The key to a good sound is having oscillators that have to warm up to get into tune, and then they they go back out of tune for that boards of Canada kind of thing,
Akai Dan System 8 has a condition setting that is supposed to do that. I just detune one oscillator slightly and maybe modulate the pitch slightly with an LFO, gives it that ‘tape warble’ effect.
Disappointing. I thought this was going to be a comparison of current market synths resting on a table, whilst the angle of the table top is moved incrementally through 0-90 degrees.
Great idea for tutorials :-) . Well done.
Awesome guys, keep em coming!
you totally deserve more viewers and subscribers!!!
Great to see the keyboard side of Andertons getting some love
I’m so pleased you are doing these videos. Keep up the great work.
This is good stuff for a n00b like me. Keep 'em coming.
Fantastic!!After your piano tutorials this..... terrific!!
Kostagiannis Panagiotis sounds amazing. Got a link?
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What is an Oscillator? whoa I'm out. I didn't come for a crazy science lesson
Ahah
If you don't know anything about your osc & filters you are like a captain without a ship & a destination. Live long and in peace!
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The key to a good sound is having oscillators that have to warm up to get into tune, and then they they go back out of tune for that boards of Canada kind of thing,
Akai Dan System 8 has a condition setting that is supposed to do that. I just detune one oscillator slightly and maybe modulate the pitch slightly with an LFO, gives it that ‘tape warble’ effect.
a cream reference!
Ok, I guess, but ONLY the tip and only for a minute.
Disappointing. I thought this was going to be a comparison of current market synths resting on a table, whilst the angle of the table top is moved incrementally through 0-90 degrees.