3 Ways to Improve your Creativity with Arpeggiators | Thomann

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In this video Jonas is breaking down three tips to use arpeggiators to it's full potential for melodies, breakbeat slicing and advanced melodies 🎹
Interesting bits and pieces:
00:00 Intro
00:31 mono arps & chords
03:12 slicing
06:14 advanced melodies
Gear used:
Polybrute thmn.to/thoprod/502850?offid=...
Pro 3 thmn.to/thoprod/482582?offid=...
Ableton thmn.to/thoprod/514571?offid=...
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[@macaronafterparty]

This was a great tutorial. Looking forward to utilizing!

[@ThomannSynthesizers]

Thank you, appreciating reading this :)

[@djchemie]

Cool! I was already doing some of these but not in this kind of professional or intentional way. I have been mostly exploring my synth and trying to find my own "sound" or i should say style.

[@lummsmusik3219]

Also to mention would be the Midicake Arp 4x Arpeggiator. Extremely powerful and easy to use tool! But unfortunately not available at Thomann.

[@dpcaw]

Always here for a Jonas tutorial:)

[@ThomannSynthesizers]

Thanks you ❤️

[@danikoenig]

Stepic by Devicemeister.

[@AdrianEarnshawMusic]

Absolutely, perfect software sequencer. For hardware I use the Schrittmacher.

[@ThomannSynthesizers]

uhh that looks like a lot of fun, thanks for the tipp!!

[@atehnic5613]

track id 3:20

[@ThomannSynthesizers]

It’s an unreleased track by me. Forthcoming on Serial Sound soon ☺️✌🏻

[@Kablehead]

makes arp slower and thinks the melody gets more musical and interesting 🙂

[@symbiat0]

You mean a German never paid much attention to a technique often used in the Berlin School ? 😂

[@Projacked1]

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