Dreadbox Nymphes patch tutorial : 'Triassic Trumpet' (Sound Sculpting Sessions #4)

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  • Опубликовано: 29 дек 2024

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  • @galifettetv1238
    @galifettetv1238 2 года назад +1

    Deserves the typhon reverb on the top of that.

    • @witchdoctorwise
      @witchdoctorwise  2 года назад

      Would love a typhon. Agreed that this sort of patch would probably be best served with an external reverb that has a smoother 80s-style digital sound!

  • @michaelpierce3264
    @michaelpierce3264 Год назад +1

    very nice sound this thing is amazing shame there’s so little memory in the devise

  • @vytispuronas
    @vytispuronas Год назад +1

    Lovely Juno style brass. Just the sound I'm after! Can you achieve a similar sound on the Pro 800? I'm having a hard time deciding between the Nymphes and Pro 800. Subscribed. Cheers.

    • @witchdoctorwise
      @witchdoctorwise  Год назад +1

      Both are very good at classic 80s synth brass. The pro-800 of course has more polyphony, two VCOs, poly mod and Osc sync which gives it sound options not available on the Nymphes. But the Nymphes does have modulation possibilities the pro-800 can’t do and I think I prefer its filter. Either would be great - both is even better :) comparing the two might be a nice video idea…

    • @vytispuronas
      @vytispuronas Год назад

      @@witchdoctorwise Thanks. Based on RUclips videos I think I also prefer the filter on the Nymphes, overall I haven't heard anything unpleasant coming out of that synth which is a bit unusual (I've got extensive analog modular / Buchla setup). I would definitely love to see a comparison video if you ever get a chance. Cheers.