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Great to hear that, thanks for the positive comment mate :-)

Wow, thanks for that amazing feedback, really appreciate that! Happy holidays to you :-D

Hey there and thanks for liking it :-) Yupp, using the sounds from it and playing it with either parts of already made midis or I write them myself upon listening to the originals. The sequencer on the main synth is quite complicated yeah, so connect it and run it through Logic Pro as an external instrument and record it track by track (do that in ever video) :-) Thanks for the offer, much appreciated, but I have quite a huge collection myself so think i have enough for making at least 813 more videos :-p

@CBSoreidemusic No problem buddy...

Cheeeeeers mate, awesome that you enjoyed it :-)🎅🏻🤶

Thanks mate and cheers for the uplifting comment! 😀And congrats on soon getting one :-D It´s a bit tricky to use in the beginning but ones you start to understand how things work you will surely have a blast. Perfect way to spend the Christmas holiday 🎅🏻

I haven't used the Nts1 but I heard lots of great audio examples of it :-D

Thanks a lot for the positive comment Allo5aura5 :-) It´s far away from the original but think this little piece of blue plastic managed well :-D

I completely agree that the JP-8080 (and 8000) can make much more original and complex sounds, thats for sure :-) But in this video I try to replicate the original sounds of the Trance tracks of 1999+ so thats why I used these really good tasting Dutch Gouda Cheesy sounds.... And I love that kind of cheese 😁🤤

Hello there :-) I have no experience with the JD-08 but I have seen some patch banks online that makes it create really cool sounds ( kulshanstudios.com/roland-jd-08/glissade2 for example). The JP-8080/8000 sounds awesome and really has the trancy vibes to it while you can manipulate the sounds pretty extensive. But it´s quiet old so not that compatible with modern DAWs. That´s the strengh of the SH-4D I think. Portable, tons of sounds and FXs (Can play 4 synths and one drum machine at the same time), easy to connect with USB-C, small and can even run on AA batteries. So that one would be choice in total :-)

Thanks a bunch for the positive feedback, much appreciated 😀 The meters are just some cheap lights react to sound. Can easily be found at cheap electronic stores both in shops and online 🙂

The more Trance the better 😀

Thanks a lot for the positive comment 😁 🎅🏻

Hello there :-) Sure is, it´s a track I released called "You and Me" :-) Just search for that and my name ( CB Soreide ) on any streaming service or youtube and you will find it 🙂

​@@CBSoreidemusicThanks. Just found it. Its an amazing piece of music. Just subcribed to your channel. Keep up the good work!!

@@skruffy1212 Thanks a lot for the positive comments, happy to hear that you enjoyed the track and subscribed, very inspiring to hear. 😀 Such feedback makes me want to make more music 😇

Wicked! :-D

Thanks a lot :-D

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Thanks a bunch for the positive feedback, really appreciated 😀

@@CBSoreidemusic Any course by you?

@@heydjau Hehe, naw, we´ll see what the future brings, still learning a lot 😀

Heeey, thanks for the feedback and awesome that you like the track🙂 Hehe, I like to keep the details short rather than going too much into the details of the synths ( so many other videos here that goes 100% into everything about them) and focus more on what one can make out of them 😇

Hello there and thanks for the feedback 🙂 I just used the patches that came with it with only some minor tweaking to the ADSR. No idea how to make one from scratch with this one 😛 Ohhhh, I envy you. Always wanted a MS2000 back in the days, thought it sounded so incredible warm 😀

Tried to taste it and it tasted a bit plastic mixed with some weird chemical things I´ve never had before😛🤭 But I sounds tasty as heck yeah😁😇

Hey there 🙂 Yuppy, all sounds are from this tiny piece of plastic goody except for the drums/perc and FXs. Added effects, delay, reverb and such after recording it but all patches are the ones it comes with and little too none tweaking 🙂

Thanks for the nice feedback! 😃

@ I wrote you in other video about the synth.. I am a beginner producer and I making my own music too.. I like this kind of emotional tracks..

