Arturia Mini Brute V Master Course | 8 Dispersion Panel

Welcome to the Arturia Mini Brute V Master Course!
In this eigth part of the course, we discuss the secret panel on the synthesizer called The Dispersion Panel.
These setting can be adjusted to make our sounds and patches have a more 'analog' feel by introducing randomness and variation to specific parameters such as cutoff, envelopes, waveforms etc...
The Mini Brute V is a simple and effect synthesizer capable of generation leads that cut through the mix, ethereal pads, hard hitting basses, and depending on how loud the signal going into the filter is, it can be a very clean sound or a very dirty sound!
Thank you for watching!

[@humball]

Direct , to the point 👍

[@jonaudio]

Yessir!

[@psychofun]

I've seen the video, read the manual and experimented a little, but I'm still not sure: when I leave the dispersion buttons at a value other than 0.0, do they already affect the sound or not? Does this section only work when the vintage button is moved?