No script No fancy background The lesson. Just the lesson. I have been teaching for 21 years in university. I can recognize a great pédagogue (as we say in french) You’re a true teller of the story of your passion. Thank you for that.
By far the best video I’ve seen on the deluge, as a newcomer to synthesis I can safely say I’ve learnt more watching this video than anything else to date, keep up the good work!
These videos are fantastic. My Deluge is on its way and so watching these is putting me in a great position to be up and running as soon as I get it. Thank you.
Thank you for this excellent instructional video of the Synthstrom Deluge synthesis engine and how to create and edit synth patches! Awesome job! So spot on
Thank you for making this. I learned so much about sound design on the Deluge in such a short amount of time. You've got a really great teaching style.
Many thanks for this *great* tutorial ! It was a comfortable experience and your kind way to demostrate things makes an huge difference. Please add more, and I'm really looking forward to the next level, when the deluge will have wavetable, which will be in the next release - as far as I know from the deluge forum. All the best, Sergio
The deluge being my very first keyboard, electronic instrument, synth, etc, this video is by far the most useful around, as it mixes some generic explanations with how to apply them to the deluge. Big thumbs up.
Excellent! Even if you think you know most of this stuff, it is enlightening to go through all this again from scratch. Very well explained. Thanks so much!
Mr. Wiggly I love you! Keep 'em coming please. I own the Deluge (not the Deloooge as others call it ) but your general synthesis explanations are first class and as we can see you have an extensive collection and experience to share. After the last video I have been sampling my Sequential SixTrak into the Deluge so now I can include my beautiful 35 year old synth in my live set. The Deluge syncs with a Minibrute2 and a 3U modular rack and gives me 'infinite' voices including drums. Just wish it had more audio outs :-)
Last week I worked through two patches, a tb303 bass and an envelope filtered string synth (both by TH-cam channel Rezzonator). Put them into some sessions, made this week's set for streaming on radiomothership and feel inspired at having two new synths. All in the Deluge.
@@Mr.Wiggly I was at a crisis point, not wanting to do four on the floor 127bpm ambient techno, or 90bpm chillout sounds and the tb303 is so rhythmic I've found some lovely grooves at 117bpm. It never stops.
I just got my Deluge and your video helping me a lot understanding the synths inside! I’m very appreciate your work here. You explained everything understandable for me. 👍 The Deluge is an amazing little piece of gear! I really would like to see more Deluge videos from you! Thanks a lot, keep up your great work! 😊 Many greetings from Germany!
I have seen a lot of demos/tutorials of all kinds, but this is one of the best I ever seen. All explained relaxed and easy to follow. What a great performance. Really hope to see more.
Really appreciated this. Slow and real focused. Learned a lot. Mine is coming next Thursday if everything works out with DHL and all that. Keep em coming. Maybe a live stream some day so we can ask stuff?
Thank you so much - best video I've seen so far and actually easy to follow - I've had this unit sitting around for a few weeks now & you are finally helping me unlock some of its amazing potential..
Going through this great video again, thanks a thousand times for that! One tiny question here: at 39:24 you mention recording only the effects on a separate track. Maybe I don't understand very well but how would you go about it? Thanks a lot!
Thanks Tristan! I'm about to embark on an updated set of Deluge videos, because this one is now quite out of date with all of the new software updates since then. I think I managed to turn down the source sound and keep up the effects somehow - can't quite remember now and didn't;t show it on the video. I'll make sure I'll include it in the new vid!
wow, didn't realize how modular it is! Loved the sidechain demonstration, it's really like a daw, I love the routing. This thing is brilliant. EDIT: oh my, it has midi learn for controllers... :__D so good...
Many thanks for this video. I learned a lot of new important things for my Deluge. I hope you will make similar long tutorial video about arranger mode of our wonder machine. Regards from Hungary!
Amazing video series you've got here man, thank you! As someone very new to synths I'm picking up loads from these (even though I don't have a Deluge... yet?!) :) liked, saved and subbed!
Thanks for the vid! I would love to see someone try to overload the CPU for reference sake. Also a look at stereo sampling into the device with a synth and how you can create interesting ideas. Cheers!