@@gonguerovlog2372 Then you have a great hobby to spend time on in front of you 🙂I´ve always been a complete sucker for the more emotional / melodic styles rather than the big mainroom, huge takeoff and then just hard kicks thats more popular today so I that´s my main goal with making music.... making the stuff that I like 🙂

@ you are right, and I am almost the same way.. doing the music that I like.. btw here is my last track and I am making another version right now in case you want to give me a feedback 😬 ua-cam.com/video/iAEz-EJsNEI/v-deo.htmlsi=UOzuUhyBViKWXaa5

Hey here and thanks a lot for the positive feedback 😀The loops are from some of the trance expansions for the VPS Avenger synth 🙂

Hey there and cheers for the positive feedback🙂It´s not too hard to set up, but you must have a audio interface or some input (Guess it will also work if your computer have 3.5mm audio input). Connect it with a audio cable from the headphones OUT on the PRO VS Mini and into your audio interface / computer. Then USB-c in the synth and into the computer. Then open your DAW, Choose External intrument (in Logic, probably called something similar in other DAWs), choose audio 1-2 as input (or which ever is the audio in) and tadaaaaa 😀. So you record the audio with the audio cable and control the Midi with the USB cable 🙂

Hello there and thanks for the awesome feedback and wicked that you found the video inspiring😀 It´s a strange synth for sure, but I really think you can do a lot of cool stuff with it if you spend some time with it (pluss you can bring it on the bus and play around for hours with it there) 🙂

I didn´t play it (I suck at playing, so just painstaking write it in as midi. But yeah, its a arpeggiator ish with one 2 lower and the main building up and down.... if that makes sense :-p But It wasnt that complicated, the delays creates the effect so it sounds more complex 🙂

@CBSoreidemusic How did u find out the notes

@@waynesilverman3048 By trial and error basically, lots of fun but takes time 😅 Listen to the original and writing it into the daw at the same time. That´s why its not 100% correct 😇

Hello there and thanks for the positive comments🙂Congrats on starting making music, it´s fun as heck and the perfect way to zone out and relax I think 🙂 I released a video some weeks after the one you watched here that basically shows it more or less. Here it is: ua-cam.com/video/9QKUTjgL8mI/v-deo.html Hope that gives a quick input how it works more or less 😇

@ thanks.. I’ll take a look on that video.. and yeah I am having some much fun.. I am almost 37 and I would loved start doing this earlier

@@CBSoreidemusic another question, about the other video.. the presets like the Rank 1 that you choose, are already in the synth?.. or you have to do the sounds.. I have an idea how the sound design works, and how we can do sounds with a wave table. But I still curious about the physical synth.. let’s say.. in digital world I have Sytrus on Fl Studio and it comes with presets that you can use (saw, bass, brass, pads, etc,) or if you want you can create your own sound (preset).

@@gonguerovlog2372 The patch was in the synth (Only used factory patches in all my vids about this synth). But it sounds awesome straight out, probably why Rank 1 used it as it more or less was since the synth was released not long before they made that track 😅 Never used the Sytrus synth but the basics are more or less the same with building up a sound. I just checked out Vital (free) and managed to make a Super saw ish sound pretty fast there so would recommend that one if you want to test it with a different synth 🙂The Softsynth are often based on the hardware ones so its often the same way to create something with them. I usually use the patches featured or from sample packs and tweak them afterwards. Im too restless to make something 100% from scratch 😛

@ Yeah, I have vital too.. but I am a beginner.. I am doing some bass sound for my tracks but with the time I want to make some pads and more sounds to make more original my music, I am still looking what gente fits good for me.. but anyway. Thanks for the info man 🤝

??? Not sure what you mean here 🤔

@@CBSoreidemusic You didn't do anything yourself with this device, but you just play the track in a software sequencer! This is what I saw in your video. What exactly is your contribution?

@@cyberianoid As I do with all my vids I record everything before and play the result (I do also have vids that shows the process). So if you look at the part from the DAW you see the tracks lined up and named after that it is. Have a fantastic day 😀

@@CBSoreidemusic OK, I'll check it 🤔 And I'm keeping an eye on you 🧐 😆 And I wish you all the best :)

I so agree with you, nostalgia rules! :-D And thanks for your nice comments :-)

​@@CBSoreidemusic this reminds me to the days when I was around 20 :) still loving these sounds. Greetings to Norway

@@dubtube6691 Fantastic that it gives you those nostalgic feelings, they are the best. 😀

@@CBSoreidemusic do you have a video where you create those melodies?

