Introduction to ACE - Part 1 of 4

[@nielsvisser3829]

Dan Worrall does the best synth tutorials and with a nice voice to listen to. Thumbs up!

[@kb1629]

Dan Worrall is my personal hero. Somehow he manages to explain quite deep things in a clear way. I already own Diva and Zebra but maybe I should give ACE a look. Looking forward to seeing the other parts as well.

[@christiancoopersmith3878]

This is simply awesome. Incredibly well thought out and great presentation. The only drawback is that there is so much information packed in such a small amount of time that rewinding and rewatching is essential. This is not just an ACE tutorial but a great tutorial about analog synthesis itself.

[@peterhoffman5616]

Christian Coopersmith I agree.. too deep!! but great!

[@CC-fi3pp]

Honestly, apart from that your synths are tripple God tier. Also, I love and appreciate the branding, you guys execute the tradition of slightly quirky names for synths perfectly in a way that is also reflected in the UI, functionality, and general aesthetic of the synth. It just creates that extra premium product touch that even legendary hardware brands like Moog are struggling with - I mean, how does the Grandmother look so new, how is the Minitaur not a beefy boy aestheticly? There's a disconnect there, but when overdone and forced an aesthetic can just look cheesy and become a joke, like a heavily reliced new Fender. Most companies just don't get this, but a software company called u-he, of all people, just nail it and hit the aesthetic out of the ball park every dam time. Sorry if I'm sounding very passionate about this... I just had to get this off my chest, because this is how you take my money!

[@user-ew8mm6ob9e]

Outstanding guide. Perfectly articulated. Thank you! Demystifies the interface within seconds.

[@planetclay]

unbelievable demonstration-video....i'm left breathless!!!

[@sokoleski]

Worall for president

[@cardos]

oh my, why I bought this :) Oh yes, the sounds and the PatchLib. I have no clue what these knobs are doing :)

[@GaryGreenwood]

Great video. Great synth.

[@TwstedTV]

Dan Worrall is the superman of synths. I dont know how that man holds all that synth knowledge.

[@nsjx]

I liked the flow of this demonstration. It should make this, at first glance, daunting synthesizer fairly digestible for a beginner patcher. Nice one Dan/U-he. Looking forward to Parts 3-4 now. :)

[@cybernitemusic]

U-He. Seriously, you guys rock. I am such a happy customer with Diva & Zebra... and I cannot believe I haven't gotten this yet. That is gonna change as of TONIGHT! Thanks for this awesome video... :)

[@geraeuschwerk]

Nice synth, nice intro.

[@jeff7775]

Please do a tips-n-tricks series like this for Bazille!

[@davidozersky412]

incredible

[@BluePhoenixChill]

Dan's the man!

[@nightbeats5023]

This synth (and video) makes me feel stupid. Eventually I'll figure it out though!

[@golaplayah]

Awesome video. Moar! :D

[@IVowToStay]

Interesting!!!

[@vario6492]

I may sound dumb, but how did he manage to have partially transparent cables?

[@vario6492]

*****
thanks alot

[@vanillenille3975]

Because he pissed at them.
I hope this was quite helpful

[@mrchrisadams43]

what is the chord progression he is using?

[@studio5176]

this is what i´m asking myself since i saw these videos first. Sound´s great to me!

[@pelatho]

When is it coming for linux?

[@psy-lion]

next week

[@aspirativemusicproduction2135]

Is it CPU eater like Diva?

[@aspirativemusicproduction2135]

***** Thanks. I will put it on my list to buy :)

[@TophoriMusic]

It is definitely a must buy, I have been using Xfer Serum, and NI Massive, but ACE still managed to impress me. It feels like you're using hardware, but it took me longer to learn than the previous two mentioned.

[@liorsilverstein9802]

sounds like dan worrall, kinda pointless for a synth that can sound loud and proud, boomer sound not available