"Its made me fall in love with music making all over again" .....I have a deluge and I could not agree more it revitalized me after years of basically having my gear gather dust and after owning this gem for going on 2 years now I can say the initial effect it gave me hasnt faded...I mainly use it as something to try out ideas on its a fantastic little musical sketch pad.
I’m having a crisis right now lol. For so long the OP 1 has been my favorite “one box to rule them all”, but I have to admit I’m finding the Deluge to be one of the most fully featured and fun boxes I’ve laid my greedy hands on. Thanks for watching bro, keep rocking that colored box of lights!
at one point i was debating between these two as well, but in the end the Deluge just made sense to me. The OP-1 while maybe cooler looking seemed more like alchemy, you have to know it's arcane secrets to get it to perform, while the Deluge just takes your hand calmly and drags you down the rabbit hole! :)
It's a good thing you got the deluge. I have both, and can say without a doubt the Deluge is superior for overall control. The OP-1 although awesome in what it does, kind of makes you fall in love with it because it's so challenging to initially get what you want out of it. Learning it's limitations can breed all sorts of creativity, but if you are capable of limiting yourself and want to have more control in terms of waves, quantization, loops, full arrangements, multi sampling, and more, the Deluge does everything the OP-1 does, and has a maker who continues to innovate the product by renewing it's use with more capabilities.
When I first got my Deluge I loved it. I had multiple young children and being able to move my music writing to another room was the best thing that ever. Then I went through a phase where I kept wishing that it had better “something” like better effects, better time stretch, etc. Eventually I put it away for a while due to those frustrations. I came from an in the box setup so I just wasn’t used to working within the hardware limitations world. Eventually I figured out that the deluge did some things really well and I just needed a couple of pieces to compliment it. Also needed to dig in to figure out the synth engine more. I’m back to loving it again. Anyway sorry for the book. The Deluge is great and I love this channel. Thanks for the content.
Dude, I read every comment and love learning other people’s experiences with music and gear, so any time you want to talk just type away. I had a similar experience with the OP 1 and actually ended up selling it the first time. I eventually missed it too much and got it back again, and now I try to look at it for what it has instead of what it doesn’t. I think we all have these “realizations” eventually, maybe it’s just part of the growing pains in this awesome passion we share. Anyway, thanks for the kind words and hope to hear from you again, cheers!
Arrived 4 days New Zealand to UK, I paid £120 import tax but knew about that so was part of the cost/benefit. That was 21 months ago, Deluge is hub of my set-up, beautifully made by an excellent boutique company.
Hi and thank you! That’s awesome! I am absolutely blown away by it! Only hope it just gets even better as I learn more and more. Thanks for watching my friend, hope you keep rocking that thing for years to come! Cheers!
Love your videos Bro 👊💪👏🔥. This must have slipped me by. Been following u a while now. U just passed 12000 I think 💪. Keep it up my man 🙏✊ much love from the UK 🙏🔥
Dude you are gonna love it! I’m just using it as a MIDI sequencer and already I’m blown away. Can’t wait to dig into the synth engine properly. Hope you enjoy it as much as I do, keep us posted!
@@MidlifeSynthesist Ah cheers dude, I really hope so. I seen that new teaser for firmware 3.2 and got all excited. How nice does that wavetable engine sound! Hope you and the family are keeping great. Our little miss is keeping us on our toes. I wouldn't have it any other way though.
Hey man, hope you're feeling better! Again, such a well-produced video, I'm always impressed with the effort you put into these. The Deluge looks like a lovely piece of gear, and it shows you're having fun with it.
Thank you so much bro! Coming from you, that is indeed very high praise! You’re videos are stunning! Anyway, happy to see you around these parts, lots of love my friend!
I have it for 2 years now, I think, and I still love it like crazy. For me it is also the very very fast workflow, and the fact that it can switch between phrases and arrangements.
What a beautiful and inspiring video! So much love and passion in there. Keep up the amazing work, and get well soon! Love and light from sunny Thailand 🇹🇭 ❤️ ☀️
Thank you so much Franky! I love reading your comments, you are a motivational powerhouse! I’ll keep trying my best to make videos you enjoy. Thank you so so much for you support and love! Hope to hear from you soon! Love from Chile!
Well said and wished... I just got a Hydrasynth Desktop. I knew the hype and heard the sounds, but once I pressed a velocity sensitive pad and made an expressive sound...I was hooked. So, like you, feeling connected and inspired. I had a Deluge, traveled with it and created lots of grooves. it definitely helped me understand more about synthesis and sequencing external gear. The folks at Synthstrom are really nice and helpful.
The Hydrasynth is absolutely wild. I have absolutely zero GAS because of it. I feel like I have the best synth I could buy, unless I got the full sized one lol.
Hydra is the king of sound design. Did you ever get a chance to hook up your Hydra with your Deluge? Seems like endless possibilities. Also, how did you find the Deluge as a standalone composition tool. I'm going on tour for a month or so with my band later in the year and want to have a groovebox to write on in the van. Is the Deluge a good shout?
@@gregarmstrong2500 The Deluge is great as a sequencer with other gear. At the time I had the Deluge, I also tried a Polyend Seq. The Deluge was much easier/faster to setup sequences than the Seq. Want to preface my next opinion with I never hooked up my Deluge to a PA or large sound system. That said, I found the sounds to be just ok on the Deluge...kind of thin and lacking nuances. To be fair, every sound on the synth is single cycle or sample, so it is what it is? I did enjoy taking the Deluge on a two month trip to sketch ideas. The manual is really good. The folks at Synthstrom are responsive and helpful. The grid/button controls take time to build up muscle memory.
Congrats on the Deluge friend!! The Deluge really looks like an amazing synth and sampler but I've always been turned off by the missing screen. Had the same problem with the OP-Z which I ended up selling. But your experience sounds really promising! PS: The amount of new subscribers on my channel was really crazy the last weeks. Thanks again so so much for that, friend! 🙏🏻
Dude That makes me so happy! You deserve every sub, your content is premium as far as I’m concerned. I totally share the same mindset regarding screens. I actually didn’t get the opz because of that same reason lol. Until now, even though it is a limitation, I haven’t found it to be that much of a problem thanks to how well though out the rest of it is. Time will tell though, I might change my mind lol. Lots of love my friend, always nice to hear from you!
I had it three times and ended up selling it three times. I wanted to love it. But the "screen" and the feeling of beeing "lost" with long sequences went over me. Happy to see you enjoying this unit. I had an op1 too and this one i actually regret it.
