🎹This video shows modern & offbeat sounds. Check the other video with slower sounds / more pads: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Vk3Cq-fxO58.html 🎹 How to buy my 200+ sounds, review & thoughts = sounds-for-synths.com/korg-modwave (patches are compatible with Native plugin). 🎹 Also in my collection of custom soundsets: Opsix / SUB-37 / Minilogue XD / OB-6 / Hydrasynth / REV-2 / Peak & Summit / PRO-3 / Microfreak / and more! Support, extras, my story: 😁 FREE patches / presets: sounds-for-synths.com/jexus-synth-patches ▶ Patreon: www.patreon.com/jexus 🌍 Thomann (EUROPE): www.thomann.de/gb/synthesizer_keyboards.html?offid=1&affid=1639 🌎 Perfect Circuit (USA): www.pntrac.com/t/TUJGR0tHS0JHSUhMSUZCR0hMRUZL (use these links for shopping, a win-win situation for you & me - full explanation: sounds-for-synths.com/jexus-affiliate-links )
Loving the fact that you are putting out these videos again brother, your patches and playing always speaks to me. Much love to you for all the great content over the years ❤
I'm not sure what you mean, but I'll say this: these patches are custom-made by me from scratch (they do not come from the factory patches / hardware Modwave). However, they can be imported into your hardware and software Modwave and they will work perfectly fine.
@@user-sx2iw2hq3l you sound dumb as hell dude. What do you mean they're not from hardware. You clearly see the Korg Modwave. What video were you watching
I think you're misunderstanding something;) All my patches in all my 3 Modwave videos come from the same soundset / preset pack. I made them on my hardware Modwave, but they are compatible with the software / Native Modwave too, and they sound the same on all Modwave versions. Maybe what you mean is the way I edit my videos: I edited the 1st video to be slow & pad-oriented. I edited my 2nd and my 3rd video to be fast-paced. Maybe that's why you have the impression that video 2 and video 3 are more varied.
Can't really tell because I have not played the Polybrute. Anyways, it looks like a poly-Matrixbrute. I'd say the Summit is the most versatile in terms of music making (covers all patch structures & frequencies well). On the downside, people say it sounds "characterless". Hydra is the most versatile in terms of weird & innovative sound design, but some people call it "harsh-sounding". Arturias are the most retro/analog/organic/dirty sounding. Although some people think they sound "metallic";)
Jesus .,... I mean jexus,have you got you sweet hands on a pwm malevolent.....please do share,poploop still haven't,I think you can beat him...plus he can get one at Moog audio but...
