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WOWZER, this took me back to yesteryears… I bought a complete original system 100 back in ~1978. Then built up a system 100M. Great job on the “can learn” theme.
25:16 "nice!" 25:29 "sic" . My sentiments exactly. I say that at least 100 times when i have hours to kill tinkering with my Roland System-100. Excellent instructional video. Thank You!!
Love this! I started on Reason too. On Ableton now due to my course but Reason will always be home. Will definitely be looking to get hold of the SYSTEM-100 vst, thanks for the great info as usual UEMS
man,just discovered your channel 1 week ago and Im so glad about it! You have great talent to explain everything so clearly, thanks for sharing your knowledge with us! I would love to see a video like that on Diva / Bazille or Hive, because nobody wraps it up so clearly like you do! much love from Germany bro!
Its true that if you know what you're doing, any analog style synth should be pretty easy. Its all OSC-Filter-ADSR pretty much. Sure, some models may add a little or subtract from this basic scheme.
Nice dude! "Let's learn a synth" this is a great series and theme you can really make your channel amazing. Next synth the classic Roland 303 🙌🙌🙌 future video.
Really nice video thanks Oscar - clearly a lot of work went into the prep for this tutorial. Future video suggestion: How to reverse engineer synth preset patches for Arturia Mini V or Diva.
Very cool video! I like that you did a drone session and that you went minimal for the track. There is a million videos on how to get that Drumcode, Afterlife or any top 100 beatport sound . Even if you might get less views, these sound exploration videos are far more interesting, for me at least. Thank you Oscar!
lovely video, I personally think your snare would sound much better one downbeat after it is programmed. Try it. I think is holding back the groove, which is complex.
A vcv rack series 🥰 specifically short let’s build a wacky FX or MFX rack to use as plugin… (building a user library over time) Side note: MiRack the iPad version does work as auv3 plugin and it’s amazing. If it’s not already in vcv rack I’d say it’ll be along soon. There are many long form vcv TH-cam streams; but not many short form or integrated DAW toolbox ideas I see you have a modular on your desk 😉 thanks for the video, I didn’t really know what droning was … I’ll be able to use it now as I have a couple synths with drone function.
i doubt vcv will have a plugin version anytime soon. or rather an official version. there was a third party plugin version that was told to shut down so he could do an official version and it’s been a long time and it’s still not there. mirack also has an auv2 version for daws that don’t support auv3 yet. also a standalone mac version. i find it runs faster as well.
Tnx for this, Oskar keep em coming! I see you often mention Diva. which is an amazing synth. I only know this thanks to so many cool presets, but I would like to see the master having a go at it and teach us what makes it so damn good. Cheers!
Diva is slept on in the modern beat production and hip-hop world, been finding some LUSH sounds through it. A little bit of a CPU hog, but that's okay. 👌
Could you do a video on how you mix your low end overall? My mixes are sounding so much better these days but my final gripe is that I am sacrificing more of the lower frequencies of my chords, melodies and vocals than I would like to in order to acquire a clean and powerful low end. I have a strong thumping and clean low end but a slightly tinny tonal balance on everything higher than my kick and bass - my cymbals/hats/percussion are ok.
This channel is so useful, already learned a lot of it! 🙏 Btw a good idea, related to this video: you could show how to make a real "controlled chaos" track, like Josh Wink's "Nuclei". I think that guy is a true master of maximizing the potential of analog sounds in almost every way possible. I really love these sudden, weird, almost unintentional things in his music. 🙏
Really good video! besides that , Do you have a tutorial bow to make breakbeat? I watched a lot of videos but the only thing they do is using preset loops, they don't make it.
Great video !! I even found things that will be of use for me ... since I'm lucky enough to have an original Roland S100 from the 70' :D ;-) Well, almost ... I have the two main modules (keyboard and expander) but don't have the sequencer, the "mixer" module with the effects and the 2 speakers :( which is a shame because, when complete that synthesizer have one of the greatest design I've ever seen :D Sooo 70ies And personally, it's one of my favorite hardware synths. It's easy and intuitive to master and give great analog sounds. Unfortunately, it's not that common on youtube so your video is a great addition :-) And I'm a bit like you : not a great keyboardist but I prefer to hear the sound and see the synth while tweaking it. That's why I prefer hardware analogs to software synths. For me, there's nothing like playing with buttons and faders while listening to the changes of the sounds :D Some suggestion for future videos : non modular synths : mini Moog D, Yamaha CS80 and Roland Jupiter 8 ; semi-modular synths : Korg MS20 and Arp 2600 ; modular synths : EMS Synthi A or AKS. Yes, only big classics from the analog period ;-) On a side note, I may have a explanation about the 2 envelopes being both called "VCF ADSR". As I said the original synth was made of 5 main modules : keyboard, expander, mixer, sequencer and speaker. All the sound design modules were distributed on the big keyboard and expander modules with, for example, the S&H and ring mod on the expander module in place of the keyboard. The two envelopes are simply called "envelope generator ADSR" and, I think, by default routed to the VCF ence the confusing names on the software. They probably simply reproduced the look from the old hardware synth. Cheers, Octopus, monophonic cephalopod ;-)
Is there a module available where I can add Oscar's videos, or live feed into the board? Maybe even a loop that randomly says "That's juicy." once in a while. I find it comforting. lol
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Hi Oscar. Thanks for another great video. Could you possibly make a walkthrough video-guide of the mighty Casio SA-46? Thanks in advance. 🙏
Any chance of a part 2 video? A more in depth exploration and patch creation would be very welcome. Really like this synth
Other synth to explore - ARP 2600. This beast is sooo big.