Hi Jerem! I know the feeling, I kind of had the same thing happen to me with the Sp404. I really liked it in the beginning, but it’s limitations and frustrations started getting in the way of actually making music, so I ended up selling it. I guess it’s just trial and error until you find the right gear for you. (Ironically, I’ve been thinking of getting the sp404 again to give it another shot lol, I guess you never learn huh?)
Lucky you it’s a dope box, i got for 6 mounts now and I still in love with it, Ableton and my laptop might be jalouse, was looking for Digitakt, and tone, or Octotrack but Deluge is kind of everything I’ld love in it without limitations. So enjoy it and thanks for your channel. Peace
Thank you so much for watching! Indeed, the Deluge seems to have a mashup of many of the highlights of my favorite music making boxes (Octatrack, digitakt, op/1, mpc and even ableton). I’ll be sharing the journey as we go along, cheers my friend!
@@MidlifeSynthesist I was wondering about all of them, and I definitely proud of my choice, still got that G.A.S. as many of us and thinking about Digitone for many thing i’ld love to do for sound design or random stuff, but Deluge capabilities are not reached in sound design stilll got some gems, and the new update will be a big UP for that masterpiece. Peace
Welcome! Had the same effect on me. Just couldn't put it down. Spent the first few months of my sons life, sleeping in his room, playing with the Deluge in the dark with the light of my iphone for the shortcut pads. Fun became more important that beatmaking.
Funny, I ended up selling the deluge, but I don’t think I’ll ever sell the op-1. The deluge is an amazing instrument, and I really wanted to love it, but it just didn’t gel with me. Amazing company, and a first class product, though. Glad you’re having such a positive experience. Get well soon!
Exactly. I’d dump any other piece of hardware before I’d part with the OP. The tape method, the line in sampling... the size; the build quality and heft. The 20 hours on a charge. The filter.. ohhhh.
Same. I had the deluge for more than a year and just couldn't enjoy it. I made half of one decent song on it. I sold it last month and got an OP-1. I've been using it every day and loving every second of it.
LOL, Who know’s maybe in the following months I’ll be singing the same tune? As of now, I’m really torn here. The OP 1 has been my favorite inspiration box for so long, it’s the first time a real contender has shown up. I do think that thankfully there is enough room for both, and I’m looking forward to using them in “mobile studio” format. May try some battery powered jams in the wild perhaps... Just need to by a drone now hahaha
Congrats! The Deluge totally changed the game for me. I feel like it just pulls tracks out of me. Although wishing for things it doesn't have is somewhat pointless the biggest limitation I see in it is that you cannot record separated tracks, just the summed stereo signal. If you are using it as a control hub for other gear this is a moot point, but MAN I wish it had at least some assignable group outs or at least the ability to record separated WAVs internally. On the other hand, limitations foster creativity and only having a stereo output forces some real decision making in the moment, in that regard I finish stuff way faster because I can't overthink it after the fact.
Glad you are enjoying your new baby so much! It really is a great device. I really click with the workflow too. The Deluge just keeps getting better and better too... Wavetable synthesis + MPE support is coming in the next update... So yeah, the honeymoon period doesn't seem to ever end in this romance!
Looking forward to your followup, seems like there are some mixed reviews, but I truly believe when you find the right equipment that syncs with your workflow and makes you forget about distractions, etc, you never turn back! I've wanted to learn more about how the Deluge works. It took me 10 years to finally get my hands on a Machinedrum MKII and found it a few years back before it went up value. It's my "bury me with" machine. - Congrats!
I got my Deluge about two months ago, and it was a game-changer for me. I love this groovebox so much. One thing that I feel it’s missing is a CUE audio option. The drums signal sent thru headphones input would be PERFECT! BTW, you should check the “the Boards of Deluge” patches!
Hi bro! Thank yo so much for watching and recommending Boards of Deluge! It is a total game changer and I am in love with the patches! That is another UA-camr who deserves waaay more recognition. Anyway, thank you so much for stopping by, see you soon!
Jelly.. Deluge is a beautiful piece of gear. When I had the choice I chose to preorder an sp16 and regret it to this day. Lol. Anyhow.. Congrats!! And Feel better!
Great groovebox.... you really made me interested of this tiny machine with lot of lights. I heard that it is an invention from New Zeeland. Might be the next buy for me since I have had Novation Mk SL III trying to control different hardware Synthesizers but I could not really get around with the sequenzer in the Novation unit. Thanks for the inspiring clips...👍🏻as always
Thank you so much! If it inspired you even in the tiniest way that makes me very happy! I still won’t have my final verdict until I’ve had time to use it thoroughly and put it through its paces, but it definitely looks very promising! Hope to hear from you soon my friend!
There's so much discussion about the import tax on a Deluge, it's ridiculous. It's true that if Synthstrom let someone import these en masse (which I don't think they even have the capacity for), then 'maybe' they'd be a little less expensive. But as you know, everyone pays import taxes, so in the end they'll be passed on to the customer in the price. The thing that's important is that when you have your instrument, you're happy with it. Actually, when you look at some other music making gear in the same category, you realise it's just as expensive. Electrons are either 729€ for a Digitone, 700€ for a Digitakt, or an Octatrak at ... 1,300€ - and you're limited to 16 tracks. Akai's new MCPs range from 680€ for the standard model to 1000€ for the live model. So, as one can see the list could go on, but in the end you buy the instrument that suits you. Lastly, I suspect that the expense myth comes from the type of people using the Deluge, and since it's almost idiot proof, then there's a large range of people buying these. The main difference (I've noticed) is that machines such as the Digitakt range, need to be understood and learnt to make any real music. Whereas the Deluge has found itself in people's homes who don't intend to make music for a living, and certainly have no intention of spending hours browsing a manual (such as the powerful Octatrak's), they just want to hit buttons to make music/sound. For those people, it's an expensive luxury or toy. Sorry for the long comment (or is it a rant ;-), but I thought it worth saying.
Got mine less than a week ago, my first piece of hardware synth ever. Decided to go with a dawless approach, and I will add some other synths to the setup later. Like wavestate or hydra or perfourmer etc. I was choosing between op-1 and the deluge, and at my early dawless stage deluge made more sense, considering the expansion options. Op-1 will be a nice addition later tho :) So far no regrets. Especially because of the isomorphic keyboard, since im a total noob in traditional piano keyboards. Having fun with some single cycle waveforms and multisampled synths, maaan this is pure joy...
Hello my friend! That’s awesome! I’ve been having similar vibes with this thing, it just feels like the sky is the limit! Thanks for sharing you experience, keep me posted on your thoughts as you continue with the deluge, would love to hear what you think of it after a while! Cheers!
