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I meant paid you for this!!

Thank you very much Claudio!

The CS’s multimode filter is one of the best filters I’ve come across for making percussive sounds. Thanks!

@@janedman it’s a sysex file which will play in any DAW on a MIDI track, or you can send it to your NL4 using Sysex Librarion on Mac or MidiOX on PC. I’ll reach out to you by email.

I added the NL4 bundle as well. You can download it with the same link. This file can be loaded into the Nord Sound Manager.

@@rimela thanks very much it sounds gret:-)

@@janedman Perfect! Thanks and have fun with the patches!

@@edenhunter9904 Thank you Eden!

@@edenhunter9904 Thank you!

@@helpmeiaminhell I’ll take em 😄

@@rimela LOL if you are serious I'll do $950 shipped for both. MS-5 was bought new and the Monopoly was bought used but it near mint if not mint.

⁠​⁠@@helpmeiaminhellI strongly encourage you to just keep em. I think Behringer did a good job, especially on the MS-5. If you’re new to analogue synthesis, then these two are really a great start for learning to make sounds as well as keep you happy for a lifetime programming and exploring sounds. I don’t know about the Behringers but the originals had manuals, which you can find online by the way, that have sound example sheets and explanation of synthesizer basics. These will get you started.

@@DMTCYMATICSDreamMusicTemple Thanks!

@@zilchnilton Thank you Zilch!

@@jairkerker2821 Hi Jair, let me try to explain my way of working: the main rule is to not get anything in each other’s way. This starts already with playing, programming and tweaking the sounds while recording each individual track. After recording all tracks I filter out the low end on all tracks except bass and kick drum using EQ. Compression, panning and volume are used to get all tracks in the right balance. I usually use one Hall Reverb, one Delay and one Room reverb via Send/Return. I expand all 3 FX pushing them to both L and R, this creates room for the fx while also broadening the stereo image of the mix. On the master bus I use multiband compression.

@@rimela Grateful for your extensive reply, thanks! Do you have favorite reverbs and multiband compressors, and are the ones you're using physical outboard devices or plugins? I admire your compositions and obviously love your choice of instruments and the way you overcome the handicaps of using one model to play all the parts (especially with the mono's) and the choice for the triptych format works great for movement. But your mixes are something else; a field I have so much to learn about. So fresh! I often like to treat reverbs like they are instruments in between the notes, a part of the composition really. Do you mix by ear or are you using a more scientific approach? Circumstances finally allow me to set up a synth/drum machine based studio as we speak, and I love talking shop and learning from other enthousiasts. If you do too and you can spare the time, maybe we can meet up one day; I'd very much appreciate that.

​@@rimelaGreat, thanks! I wrote the address down, so if you want to you can delete your reply.

@@jairkerker2821 okey thanks

@@jairkerker2821 To come back to your questions: for the TH-cam demo’s I only use the standard effects that come with Ableton Live. I do have an arsenal of vintage effect units though: I especially like the Yamaha REV5 and the Korg SDD-2000. I do all my mixing in Ableton, and yes, I mix by ear. Please feel free to drop me an e-mail.

Thanks Tibby, what you need is a MIDI to CV/trigger converter. The option I suggest (also the cheapest I believe) is a Korg SQ-1. The SQ-1 is connected to your DAW by USB. Connect CV out A to VCO CV IN and GATE to TRIGGER IN on your Korg MS. The SQ-1 is a great little analogue sequencer as well.

⁠Thanks for the Quick response. We have a really old one, would it work with those too?

@@tibbyk5888 Sure! The SQ-1 will work with both old and new MS versions. I only have late 70’s MS10 and 20’s.

@@tibbyk5888 With the SQ-1 you will need two mono 3,5mm to 6,3mm jack cables

@@rimelaI see. I'm Kind of a DAW guy, but I really would love to take the MS10 in somehow. Tweaking while playing is not easy 😀 This could be a good solution. I have to learn patching too. Thanks!!!

@@celticviolaandfiddle Thank you!

@@Bata9999 Thanks!

@@oswinkerkhof1235 Thanks Oswin!

@@JulianGaming007 Thank you Julian!

Thanks Matt

Thanks! I used the dotcom Q174 midi -> cv/gate module. Midi sequencing in Ableton Live. In the second half I used the Q960 sequencer. All audio recording in Ableton.

@@kohlemainen Thanks!

Thank you! The Vanishing, interesting. I looked it up and remember reading the book. Do you mean the 1988 movie or a later version?

@@rimela Spoorloos (1988) of course.

@@thejollyjoker187 Ah great, the music was composed by Henny Vrienten. Now that is a big compliment. Thanks man.

I looked for the soundtrack, but it turns out it was never released and is nowhere to be found, it seemed to be ‘vanished’. But, recently there was a podcast on this: it is found and the original DAT master tape is being digitized. It is still not released yet, but in that podcast you hear a piece of it: it is just phenomenal.

on.soundcloud.com/Jtvih2VMW3djtkbj9 It’s in the last 5 minutes. Enjoy!

Ha Markus, thanks!

@@MarkusGeheim Thank you Markus!

Thanks! The sound is straight from the AX adding a little bit compression (direct on bass channel and multiband on the mix). My patches are available for free (see download link). Can add Stems if you like.

@@AnalogFlava Thanks! At one point I also had both the Nord 1 and 2. Both are great but I preferred the 2, I guess for the reasons you mentioned. Also had a 3, which has a fantastic interface. Currently I’m working on the NL4, so stay tuned.

@@AllenMichael Thanks Allen!

@@mackadresse6095 Thanks Mack. The MS10 is actually my favorite of the MS range of synths.

@@mackadresse6095 Thanks! I suppose this comment was meant for my P61 video? The P61 is simple, has an awful interface, and has a unique sound which I really like.

Thank you so much!

@@edgardvera3132 Thank you so much Edgard!

Thanks!

Thank you! I certainly plan to.

Thanks! Yes I programmed all sounds.

Also… subscribed. 🤘🏻

@@peterkadarmusic9728 Thank you Peter!

@@moroderhead Thank you!

@@LFOVCF Thank you!

Loving all authentic music here. One could say classic, vintage yes, but indeed modern and forward looking. Dig it very much, right up my alley! Sub.

Thanks Barth! By the way, I believe I bought your VC-10 about 8 years ago. Small world. Still have it.

Thank you JJ

Thanks!

@@rimela 🙂

Thanks Simon!

You could still find them. But not nr. 69 that’s mine 😆