When you hugged, tears came out of my eyes. You make a great team together. We can feel the pleasure to meet, the mutual respect, something very sincere. You both have passion and it is such a treat to be able to witness it !!! Thank you for sharing this with us.
I’m used to say “music is the most beautiful human creation it doesn’t have any negative effects on our world, it’s so powerful just by listening it it can completely change your day…” You Claudio you Anthony you incarne this… This is pure love
1:40 as far as I know a DCO isn't a digital oscillator, it's an Analog oscillator with digitally controlled tuning. There are differences in sound with a VCO, but mainly just the stability. Like a Juno is all analog, but it has DCO's to make the tuning more stable and precise, but they still sound amazing!
Guru Anthony teaching synth rookie Claudio how to make a bell sound on a Minimoog. 😋 Seriously: thanks to both of you! I have learned a lot from this video.
I saw one of Anthony Marinellis first videos about programming synth bass... I'd been programming synths for over 20 years by this point and have seen a lot of really unhelpful "synth tips" videos on youtube.. but his explanations in that video taught me new things and improved them and I've watched every video since. I've been following this Dr mix channel for years and years because claudios enthusiasm is pretty infectious. Thanks to both of you, as life has its ups and downs and stresses and it's great when a new video comes out that is an escape and I also learn something about these electronic instruments that I love so much, since I first heard Tom sawyer or jump when I was young, or later in my teens when I got obsessed with Depeche mode and nine inch nails and started my own band.
This is just amazing content. Love both of you guys and getting to see and hear both of you along with the amazing instruments and wealth of knowledge is a real treat.
I would love a special episode just about the vintage fx used on thrillers synths. Knowing that quite a lot was done with the stuff at Westlake by Bruce, it would be anyway very interesting to see, if some of those wide and lush CS80 sounds could be recreated in the way they had been mixed actually. Knowing that it could become very difficult to find working units of those very first Eventide delays… But since Bruce has passed sadly, Anthony is the next close person to ask about this, I think.
Oh my goodness, every time I find a video with Claudio and Anthony together, I HAVE TO see it from the beginning to the end without stopping. This is so incredibly cool, interesting, informative, ... You two guys are gold 😎 Thanks for sharing, again🙏
This was great. My favorite part was his response to your last question: adaptability, reinventing ad expressing yourself within the current context! So inspiring to me. Thanks to both of you!
You guys make an excellent team!! I love all the videos you have done together, 2 masters at their best! The only thing I will complain on is the phone camera, all those shots make me dizzy!!! Great content!!!! Thank you!!!
This is so, soooo awesome!! The two of you together seem unstoppable! I love being able to learn so much from the both of you. Anthony Marineli's verbal descriptions of just what is going on have given me the confidence to start twiddling, LOL!
I really appreciate Anthony for sharing such a beautiful gift, not the synths, but his mind and his approach to sound design. This was a tremendously inspirational video to watch, like a synth nerd's heaven on steroids haha.. Big salute Dr. Mix!
I have four of the foogers and one CP251 and I patch them together with the newer Moog semi-modular gear all the time, really opens up all kinds of new sonic possibilities for all of the gear. I have a Matriarch, but I wish I had a Voyager XL with the expander also. I also use 3 of the EP3 expression pedals with this set up to control this some of this stuff hands free. Pretty cool custom stand for the set up in this video!
Blown away. Remarkable ability and creativity. He is the essence of adaptability. His plate is blank when he starts and poof it's full of color. That's dept of knowledge. Anthony is such a gentleman too. Wow what a trip you had Dr. Mix. I loved all the vids form this trip. Great channel
Great video. I'd love to see how Anthony has his speakers/PA setup in this room: how does he get a good read on non-mono FX as he moves around the room? There's a lot of talk about mono-to-stereo from vintage synths but I'm curious how you all are monitoring given the logistics of navigating around all of the outboard equipment. Thanks in advance.
That is so true, a synthesizor is a simple tone /OSC being modified with added pedals/modules which are essentially filters or effects units but patchable to each other.
