wave Folder affect a sine wave? Since a triangle wave has higher odd:even harmonic ratio; while a sine is just a fundamental with no harmonics. Would it just be a more subtle version of the same effect? Is the Simple Wave Folder ADDING harmonics, or adding to harmonics already present? Thoughts?
@@gasoline10head you probably got one and have done this yourself in the last few years but you can patch the metalliser to effect any of the wave types
This thing is great. It's a master controller and bass voice in my larger system I use in my videos every week and it never fails to perform for me. I just wish the sequencer had the triplet subdivision like the KeyStep...
Wow, this sounds amazing and it's straightforward! There's like a single thing I don't like about this, not including the price. Makes me wish I had money for synths.
Yo, I barely if ever leave any comments on the Internet, because I do not want to contribute to informational pollution by breeding pointless 1s & 0s, that said I wanted to make a remark that Brute Factor allows to enable self-oscillation in a bandpass mode (not there originally). Thanks. Truly Yours, I.R.
As expected, Andrew shows how a machine can be a dynamic and versatile musical instrument, rather than just a complicated bleepy box like so many other synth reviewers.
Try making a song with this super simple but super powerful ciptune maker: beepbox.co/ Or if you want even MORE options: theepicosity.github.io/modded-beepbox-2.3
... especially like this 100% wood , absolutely no plastic sides on Drumbrute. Why ? If we want madeit from polymer, ok - we can make it from plastic, but good looking plastic. If we want made it from wood, where s problem? But why they need to made it from plastic material looking like wood, it s cheap trick. Its looking cheap and disgusting. /there s , of course, possible to buy wooden sides on internet from another manufacturer, but why? /...
Andrew, I feel you're on to something when you were describing the different modules being used in text rather than talking over them or around them. I'd like to see some more quiet time when demonstrating a sound... not every time but for stuff you really want people to focus on. That was great.
Hello, really enjoyed this!! Im really looking forward to buy this synth, but im having a hard time knowing if I will need any extra equipment to make it work. I don't have experience on audio... I have only a JBL Boombox speaker, with has an aux in minijack 3,5mm. I don't know if I can connect the minibrute directly to the speaker, or I need an adapter to transform the cable of the out of the minibrute to the 3,50mm. Also don't know if I need a mixer or something. As you see I'm really lost here and don't want to make an impulsive decision and then realize I need to spend more to make it sound. I will really appreciate your wisdom on this complex thing for a beginner, who want to start making alien noises and be happy.
Hey Andrew Huang! I am a 10 year old who got really interested in MIDI and Keyboards and stuff that you use like the OP-1, I would be really thankful if you could give some tips on making music with ableton and sampling. Thanks
I started looking at this because of Rachel K Collier's basslines, but i'm torn-this or the Roland SE-02? Especially for bass and arpeggiator stuff.....
Have you read what Arturia has for us tomorrow? Something like an Eurorack expander for the brutes. I hope modular gets cheaper and cheaper, I can't stand seeing more vids like this without drooling. Another giveaway soon? :D Keep up with the good content!
(*DON'T SCROLL*) Andrew i love your videos! I've always loved music either electric or not and i started attempting to make electronic music 2 years ago (by the way i'm 14) and i only started watching your videos this year. you've been giving me so many ideas on different things i can do on this one track i started 2 weeks ago, in fact i'm actually getting really close to being done with it because of you. i don't have anything fancy to help me make music the way i wish i was able to, and the type of ableton that i'm using is actually ableton 9.7.5 lite which is actually the best i can do because my family is very poor and i'm unable to get a job (sad face) the best thing i have is a launchpad mini which is almost pointless for what i'm trying to do. the point i'm trying to make is that i would love it if i could send you my track is it is somehow and for you to please give me your thoughts on it. that would be awsome
That reminded me of Daft Punk. Kinda makes me want to visit a modern modular synth version of a classic techno discotek, like that club thing in Tron Legacy that the "Grid" version of Daft Punk was playing at.
The whole modular synthesis rabbit hole....drugs might be cheaper. I have a bad feeling if I'm not careful the wife could evict me around the time the living room looks like mission control. So if you see a guy with a eurorack on the street holding a sign that says "Will patch for food" please help out.....
I have a noob question and I'm hoping someone can help me. I don't have much experience with analog synths, especially modular synths, and I'm looking at this unit as my first step into the genre. Every demo of it that I hear is playing over some drum or percussion beats. Is that being created by another unit/software? Like I'm assuming reviewers generally use a bunch of gear to make great demos, and that this is strictly a monophonic analog synth and not a "band in the box" kind of thing where I can have my drum beat programmed as well?