Jonnybass I could not agree more. Too often the basic description of functions is left off in order to make the vid sexy. But you lose anybody that has less experience. I'll be watching all the vids on the Deluge. Thanks Wiggly!
Poly unison - wow, I bet you can make some really lush slow attack ambient pad sounds :). So if I have it right, you can have different instances of the efx accept the reverb? For example, I could have a deep fast delay on one track and a shallow slow delay on another by adjusting the rate and depth? Or is that rate and decay adjustments only? But reverb is just the send amount correct? Thanks 🙏
Wow! That saturation is awesome! One could do some really make some nice disintegration lofi ambient sounds with some added reverb, filter and very slow and low intensity pitch lfo to give it some subtle drifty wobble.
Very clear explanation of the synth overview. ta++ More on fm & ring mod please! (copying my midi dub riddim collection from circuit to new deluge this weekend!)
@@Mr.Wiggly Deluge stuck in customs!... Would love Deluge bass synth tutorial on creating the unlawful offspring of Robbie Shakespeare and Lemmy (Hawkwind era)! lol
Mr Wiggly.. it arrived.. my first tune after 5h.. th-cam.com/video/cuGN3CxtB6c/w-d-xo.html. so much distortion everywhere. would love a video in basic of being an ‘audio engineer’ when using the deluge.. more-thanks again..
Man I wasn't totally convinced by the deluge before I watch these videos you made. I may buy one very soon and yes please it would be a peasure if you do some others deep dive into this beast, I'm also interested about the drum section. My first plan was Elektron Rytm+Virus+sequencer for the virus but that's a very expensive set up, so the Deluge migth be a good alternative. The most Important to me is the cost/pleasure ratio.
Thanks for this video sir, I was about to sell my deluge. You just made me change my mind. I was very disappointed with the synth engine, but I didn't dig it enough.
I need a little spotlight over the Deluge to be able to read the labels, my kit is in a dark corner so the pads are bright compared... over to Amazon... it never stops.
Well here's a video that confirms my bank account is the loser in life again lol.... Thanks mate awesome tutorial and great for knowing how this compares to my digitone and summit.
No script
No fancy background
The lesson. Just the lesson.
I have been teaching for 21 years in university. I can recognize a great pédagogue (as we say in french)
You’re a true teller of the story of your passion.
Thank you for that.
Thank you
By far the best video I’ve seen on the deluge, as a newcomer to synthesis I can safely say I’ve learnt more watching this video than anything else to date, keep up the good work!
These videos are fantastic. My Deluge is on its way and so watching these is putting me in a great position to be up and running as soon as I get it. Thank you.
Excellent teachings! My journey into creating synth patches on the Deluge began here.
Thank you for this excellent instructional video of the Synthstrom Deluge synthesis engine and how to create and edit synth patches! Awesome job! So spot on
Dude, if you did Deluge workshops in the UK, I'd fly in from the Czech Republic just to attend them. Great work!
I would also!
Thank you for making this. I learned so much about sound design on the Deluge in such a short amount of time. You've got a really great teaching style.
Outstanding. Got my Deluge yesterday, still in button-overload shock. Your videos are really helping. Thanks.
Great explanation of the basic synth concepts. Great to see how accessible these things are on the deluge
Really appreciate it - thanks
MrWiggly it's great when someone who is a musician knows how to use a synth in this way. I am getting close to making my choice. Liked and subscribed.
Great tutorial here! Really clear in the explanation and at the same time quite entertaining! Thank you!
Many thanks for this *great* tutorial ! It was a comfortable experience and your kind way to demostrate things makes an huge difference. Please add more, and I'm really looking forward to the next level, when the deluge will have wavetable, which will be in the next release - as far as I know from the deluge forum.
All the best,
Sergio
Hi, Iam going to watch you and learn from you. So easy to understand you and excellent at describing things. Thank you so much.
I don't even own a Deluge, but the explanations are so good I kept watching the video. Really informative material! Thanks
This video is incredible! Thank you 🙏
15:29 blew my mind! What a fat sound! Great tutorial. I'm soon getting my deluge and this will help me get up to speed real quick, thanks!