Love the MoogerFoogers, being able to use CV patch points each makes them very flexible but are fantastic without using them. The MultiPedal give you even more options. Miss my Memorymoog, it needs to see a Rob 🙂 Thanks for the tour
Thank you so much for sharing this it has been such a great pleasure watching you both having so much fun and excitement and learning new things about music synthesis, keep on doing it , Antony in LA and Claudio in UK , share some joint steaming events with us 🙂
Modulating the filter with noise was a great tip! (on the part at the end for the kick drum synthesis) Really sounded like a real beaten up kick drum with that applied. :) I've never gotten this deep into semi-modular, but stuff like this makes me believe again that it can be worth it.
Love this. One thing to try is to run a straight signal into one channel and then a vibrato signal into another. The result with this "wet/dry" is a massive chorus effect, since chorus is just vibrato mixed with a dry signal.
It’s so beautiful looking at both of you exploring the Synthaxe and giving us the gift of your combined knowledge and experience with synth programming,sounds and textures…it must be wonderful to be able to wake up each morning knowing you can access these wonderful Synthesisers and sharing your passion keep up the wonderful work
Hiya Doctor! I was truly inspired by this video, I had to stop it a couple of times while I went to my synths to play! I wanted to mention something that you might want to cover, something I might actually cover - and that is running external synths through the external input on the Fantom 6/7/8. When you guys were playing with the rack of old Roland effects, I started thinking and wondered what I could come up with if I took my Moog Mother 32 into the Fantom and used the MFX section for audio in - and low and behold, there is a Roland SBF-325 Phaser effect on the Fantom! I started playing more and found there's a huge amount of combinations of FX you can do with an external instrument going into the Fantom - basically using the Fantom as a multi-FX unit for another keyboard! My Moog M32 is also part of the Moog Sound Studio, with DFAM and Subharmonicon. I ran them all into a Strymon Big Sky pedal, and then into the Fantom. Amazing. Breathtaking. The amount of control on the Fantom FX sections is so precise and so great, it leads to amazing creative possibilities. I just wanted to share, since what you and Anthony were doing was really cool with the FX rack and later with the Moogerfooger pedals. And I know you love the Fantom too - so you have to try this. Sooo much fun and great sound. And, best part is that you can save the FX you've built on the Fantom and pull them up and use them with any external synth! And to think, it was you and Anthony that brought this about... 💙🎹
@BillVincent Thanks for the great tip, Bill! Running the Moog Mother 32 through the Fantom's external input for FX is a cool idea. Will definitely give it a try. Keep rocking those synths! 🎹👍 #SynthExperimentation
Absolutely stunning. Thanks guys. That Elka, and excuse me, a whole rig for one synth, is amazing. I’m guessing Patrick Cowley had one of those. Some familiar sounds. Love watching you guys together. Such massive energy and enthusiasm. Thank you so much 🙏
I have been immersed in your content since my vacation. Love your channel and Anthony's. Both your passion for synths is infectious and sincere. I'm learning a lot about synths, Fender Rhodes pianos, classic studio effects, etc. Great stuff and keep up the good work both of you.
Great tour de force. Super inspiring use of pedals & fx all around. Superb 'make your kick drum tutorial' on the 2600. Fantastic content for my sunday afternoon
I could listen to Anthony talk about and guide soundwaves through space and time all day. Incredible collab, you really asked the right questions 😊much love from Sweden
Love this collaboration - using an oral tradition and example is priceless as Anthony's knowledge, experience and mastery should continue to thrive. ❤Claudio is the perfect individual, or receiving memetician, if you will.
Thanks for the video!! Own 10 Moogerfoogers and have it set up very similar. 2 Matriarchs, Sub37 and Moog Phatty Stage II with CV out, and they are stacked next to the Foogers. Becomes a huge Moog modular. The Clusterflux between the mixer and the filters on the Matriarch is amazing, and the drive pushes the filters to new places.