Hey Andrew I want to get into synths but have no idea where to start or how any of it works. Could you make a "synthesizers for dummies" type of video?
Great video as usual! Could you tell me please if you can record when the 2S is in step rec mode using an external keyboard to insert pitch/notes? Thanks a lot!
i've really been wanting the microbrute, but this is awesome. it's kinda like the microbrute and the old minibrute combined but without an actual keyboard lol
Andrew could 6ou make me a slow beat because I don't have the equipment to make my crush a song so could you make a minute and a half long beat that's slow or something like that so I can make a song for her? If you do make sure that there's guitar drums stuff like that. Please?
Still sounds inferior to my Moogs but at this price point it seems like a no brainer, also your gripe with having no universal parameter edit function might come in a future update. Im going to have to give it a test run methinks. Whats the build quality like? I hope the chassis isnt plastic.
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Damn Minubrute you be looking *T H I C C*
2 years and no replies?
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@@batatereluelimusic i don't remember commenting this
Stephen Acosta i don’t remember commenting that either, haha
@@stephenacosta905 That'll teach you to go on RUclips drunk
love the ADSR on Andrews Eyebrows.
Projecting
Such a brilliant observation - Thanks for making me chuckle : )
I just love the direction your Chanel is going in. More analog synths but still some DAW stuff and old Andrew. Loving it!
Could you do a video explaining the basics of using synthesizers? I love these videos but I honestly have no clue what you’re talking about half the time and I’d like to understand
zachary jonah same!
I think it would be useful to check video's about synthesis in general. You can also mess with free Synth VST's like Helm, TAI Noisemaker, or Synth1 in a free* DAW like Reaper. (*Free like Winrar). There are also VST instruments that work without a DAW like the MiniMoog and CS-80 by Arturia, but those aren't free.
Or you can just watch tutorials on those VST Synths if you don't have a fast pc or want to learn by watching. Doing it yourself is the much quicker way to understand synthesis though. You can also watch video's on the original Mini and Microbrute, as they have a similar synthesis engine, just a whole lot less extra goodies, so more is explained about the oscilators, filters, envelopes, the basic stuff instead of the new stuff they added in version 2.
OttoNL thanks I'll try some of this!!
I can make analog synthesis simple for you. Basically you need one or several oscillators to generate a tone. An oscillator is called VCO for Voltage Controle Oscillator. Then the sound is modified by different elements before being amplified at the end. The amp is called VCA for Voltage Control Amp.
So between the oscillators and the amp section, the sound has to be treated following your own creative taste. You will always find an envelope to decide how quick the tone will rise and then fall ( Attack and Decay ), and a LFO which stands for Low Frequency Oscillator. LFO is a kind of vibrato / tremolo for synth.
Every part of a synth ( VCO, envelope, LFO, VCA ) is called a module. All modules linked together form a modular synth. Between the VCO and the VCA, you can patch cables to decide in which module the tone will go first, before to go to another one and eventually pass again by the same module. Patching your module in a chain allow you to create a whole diversity of synth sound. Of course you will need either a keyboard or a sequencer to allow your VCO to produce a note.
You may have a look a the Microbrute which is a very nice budget analog synth to understand synthesis.
So basically single sequencer taken from keystep, slapped onto a mini version of a matrix brute. In a grose oversimplification. Cool!
This is what is next for my setup
Nice Description Andrew Hart.
So, a friend of mine just got a Pocket Operator. And, a while ago, I did a version of your Trump sniff beat for my media portfolio...and I couldn't make a bass line as I lack a midi sampler.
And I just thought of something. Andrew. Please get a PO-32 Tonic and use it to make more delicious Trump sniff beats. Eh? Ehhhh?
You blow me away.
I think the metalizer is their take on a wavefolder, isn't it?
I LUV DIS
So you are first? Good for you
Can we just appreciate the editing that went into this?
the usual andrew huang quality video
This is something that always goes overlooked in his videos. Maybe he has a shortcut strategy, but I don't even get how he cuts all those split screens together exactly in rhythm with the moment they're being played in the song, all while changing the amount of images on screen every few seconds. I feel like that should take days to edit and he still manages to put out several videos a week, and make all the music itself. Maybe Ableton allows him to make music while keeping track of the video clips from which they came? Idk. That doesn't seem possible. If anyone knows, I'd be curious to find out. I guess he doesn't do quite as many insane split screen found-sound videos as he used to, but still!