The deluge being my very first keyboard, electronic instrument, synth, etc, this video is by far the most useful around, as it mixes some generic explanations with how to apply them to the deluge. Big thumbs up.
Excellent! Even if you think you know most of this stuff, it is enlightening to go through all this again from scratch. Very well explained. Thanks so much!
Mr. Wiggly I love you! Keep 'em coming please. I own the Deluge (not the Deloooge as others call it ) but your general synthesis explanations are first class and as we can see you have an extensive collection and experience to share. After the last video I have been sampling my Sequential SixTrak into the Deluge so now I can include my beautiful 35 year old synth in my live set. The Deluge syncs with a Minibrute2 and a 3U modular rack and gives me 'infinite' voices including drums. Just wish it had more audio outs :-)
This is exactly the video i was looking for! Thanks
Thanks! Still relevant after so long 😂
Last week I worked through two patches, a tb303 bass and an envelope filtered string synth (both by TH-cam channel Rezzonator). Put them into some sessions, made this week's set for streaming on radiomothership and feel inspired at having two new synths. All in the Deluge.
@@Mr.Wiggly I was at a crisis point, not wanting to do four on the floor 127bpm ambient techno, or 90bpm chillout sounds and the tb303 is so rhythmic I've found some lovely grooves at 117bpm. It never stops.
I just got my Deluge and your video helping me a lot understanding the synths inside!
I’m very appreciate your work here. You explained everything understandable for me. 👍
The Deluge is an amazing little piece of gear!
I really would like to see more Deluge videos from you! Thanks a lot, keep up your great work! 😊
Many greetings from Germany!
I have seen a lot of demos/tutorials of all kinds, but this is one of the best I ever seen. All explained relaxed and easy to follow. What a great performance. Really hope to see more.
Really appreciated this. Slow and real focused. Learned a lot. Mine is coming next Thursday if everything works out with DHL and all that. Keep em coming. Maybe a live stream some day so we can ask stuff?
Gonna order my deluge this weekend. Thank you for such a wonderful presentation.
So this was outstanding! Thank you. I just ordered a deluge and am new to synth creating. Your video will help me get up to speed. You rock. Thanks
Really good tutorial. I have a Deluge coming this week and this got me much more excited.
yes please make a video on subtractive synthesis that would be amazing!
Thank you so much - best video I've seen so far and actually easy to follow - I've had this unit sitting around for a few weeks now & you are finally helping me unlock some of its amazing potential..
Welcome back! Really interesting thanks for this. Love to see an in depth on arranger mode.
Great, hope to see more from you soon. Rob
Thank you so much for making this video! Very informative and well done. Very interested in any of the in-depth deluge videos you mentioned!
Going through this great video again, thanks a thousand times for that!
One tiny question here: at 39:24 you mention recording only the effects on a separate track. Maybe I don't understand very well but how would you go about it?
Thanks a lot!
Thanks Tristan! I'm about to embark on an updated set of Deluge videos, because this one is now quite out of date with all of the new software updates since then. I think I managed to turn down the source sound and keep up the effects somehow - can't quite remember now and didn't;t show it on the video. I'll make sure I'll include it in the new vid!
@@Mr.Wiggly You're the best! Yes the Deluge has changed, but for sound design your video is pretty much up to date! Thanks a lot!
Thanks so much, very informative and you've a great way over explaining it just enough detail to get stuck in. Cheers!
wow, didn't realize how modular it is! Loved the sidechain demonstration, it's really like a daw, I love the routing. This thing is brilliant. EDIT: oh my, it has midi learn for controllers... :__D so good...
Many thanks for this video. I learned a lot of new important things for my Deluge. I hope you will make similar long tutorial video about arranger mode of our wonder machine. Regards from Hungary!
hi there, hope you're doing good, BIG THX for the content!!
Keep the videos about deluge coming, just got mine!
Great work, really good videos. I have just ordered a deluge, looking forward to using it with my modular setup. Thanks!
great video- please more, teacher!
Thanks so much for doing this! You explained everything so well
Oo @16:04 wow, was not expecting such a full, rich, and warm tone!