Claudio is flashd and I am shure Anthony is verry happy to show his brilliant ideas to make great sounds! Anthony knows allways what he do and knows all about his babys. I love your great work . The sound you created is like a sound who was like Patrick Moraz I heard on Future Memories Live On TV, 1979. I am shure, Claudio is verry pleased to have so a great teacher and a great open human SUPERSTAR in Sythesis and music!!!
Wow Martinelly es un genio, jamas imagine cuantos accesorios se pueden agregar a un sintetizador. Las posibilidades creativas son ilimitadas. Fascinante el nivel de conocimiento del Sr. Martinelly me quito el sombrero.
That OBERHIEM IS SWEEEET!!! I LEARNED A little more today. A manual just doesn't work well with my mind. My first new synth was an OB- something similar to a dx7. It drove me to craziness with programming presetsand creating quite cool new voices. I came up with a spitting image of van halen JUMP keyboard sound playing around with parameters. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
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what’s his new channel please?
In the sedscription 👍
@@Doctormixthanks and sorry i didn’t realise i could press on his name 😂. awesome video cheers.
How long are videos? Is it suitable for people with basic gear/daw//shure sm58
你说的对
Dr. Mix and Anthony Marinelli, a partnership made in synth heaven.
Anthony Marinelli, the Bob Ross of Synthisizers „The joy of painting sounds“. Thank you, Dr. Mix!
Anthony Marinelli is one of those pure souls that are hardly found anymore. All the love 🫀🫀🫀
Watching him explain patches is great because he has excellent musical and technical insight and communicates it so naturally.
Both are.
@@_c_y_p_3 of course
A soul that survives in LA is even more admirable
Anthony seems like the most passionate teacher in the whole world.
When you hugged, tears came out of my eyes. You make a great team together. We can feel the pleasure to meet, the mutual respect, something very sincere. You both have passion and it is such a treat to be able to witness it !!! Thank you for sharing this with us.
So many people crying on Y.T. these days 🙄... ..
Thank you for being you and supporting the crying crisis . Keep up the great work!
😿
@@brianmackinnon1885 And thank you for supporting the sarcasm economy. Together we make a balance. ⚖️🤗 🫡
@@brianmackinnon1885 Might have to do with your algorithm ;-). My YT is full of smiling people!
I’m used to say “music is the most beautiful human creation it doesn’t have any negative effects on our world, it’s so powerful just by listening it it can completely change your day…”
You Claudio you Anthony you incarne this…
This is pure love
1:40 as far as I know a DCO isn't a digital oscillator, it's an Analog oscillator with digitally controlled tuning. There are differences in sound with a VCO, but mainly just the stability. Like a Juno is all analog, but it has DCO's to make the tuning more stable and precise, but they still sound amazing!
Guru Anthony teaching synth rookie Claudio how to make a bell sound on a Minimoog. 😋
Seriously: thanks to both of you! I have learned a lot from this video.
Claudio, I really cried. That was really awesome, the synthesizers, the sounds and the equipment! Awesome, more of that please … i Love it! 😍🤘
Anthony explains everything so well it's easy to understand it all, he also is one of the greatest talents alive ,and that's why he's a genius.
Why aren't you guys making an electronic synth music album together? I can't see how it wouldn't be awesome :)
After hearing the improvisations they played with Rob Rosen, I would buy it INSTANTLY!
That’s a good question. They both should take heed and follow through.
OMGG YES PLEASEEE, that would be so fun and amazing!!! 🙏🏻
I beg you to upload that synth jam you did together, the bassline alone IMMEDIATELY grabbed my attention
It's on Anthony Marinelli's channel.
It cannot be overstated how important and how fun this documentary was and is. Thanks Doc and Meastro Marinelli.
I saw one of Anthony Marinellis first videos about programming synth bass... I'd been programming synths for over 20 years by this point and have seen a lot of really unhelpful "synth tips" videos on youtube.. but his explanations in that video taught me new things and improved them and I've watched every video since. I've been following this Dr mix channel for years and years because claudios enthusiasm is pretty infectious. Thanks to both of you, as life has its ups and downs and stresses and it's great when a new video comes out that is an escape and I also learn something about these electronic instruments that I love so much, since I first heard Tom sawyer or jump when I was young, or later in my teens when I got obsessed with Depeche mode and nine inch nails and started my own band.
