5:50 rain :) Also I hope you do more of these. They are some of the best tutorials out there, I appreciate the real time pace and authenticity and detail.
You're so right! I have done a few lo-fi beats where I use it as an alternative to actual rain samples! Thanks so much for your kind words, very much appreciated!
Hey man, your rev-2 videos are awesome. I have a unit and am looking to do more sound design. your vids are helping a ton. Can you do more UK deep house/garage sound design?
Thanks for the comment and suggestion! I will definitely make a video with some of my favourite bass patches! I'll also have a look at making an organ patch now :)
@@alexthompson4200 that would be awesome! I just recently purchased one and having a hard time finding solid videos and break downs until I came across your break downs! Thanks for the reply. Looking forward to more content Alex :)
Another winner. Too many patch tutorials just list a bunch of numbers--"set attack to x, decay to y" and so forth--but you explain your rationale each time. Moreover, the bits where you play with parameters and suggest/demonstrate alternatives are ultimately the most helpful. You aren't doing a tutorial on a single patch so much as a family of related patches--and ultimately sound design in general.
Thank you so much for writing such a lovely comment! I'm so glad you find them useful and that you can make something that is unique to the sound you want to create :)
Find me on instagram for more synth and piano stuff! @alexthompsonkeys
The whisk man at the end... *chefs kiss*
"Give that a taste... Perfect"
Love learning new tips and tricks with my Rev2, good stuff, thanks!
Thanks so much for the comment! Glad to hear you got something out of it!
Enjoyed the reverb ducking trick, thanks!
Glad you liked it!
5:50 rain :) Also I hope you do more of these. They are some of the best tutorials out there, I appreciate the real time pace and authenticity and detail.
You're so right! I have done a few lo-fi beats where I use it as an alternative to actual rain samples! Thanks so much for your kind words, very much appreciated!
Loving these rev2 tutorials!! Thank you so much for sharing. I am learning so much.
That's so nice to hear! Thank you, I'm glad you are learning more about the synth :) I'll try and keep more coming!
Lookin forward for the next patch-making mate. This is awsome! Thanks
Thanks so much! Got a new one coming soon! (hopefully this week)
Super useful and easy to understand tutorial! Well done. Would love to see more of these coming. Perhaps you could do one on pads!
So glad to hear you enjoyed it! I will definitely have a look at making an interesting pad patch soon!
great patch, thanks for sharing!
Hey man, your rev-2 videos are awesome. I have a unit and am looking to do more sound design. your vids are helping a ton. Can you do more UK deep house/garage sound design?
Thanks so much for the kind words! Yeah i'll definitely make a few videos on some house and garage sounds!
Love the rev2 tutorials!
Thanks so much! Glad you like them :)
@@alexthompson4200 I’m going to sub. I really hope your channel gets big so people can see these because man I use that Lofi patch every day.
Sounds amazing!
Thanks so much!
great tutorials. Love the break downs. Would love to see more with rev 2, Perhaps A bass patch and or organ patch
Thanks for the comment and suggestion! I will definitely make a video with some of my favourite bass patches! I'll also have a look at making an organ patch now :)
@@alexthompson4200 that would be awesome! I just recently purchased one and having a hard time finding solid videos and break downs until I came across your break downs! Thanks for the reply. Looking forward to more content Alex :)
Thanks a lot Alex!You are good!very helpfull!
Thank you so much! So glad to hear you're getting something out of these videos :)
made some tv comercial music with your sound) Thank you^)
That's amazing! If you have released it then I'd love to hear it if you can send me a link!
Brilliant!
Thank you!
Another winner. Too many patch tutorials just list a bunch of numbers--"set attack to x, decay to y" and so forth--but you explain your rationale each time. Moreover, the bits where you play with parameters and suggest/demonstrate alternatives are ultimately the most helpful. You aren't doing a tutorial on a single patch so much as a family of related patches--and ultimately sound design in general.
Thank you so much for writing such a lovely comment! I'm so glad you find them useful and that you can make something that is unique to the sound you want to create :)
Agreed. I really appreciate the explanation of WHY you’re doing what you’re doing.
Nice patch!
Thank you man
You're welcome! :)