Really nice track man (especially the last one "Overmind"). It is not the first time I enjoy your music... Would be nice if you could make a vid about how you hook up all your gears. I appreciate your honesty. Most youtubers don't necessarily take the time to go around a device before giving their opinion (Everything is almost fantastic after 5 minutes...) This channel deserves to have more subscribers! For sure ! Take care !
Thank you!! You don’t know how much you words inspire me to keep going and try harder with each new video. Regarding your gear setup video idea, what would you like to know? That’s a video I would be very interested in making! Once again, just know that I value you sticking around with me immensely, and thank you for choosing to spend time with me when you have so many other channels you could be watching instead. Cheers my friend!
Okeydoke, so I've had a Deluge for a few years and juuuust got an OP-1 today. I'm pretty sure I'd sell the OP-1 before the Deluge but one thing about he OP-1 that I've noticed is that the destructive editing/recording mode really has me planning out how a track will sound, whereas on the Deluge I usually can mess around with the parts and stitch everything together, easily make variations on parts, etc. This is in generally great for building a song as you would on the DAW, but the riskiness of composing on the Deluge has a certain charm as well (also bouncing audio from the Deluge to the OP-1 to overcome the lackluster timestretching is kinda neat). Good thoughts overall!
Totally spoiled by possibility to return to local store, so never materialized my wish to touch Deluge :) I think only one hardware I got not in Guitar Center, that was OP-Z (and i am fully happy with it). Looks and sound very inspiring instrument. BTW, truth to be told, my 90% music inspiration and playing "daily bread" (literally daily) is the instrument called Korg Gadget app on iPad or iPhone, hehe Comfy, friendly, expressive and always on me. Best friend for a bedroom .... uhhh, bathroom musician :) Fancy the sensual the patch on Sub37 and the tune you're playing on it!
You lucky song of a gun, you got a Deluge. I've been trying to buy one in China for years now, too. No luck, they just don't come here. I hope you enjoy the hell out of it. Also, this video is really well made and wonderfully narrated.
Woah woah woah, wait a minute. There's a HUGE glaring problem with this video. It's WAY too short. Just as I was really getting into it, ready to get cozy on the sofa and spend some time listening and watching, it ended! :D Here's hoping for longer videos of this type in the future, they're far to enjoyable to be so short.
LOL, dude, you are literally making me blush over here! For real though, thank you so much for the kindness and the support. It really gives me the push I need to keep going and believing that I’m not just making a fool of myself here lol. Truly, thank you, and I’ll always do my best to make videos that are worth watching, lots of love bro!
thank *YOU* i'm happy you found your destiny. =) i think i feel the same way about the Octatrack...for me. so i know how you feel and know what you mean.
Thank you so much! I hope I don’t get to emotional sometimes lol, but I’m get sentimental about music and instruments, so I’m happy you like it. Hope to see you around, cheers my friend!
Sounds like a biopic narration of an acid trip. "I got lost in the jungle of life's piano rolls and had to ask, What does this mean to me?" Bloop bloop bleep bloop bleep
Awesome! I think I love that just like the OP1, this thing can be as simple or as deep as you want it to be, depending on your usage. Anyway, thanks for watching and keep me posted on any deluge jams you might share! Peace bro!
@@MidlifeSynthesist I also have OP1, OP-Z and lots of other grooveboxes, kinda addicted :) But the problem for me is that many of them have this kind of on board synth sounds that... how to put it... it's really great to jam on them and make music on them. But in reality i wouldn't listen to music from the radio or Spotify that sounds like that. Not sure if you understand what i mean. Like they are great add on to some setup or for a hobby but as a standalone music making device they don't sound "commersial" enough....
Hi bro! Glad to see you here again👍🏼 to be honest, I got an offer I couldn’t refuse on a used 37😅, so the real reason is unadulterated GAS. However, I still have the sub25 and am planing to make a few videos comparing the two. I’ll keep you updated on my findings with these two, cheers!
Kind of where Im at. I have a few great synths and I need a good way to tie things together. A conductor so to speak. The Deluge may help me streamline things as well.
Thank you so much my friend! I really appreciate every sub! I share your feelings about the Deluge, it really is like nothing I’ve had before it! Thanks for sticking around, hope to see you again, cheers!
I think deluge could be a very good box with other synth like matriarch and sub. in this sens it is not in the same league as op1. it is a complicated machine without a correct screen but it is difficult not to really love it. so much possibilities.
Now. The most important question... Deluge VS Octatrack mk2 VS MPC's VS MASCHINE+ and others as the main setup brain? That's a big one I know, but maybe you can make an ultimate comparison in a new video? Considering you have experience with pretty much all of those. Currently wait for my deluge but I would love it to have more performance-oriented features like fader in octatrack.
Lol, spoilers dude🤣! That is pretty much a big part of my planned videos this semester🤟🏻 except I won’t be be able to put Maschine+ in the mix since I don’t own one. But maybe throw in the op-1 for laughs? Thanks for watching my friend!
Awesome video man. I really want a Deluge for bicycle touring, it seems like it could replace Ableton while I am on the road. Just to help out; Del- (like Bell) and -uge (like huge) Delllll-yoooooj At least that is what we call a crazy rainstorm in Canada.
LOL! Dell Huge! I LOVE that explanation! It makes absolute sense👍🏼 Let’s see if I can get it right next time haha. Anyway, I think it would would make an excellent companion for bike touring! It’s surprisingly light weight and small. I’d maybe get a powerbank also and some kind of protection sleeve as well. Anyway, that would make for some veery cool videos, so if you happen to upload any of your adventures please let me know! Cheers bro!
Lol, I know the feeling (looking at my MPC X). I also think an OLEd screen with a bit more info could have gone a long way to make this the Ultimate Music Box. I am suprised that it is very usable as it is though. Thanks for sharing my friend!
I actually was thinking to myself, why these music gear manufacturers doesn't use some kind of protocol that allows use smartphones or tablets as external screens that could be attached with some stand magnetically or with a screws.
Oh that thing is very high on the GAS list, but I’m not sure I’ll be able to get one for a while. No one brings it to my country sadly. Maybe when we’re allowed to travel again though.... Thanks so much for watching!