This is just amazing content. Love both of you guys and getting to see and hear both of you along with the amazing instruments and wealth of knowledge is a real treat.
Anthony is so real in his answers and passionate about his craft.
Adaptability is such an important skill in so many walks of life.
I would love a special episode just about the vintage fx used on thrillers synths. Knowing that quite a lot was done with the stuff at Westlake by Bruce, it would be anyway very interesting to see, if some of those wide and lush CS80 sounds could be recreated in the way they had been mixed actually. Knowing that it could become very difficult to find working units of those very first Eventide delays… But since Bruce has passed sadly, Anthony is the next close person to ask about this, I think.
Oh my goodness, every time I find a video with Claudio and Anthony together, I HAVE TO see it from the beginning to the end without stopping. This is so incredibly cool, interesting, informative, ...
You two guys are gold 😎
Thanks for sharing, again🙏
Anthony Marinelli is a true treasure. I'm learning soooo much stuff from him regarding crafting sounds. A true gentleman
Toujours de très belles vidéos sur votre chaîne, une très bonne continuation musicale 🎹 Theret Jean-Luc
This level of knowledge and enthusiasm is infectious, thank you for sharing.
This was great. My favorite part was his response to your last question: adaptability, reinventing ad expressing yourself within the current context! So inspiring to me. Thanks to both of you!
I got the chills and tingles at chorus 3 filter sweep. Sounded so good.
You guys make an excellent team!! I love all the videos you have done together, 2 masters at their best! The only thing I will complain on is the phone camera, all those shots make me dizzy!!! Great content!!!! Thank you!!!
Anthony is the synth professor you always wished to know. Learned more from him in last 6 months than all previous years combined.
Two kind and sweet souls... you both are real gems. Thank you for making this for all of us.
This is so, soooo awesome!! The two of you together seem unstoppable! I love being able to learn so much from the both of you. Anthony Marineli's verbal descriptions of just what is going on have given me the confidence to start twiddling, LOL!
I really appreciate Anthony for sharing such a beautiful gift, not the synths, but his mind and his approach to sound design. This was a tremendously inspirational video to watch, like a synth nerd's heaven on steroids haha.. Big salute Dr. Mix!
Anthony is the Leonardo da Vinci of synths! Love the way he "paints" the sound! Love you both
Incredible synth-nerdery! Love this! ❤
first one...helle everybody....so glad to see another one with anthony...happy happy joy joy
I have four of the foogers and one CP251 and I patch them together with the newer Moog semi-modular gear all the time, really opens up all kinds of new sonic possibilities for all of the gear. I have a Matriarch, but I wish I had a Voyager XL with the expander also. I also use 3 of the EP3 expression pedals with this set up to control this some of this stuff hands free. Pretty cool custom stand for the set up in this video!
Blown away. Remarkable ability and creativity. He is the essence of adaptability. His plate is blank when he starts and poof it's full of color. That's dept of knowledge. Anthony is such a gentleman too. Wow what a trip you had Dr. Mix. I loved all the vids form this trip. Great channel
So cool to see two synth aficionados geeking out together. I feel right at home ;-)
Such a delightful encounter. This video belongs in my yb synths archive.
Great video. I'd love to see how Anthony has his speakers/PA setup in this room: how does he get a good read on non-mono FX as he moves around the room? There's a lot of talk about mono-to-stereo from vintage synths but I'm curious how you all are monitoring given the logistics of navigating around all of the outboard equipment. Thanks in advance.
Anthony has more understanding and control over his synths than anyone I've seen in the game. This guy is IT! Fantastic Vid, Claudio man!
That is so true, a synthesizor is a simple tone /OSC being modified with added pedals/modules which are essentially filters or effects units but patchable to each other.
Wel this statement is very oversimplified so I don’t agree.