Yes plzzz 😀😀
The right hand envelope is now called VCA ADSR in a recent version of the plugin, so I actually believe in the typo hypothesis.
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WOWZER, this took me back to yesteryears… I bought a complete original system 100 back in ~1978. Then built up a system 100M. Great job on the “can learn” theme.
Ahhh so happy to hear it! 🤗
What a fantastic deep dive!!! When you linked the phaser to LFO-1 at 24:30 I got chills! That's the sauce for sure, thanks bud!
Haha thanks man! 😁🤘
25:16 "nice!" 25:29 "sic" . My sentiments exactly. I say that at least 100 times when i have hours to kill tinkering with my Roland System-100. Excellent instructional video. Thank You!!
He went full hippo-shits with those patches, that's for sure.
You're born to be a tutor ;) I remember reason 1.0 too!)
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I learn something every time I watch Oscar! Always well structured and informative. Great work!
Thanks Luke!
YMMD with "this (init sound)... could be reconsidered". Thanks for the explanatory video 🌻
All your vids are amazing. This is king. Jam packed with great workflow direction. Thank You.
I did not expect it to be so exciting and informative, thank you🤩
Massive x would be fun to learn. Thanks for another top notch video. Always look forward to them
NI garbage sound.
@@urbanman1516 ya probably is trash
Sylenth, Diva, Omnisphere, any Reaktor, maybe Massive, any of those I click like without question. Thanks for the good content!!
Love this! I started on Reason too. On Ableton now due to my course but Reason will always be home. Will definitely be looking to get hold of the SYSTEM-100 vst, thanks for the great info as usual UEMS
man,just discovered your channel 1 week ago and Im so glad about it! You have great talent to explain everything so clearly, thanks for sharing your knowledge with us! I would love to see a video like that on Diva / Bazille or Hive, because nobody wraps it up so clearly like you do!
much love from Germany bro!
Its true that if you know what you're doing, any analog style synth should be pretty easy. Its all OSC-Filter-ADSR pretty much. Sure, some models may add a little or subtract from this basic scheme.
Nice dude! "Let's learn a synth" this is a great series and theme you can really make your channel amazing. Next synth the classic Roland 303 🙌🙌🙌 future video.
Really nice video thanks Oscar - clearly a lot of work went into the prep for this tutorial. Future video suggestion: How to reverse engineer synth preset patches for Arturia Mini V or Diva.
Thank you for these tutorials! Keep it going!!
Very cool video! I like that you did a drone session and that you went minimal for the track. There is a million videos on how to get that Drumcode, Afterlife or any top 100 beatport sound . Even if you might get less views, these sound exploration videos are far more interesting, for me at least. Thank you Oscar!
Thanks Antoine 😌 really appreciate that!
very useful overview :) looking forward to the FM feature on this channel!
lovely video, I personally think your snare would sound much better one downbeat after it is programmed. Try it. I think is holding back the groove, which is complex.
With all this exploration, you're becoming the Indiana Jones of synths ;-) Thx for sharing your science with us sensei
thanks for explaining S&H function! I was just wondering what it does in the ARP Odyssey... so my question is - could you explore this synthesizer?
I'm still a Reason Propelled user 😆 R12+ baby! It's my main DAW of choice. I'm so good with it. Complex-1 👌
A vcv rack series 🥰 specifically short let’s build a wacky FX or MFX rack to use as plugin… (building a user library over time)
Side note: MiRack the iPad version does work as auv3 plugin and it’s amazing. If it’s not already in vcv rack I’d say it’ll be along soon.
There are many long form vcv TH-cam streams; but not many short form or integrated DAW toolbox ideas
I see you have a modular on your desk 😉 thanks for the video, I didn’t really know what droning was … I’ll be able to use it now as I have a couple synths with drone function.
i doubt vcv will have a plugin version anytime soon. or rather an official version. there was a third party plugin version that was told to shut down so he could do an official version and it’s been a long time and it’s still not there. mirack also has an auv2 version for daws that don’t support auv3 yet. also a standalone mac version. i find it runs faster as well.