I’m new to the synth world and the Deluge looks very intriguing as I’ve been wanting to add a groovebox / sequencer … at first it looked like an alien spaceship dashboard, but after watching reviews it is starting to make a lot of sense and seems to cover a lot of bases. The hardest thing for me to wrap my mind around is how to connect it with my gear in DAWless setup … which is just a Minilogue XD at this point. Since the XD has two outputs for sound and the deluge has a single line in, does a simple Y-splitter work for transmitting stereo? I’m assuming the XD needs to send sound to the Deluge (again, I’m dipping my toes into this magical [super confusing] world). There are some good videos on the MIDI setup with external gear, but it is hard to find details on how everyone is interfacing sound with the Deluge. Any tips would be appreciated. Your GAS videos are helping me from putting myself in debt. Keep up the good work!
I realize this reply is a year late, but perhaps it's still valuable. If not to you, then someone else. Typically, you use the Deluge's midi out to connect to other gear (you can put a midi splitter box in between if you have more than one). The audio outputs for the Deluge and all other equipment go into a mixer. For example, I sequence my Waldorf Blofeld and Roland SE-02 from the Deluge. The audio out for all 3 instruments goes into a cheap Behringer mixer before sending it to headphones or speakers. Hope it helps!
Hi! Don’t worry, the Sub25 is still there lol. I’m doing a comparison video with both side by side and who knows? Maybe I’ll keep both 😅 Thanks for watching mr friend!
I LOVE the MPC One concept and would’ve definitely gotten it if I didn’t have the MPC X. Maybe someday if we get enough subs Akai could send me one 😅 Anyway, thank you so much for watching and dropping me a line, hope to hear from you again!
@@clashclashbangbang yeah I can relate to that, My Mpc one is buggy, but when it works it's great, they really need to fix a lot in the next update. in my experience Novation is the best for support , absolutely hands down the best customer service and updates.
@@valley_robot I have two Circuits and they are fine and I love the updates, but! The Deluge takes it a big step further. I am hyped for the 3.2 update at the moment ... it's like the Circuit in year 1. So: Novation is sick, I consider buying a Peak, but -- man, the Deluge ...
I thought about changing my Deluge for an Octatrack for its Mixerfunktion. But I still have a lot of doubts that the sequencer of the Octatrack will satisfy someone who is coming from Deluge.
As a huge fan and long time user of both the Octatrack and Deluge, I would advise against it. Adding the OT to a Deluge setup might be wiser, but it’s like going from playing candy crush to dark souls😜. Both fun, but OT is less flexible and more inscrutable than the Deluge. Amazing box though! Let me know how it all turns out, cheers!
@@MidlifeSynthesist Thank you for your advice. I also thought about adding the Octatrack to the current setup. On the other hand I would like to keep it slim and put a ready to play setup into a flight case. Actually I use the Deluge with four mono synths on a mixer.The Octatrack could take the place of the mixer. It could mix and sample the mono synths and add FX. The output of the Octatrack can be connected to the Deluge input. This would keep the current setup on its same size, but adds more possibilities in a live setup.
Hi Mike! Sorry about that, the thumbnail question is in the context that my channel has heavily featured the OP-1 in many videos and I’ve given it ample praise and coverage, so when I got the deluge, I was trying to hint that maybe my favoritism has changed. I get how it might sound click baity if you haven’t seen my other videos, but it wasn’t my intention to mislead you. I am at this moment preparing a proper comparison between the two and hope to answer that question in more detail, hope to see you there my friend! Cheers!
THANK YOU! What a great recommendation. Just installed Boards of Deluge N2 and daaaaaamn I am blown away! Totally changes what I thought the synth engine could do. Thanks for sharing my good friend, love to hear from you everytime, cheers!
Where did you hear that? They're already teasing the 3.2 firmware so I find that hard to believe. I'm sure it'll happen eventually but I've seen no mention that it will be any time soon.
"Its made me fall in love with music making all over again" .....I have a deluge and I could not agree more it revitalized me after years of basically having my gear gather dust and after owning this gem for going on 2 years now I can say the initial effect it gave me hasnt faded...I mainly use it as something to try out ideas on its a fantastic little musical sketch pad.
I just got mine two weeks ago and I’m loving my deluge. I was going for the op-1 but when I found the deluge I was blown away.
I’m having a crisis right now lol. For so long the OP 1 has been my favorite “one box to rule them all”, but I have to admit I’m finding the Deluge to be one of the most fully featured and fun boxes I’ve laid my greedy hands on. Thanks for watching bro, keep rocking that colored box of lights!
@@MidlifeSynthesist I hope you feel better my friend 🙏🏾
at one point i was debating between these two as well, but in the end the Deluge just made sense to me. The OP-1 while maybe cooler looking seemed more like alchemy, you have to know it's arcane secrets to get it to perform, while the Deluge just takes your hand calmly and drags you down the rabbit hole! :)
It's a good thing you got the deluge. I have both, and can say without a doubt the Deluge is superior for overall control. The OP-1 although awesome in what it does, kind of makes you fall in love with it because it's so challenging to initially get what you want out of it. Learning it's limitations can breed all sorts of creativity, but if you are capable of limiting yourself and want to have more control in terms of waves, quantization, loops, full arrangements, multi sampling, and more, the Deluge does everything the OP-1 does, and has a maker who continues to innovate the product by renewing it's use with more capabilities.
When I first got my Deluge I loved it. I had multiple young children and being able to move my music writing to another room was the best thing that ever. Then I went through a phase where I kept wishing that it had better “something” like better effects, better time stretch, etc. Eventually I put it away for a while due to those frustrations. I came from an in the box setup so I just wasn’t used to working within the hardware limitations world. Eventually I figured out that the deluge did some things really well and I just needed a couple of pieces to compliment it. Also needed to dig in to figure out the synth engine more. I’m back to loving it again. Anyway sorry for the book. The Deluge is great and I love this channel. Thanks for the content.
Dude, I read every comment and love learning other people’s experiences with music and gear, so any time you want to talk just type away. I had a similar experience with the OP 1 and actually ended up selling it the first time. I eventually missed it too much and got it back again, and now I try to look at it for what it has instead of what it doesn’t. I think we all have these “realizations” eventually, maybe it’s just part of the growing pains in this awesome passion we share. Anyway, thanks for the kind words and hope to hear from you again, cheers!
Arrived 4 days New Zealand to UK, I paid £120 import tax but knew about that so was part of the cost/benefit.
That was 21 months ago, Deluge is hub of my set-up, beautifully made by an excellent boutique company.
I love the honeymoon phase with a new piece of equipment. I love even more when it tells you it's secrets.
Welcome to the Deluge world! Still my all-time favourite music tool, for over 2 years now. And yes, it does have the best sequencer :D
Hi and thank you! That’s awesome! I am absolutely blown away by it! Only hope it just gets even better as I learn more and more. Thanks for watching my friend, hope you keep rocking that thing for years to come! Cheers!