What a great tour,it was amazing,thank you so much DR.MIX ❤
What a masterclass ! 💙
What a set up 😮🔥🙌🏻
Love the MoogerFoogers, being able to use CV patch points each makes them very flexible but are fantastic without using them. The MultiPedal give you even more options. Miss my Memorymoog, it needs to see a Rob 🙂
Thanks for the tour
This is where music is at; for me. It’s here.🧑🎨♾️🎹🎤🎸
Thank you so much for sharing this it has been such a great pleasure watching you both having so much fun and excitement and learning new things about music synthesis, keep on doing it , Antony in LA and Claudio in UK , share some joint steaming events with us 🙂
It's a pleasure to watch, 50% for the music, and 50% because you two are just great people.
I have a lot of synths dont know what i am doing but by doing it i get awesome sounds
Great moment of art, passion, sincerity and friendship ! There is special magic in this video
Modulating the filter with noise was a great tip! (on the part at the end for the kick drum synthesis) Really sounded like a real beaten up kick drum with that applied. :) I've never gotten this deep into semi-modular, but stuff like this makes me believe again that it can be worth it.
As a beginner Anthony Marinelli is an amazing teacher and the way he describes things make a lot of sense.
My woooows! that place of Anthony is an overdose of my addiction.synths and keyboards.enjoyed and stay enjoy watching
That was really interesting, informative and invigorating to watch and learn! Amazing!
This is surreal and outstanding ❤ Thanks to all involved, God Bless!!! This is so exciting
one of your absolute best videos ever, such an informative and mind opening expierience
Anthony's playfulness is so addictive. Couple that with DM's enthusiasm, its a heady mix.
Fantastic video, guys!
Love this. One thing to try is to run a straight signal into one channel and then a vibrato signal into another. The result with this "wet/dry" is a massive chorus effect, since chorus is just vibrato mixed with a dry signal.
So simple and elegant set of one of the best electronic instruments. Pure joy.
It’s so beautiful looking at both of you exploring the Synthaxe and giving us the gift of your combined knowledge and experience with synth programming,sounds and textures…it must be wonderful to be able to wake up each morning knowing you can access these wonderful Synthesisers and sharing your passion keep up the wonderful work
Anthony is so awesome. I love listening to him and watching him explain programming.
This was such a blast and a magical sharing of these beautiful instruments. Thank you both so much!
Theres nothing better in life when you can share your passion and what you love with another person who also has the same intrest
Luv the Vangelis Bladerunner stuff you play at 27:00.
👌good ear.
love Anthony Marinelli - I have the behringher 2600 and he has helped me learn so much.
Hiya Doctor! I was truly inspired by this video, I had to stop it a couple of times while I went to my synths to play! I wanted to mention something that you might want to cover, something I might actually cover - and that is running external synths through the external input on the Fantom 6/7/8. When you guys were playing with the rack of old Roland effects, I started thinking and wondered what I could come up with if I took my Moog Mother 32 into the Fantom and used the MFX section for audio in - and low and behold, there is a Roland SBF-325 Phaser effect on the Fantom! I started playing more and found there's a huge amount of combinations of FX you can do with an external instrument going into the Fantom - basically using the Fantom as a multi-FX unit for another keyboard! My Moog M32 is also part of the Moog Sound Studio, with DFAM and Subharmonicon. I ran them all into a Strymon Big Sky pedal, and then into the Fantom. Amazing. Breathtaking. The amount of control on the Fantom FX sections is so precise and so great, it leads to amazing creative possibilities.
I just wanted to share, since what you and Anthony were doing was really cool with the FX rack and later with the Moogerfooger pedals. And I know you love the Fantom too - so you have to try this. Sooo much fun and great sound. And, best part is that you can save the FX you've built on the Fantom and pull them up and use them with any external synth! And to think, it was you and Anthony that brought this about... 💙🎹
@BillVincent Thanks for the great tip, Bill! Running the Moog Mother 32 through the Fantom's external input for FX is a cool idea. Will definitely give it a try. Keep rocking those synths! 🎹👍 #SynthExperimentation
Absolutely stunning. Thanks guys. That Elka, and excuse me, a whole rig for one synth, is amazing. I’m guessing Patrick Cowley had one of those. Some familiar sounds. Love watching you guys together. Such massive energy and enthusiasm. Thank you so much 🙏
Beautiful synths wonderful sounds enjoy bless you both. Loved the vlog.❤
I have been immersed in your content since my vacation. Love your channel and Anthony's. Both your passion for synths is infectious and sincere. I'm learning a lot about synths, Fender Rhodes pianos, classic studio effects, etc. Great stuff and keep up the good work both of you.
