DUNE 3 Sound Design Tutorial Episode 9: Creating an Accent envelope

[@candoraudio3159]

Always a Like before watching the video 👍

[@polznbladz3242]

I don't know what is better Demis or Dune 3? So much I don't know about this synth

[@CostasCh]

Where is that accent cycle file to download it and how i can make the assignment in mod matrix so the accents affect specific arp velocity notes?

[@synapseaudio2488]

We have updated the ZIP in the description with a second patch, which contains both the accent envelope and shows how to use Arp Velocity to control accent on individual notes.

[@CostasCh]

@@synapseaudio2488 thatnk's a lot for this tutorial! I was looking too long now of how i could make those accents.

[@gossipboynyc9625-VN]

This Synth sounds like the 90's!

[@kabukijoe99]

thanks

[@krzysztofniesyn61]

Any chance for iPadOS version? It’s such a great synth, and it will be great to have it here.

[@synapseaudio2488]

Likely to come, though I cannot give you an ETA just yet 🙂

[@davidgoodwin8232]

Not really sure of the point of this, it's nothing like how a 303 accent works, and it's affecting every note.

[@synapseaudio2488]

Accent is controlled via Modwheel in this tutorial, but could be controlled via Velocity as well. In that case it would be per-note. The main point of this tutorial is that by using oscillator 3 as a modulation source, arbitrary envelopes can be created. While MSEGs are best most of the time, they cannot realize every conceivable shape, and this is where this trick comes in handy.

[@davidgoodwin8232]

@SynapseAudio then you might as well just set velocity to cut off. You would never use it in real time, nobody plays a 303 line in real time, it's all about the programming.

[@synapseaudio2488]

@@davidgoodwin8232 Yes that is true.😀

[@Awake-2023]

You can use Arp2 assigned to Env amount to control individual notes accent

[@antgreen3254]

hi, when will the new browser be updated on legend? thanks

[@synapseaudio2488]

Yes.