Love your videos Bro 👊💪👏🔥.
This must have slipped me by. Been following u a while now. U just passed 12000 I think 💪. Keep it up my man 🙏✊ much love from the UK 🙏🔥
1 year later now at 30.7K. Quite a progress 🎉
Perfect timing, I have one on its way to me as I type. Like yourself been looking at one for years so very excited to finally get my hands on it.
Dude you are gonna love it! I’m just using it as a MIDI sequencer and already I’m blown away. Can’t wait to dig into the synth engine properly. Hope you enjoy it as much as I do, keep us posted!
@@MidlifeSynthesist Ah cheers dude, I really hope so. I seen that new teaser for firmware 3.2 and got all excited. How nice does that wavetable engine sound! Hope you and the family are keeping great. Our little miss is keeping us on our toes. I wouldn't have it any other way though.
Hey man, hope you're feeling better!
Again, such a well-produced video, I'm always impressed with the effort you put into these.
The Deluge looks like a lovely piece of gear, and it shows you're having fun with it.
Thank you so much bro! Coming from you, that is indeed very high praise! You’re videos are stunning! Anyway, happy to see you around these parts, lots of love my friend!
I have it for 2 years now, I think, and I still love it like crazy. For me it is also the very very fast workflow, and the fact that it can switch between phrases and arrangements.
I love the fact they keep upgrading the firmware. The audio clip feature with auto time stretch makes it start to rival the Octatrack... almost.
What a beautiful and inspiring video! So much love and passion in there. Keep up the amazing work, and get well soon! Love and light from sunny Thailand 🇹🇭 ❤️ ☀️
Thank you so much Franky! I love reading your comments, you are a motivational powerhouse! I’ll keep trying my best to make videos you enjoy. Thank you so so much for you support and love! Hope to hear from you soon! Love from Chile!
@@MidlifeSynthesist - guess what late birthday prezzie arrived lately? Name starts with a D... :o) Love and all the best to you and your little family
Well said and wished... I just got a Hydrasynth Desktop. I knew the hype and heard the sounds, but once I pressed a velocity sensitive pad and made an expressive sound...I was hooked. So, like you, feeling connected and inspired. I had a Deluge, traveled with it and created lots of grooves. it definitely helped me understand more about synthesis and sequencing external gear. The folks at Synthstrom are really nice and helpful.
The Hydrasynth is absolutely wild. I have absolutely zero GAS because of it. I feel like I have the best synth I could buy, unless I got the full sized one lol.
@@8thlvlMage It truly can do it all. The only thing missing...drums. I'd like to see ASM create a drum machine.
Hydra is the king of sound design. Did you ever get a chance to hook up your Hydra with your Deluge? Seems like endless possibilities.
Also, how did you find the Deluge as a standalone composition tool. I'm going on tour for a month or so with my band later in the year and want to have a groovebox to write on in the van. Is the Deluge a good shout?
@@gregarmstrong2500 The Deluge is great as a sequencer with other gear. At the time I had the Deluge, I also tried a Polyend Seq. The Deluge was much easier/faster to setup sequences than the Seq. Want to preface my next opinion with I never hooked up my Deluge to a PA or large sound system. That said, I found the sounds to be just ok on the Deluge...kind of thin and lacking nuances. To be fair, every sound on the synth is single cycle or sample, so it is what it is? I did enjoy taking the Deluge on a two month trip to sketch ideas. The manual is really good. The folks at Synthstrom are responsive and helpful. The grid/button controls take time to build up muscle memory.
The final tune (closing tune) sounds terrific! Wow-you got me interested now! Get well soon!
Thanks bro! ✌🏻
Congrats on the Deluge friend!! The Deluge really looks like an amazing synth and sampler but I've always been turned off by the missing screen. Had the same problem with the OP-Z which I ended up selling. But your experience sounds really promising!
PS: The amount of new subscribers on my channel was really crazy the last weeks. Thanks again so so much for that, friend! 🙏🏻
Dude That makes me so happy! You deserve every sub, your content is premium as far as I’m concerned.
I totally share the same mindset regarding screens. I actually didn’t get the opz because of that same reason lol. Until now, even though it is a limitation, I haven’t found it to be that much of a problem thanks to how well though out the rest of it is. Time will tell though, I might change my mind lol.
Lots of love my friend, always nice to hear from you!
@@MidlifeSynthesist that's great to hear - have tons of fun with the Deluge and happy music making! Lots of love for you too friend, speak soon!
Thanks, this really connected with me. The deluge is the best gear for me right now.
I had it three times and ended up selling it three times. I wanted to love it. But the "screen" and the feeling of beeing "lost" with long sequences went over me. Happy to see you enjoying this unit. I had an op1 too and this one i actually regret it.
Hi Jerem! I know the feeling, I kind of had the same thing happen to me with the Sp404. I really liked it in the beginning, but it’s limitations and frustrations started getting in the way of actually making music, so I ended up selling it. I guess it’s just trial and error until you find the right gear for you. (Ironically, I’ve been thinking of getting the sp404 again to give it another shot lol, I guess you never learn huh?)
Lucky you it’s a dope box, i got for 6 mounts now and I still in love with it, Ableton and my laptop might be jalouse, was looking for Digitakt, and tone, or Octotrack but Deluge is kind of everything I’ld love in it without limitations. So enjoy it and thanks for your channel. Peace
Thank you so much for watching! Indeed, the Deluge seems to have a mashup of many of the highlights of my favorite music making boxes (Octatrack, digitakt, op/1, mpc and even ableton). I’ll be sharing the journey as we go along, cheers my friend!
@@MidlifeSynthesist I was wondering about all of them, and I definitely proud of my choice, still got that G.A.S. as many of us and thinking about Digitone for many thing i’ld love to do for sound design or random stuff, but Deluge capabilities are not reached in sound design stilll got some gems, and the new update will be a big UP for that masterpiece. Peace
Got the deluge for 3years now...still love it....best music gear to me
Great video! Deluge was one of my best choice in my life.
Killed it with that video brother! 👏
Thank you so much bro! Really appreciate the support! See you soon! CheerS!
Welcome! Had the same effect on me. Just couldn't put it down. Spent the first few months of my sons life, sleeping in his room, playing with the Deluge in the dark with the light of my iphone for the shortcut pads. Fun became more important that beatmaking.
That’s awesome! My daughter is in love with it as well! It makes for an awesome intro into music making for kids lol. Cheers bro!
i didn't think a video about synthesizers was going to make me want to cry...well done sir
Hey man your videos are awesome. I haven’t been this inspired in a long time. Just want to say thank you so much.