Ben Simon if you drag .mov files into ableton it chops then into a vid w audio
Once you hit 1 mil subs, you can definitely afford to outsource editing duties, rofl
@@b.a.s.4194 Ableton Live does support videos. Speaking from years of experience editing videos myself, having video cuts in time with music and whatnot comes moreso from feeling it and being in that 'flow' state where you are so focused on what you're doing that you forget to eat, sleep, pee, whatever it is you'd break away from your work to do otherwise. It kinda just comes naturally. On your final run through making sure everything came out ok you can make fine adjustments to polish it even further.
I've never made videos like Andrew does, but a lot of it is similar. Maybe one day I'll do synth videos or something similar, that sounds fun.
This is exactly the demo I've wanted to hear of this beast.
G Q. idk why did the roland space echo get thrown off the train?
@@musicguy8912 We will never now.
Dude you rock! I'm absolutely in love with your channel
that last beat was super dope
I really love your in-depth explanations, Andrew. Thanks for making high quality videos and even higher quality music!
Most people with 1 Mio subs pander to their audience, but you do weird modular and mutant chicken stuff. That’s an awesome display of passion and integrity!
Real videos = Real fans :)
1 mil*
Me loves me mutant chicken stuff. By next year it will be played out though...
But to be fair... Weird modular and mutant chicken stuff is exactly what we all want to see xD
this is one of the most popular new synths though
This is why I have notifications.
Re-watching this after 4 years :) I want to rebuild my modular setup with this as the starting point, and your Ghost module will pair so perfectly with it as my first euro module back in the game!
I love seeing more and more modular stuff on this channel!
The metalizor actually takes the triangle wave and adds higher pitched overtones made of smaller and smaller triangle waves all perfectly synced to the primary wave. I did alot of research when I got my microbrute
I just found this channel and i have never subbed so fast
Good
Welcome to the best music channel on RUclips!
You're in for all kinds of treats :)
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Amazing video Andrew, I'm so hyped for Arturia's new releases!
You should get an oscilloscope to see what the knobs do to the waveforms.
I love your videos and the quality of them
Much love from Germany
"I don't need anymore synths."
^^ Me 5 minutes ago. I was so naive.
My wallet is f**ked.
03:00
Noppes , it's not an oscilattor feedback loop ( oscilators do not process audio , they generate )
It's a filter feedback loop .( process audio --->return to input = feedback )
Could you do a challenge that, you and 1-6 other people make a short ten second piece of music. Then, you try replicating it only listening to it once.
So like, musical telephone?
Your videos are so awesome!!!!
Andrew please collaborate with Shawn Wasabi, great minds should come together to make great things. Like so he can see guys.
Yes.
Im a big fan! I love all your music, a minute ago I watched good run and now I just can't stop. your a real inspiration. thanks. ♥
This was the video that inspired me to get into modular synths back when I knew basically nothing about synths and music production. I feel kind of nostalgic watching this again. Thanks for the filter btw lololololo
I've never been more fascinated by something which I have absolutely no idea what I'm hearing or looking at. How does anybody even get started learning about this stuff?
Just when I think I know what I want to buy....
With all your analog equipment you could put an oscilloscope/spectrum analyzer to a very good, didactic, use. I've been thinking about getting a simple 25 KHz USB oscilloscope (requires computer) because standalone units are crazy expensive. There are models from Owon or Hantek under $100 USD
Yuriev Olmos audacity is a basic spectrum analyser just with a microphone
Holy synthesizer. That's quite a device.
Back-to-back video days? Yes please!
From the schematics, the Metalizer seems to be a cascaded series of stages based on Ken Stone's "Simple Wave Folder".
Basically, it takes a triangle wave and instead of clipping it, bends it over on top of itself. Alone, the wave folder circuit is pretty neat.
But cascaded like Arturia does, it becomes even cooler. It's one of my favorite features of my microbrute.
How would the Simple Wave Folder affect a sine wave? Since a triangle wave has higher odd:even harmonic ratio; while a sine is just a fundamental with no harmonics. Would it just be a more subtle version of the same effect? Is the Simple Wave Folder ADDING harmonics, or adding to harmonics already present? Thoughts?
