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Good to hear! I'll add it to my to-do list -- thanks!

Thank you! Often with my S-1, that is my goal -- to maximize what I can do with just a single patch/sequence. Thanks for listening!

Sorry you didn't like it that much! I do feel like I could have done more to break up the pattern, or made some changes faster, so it wouldn't have repeat so many times. Thanks for your input & listening!

Thanks for listening to it! I'll try to put together a tutorial soon

Thanks! I'll put something together

Thanks for watching! Glad you find them helpful! I'll be putting out more tutorials soon!

Thank you!

@@markyounq replicated and saved on my S-1, Thank you.

Thank you! Let me know if you have any requests!

Interesting! Phillip Glass is one of my biggest inspirations so I'll take that as a huge compliment!

Thanks for watching!

Thanks for listening!

It really is! Thank you for watching!

Thank you! That means a lot to me

Thank you very much!

Are you saying it's "not correct" that this is a Rhodes piano-esque patch inspired by everything in its right place? Or are you saying it's "not correct" to use a Roland S-1 at all? 🤔

You're a loser. That's correct.you have no friends. Also correct

So glad to hear that!

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks so much for watching

Thanks for watching! I'm glad you learned something from it!

@@markyounq something else I (re)learned is that after making changes to a pattern (which includes any changes to the sound), you have to WRITE them to memory (SHIFT+16), or they will be lost, just like my EIIRP pattern. 😞

You're making me realize in all of my tutorials I never explicitly say to save anything! Maybe that's just my trick to make people rewatch the video...😂

I think so. I actually went through a lot of different attempts at the sound but thought this replicated the feeling the most. But that's why I didn't make this a full tutorial about the song, more just the sound I created. Hope you enjoyed!

Simple patch too, sound comes from the snappy envelope.

Thank you for watching! The S-1 is a lot of fun for something that can fit in a pocket

Thank you for watching!

The S-1 reverb is so good! Thanks for watching

Thank you very much!

Thank you! Glad you liked it

Thank you very much! Hope it was helpful

Thank you! I've got a few video ideas for sound design...maybe rolling them into one more in depth video would be smart! Thanks for watching!

@@markyounqyeahhh that would be awesome. Or maybe a workshop? 😊

@@markyounq i have a t-8 and s-1 and recently did some templates in google sheets for saving the settings, if you plan on doing more of these videos hit me up i want to work them out and use them more. sort of a copy of the steps and knobs with values to save etc.

@@alebenages745 I would love to do a workshop, but I need to get back on a semi-regular posting schedule before I even consider it...

@@shiggy_447 I'm planning on doing more in the near future. I'd be curious to see what you have going on in Google Sheets -- I don't have the T-8 but that seems like an awesome combo

Glad you managed to fix it! Thank you for watching

Thanks for listening!

Thanks! I'm glad it was helpful for you!

Thank you for listening!

It is the Otterbox 20k mAh

Thank you!

Thanks for watching! I'm very glad to help

Thanks so much! I hope it was helpful

I just use headphones a lot of the time. Mine are Bose QC35 IIs

I love this thing! Hoping to get more videos out on it in the near future

The S-1 is ticking all of the boxes...

Thank you for watching! Two S-1s is an interesting setup - are you using two for extra voices or do you patch them differently? You could create some interesting duophonic patches in unison mode which would probably sound really big.

@@markyounq I have tried many experiments. Detuning one in relationship to the other and tweaking them to a variation, like more res or the envelope filter dialed differently, creating a rich texture, and then running every through an Eventide Space Reverb in Shimmer Mode with pitch decay and harmonic fifth spacing. Another experiment is to have the bpm at 40 and the other at 80 bpm (or 60 bpm and 120 bpm). It has an effect similar to playing notes one octave apart, and then doing the Space Reverb.

I recently got a J-6 and am mixing it into one of the S-1s and the combination is creating very good compositions. The J-6 chord progressions actually use some of the effects of the S-1 and this allows the chords to blend with the S-1 sequence very well.

@@Raku777 seems like you're making some awesome sounds! Love to hear it

@@markyounq I should have three of them uploaded to TH-cam on my channel in about 4 days. Blessings.

Thank you very much! Looking forward to checking out some of your jams!

@@markyounq sure! I have uploaded some recently. This one with the S-1: th-cam.com/video/5gJmuGjpyyg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=PFRKBcsQg4ENcr2j

Not a stupid question! In this instance, I'm just running my S-1 into my Zoom F1 and recording straight there. If I wanted to use the Zoom as an audio interface, I would just plug it into my computer using a MicroUSB cable and then you can stream audio from S-1 -> Zoom -> PC

Thank you! Glad you liked it