Funny, I ended up selling the deluge, but I don’t think I’ll ever sell the op-1. The deluge is an amazing instrument, and I really wanted to love it, but it just didn’t gel with me. Amazing company, and a first class product, though. Glad you’re having such a positive experience. Get well soon!
Exactly. I’d dump any other piece of hardware before I’d part with the OP. The tape method, the line in sampling... the size; the build quality and heft. The 20 hours on a charge. The filter.. ohhhh.
Same. I had the deluge for more than a year and just couldn't enjoy it. I made half of one decent song on it. I sold it last month and got an OP-1. I've been using it every day and loving every second of it.
Oh good... I was beginning to think I was the only one!
Three months with Deluge and then...back to OP-1:)
LOL, Who know’s maybe in the following months I’ll be singing the same tune?
As of now, I’m really torn here. The OP 1 has been my favorite inspiration box for so long, it’s the first time a real contender has shown up. I do think that thankfully there is enough room for both, and I’m looking forward to using them in “mobile studio” format. May try some battery powered jams in the wild perhaps... Just need to by a drone now hahaha
Congrats! The Deluge totally changed the game for me. I feel like it just pulls tracks out of me. Although wishing for things it doesn't have is somewhat pointless the biggest limitation I see in it is that you cannot record separated tracks, just the summed stereo signal. If you are using it as a control hub for other gear this is a moot point, but MAN I wish it had at least some assignable group outs or at least the ability to record separated WAVs internally. On the other hand, limitations foster creativity and only having a stereo output forces some real decision making in the moment, in that regard I finish stuff way faster because I can't overthink it after the fact.
Curious if recording separate clip loops into ableton, for whatever length you need to, would work as a sort of "separate" track exporter.
Glad you are enjoying your new baby so much! It really is a great device. I really click with the workflow too. The Deluge just keeps getting better and better too... Wavetable synthesis + MPE support is coming in the next update... So yeah, the honeymoon period doesn't seem to ever end in this romance!
Couldn’t have said it better myself! Exciting times indeed!
Hey, thanks for doing your videos, they’re so thoughtful and makes me think about why I want hear, why I want to create music etc. thanks!
Thank you so much! Happy beatmaking my friend!
Looking forward to your followup, seems like there are some mixed reviews, but I truly believe when you find the right equipment that syncs with your workflow and makes you forget about distractions, etc, you never turn back! I've wanted to learn more about how the Deluge works. It took me 10 years to finally get my hands on a Machinedrum MKII and found it a few years back before it went up value. It's my "bury me with" machine. - Congrats!
Thanks bro! Working on a deluge vs op-1 video soon🤟🏻 stay safe!
Bought one of these a month back and LOVE it. Working on a video too :)
I got my Deluge about two months ago, and it was a game-changer for me. I love this groovebox so much.
One thing that I feel it’s missing is a CUE audio option. The drums signal sent thru headphones input would be PERFECT!
BTW, you should check the “the Boards of Deluge” patches!
Hi bro! Thank yo so much for watching and recommending Boards of Deluge! It is a total game changer and I am in love with the patches! That is another UA-camr who deserves waaay more recognition. Anyway, thank you so much for stopping by, see you soon!
Jelly.. Deluge is a beautiful piece of gear. When I had the choice I chose to preorder an sp16 and regret it to this day. Lol. Anyhow.. Congrats!! And Feel better!
Thank you so much! I feel a bit better, but honestly wouldn’t mind a few more sick days with this box lol! Thanks for stopping by my friend! Cheers!
@@MidlifeSynthesist just do it! ;-)
Great groovebox.... you really made me interested of this tiny machine with lot of lights. I heard that it is an invention from New Zeeland. Might be the next buy for me since I have had Novation Mk SL III trying to control different hardware Synthesizers but I could not really get around with the sequenzer in the Novation unit. Thanks for the inspiring clips...👍🏻as always
Thank you so much! If it inspired you even in the tiniest way that makes me very happy! I still won’t have my final verdict until I’ve had time to use it thoroughly and put it through its paces, but it definitely looks very promising! Hope to hear from you soon my friend!
Great video - thanks for sharing
There's so much discussion about the import tax on a Deluge, it's ridiculous. It's true that if Synthstrom let someone import these en masse (which I don't think they even have the capacity for), then 'maybe' they'd be a little less expensive. But as you know, everyone pays import taxes, so in the end they'll be passed on to the customer in the price. The thing that's important is that when you have your instrument, you're happy with it.
Actually, when you look at some other music making gear in the same category, you realise it's just as expensive. Electrons are either 729€ for a Digitone, 700€ for a Digitakt, or an Octatrak at ... 1,300€ - and you're limited to 16 tracks. Akai's new MCPs range from 680€ for the standard model to 1000€ for the live model. So, as one can see the list could go on, but in the end you buy the instrument that suits you.
Lastly, I suspect that the expense myth comes from the type of people using the Deluge, and since it's almost idiot proof, then there's a large range of people buying these. The main difference (I've noticed) is that machines such as the Digitakt range, need to be understood and learnt to make any real music. Whereas the Deluge has found itself in people's homes who don't intend to make music for a living, and certainly have no intention of spending hours browsing a manual (such as the powerful Octatrak's), they just want to hit buttons to make music/sound. For those people, it's an expensive luxury or toy.
Sorry for the long comment (or is it a rant ;-), but I thought it worth saying.
Love this video, very inspirational. Sometimes the Koala app does this for me.
Thanks bro!
Got mine less than a week ago, my first piece of hardware synth ever. Decided to go with a dawless approach, and I will add some other synths to the setup later. Like wavestate or hydra or perfourmer etc. I was choosing between op-1 and the deluge, and at my early dawless stage deluge made more sense, considering the expansion options. Op-1 will be a nice addition later tho :)
So far no regrets. Especially because of the isomorphic keyboard, since im a total noob in traditional piano keyboards. Having fun with some single cycle waveforms and multisampled synths, maaan this is pure joy...
Hello my friend! That’s awesome! I’ve been having similar vibes with this thing, it just feels like the sky is the limit! Thanks for sharing you experience, keep me posted on your thoughts as you continue with the deluge, would love to hear what you think of it after a while! Cheers!
It's pronounced "Deluge"...
LMFAO, this is my kind of humor🤣 You win best comment of this vid my friend!
Really nice track man (especially the last one "Overmind"). It is not the first time I enjoy your music... Would be nice if you could make a vid about how you hook up all your gears. I appreciate your honesty. Most youtubers don't necessarily take the time to go around a device before giving their opinion (Everything is almost fantastic after 5 minutes...) This channel deserves to have more subscribers! For sure ! Take care !