@@gasoline10head I WANT TO KNOW
@@gasoline10head you probably got one and have done this yourself in the last few years but you can patch the metalliser to effect any of the wave types
@@UreksatheJade no i still dont have one, or any wavefolder effect, and am still curious regarding the geometry
@@gasoline10headoh snap
IRC the loopop guy shows it in his yt review of it if you wanted to see the effect on other wave types
This thing is great. It's a master controller and bass voice in my larger system I use in my videos every week and it never fails to perform for me. I just wish the sequencer had the triplet subdivision like the KeyStep...
Heeeeeeey! Someone who actually used the patchbay with eurorack rather than just mentioning that you can do that! Thank you, Andrew!
Wow, this sounds amazing and it's straightforward!
There's like a single thing I don't like about this, not including the price.
Makes me wish I had money for synths.
the ziplock comes in handy for stuff. put your patch cables in it when your on the move.
Did Arturia ever give you that controll all shortcut?
480p squad. Andrew plz visit Mississauga my guy and meet a fellow Canadian
Watching this in 360p, I'll be back for full viewing!
I thought it was my net playing up. Didnt realise it was only uploaded moments ago
👀👀👀👀👀👀👀
The synth was fine and all, but those ooh's and aah's? Those were the bread and butter for me ;)
think the metalizer is some kind of wave folding
Yo, I barely if ever leave any comments on the Internet, because I do not want to contribute to informational pollution by breeding pointless 1s & 0s, that said I wanted to make a remark that Brute Factor allows to enable self-oscillation in a bandpass mode (not there originally). Thanks. Truly Yours, I.R.
As expected, Andrew shows how a machine can be a dynamic and versatile musical instrument, rather than just a complicated bleepy box like so many other synth reviewers.
song where you use 1 of every piece of equipment, instrument, synth, module ,etc. altogether?
You lost me at Hey it’s Andrew Huang, but seriously, sounds great.
Can you check out audiotool? It's free, and the DAW of choice for me. Its a website, and good luck!
Just ordered mine yesterday. I think it's the ultimate (so far) beast to build a portable eurorack system around for live gigging.
I love that you did your own “ooh” and “aah” track lmao
ooOOoooo
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omg THANK YOU for being the only person on yt to say "timbre" correctly!
You really inspired me to make music. And because of that I asked for a Launchpad for Christmas! I GOT ONE!!!! You are sooo inspiring!
shouldn't it run on 2s lipos?
Try making a song with this super simple but super powerful ciptune maker: beepbox.co/
Or if you want even MORE options: theepicosity.github.io/modded-beepbox-2.3
Can I use the Pythagorean Theorem on your brows please?
I have the minibrute 2 and I love it
Awesome synth, thanks, Andrew! Like this comment, if you will buy this synth.
Someone’s probably mentioned it already, but the metallizer effect is a wavefolder.
@Andrew, here's a challenge for you, make a song called service station, with 7:11 timing.
Dude, what are you wearing?
Damn it, Andrew!
I just got a Korg Minilogue and I thought I had it ALL!
Now I'll have to get this Minibrute 2S.
Thank you Andrew 👍😊
... especially like this 100% wood , absolutely no plastic sides on Drumbrute. Why ? If we want madeit from polymer, ok - we can make it from plastic, but good looking plastic. If we want made it from wood, where s problem? But why they need to made it from plastic material looking like wood, it s cheap trick. Its looking cheap and disgusting. /there s , of course, possible to buy wooden sides on internet from another manufacturer, but why? /...
Andrew, I feel you're on to something when you were describing the different modules being used in text rather than talking over them or around them. I'd like to see some more quiet time when demonstrating a sound... not every time but for stuff you really want people to focus on. That was great.
Hello, really enjoyed this!!
Im really looking forward to buy this synth, but im having a hard time knowing if I will need any extra equipment to make it work. I don't have experience on audio...
I have only a JBL Boombox speaker, with has an aux in minijack 3,5mm. I don't know if I can connect the minibrute directly to the speaker, or I need an adapter to transform the cable of the out of the minibrute to the 3,50mm.
Also don't know if I need a mixer or something.
As you see I'm really lost here and don't want to make an impulsive decision and then realize I need to spend more to make it sound. I will really appreciate your wisdom on this complex thing for a beginner, who want to start making alien noises and be happy.
