On this channel I will share demo's of synthesizers, samplers, sequencers, effects, etc. I am mostly interested in the specific sound character of an instrument / device. I also like to process the sound to get the sound to be more your own, more distinctive, more 'your' sound.
As you can read in the above paragraph: I am into sound. There... I've said it ;)
I hope you enjoy my content and interact with our little community here. I appreciate you all!
I really wish that they would upgrade cosmos so you can at least pick a point in the progression to save loops to recall... As it stands, you have to record everything to try and capture usable parts because there's no way to recreate anything if you don't... I've borrowed cosmos, but I won't buy it until it has this loop saving/recall ability... 💥
You demonstrated exactly why I did not get this... I don't understand why they did not add the ability To save and recall loops... As it stands, you need to record everything because it's virtually impossible to recreate anything if you stumble onto somthing wonderful...
thank you for video! I try to sequence Pulsar with Rytm mk2 and the only kick I can hear its an " infinite noise", not a "normal kick", and I'm asking to myself if its produced because of the old BD module on my Pulsar. . do you think its the answer? thanks you very much
Hi, thanks for your video it helped me a lot to connect my new Pulsar to my Digitakt, can you please let me know about this issue i have, i have been writing Soma about it and ask for a replacement of my unit, the Digitakt when is sending Midi Notes to the Pulsar 23 on 4 channels when i put the volume down on on the 4 voices i hear those cliks noise coming from the incoming midi, they are quite loud i can hear those also when the volume of the voices is higher, so i tested CV and finally internal connections but i get same issue.. cliks and noise everywhere, do you find that problem? just want to know if i have a faulty unit, thanks a lot for your work, Fabrizio
I see that you hold the reverb algorithm for a good while on the first part of the video. I wonder if you encountered that after a while the reverb goes up drastically in pitch and how do you handle that. It has been recognized by Soma in the forums as part of how the algorithm works, so I'm wondering how others are working around that since it's an issue if you want to hold it for long. It only happens in the reverb algorithms by the way. Cheers
Get an Oxi sequence monster and you'll soon forget about elektons sequences. ESPECIALLY after Oxi's recent firmware update. Oxi used with my custom synths in Maschine simply gives me the ability to quickly write complete pieces (that sound like no other instrument), which I then spend some time polishing. A highly powerful and easy and fast work flow... once you learn how to quickly do auto sampling in machine. Oxi is the future for more and more people, as it gives us the most powerful sequencer to use with any instrument.
You have such an AMAZING channel! with so many demo's! People are sleeping on you're channel if you ask me. Did you took a break with YT? I hope you are well my friend
Hi mate great video!…have you managed to send cv from beebo into pulsar? I want to do this to send complex adsr envelopes into the bass channel i used to have a modular setup i did this with but sadly no longer so was looking at beebo as an option due to its ported MI modules? Cheers Rob
Is it only really good for pads as the nature of wavetable is that the sounds often need time to evolve and modulate? It does sound very spacey / techno though so it could be for me.
I've owned a Microwave 1 Rev A since its release in 1989. It's my all time favorite synth. I've also owned a Microwave II/XT for the past 15 years. While both synths are known for their evolving pad sounds, they can do so much more than "wavetable" sounds including amazing bells, punchy poly synths, and even snappy basses. Drawing from both synths, the M is a modern classic.