Thank you!! You don’t know how much you words inspire me to keep going and try harder with each new video.
Regarding your gear setup video idea, what would you like to know? That’s a video I would be very interested in making!
Once again, just know that I value you sticking around with me immensely, and thank you for choosing to spend time with me when you have so many other channels you could be watching instead. Cheers my friend!
Welcome to the club ;-) still the same for me after a couple of years with it....
Okeydoke, so I've had a Deluge for a few years and juuuust got an OP-1 today. I'm pretty sure I'd sell the OP-1 before the Deluge but one thing about he OP-1 that I've noticed is that the destructive editing/recording mode really has me planning out how a track will sound, whereas on the Deluge I usually can mess around with the parts and stitch everything together, easily make variations on parts, etc. This is in generally great for building a song as you would on the DAW, but the riskiness of composing on the Deluge has a certain charm as well (also bouncing audio from the Deluge to the OP-1 to overcome the lackluster timestretching is kinda neat). Good thoughts overall!
Looking forward to more Deluge content
Thank you so much for watching! The Deluge is certainly looking like a promising protagonist in this channel lol, See you around my friend!
Reaaly dug that last beat!
me too!
Thank you!!!
Today was the day I ordered mine - but that was before I saw your video. What a coincidence.
Totally spoiled by possibility to return to local store, so never materialized my wish to touch Deluge :) I think only one hardware I got not in Guitar Center, that was OP-Z (and i am fully happy with it). Looks and sound very inspiring instrument.
BTW, truth to be told, my 90% music inspiration and playing "daily bread" (literally daily) is the instrument called Korg Gadget app on iPad or iPhone, hehe Comfy, friendly, expressive and always on me. Best friend for a bedroom .... uhhh, bathroom musician :)
Fancy the sensual the patch on Sub37 and the tune you're playing on it!
You lucky song of a gun, you got a Deluge. I've been trying to buy one in China for years now, too. No luck, they just don't come here.
I hope you enjoy the hell out of it.
Also, this video is really well made and wonderfully narrated.
Woah woah woah, wait a minute.
There's a HUGE glaring problem with this video. It's WAY too short. Just as I was really getting into it, ready to get cozy on the sofa and spend some time listening and watching, it ended!
:D Here's hoping for longer videos of this type in the future, they're far to enjoyable to be so short.
LOL, dude, you are literally making me blush over here! For real though, thank you so much for the kindness and the support. It really gives me the push I need to keep going and believing that I’m not just making a fool of myself here lol. Truly, thank you, and I’ll always do my best to make videos that are worth watching, lots of love bro!
thank *YOU* i'm happy you found your destiny. =) i think i feel the same way about the Octatrack...for me. so i know how you feel and know what you mean.
Oh man this vid was not just awesome but poetic!
Thank you so much! I hope I don’t get to emotional sometimes lol, but I’m get sentimental about music and instruments, so I’m happy you like it. Hope to see you around, cheers my friend!
Sounds like a biopic narration of an acid trip. "I got lost in the jungle of life's piano rolls and had to ask, What does this mean to me?" Bloop bloop bleep bloop bleep
Just bought this, had it for a week. Still learning it, will see if it takes over from the digitakt.
Also bought it and the manual book, but still figuring it out, its totally different logic ☺️🙂
Awesome! I think I love that just like the OP1, this thing can be as simple or as deep as you want it to be, depending on your usage. Anyway, thanks for watching and keep me posted on any deluge jams you might share! Peace bro!
@@MidlifeSynthesist I also have OP1, OP-Z and lots of other grooveboxes, kinda addicted :) But the problem for me is that many of them have this kind of on board synth sounds that... how to put it... it's really great to jam on them and make music on them. But in reality i wouldn't listen to music from the radio or Spotify that sounds like that. Not sure if you understand what i mean. Like they are great add on to some setup or for a hobby but as a standalone music making device they don't sound "commersial" enough....
WELCOME!
@midlife Looks as though you ditched the Sub25 and went back to the 37 again. Mind sharing the reason? Enjoy the Deluge! Cheers.
Hi bro! Glad to see you here again👍🏼 to be honest, I got an offer I couldn’t refuse on a used 37😅, so the real reason is unadulterated GAS. However, I still have the sub25 and am planing to make a few videos comparing the two. I’ll keep you updated on my findings with these two, cheers!
Very nice video! 👌
Thank you🤟🏻🤟🏻
i love mine too :)Is my favourite gear
Kind of where Im at. I have a few great synths and I need a good way to tie things together. A conductor so to speak. The Deluge may help me streamline things as well.
First of all, like and subscribe. Secondly, totally share your thoughts, I own Deluge for a half year but it changed everything.
Thank you so much my friend! I really appreciate every sub! I share your feelings about the Deluge, it really is like nothing I’ve had before it! Thanks for sticking around, hope to see you again, cheers!
I think deluge could be a very good box with other synth like matriarch and sub. in this sens it is not in the same league as op1. it is a complicated machine without a correct screen but it is difficult not to really love it. so much possibilities.
Yeah! Finally! OP-1
I've had my Deluge for several months now, and I love it so much. But I've also got some GAS going for the OP-1, I wish these devices were cheaper...
you and me both brother! Thank you for watching, and for what it’s worth, I’m finding the op 1 / deluge kit to be absolutely killer on the go!
I’m stuck between this or the polyend tracker Idk which one to get gas is real
Now. The most important question... Deluge VS Octatrack mk2 VS MPC's VS MASCHINE+ and others as the main setup brain? That's a big one I know, but maybe you can make an ultimate comparison in a new video? Considering you have experience with pretty much all of those. Currently wait for my deluge but I would love it to have more performance-oriented features like fader in octatrack.
Lol, spoilers dude🤣! That is pretty much a big part of my planned videos this semester🤟🏻 except I won’t be be able to put Maschine+ in the mix since I don’t own one. But maybe throw in the op-1 for laughs? Thanks for watching my friend!
Awesome video man. I really want a Deluge for bicycle touring, it seems like it could replace Ableton while I am on the road.
Just to help out; Del- (like Bell) and -uge (like huge) Delllll-yoooooj
At least that is what we call a crazy rainstorm in Canada.
LOL! Dell Huge! I LOVE that explanation! It makes absolute sense👍🏼 Let’s see if I can get it right next time haha.
Anyway, I think it would would make an excellent companion for bike touring! It’s surprisingly light weight and small. I’d maybe get a powerbank also and some kind of protection sleeve as well. Anyway, that would make for some veery cool videos, so if you happen to upload any of your adventures please let me know! Cheers bro!
