The "U-HE synth" is actually called "Tyrell N6" and made by the company U-HE, which also makes other VST synths - most famously Diva, Hive and Zebra. In the matter of fact, the company offers also other free synths like Zebralette, Podolski and Triple Cheese. Tyrell N6 is a great synth, but it's quite old. The UI is not even scalable. In 2024, I personally would suggest Vital as the fee must have synth, but there are some other new free synths, which aren't bad either.
Thanks for watching, man! And I appreciate the correction. It's still a pretty cool plugin. Thanks again for the advice. I'll go check out that Vital plugin 👏
Well, that's obvious, I mean, it's called the "Yuno-60" lol. But, I mentioned that for the ppl who have never used a Roland Juno-60 and may have only used a Korg.. yup, those ppl exist.
I've never used one but I sure as hell know what one is. I honestly am trying to think besides the Moog model D of another synth outside of the 303 that came out before the 90's that is more well known than Roland's Juno synthesizers. The 4 that I perceive as the coming in behind 3 I mentioned asfar a how well known they are would be the Roland SH 101, the Korg MS 20, the Yamaha DX7 and The Yamaha CS 80. Slo seeing how Stevie wonder was known for playing a moog model D and an SH 101 I could see one of those being more well known. but for music from the 80's the DX7 and Junos were the most popular options for bands. The ms 20 wasnt nearly as popular. Also there's a roland boutique version of it. @@thahyst
@donnydarko7624 Yea, and I got to say that the Yamaha DX7 is such a nice piece of gear. To be honest, I've always wanted anything, Moog. I just haven't gotten around to it. But this year, I'm starting my analog synth collection. Might be a slippery slope but worth it, lol.
@@thahyst I only truly started buying standalone hardware in 2019 and I wish I would have known about Hainbach's channel before I started buying hardware personally I probably wouldn't have bought and sold nearly as much hardware due to trying to figure out what gear I truly wanted rather than wasting time and money just buying gear haphazardly with having no plan no plan to motivate myaelf.
Not gonna lie I subscribed because the 1st second is straight to the goodies. no time wasted! thank you for your channel! doing a deep dive today 🎈
Ayye, I appreciate you bro, thanks for watching, too. I got a lot more coming 💯
yo yeah Tyrel is the bomb...
The "U-HE synth" is actually called "Tyrell N6" and made by the company U-HE, which also makes other VST synths - most famously Diva, Hive and Zebra. In the matter of fact, the company offers also other free synths like Zebralette, Podolski and Triple Cheese.
Tyrell N6 is a great synth, but it's quite old. The UI is not even scalable. In 2024, I personally would suggest Vital as the fee must have synth, but there are some other new free synths, which aren't bad either.
Thanks for watching, man! And I appreciate the correction. It's still a pretty cool plugin. Thanks again for the advice. I'll go check out that Vital plugin 👏
Getting better and better by the day! Moreeeee!
Those things that connect parts of a synth together are called patch cables.
That's what they are!! Thank you!! 👏
Love that synth module gonna get that when i get my computer moved in
Broo that one is pretty dope! We gotta make a beat together sometime man!
I like your format....liked and subscribed!
Awesome, thank you! 🙌
thanks for the video bro, cool pluggings
Most def man! I hope it helped in any way 🔥
Love the cherry audio synth will actually try it out😮😮😮
It's a dope plugin 🙌🔥
Perhaps a more percussive audio example to show off the delay would have worked better than a long pad.
Thanks for watching and for the feedback, I'll keep that in mind going forward 🙏
pretty good video, straight to the point. that zaza baked you hard tho
🤣 appreciate you 👏
The Yuno 60 is a roland Juno 60 emulation. It looks almost Identical to the actual Roland Juno 60.
Keep going !!!
That's the plan!!
Korg emulation? not Roland Juno-60
right? they are obviously banking on it's status to gain users too, seeing how the color scheme and name arent at all subtle about it by any means.
Well, that's obvious, I mean, it's called the "Yuno-60" lol. But, I mentioned that for the ppl who have never used a Roland Juno-60 and may have only used a Korg.. yup, those ppl exist.
I've never used one but I sure as hell know what one is. I honestly am trying to think besides the Moog model D of another synth outside of the 303 that came out before the 90's that is more well known than Roland's Juno synthesizers. The 4 that I perceive as the coming in behind 3 I mentioned asfar a how well known they are would be the Roland SH 101, the Korg MS 20, the Yamaha DX7 and The Yamaha CS 80.
Slo seeing how Stevie wonder was known for playing a moog model D and an SH 101 I could see one of those being more well known. but for music from the 80's the DX7 and Junos were the most popular options for bands. The ms 20 wasnt nearly as popular. Also there's a roland boutique version of it. @@thahyst
@donnydarko7624 Yea, and I got to say that the Yamaha DX7 is such a nice piece of gear. To be honest, I've always wanted anything, Moog. I just haven't gotten around to it. But this year, I'm starting my analog synth collection. Might be a slippery slope but worth it, lol.
@@thahyst I only truly started buying standalone hardware in 2019 and I wish I would have known about Hainbach's channel before I started buying hardware personally I probably wouldn't have bought and sold nearly as much hardware due to trying to figure out what gear I truly wanted rather than wasting time and money just buying gear haphazardly with having no plan no plan to motivate myaelf.
Better not show plugin serials my friend!