Hey nice video doctor mix ! I also have a sick vintage roland rack i do videos on! That Sbf-325 with some analog delay is classic! Love mine.
Great tour de force. Super inspiring use of pedals & fx all around. Superb 'make your kick drum tutorial' on the 2600. Fantastic content for my sunday afternoon
So fun listening to you both talk and play!
Wow!! what a studio!
I love Marinelli child curiosity & creativity
great tour, info, and audio demos - it was a pleasure to watch, listen, and learn from you guys - so cool, thanks 🙂 ❤
TWO GREAT CHANNELS TOGETHER IN ONE VIDEO!!
I could listen to Anthony talk about and guide soundwaves through space and time all day. Incredible collab, you really asked the right questions 😊much love from Sweden
Wow another fine broadcast of u two. I love that passion in all of your vids. Keep on performing Claudio and Anthony!
Really love both you guys, especially together!
Love this collaboration - using an oral tradition and example is priceless as Anthony's knowledge, experience and mastery should continue to thrive. ❤Claudio is the perfect individual, or receiving memetician, if you will.
Thanks for the video!! Own 10 Moogerfoogers and have it set up very similar. 2 Matriarchs, Sub37 and Moog Phatty Stage II with CV out, and they are stacked next to the Foogers. Becomes a huge Moog modular. The Clusterflux between the mixer and the filters on the Matriarch is amazing, and the drive pushes the filters to new places.
This COULD BE The Greatest episode of Doctor Mix yet.
Wonderful. Such a great series of films.
Claudio is flashd and I am shure Anthony is verry happy to show his brilliant ideas to make great sounds! Anthony knows allways what he do and knows all about his babys. I love your great work .
The sound you created is like a sound who was like Patrick Moraz I heard on Future Memories Live On TV, 1979. I am shure, Claudio is verry pleased to have so a great teacher and a great open human SUPERSTAR in Sythesis and music!!!
This place is a music mad scientist laboratory!!! And it's so nice!!!
Hugs from Brazil@@@
Holy crap just give me YEARS of this!!!!!!!
A pair of awesome boys,guys.Cheers ! From Córdoba City,Argentine Republic
You guys made great sounds out of these instruments, thank you for soothing my ears.
Dr Mix & a Synthesizer sensei. Genius video. Thank you both!
Wow Martinelly es un genio, jamas imagine cuantos accesorios se pueden agregar a un sintetizador. Las posibilidades creativas son ilimitadas. Fascinante el nivel de conocimiento del Sr. Martinelly me quito el sombrero.
Mr. Marinelli can really help anybody understand synths. So amazing he is!
Please another Part 2!.❤️🙏🏻
Just wonderful!! 😻
What a fabulous video. Love this
The Mooger Fooger stuff was brilliant. Anthony is the best synthesizer teacher ever! Such a genius!
Thanks guys, that was great!
Thanks guys that was great.
Bravo ! 🙂 Another great video, with some great moments! Merci à vous deux! 🙂
I currently own over 50 Synths.. This synthesizer, so brilliant ❤
That OBERHIEM IS SWEEEET!!! I LEARNED A little more today. A manual just doesn't work well with my mind. My first new synth was an OB- something similar to a dx7. It drove me to craziness with programming presetsand creating quite cool new voices. I came up with a spitting image of van halen JUMP keyboard sound playing around with parameters. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Damn really crazy stuff. The Moogerfooger setup is unreal
One of the best hours I've spent watching on youtube, wow!
The filters on the Elka are breathtaking.