My only criticism is that I wish the deluge had a slightly larger screen. i'm spoiled by the MPC one screen.
Lol, I know the feeling (looking at my MPC X). I also think an OLEd screen with a bit more info could have gone a long way to make this the Ultimate Music Box. I am suprised that it is very usable as it is though. Thanks for sharing my friend!
I actually was thinking to myself, why these music gear manufacturers doesn't use some kind of protocol that allows use smartphones or tablets as external screens that could be attached with some stand magnetically or with a screws.
Have you tried the Polyend Tracker? I’m in love with it.
Oh that thing is very high on the GAS list, but I’m not sure I’ll be able to get one for a while. No one brings it to my country sadly. Maybe when we’re allowed to travel again though.... Thanks so much for watching!
I’m new to the synth world and the Deluge looks very intriguing as I’ve been wanting to add a groovebox / sequencer … at first it looked like an alien spaceship dashboard, but after watching reviews it is starting to make a lot of sense and seems to cover a lot of bases. The hardest thing for me to wrap my mind around is how to connect it with my gear in DAWless setup … which is just a Minilogue XD at this point. Since the XD has two outputs for sound and the deluge has a single line in, does a simple Y-splitter work for transmitting stereo? I’m assuming the XD needs to send sound to the Deluge (again, I’m dipping my toes into this magical [super confusing] world). There are some good videos on the MIDI setup with external gear, but it is hard to find details on how everyone is interfacing sound with the Deluge. Any tips would be appreciated.
Your GAS videos are helping me from putting myself in debt. Keep up the good work!
I realize this reply is a year late, but perhaps it's still valuable. If not to you, then someone else. Typically, you use the Deluge's midi out to connect to other gear (you can put a midi splitter box in between if you have more than one). The audio outputs for the Deluge and all other equipment go into a mixer. For example, I sequence my Waldorf Blofeld and Roland SE-02 from the Deluge. The audio out for all 3 instruments goes into a cheap Behringer mixer before sending it to headphones or speakers. Hope it helps!
I like the purty colors....
Thanks again. Where do you live btw?
Thank you for watching bro! I’m from Chile, where are you watching from?
One thing I will never sell!
Deluge looks nice , but . . . . . . MPC X . .. . . .wow !
Lol, totally agree, the MPC X is a monster!
I think you just talked me out of an MPC Live Mk2. So torn! Help me out!
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Sub25? Changed it for a used 37?
Hi! Don’t worry, the Sub25 is still there lol. I’m doing a comparison video with both side by side and who knows? Maybe I’ll keep both 😅 Thanks for watching mr friend!
@@MidlifeSynthesist that’s a relief :) I will watch no matter what happens with Sub25 :D your content is always expected
" UDS SON LOS PUTOS AMOS" lol keep em comming bro
I was about to buy it, but realized that the firmware has severely outgrown the hardware... I'm waiting cuz there should be new hardware coming...
Ur probably gonna be waiting for a long time tbh
Excellent copywriting skills too.👍
😅🤣
get an MPC one , you will never look back
I LOVE the MPC One concept and would’ve definitely gotten it if I didn’t have the MPC X. Maybe someday if we get enough subs Akai could send me one 😅 Anyway, thank you so much for watching and dropping me a line, hope to hear from you again!
Akai is lame with updates and bugfixes ... I tried it and my experience is: Never (modern) Akai again.
@@clashclashbangbang yeah I can relate to that, My Mpc one is buggy, but when it works it's great, they really need to fix a lot in the next update. in my experience Novation is the best for support , absolutely hands down the best customer service and updates.
@@valley_robot I have two Circuits and they are fine and I love the updates, but! The Deluge takes it a big step further. I am hyped for the 3.2 update at the moment ... it's like the Circuit in year 1. So: Novation is sick, I consider buying a Peak, but -- man, the Deluge ...
interested to hear what you say after a few weeks / months :-)!
Thank you for watching! Will most definitely keep you posted! This looks like it’s gonna be a fun ride! Cheers bro!
I thought about changing my Deluge for an Octatrack for its Mixerfunktion. But I still have a lot of doubts that the sequencer of the Octatrack will satisfy someone who is coming from Deluge.
As a huge fan and long time user of both the Octatrack and Deluge, I would advise against it. Adding the OT to a Deluge setup might be wiser, but it’s like going from playing candy crush to dark souls😜. Both fun, but OT is less flexible and more inscrutable than the Deluge. Amazing box though! Let me know how it all turns out, cheers!
@@MidlifeSynthesist Thank you for your advice. I also thought about adding the Octatrack to the current setup. On the other hand I would like to keep it slim and put a ready to play setup into a flight case. Actually I use the Deluge with four mono synths on a mixer.The Octatrack could take the place of the mixer. It could mix and sample the mono synths and add FX. The output of the Octatrack can be connected to the Deluge input. This would keep the current setup on its same size, but adds more possibilities in a live setup.
Deluge made me an op-1 hater so I sold my op-1
a w e s o m e upload....
I somehow lost the answer if there was one on the thumbnail question. Or was it just a click bait to tune in. Nice video but …
Hi Mike! Sorry about that, the thumbnail question is in the context that my channel has heavily featured the OP-1 in many videos and I’ve given it ample praise and coverage, so when I got the deluge, I was trying to hint that maybe my favoritism has changed. I get how it might sound click baity if you haven’t seen my other videos, but it wasn’t my intention to mislead you. I am at this moment preparing a proper comparison between the two and hope to answer that question in more detail, hope to see you there my friend! Cheers!
Is this what happens when you die of GAS and go to GAS heaven? Hope the dream continues!
be sure to install the boards of deluge soundsets. a whole different level. before i didnt't like the synth engine of the deluge...
THANK YOU! What a great recommendation. Just installed Boards of Deluge N2 and daaaaaamn I am blown away! Totally changes what I thought the synth engine could do. Thanks for sharing my good friend, love to hear from you everytime, cheers!
Cheers my friend! I am glad I could help! Go on with your channel, I really like your content!
where do you find them and install them ?
Your Digis are not in sync 🤪
😅
Blasphemy
нуы нуы ну ыну ы
Shame it’s being discontinued... (naaa Im wrong)
Discontinued? Its pretty alive and kicking with great updates coming soon.
Where did you hear that? They're already teasing the 3.2 firmware so I find that hard to believe. I'm sure it'll happen eventually but I've seen no mention that it will be any time soon.
It's not being discontinued
@@hurphendale Sorry people, you're right, it was my mistake: I got this confused with something else !