@@dubtube6691 Hmmm, don´t think so since I´ve always made that ready before recording the videos. But it´s just listening and trying to re-create it as accurate as possible. (Maybe not make it perfect since then you might get copyrighted, one of my vids had like 6 copyright claims so good luck with moneytizing it :-p ) You can also search for Midi files online, there is a lot of websites where you can download it ( even though lesser known trance songs are hard to find9 🙂t

Got them of a electro shop here in Norway, but you can surely get them of Temu and such quite cheaply :-)

@@CBSoreidemusic how they are called? :)

@@Utentone Try searching for RGB LED sound bar, found several ones with that search 🙂

It´s a real beast when it comes to that genre for sure :-D

Thanks for the positive feedback :-D Hehe, we´ll see, i´m more into making music than sculpting sounds but maybe maybe :-)

Not a bad idea :-) I´ll see if I manage to get the time, thanks for the comments :-D

Hey mate :-) It´s absolutely a good option to get to know the basics at a low price while being able to take it anywhere. But do know that they are really tiny, so if you really want to get the hands on feeling then I would save up a little bit and get eg. a Microfreak. Little bit more but SOOO much more punch. Also the keys on the two Behringers are bleh so you should have a larger midi keyboard to really play with it 🙂

@CBSoreidemusic from arthuria? do you have any video about it?

@@oscmadsw839 I sure :-) I put it out a few months ago, can really make some great sounds and you can import samples and other patches :-) ua-cam.com/video/WCBb8MGIRx4/v-deo.html

@@CBSoreidemusic Newbie question, how does this system connect to an audio interface? Does it connect directly to the PC?

@@oscmadsw839 No stress, we are all newbies until one have tried one 🙂It´s quite easy, USB-C in the synth and then to the computer. This handles power and also midi connection with the DAW. Then audio from the headphones output on the synth into a audio interface. Then (In Logic at least), I choose external instrument, Midi input 1 and audio input 1-2. Might be some other workways with other DAWs but that basically it 🙂

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Hey there :-) Didn't encounter any issues with it with the midi setup and audio interface so the audio was well sync to the audio when recording :-)

Could not agree more with you 😁

Hahaha, guess I should actually search up the meaning of words before writing them next time, .... I´ll ask Skynet for help then 😅😛 Thanks for liking it though, much appreciated 😇😁

Wow, thanks a lot for saying that, truely inspiring to hear. Thanks a bunch mate 😀😀

Hey there and thanks for the positive feedback 🙂 Only used software ones ( Izotope Ozone 10 on the final mix) and no Audio Interface was needed since the SH-4D sends both midi and audio through the USB 😁

@@CBSoreidemusic i forgot about Roland's audio interfaces built-in! Very good job!

That really makes it much more mainstream to work with so thankfull for that. 🙂 Worked almost like a charm (but for some reason the recorded audio was a bit off, probably a setting set wrong😅) But thanks again 😀

@@CBSoreidemusic no problem bro, it's cool to see ppl still caring about that 90s sound even on modern "thin" sounding gear! Not all hope is lost!

@@djkanyon The 90-00 sound is so much better than today imo 😇

Ever used a Nord Lead before, but pretty sure you can get something Trancy sounds out of it with some tweaking and adding FX´s 🙂

@@CBSoreidemusic Thank you. Little bit lacks of detune for the tunes I prefer(nl 2x). Wish you even more inspiration and time for your tracks.

@@nickkositsyn4597 Thanks and likewise to you 😀

Hahaha, hadde jeg tilfeldigvis funnet den i skapet hjemme uten å vite om den så burde jeg tatt en tur til legen og sjekket hukommelsen 😅 Neida, fant den hos en arbeidsgiver sånn helt ute av det blå så er bare på lån 🙂 Har og sett etter den og 8000 varianten lenge på finn og aldri hatt penger eller plass til den så var en gylden mulighet nå 🥹

Hei på deg! Tusen takk for veldig hyggelige tilbakemeldinger, er veldig oppløftende og inspirerende for å fortsette med å lage slike videoer🙂Også veldig trivelig fra en fra hjemlandet og 😀

Thanks for the feedback and awesome that you recognised them :-) And congrats on getting one, you will sure have a lot of fun with it :-D Is it the first model or the new one with midi in?

@CBSoreidemusic the one with the midi, it won't be here for a while though, good job the td3mo will be here soon to keep us entertained. Love getting new gear it keeps the motivation strong, not good for the bank balance though 😂

Hey there :-) Nope, I used VST drums in Logic Pro X. Haven´t tried to sync in with hardware synths yet :-)

@@CBSoreidemusic ah, ok. Thank you! I have an old drum machine that has a clock out, I'm going to see if I can get the mini to sync with it, I'll let you know. Thanks for the video and cool demo!

Thanks a bunch for the positive feedback and awesome that it made you remember some good times :-D