Arturia V collection ARP 2600, complete guide walkthrough tutorial.

[@XNBeatsMusic]

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[@andrewsaitken3513]

Never seen a channel before, explaining all these things thoroughly .. Really appreciate your work

[@GabrielPerboni]

Awesome job! I really don't understand why some people prefer a "quick overview" of something as complex as a synthesizer... so many possibilities, right? Subscribed!!!!

[@MrOuija-rr8kq]

Thanks for this. This one of the few synths in the V Collection that is confusing for me

[@XNBeatsMusic]

thanks !! it looks really confusing, but once you learn some patches and get a global idea of how it works, every part becomes easier to learn.

[@j.r.a.inthacut8148]

Thanks man! Really appreciate this in depth tutorial.

[@michaelhagen6822]

perfect guide to Arp2600

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Thanks !!1 I really went to work on this one.

[@manliobercantini3066]

grande, finalmente ci sto capendo qualcosa, un augurio per 100 anni di benessere

[@akewi]

Really spent a good time watching this one. Very inspiring to get in the studio and mess with stuff. Appreciate the clarity and simplicity with which you explain. Thanks

[@Behnan]

Again, the best tutorial on YT ! By far.. the mother of all Synths

[@RAISING_WOLVES]

Applying this thorough info to the Behringer Gray Meanie on my desk atm, THANKS!!

[@李昱搞]

Thanks for this tutorial!I don't know if I'm wrong but after I tried I think VCO1 is the sync slave instead of VCO2.

[@jh5131]

Thanks for this tutorial (edit: just noticed the length of this video...wow, really appreciate it)

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Yeah.....it is a monster. That's why everything is timelines and divided in sections, you just watch what you care :)

[@tikaal]

such a comprehensive video! i thought you were way more popular, this is very well produced! thanks for the help!

[@nirvakalpa]

Very comprehensive journey through this amazing synth. Thank you so much.

[@fre.shavacado]

Probably one of the best 2600 tutorials I've seen. My one complaint - I wish you spent more time on the ring mod.

[@VitorSantos-gk9yn]

i think your tutorials are sooo great, already learned dx7, jun-6, prophet....would be amazing if u did pigments

[@XNBeatsMusic]

I guess I will, when I ran out of Arturia synths to cover. It's a lot of work, Pigments is very very deep.

[@Kowalski-fu3yg]

You're a genius! Thank you so much for the good tutorial.

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Thanks for the comment, glad you liked it, the Arp is a Beast

[@floatinganarchychannel3204]

Thanks man i need this guide :) by the way on the CA2600 From cherry audio you can use in/out multiple times i have the Arturia version and the cherry audio both fun and amazing

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Thanks !! Hope you like it. I guess I will cover something from cherry audio at some point.

[@floatinganarchychannel3204]

@@XNBeatsMusic CA2600 ;) the eight voices plugin is a real fun

[@dillaz_beatz]

Thank you very much! I'm so glad I found your channel.

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Welcome !! And thanks for the comment !!

[@NexxuSix]

Thank you for this awesome video! I actually learned a few more things about the Arp 2600, and I have a much better understanding about how this synth works now =)

[@Lets-Drone-With-Bone]

Excellent tutorial! Thanks

[@thhedk]

Great walk through of one of my favorit Arturia VST's :)
About the Retrigger, you can hear it if you make a sound decaying down. Hold it and hit a key below, then it doesn't retrig.
I've tried for a couple of years to have Arturia make it "last priority" but nothing happens - it's useless when it's only low priority :(

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Damn !!! I didn't try that. And I agree, the lack of the key priority options is a let down. But, I guess this gives you so much things to work it, we can let it slide for this time. :)

[@thhedk]

@@XNBeatsMusic I wanted to use it for the famous Equinoxe 7 bass but it's simply not possible without last priority mode :(
I know it was like that in the original but they changed a lot of other silly 70's things so why not this too.

[@thhedk]

@@XNBeatsMusic But I nailed the Equinoxe 4 sequencer sound with it :)
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[@XNBeatsMusic]

@@thhedk Completely agree. Same with the SEM, it's great. ..but some things are off. Like the unison and play modes as well. But again, they are highly usable still.

[@ObXession]

Buchla Easel next please ! 🎉 thank you great job!

[@mebaileyuk]

Great video, thanks. What spectral analysis tools are you showing in the corner of the screen?

[@michael_j_s]

Your The Best mate~

[@OUTSS1]

great channel very helpful

[@thearcade3065]

Thanks a lot !!

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Thank you for the comment :)

[@thearcade3065]

@@XNBeatsMusic And thanks for all your work btw. You’re helping a lot of people !

[@PeteGunnShow]

why are some of the cables one color or another? i assume it has to do with function but i havent really figured it out. maybe just cause this is my first semi modular synth outside of something like phase plant so my head is spinning a little bit lol

[@Jungmin_Seo]

Very very helpful.. Thanks a lot!

[@schoovaertssimon7904]

what is the "VCO2 square" patch input one the VCO1 for?

[@ohernik]

Still trying to figure out how does the input jack between orange mixer square and the panning slider works, I think it's to modulate panning, but whenever I connect to a modulation signal, sound goes off, can anyone help?

[@mj4u753]

Hi! Does this mostly apply to the behringer 2600?

[@Jo-Ann-d9u]

Hello 🙋🏾‍♂️..,
I'm having issues getting a live input to sound off. I see my input, but yet i only get that flat sound of my guitar as i play live.
Can u explain how to route a simple analog (live) input?
Ex: like a 'Who Are You' sound. I was able to easily accomplish this with the cherry audio version, but i can't seem to figure this out with Arturia. I am using Cubase.
What is the correct routing?

[@haobinlu1501]

Very nice tutorial! Besides, May I know the name of your oscilloscope plugin? It looks amazing.

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Thank you, glad you liked it :)
The oscilloscope and spectrum are native plugins from Bitwig.
If you want free ones, check socalabs, this dude makes plugins, they are great and free.
socalabs.com/

[@haobinlu1501]

@@XNBeatsMusic Thank you!!!!!

[@bicycleninja1685]

Hell yeah

[@Mind-Over-Body]

Thank you.

[@Illkacirma]

cool!

[@luanprins]

52:00 "The manual is just super bad." Well said.

[@ricardoluna1210]

Thank you so much!

[@latravesiadelalma]

Thaks a lot for this great video