I've had friends attempt to get me interested in music, specifically synthesizers, for over a decade, but to no avail. I've watched a dozen of your videos over the past two days and now I have ordered loads of equipment. Thank you and I can't wait to begin exploring!
Really great tutorial! I especially like how detailed the selection of effects on the Zoom was. And how you really explained how to play the Korg. I am going to try this myself and this could be a start for an own song. I really appreciate it!
amazing! Did you know if is possible to play not 12 divisions chromatic on Korg Duo? I’m looking for a small synth that can I play like a violin (without the 12 steps division in the octaves). My idea is use a tuner to find the position of my microtonal scale notes (I have a list of the notes in hz). Maybe I can use the tune nob (make it bigger for fine control) ? thank you so much! Amazing budget friendly music content!
There's a button behind the monotron duo that allows to switch the behaviour of the ribbon keyboard changing the scale from chromatic, minor, major or off
Molto interessante come sempre grazie mille! Davvero una combo super divertente! MS70 e Monotron Delay tra l'altro sono stati i miei primi acquisti entrato nel mondo dei synth Un tutorial su questo pedale sarebbe favoloso! A prestissimo 👍
@@ElectroMagnetic_AmbientMusic Wow sarebbe perfetto! Adoro quel pedale ma non ho mai capito a pieno come funzioni soprattutto l'organizzazione e eventuale reset della chain Grazie per l'interessantissimo canale!
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Trust me you have inspire me alot
I've had friends attempt to get me interested in music, specifically synthesizers, for over a decade, but to no avail. I've watched a dozen of your videos over the past two days and now I have ordered loads of equipment. Thank you and I can't wait to begin exploring!
This is wonderful my friend, congratulations! It's really great to inspire other fellow musicians, thank you.
Отличный звук, спасибо) чем больше смотрю видео с этими девайсами, тем больше хочу их себе)
Thank you, I'm glad to inspire you :)
Really great tutorial! I especially like how detailed the selection of effects on the Zoom was. And how you really explained how to play the Korg. I am going to try this myself and this could be a start for an own song. I really appreciate it!
I glad you appreciate! I'm sure your song will come out great. Cheers!
Great tutorial. I had Monotron Delay, wore it out. This Duo is impressive.
Nice, I'll try these patches with the Monotrol Delay.
Have fun!
Amazing!!
amazing! Did you know if is possible to play not 12 divisions chromatic on Korg Duo? I’m looking for a small synth that can I play like a violin (without the 12 steps division in the octaves). My idea is use a tuner to find the position of my microtonal scale notes (I have a list of the notes in hz). Maybe I can use the tune nob (make it bigger for fine control) ? thank you so much! Amazing budget friendly music content!
There's a button behind the monotron duo that allows to switch the behaviour of the ribbon keyboard changing the scale from chromatic, minor, major or off
@@ElectroMagnetic_AmbientMusic It’s perfect! thank you for the response and the inspiring content!
you should try the jt 4000 with the zoom cdr
Definitely. I use it often in combo with all my other synths
Molto interessante come sempre grazie mille!
Davvero una combo super divertente! MS70 e Monotron Delay tra l'altro sono stati i miei primi acquisti entrato nel mondo dei synth
Un tutorial su questo pedale sarebbe favoloso!
A prestissimo 👍
Grazie! Non ci avevo pensato ma potrei anche fare un video specifico sullo zoom con alcune patch per ambient e sperimentale
@@ElectroMagnetic_AmbientMusic Wow sarebbe perfetto!
Adoro quel pedale ma non ho mai capito a pieno come funzioni soprattutto l'organizzazione e eventuale reset della chain
Grazie per l'interessantissimo canale!
Ok lo metto nella lista delle possibilità da sviluppare, grazie per l'idea
Sounds like Carpenter’s The Thing
Well, seems like something good then!