Daniel Fisher and Lisa Bella Donna on Synth Programming
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- Опубліковано 2 чер 2024
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Daniel Fisher, Sweetwater’s professor of programming, sits down with composer, recording artist, and modular synthesist Lisa Bella Donna for an in-depth discussion on synth programming. The Daniel and Lisa give away some of their top tricks and tips as well as stereo sampling tricks, practice routines, their favorite vintage gear, and more. Check it out!
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0:00 - Introductions
0:27 - Lisa on Programming Pure Synthesis
0:47 - Daniel on Programming Pure Synthesis
2:09 - Lisa on Envelope Generators
2:40 - S&H on Ramp Wave
2:58 - Daniel on Ping Pong Delays
4:14 - Lisa on Tweaking ROMplers
5:10 - Daniel on Tweaking ROMplers
7:36 - Lisa on Yamaha TX816
8:16 - Daniel on FM Env and KeyTracking
8:44 - Programming Wrap Up
10:06 - Thanks for Watching!
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Daniel and Lisa the Moog Whisperer - who could ask for more?
Lisa is a total wizard…
Her records are crazy good. Deep modular synth tapestries with virtuoso moog solos. She seems quite reserved here!
OMG- this vid is worth its weight in gold. On many a level.
Oh wow, my 2 favourite synth people in the one video. I'm currently going through Daniels Synth clips as well as his deep dive on Subsequent 37 and Matriarch, i got the both of these for great deals about 2 months ago. Found Lisa about that time and immediately was so inspired by her music..I love you both, just so you know..Thank you both so much.
Thanks Lisa. Love you. Hi from Costa Rica
❤ Lisa!
Lisa is a dark sorcerous of the Moog :)
Indeed she is. Her music is never over-Mooged even when it's 100% Moog gear.
more Lisa please
Great to see you both ...
Awesome talk! More! MORE!
Daniel never stops surprising me. I feel I learn something new every time. ❤
OMG... this video a gem. thank you very very much... Daniel Fish and Lisa Bella Donna. 😘
I love you Lisa ❤️❤️❤️... From BIL NSW Australia Berkeley Vale
2 inspirations in one video...
Everything about this video. Thank you!
The enthusiasm and knowledge of Daniel Fisher is really inspiring.
It is obvious he knows and likes the stuff he is talking about. This is true passion. Thank you!
BTW: I really appreciate your device on Ping Pong Delays.
Maybe Daniel Fischer or someone else can suggest a Ping Pong Delay Pedal with batteries for my mobile setup.
Come on: This is a sweetwater channel and I want to get some gear ;-)
Great info from a pair of masters!
really great advice here
First time I have ever seen Daniel & Lisa speak synth stuff together on youtube... so co0L !!!
At 10:29 Dan does the filter tracking dance move! The dance craze that's filter sweeping the nation!
Hi Rozz. I think you meant 8:34. (My moves have already been registered and patented, in case you're getting any ideas.) -_Daniel_
Great tips!
Pure Gold 😊
Fantastic. 2 of the people I respect the most.
Great video!
Two truly fab individuals!
i like that idea about the colored markers on printouts of ROMpler patches. Up to now, i write down the patches that i like which isnt the best system as i have no way to organize that. I have 5 ROMplers (MX88,KromeEX73,JV-2080 w/5 expansion cards,kawaii K4r,korg x50) which total several thousand patches. PLUS i am kicking around getting a MODX+ so ya.
That's a cool collection. I have an MX88 too, and the first thing I did was write down a list of patches I like.
Me: listening to them describe how to do the things they do, on purpose, that I do on accident :)
edit: I liked hearing Daniel talk about the way neurology and/or physiology comes into play with sound-design (7 mins. in)
I was talking to a friend about how different sounds are made, He asked Me and I was able to tell him how each sound would be made.
Okay, next time have Suzanne Ciani in one of these workshops. She can talk about the Modular aspect with Buchla.
6:44 I'm going to have to try some of these tricks on my unloved Proteus/1 (its sin was it was no match for the U220 but I foolishly settled instead of saving for the Roland). Maybe I can conjour something exciting out of it.
I had a Proteus - wow haven't thought about that in decades. It sounded great at the time.
Like he said , go check his Synth Clips series for detailed information for real!
Even the smallest most basic synthesizer, like the SUB 25… super complex instrument. I couldn’t imagine attempting to patch a moog one or a memory mode. However, the mini moog is too simple. Perfect in its operation. It’s about as simple as it gets, which probably explains why those go for 5,000 each. You’re buying sound quality made simple
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