Hey Andrew Huang! I am a 10 year old who got really interested in MIDI and Keyboards and stuff that you use like the OP-1, I would be really thankful if you could give some tips on making music with ableton and sampling. Thanks
Hey I have a #SongChallenge Andrew!!! You should make a song using all of the satisfying bleeps and bloops from the Nintendo Switch😍
I started looking at this because of Rachel K Collier's basslines, but i'm torn-this or the Roland SE-02? Especially for bass and arpeggiator stuff.....
Andrew Huang is Shawn Spencer confirmed, he has a pineapple. "Andrew Huang, Psychic Rubber Chicken Beatmaker"
Have you read what Arturia has for us tomorrow? Something like an Eurorack expander for the brutes. I hope modular gets cheaper and cheaper, I can't stand seeing more vids like this without drooling. Another giveaway soon? :D Keep up with the good content!
The "BIG" stores waffle on about their price of the Arturia MiniBrute 2S but set in~ stone~price today is £575.00 not a penny more in England
My feelings of the channel atm is: "Hey guys, I never told you before, but I'm a fan of modular"
(*DON'T SCROLL*) Andrew i love your videos! I've always loved music either electric or not and i started attempting to make electronic music 2 years ago (by the way i'm 14) and i only started watching your videos this year. you've been giving me so many ideas on different things i can do on this one track i started 2 weeks ago, in fact i'm actually getting really close to being done with it because of you. i don't have anything fancy to help me make music the way i wish i was able to, and the type of ableton that i'm using is actually ableton 9.7.5 lite which is actually the best i can do because my family is very poor and i'm unable to get a job (sad face) the best thing i have is a launchpad mini which is almost pointless for what i'm trying to do. the point i'm trying to make is that i would love it if i could send you my track is it is somehow and for you to please give me your thoughts on it. that would be awsome
That reminded me of Daft Punk. Kinda makes me want to visit a modern modular synth version of a classic techno discotek, like that club thing in Tron Legacy that the "Grid" version of Daft Punk was playing at.
That "weirdo jam" was 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
The whole modular synthesis rabbit hole....drugs might be cheaper. I have a bad feeling if I'm not careful the wife could evict me around the time the living room looks like mission control. So if you see a guy with a eurorack on the street holding a sign that says "Will patch for food" please help out.....
I have a noob question and I'm hoping someone can help me. I don't have much experience with analog synths, especially modular synths, and I'm looking at this unit as my first step into the genre. Every demo of it that I hear is playing over some drum or percussion beats. Is that being created by another unit/software? Like I'm assuming reviewers generally use a bunch of gear to make great demos, and that this is strictly a monophonic analog synth and not a "band in the box" kind of thing where I can have my drum beat programmed as well?
Hey Andrew, can you make a song using the website Sampulator. here is the website sampulator.com/ . I think it would be very cool for a video! Thanks.
Please make music out of "Leierschwanz" Sounds :) that is a bird which make absolute "every single sound" !!
I can't hearing english but 120% learned by this video.
Hey Andrew, Just a suggestion, You're probably not gonna see this but Oh well
Maybe you could make music out of random youtubers Intros
Hey Andrew I want to get into synths but have no idea where to start or how any of it works. Could you make a "synthesizers for dummies" type of video?
A wonderful surprise notification for a dope review!
Great video as usual! Could you tell me please if you can record when the 2S is in step rec mode using an external keyboard to insert pitch/notes? Thanks a lot!
Faders vs Knobs... what exactly did you mean by that... your glad they put faders on this... huh???!
i've really been wanting the microbrute, but this is awesome. it's kinda like the microbrute and the old minibrute combined but without an actual keyboard lol
The “Metallizer” is a wave folder. Really cool they’ve unlocked this feature to be used on other waveforms in this new series
Andrew could 6ou make me a slow beat because I don't have the equipment to make my crush a song so could you make a minute and a half long beat that's slow or something like that so I can make a song for her?
If you do make sure that there's guitar drums stuff like that.
Please?
To be honest, this is probably the only synthesizer videos that I actually understood what was going on.
That metalizer thing sounds like FM to me. Like, FMing by a higher, but odd ratio sine wave. ie three octaves up or something.
Why is 95% of synths with ONLY 2 osc??? Is it so expensive to build one with 4osc and 4 voices??why?
Still sounds inferior to my Moogs but at this price point it seems like a no brainer, also your gripe with having no universal parameter edit function might come in a future update. Im going to have to give it a test run methinks. Whats the build quality like? I hope the chassis isnt plastic.
so... basically a less good sounding massive... in physical dongle format LOL