Thank you for sharing your knowledge . Its a great help to those who are a bit overwhelmed when they see the manual and panic a little at first . I'm hoping to get the Iridium soon so I'm watching this series because I know it will be of help . Thanks again , Kieron.
PLEASE KEEP THESE COMING! I own this machine and the learning curve is huge. i'm hoping there will be a detailed vid for each knob on here. Thanks in advance
The Quantum is no arranger keyboard like Tyros etc. It's virtual analog and the goal is not really to play natural instruments. But you can load samples like WAV files with sounds into the machine and use it as a sample player.
The MK2 is pretty much like the MK1. There are just very few differences like the polyphonic aftertouch, better display and larger memory. But the operating system (and thus the sound) are exactly the same. Consequently, all non-hardware features of MK2 will come to the MK1 as well ;)
The Quantum is not a workstation. It's still "just" a synthesizer. So creating song-patterns, providing realistic acoustic instruments and polyphony is NOT the goal of this machine. It's only focused just on complex synthesis. I think, judging by all of your questions, that a Korg Kronos is what you need :D
![[tutorial] Waldorf Quantum 3: Play and Perform](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Fbjfa8Eggt0/mqdefault.jpg)
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![[tutorial] Waldorf Quantum 10: Digital Former & Routing](/img/n.gif)
Dude, you were born to do tutorial videos. Excellent content and channel
Thank you for sharing your knowledge . Its a great help to those who are a bit overwhelmed when they see the manual and panic a little at first . I'm hoping to get the Iridium soon so I'm watching this series because I know it will be of help . Thanks again , Kieron.
PLEASE KEEP THESE COMING! I own this machine and the learning curve is huge. i'm hoping there will be a detailed vid for each knob on here. Thanks in advance
Thank you!! I want to know everything there is to know about this machine!
Thanx for sharing.
Meno male che sono arrivati dei tutorial! Era ora!
Very nice.
Please, I have a question about the sounds. Does it has sounds, for example, flute square organ? Thank you
The Quantum is no arranger keyboard like Tyros etc. It's virtual analog and the goal is not really to play natural instruments. But you can load samples like WAV files with sounds into the machine and use it as a sample player.
@@SynthesizerVideo Thank you very much and I appreciate you
Please i want a demo for waldorf quantum mk2 Thank you
The MK2 is pretty much like the MK1. There are just very few differences like the polyphonic aftertouch, better display and larger memory. But the operating system (and thus the sound) are exactly the same. Consequently, all non-hardware features of MK2 will come to the MK1 as well ;)
@@SynthesizerVideo thank you very much
does it provide a mixer, arranger, clip-launcher to assign the sounds to?
The Quantum is not a workstation. It's still "just" a synthesizer. So creating song-patterns, providing realistic acoustic instruments and polyphony is NOT the goal of this machine. It's only focused just on complex synthesis. I think, judging by all of your questions, that a Korg Kronos is what you need :D