Amazing video series you've got here man, thank you! As someone very new to synths I'm picking up loads from these (even though I don't have a Deluge... yet?!) :) liked, saved and subbed!
Really helpful (I just received my unit, and have found the Synthstrom videos a little limited) - thanks so much
Awesome. Thanks for posting.
And I thought the first video was great.. Absolute legend!
Thanks for the vid! I would love to see someone try to overload the CPU for reference sake.
Also a look at stereo sampling into the device with a synth and how you can create interesting ideas.
Cheers!
Great clear video, thanks for lifting the clouds a bit more!
Jonnybass I could not agree more. Too often the basic description of functions is left off in order to make the vid sexy. But you lose anybody that has less experience. I'll be watching all the vids on the Deluge. Thanks Wiggly!
amazing video! Thank you!
Poly unison - wow, I bet you can make some really lush slow attack ambient pad sounds :). So if I have it right, you can have different instances of the efx accept the reverb? For example, I could have a deep fast delay on one track and a shallow slow delay on another by adjusting the rate and depth? Or is that rate and decay adjustments only? But reverb is just the send amount correct? Thanks 🙏
Another great video, thanks!
Thank you, Sir, for this very helpful explanation.
More Deluge videos please!
Great vid, thanks - when you have crafted some great sounds, can you save them to use again in the future as a preset?
Wow! That saturation is awesome! One could do some really make some nice disintegration lofi ambient sounds with some added reverb, filter and very slow and low intensity pitch lfo to give it some subtle drifty wobble.
awesome thanks for these vids keep them coming!
I knew this thing was powerful but holy shit. You can basically do everything you do in a daw on the deluge
Great vid!
Keep them coming
Fantastic!
Great video in general, not just for deluge users.
Very clear explanation of the synth overview. ta++ More on fm & ring mod please! (copying my midi dub riddim collection from circuit to new deluge this weekend!)
@@Mr.Wiggly Deluge stuck in customs!... Would love Deluge bass synth tutorial on creating the unlawful offspring of Robbie Shakespeare and Lemmy (Hawkwind era)! lol
will probs go via Logic to transfer the riddims..
Mr Wiggly.. it arrived.. my first tune after 5h.. th-cam.com/video/cuGN3CxtB6c/w-d-xo.html. so much distortion everywhere. would love a video in basic of being an ‘audio engineer’ when using the deluge.. more-thanks again..
I enjoyed that. Apparently I needed a wee refresher course haha.
Great video, thx for ur help on the deluge and very well explain
This was super helpful, thank you!
I just subscribed. (:
well done, thx!
wouldn't mind another in depth sound-design walkthrough.
Man I wasn't totally convinced by the deluge before I watch these videos you made.
I may buy one very soon and yes please it would be a peasure if you do some others deep dive into this beast, I'm also interested about the drum section.
My first plan was Elektron Rytm+Virus+sequencer for the virus but that's a very expensive set up, so the Deluge migth be a good alternative. The most Important to me is the cost/pleasure ratio.
Thanks for the video, a possible in depth would be nice!
The Moroder earned you my like. Subscribed.
fantastic
Thanks for this video sir, I was about to sell my deluge. You just made me change my mind. I was very disappointed with the synth engine, but I didn't dig it enough.
I need a little spotlight over the Deluge to be able to read the labels, my kit is in a dark corner so the pads are bright compared... over to Amazon... it never stops.
Nick and Gaz have some catching up to do!
Thanks for this. Just getting into both your channel and my Deluge.
Off-topic: what is that headset mic (brand/model)? Sounds great.
This guy's material s solid.
More please sir
Subscribed! 😊
Well here's a video that confirms my bank account is the loser in life again lol.... Thanks mate awesome tutorial and great for knowing how this compares to my digitone and summit.
Thank you! Appreciate it. It’s quite out of date now in terms of new functions too - I’m aiming to do an updated series before the end of the year 👍
Thank you so much, you're like a living manual hahahaha!
Lol what happened to a video a week? It's been 6 months
@@Mr.Wiggly looking forward to it!