First Look at the SQ80 V by Arturia - Remaking Adamski’s Killer!
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- #Arturia #SQ80V #Review
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The best thing about this is that you can import SYSEX-Files from the ESQ-1 and SQ-80 into Arturia‘s SQ-80. I own 2 ESQ-1 and when comparing them to the SQ80 I couldn‘t tell any difference in most of the sounds. Arturia have outdone themselves!!
Thank you for taking the time to make this video.The Adamski musical pharmacy album is full of sq80. Love that strange sounds
You are welcome, and yeah, Adamski is a beast. Timeless sounds for sure!
While you can sound very good using vst's such as Arturia, you won't match the original without hardware gear, just doesn't sound as good.
I really enjoy your videos. This is where I come for inspiration.
Really enjoyed this Craig. So much so I just had to buy it, trouble is I can't stop playing that bloody bass line 😂
Nice one Si. Enjoy!!!
50% off bought it immediately. nice work, new to channel and subbed.
Enjoy mate… and thank you for the sub!
Nice one Craig. Thanks 👍
Cheers Richard
Amazing, I'm a musician from Newcastle. I immediately subbed when i heard that accent. A fellow Arturia user from the North East, YES!!!
Wow, most people have been telling me for years that I lost my accent. But guessing by the ‘78 moniker, I’m gonna say this song brings you right back to either Metroland or the Rollerink 😂
back to 80s
Great Video Craig. I need to check out this Synth. That song brings back so many memories of my early clubbing days.
Thanks Troy. Yes, so many memories. They have a special intro offer on right now: www.pluginboutique.com/manufacturers/77-Arturia/?a_aid=54f0128010c19
How different is this set compared to say the Arturia 5 installation? Super thanks for the great upload.
I remember the GUI’s being a bit finicky in the older versions. I believe the engines have been updated too. Best advice would be to try out some of the demos though and test them out though: www.pluginboutique.com/manufacturers/77-Arturia/?a_aid=54f0128010c19
Always have loved that Adamski Killer track....dude i got a question; why should people use the synth effects while some of us (like me 😁🖖) can place a fabfilter Pro R on in instead? Or have they tuned the effects specifik for those sounds or?...... i always want the best of the best so i rather would ad a Fab or a Valhalla delay or reverb on that synth....what is your though about this?
S.O from Amsterdam, peace 👊🏻🤙
Hey Robbie. Great question and there a few reasons really.
Firstly, they do sound really good and there are some pretty cool ones in there that you may not have available with other plugins, like that Juno Chorus (although Arturia do have this available as a stand alone effect too).
Secondly is that you can map them to synth’s modulators which can give you more dynamic results in your sound design, which may not be possible when using external effects. For example could map the cut off, delay feedback and maybe chorus dry/wet to an LFO and then map the LFO rate to your mod wheel.
Thirdly could be if you wanted to use the synth live - it would just be more efficient and convenient than using external effects.
This actually could be a good topic for a video when I think about it 😎
@@Tutorial_ism Thanks for your reply Craig, and yes you should make a video out of this topic since there are none 🤙🏼👌🏼...Peace bro
@@therealrobbycrash Effects in Ensoniq gear has always been part of the sounddesign path of a sound. Like Craig said it is possible to route 2 of the modulators to some parameters of the effects themselve and/or to the Dry/Wet level.
Also the SQ80V only has a LP filter but one of the effects is a Multi Filter. Really nice for HP or BP effects.
With the Bit Crusher you can get Ensoniq Mirage like sounds, Overdrive is nice to have Delay, Juno Chorus....Craig already mentioned that one.
You don't HAVE to use the effects but I like having them available in the SQ80V.
Greetings from Hilversum ;-)
@@RoshiAi Awesome reply, thanks Robin 👌🏼🤙🏼
I thought it was part of the V Collection. It is not🤔
Great vid...thanks a ton. Loved how you approached your walkthrough in context of a song. Just added the 80 to my collection and appreciating your efforts. Cheers from the US.
Thanks mate. Glad you enjoyed it!
Cool!
Love this Craig. What a tune
Adamski and Ski. Yep that video was a good copy he did on Abelton. Get on Craig.
Thanks David
Great share Craig, throughly enjoyed!
Thanks Ben!
Awesome video, very inspiring :-)
Thanks Wayne
What are the exact notes for the string melody?
Ski does a full run down of the music theory in his video: ua-cam.com/video/KEdNgJsq68w/v-deo.html
@@Tutorial_ism Thank you!
Nice! Thank you Craig!
Welcome. Cheers Sylvain
well done!
Thanks John
Way too much talking sorry we want sounds
You talk way too much
Hmm, I find it interesting how many people like the SQ80. I had it as hardware and found the sound absolutely awful. The filters were not good, no self-occillation of the resonance and very weak in the bass range.
I have no experience with the Hardware… but I just watched the Synth Wizards video on and it was voted the number 1 desert island synth in their pole apparently
Most likely the secret of popularity lies in the SQ8L freeware plugin, which users fell in love with at one time for a slightly unusual (not too digital), "organic" sound, which was achieved by a good emulation of engine, with some interesting settings. But it was not finished, remaining in beta and 32bit (for well-known sad reasons). In addition, it was very light for CPU, while having great variability of timbres. Hence, many of the dreams of the majority to get hold of it in a fully functional form.
But, it seems that one of the contradictions, that users who have been waiting for it will face is the high CPU usage now. That will not be able to fully recreate that freedom feeling of SQ8L, unfortunately. Although of course many thanks to Arturia.
I dont like the sound either. I have no clue what people like about it in 2021
if people are making 80s sounding music it'd make sense to have this it's a synth with a certain palette, I still have an Ensoniq ESQ-1 which I've always liked the sound of, it's grittier than the SQ80.
@@NickSBailey ja but pretty much ALL old synths are used in 80s music and there are much better ones out there. I love old korgs, arps, the fm7 and and and..
Nice try
I never liked this synth. Same with the oberheim synth. I really cant stand it i have both in my arturia collection but i never use them.
I’m really in to this one, but I was a Raver in the 90s. I also love the bass patches in the Oberheim. The only one I never seem to find myself using is the Buchla Easel
How can you have both in your arturia collection if you don’t like them? This synth literally just can out
@@Johnsormani i buy everything from arturia.
@@castielvargastv7931 Wow very nice of you that you support Arturia like that :-). But then again it is an awesome company isn't it? Btw The SQ80V is very nice if you dive deep into it ( especially the transwave part with modulation etc )