I wish DAW's would build in pre routing for commonly used midi controllers. I always spend like 15 minutes setting up all of my controls for a synth.
Agreed - it's the reason I end up rarely using the MIDI controllers I have...
Tnx for this, Oskar keep em coming! I see you often mention Diva. which is an amazing synth. I only know this thanks to so many cool presets, but I would like to see the master having a go at it and teach us what makes it so damn good. Cheers!
Diva is slept on in the modern beat production and hip-hop world, been finding some LUSH sounds through it.
A little bit of a CPU hog, but that's okay. 👌
Great video ! Thank you so much it’s well explained 😗
Can you do the same with the Arp 2600 V by Arturia ?
That sound at 25:15... amazing. I'm off to reason to reproduce it :)
Could you do a video on how you mix your low end overall? My mixes are sounding so much better these days but my final gripe is that I am sacrificing more of the lower frequencies of my chords, melodies and vocals than I would like to in order to acquire a clean and powerful low end. I have a strong thumping and clean low end but a slightly tinny tonal balance on everything higher than my kick and bass - my cymbals/hats/percussion are ok.
Challenge: The default patch should be used in a house tune.
😅
Instant Aphex Twin in his Analogue Bubblebath era.
This channel is so useful, already learned a lot of it! 🙏
Btw a good idea, related to this video: you could show how to make a real "controlled chaos" track, like Josh Wink's "Nuclei". I think that guy is a true master of maximizing the potential of analog sounds in almost every way possible. I really love these sudden, weird, almost unintentional things in his music. 🙏
Fantastic, if you could do 1 for the subsequent 37 you make me happy since I ordered 1
I’d looove a modern synth tutorial. Something like Pigments!!
26:20 that is the sound that I would expect in an real insectoid alien laboratory 👏
My thoughts exactly 😂🐜
Really good video! besides that , Do you have a tutorial bow to make breakbeat? I watched a lot of videos but the only thing they do is using preset loops, they don't make it.
Very nice, thx.
“This…could be reconsidered” Hahhaha :D
I literally thought i saw Bill Burr on the intro thumbnail image. Then, I realized you are not him.
Great video !! I even found things that will be of use for me ... since I'm lucky enough to have an original Roland S100 from the 70' :D ;-) Well, almost ... I have the two main modules (keyboard and expander) but don't have the sequencer, the "mixer" module with the effects and the 2 speakers :( which is a shame because, when complete that synthesizer have one of the greatest design I've ever seen :D Sooo 70ies
And personally, it's one of my favorite hardware synths. It's easy and intuitive to master and give great analog sounds. Unfortunately, it's not that common on youtube so your video is a great addition :-) And I'm a bit like you : not a great keyboardist but I prefer to hear the sound and see the synth while tweaking it. That's why I prefer hardware analogs to software synths. For me, there's nothing like playing with buttons and faders while listening to the changes of the sounds :D
Some suggestion for future videos : non modular synths : mini Moog D, Yamaha CS80 and Roland Jupiter 8 ; semi-modular synths : Korg MS20 and Arp 2600 ; modular synths : EMS Synthi A or AKS. Yes, only big classics from the analog period ;-)
On a side note, I may have a explanation about the 2 envelopes being both called "VCF ADSR". As I said the original synth was made of 5 main modules : keyboard, expander, mixer, sequencer and speaker. All the sound design modules were distributed on the big keyboard and expander modules with, for example, the S&H and ring mod on the expander module in place of the keyboard. The two envelopes are simply called "envelope generator ADSR" and, I think, by default routed to the VCF ence the confusing names on the software. They probably simply reproduced the look from the old hardware synth.
Cheers,
Octopus, monophonic cephalopod ;-)
Love this comment, thanks for taking the time!!! ❤😁
Could you do a run through of the Cherry Audio CA2600 next please?
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Oh my!
What's that small controller you're using?
Is there a module available where I can add Oscar's videos, or live feed into the board? Maybe even a loop that randomly says "That's juicy." once in a while. I find it comforting. lol
😂
Some of these sounds feel a lot like an called buzz fuzz!
What sound do the S&H module sample from in EXT mode when EXT is unplug ahaha
Correct me if I'm wrong, but no velocity on this synth, right?
You're correct actually, I think!
@@OscarUnderdog Ya, I'm pretty sure it doesn't, which is quite the bummer. Maybe you could confirm that at some point.
you could drop in a vca in ableton after the roland
DeadMau5 eats Roland System-100's for breakfast.
your'e god
generative synthesis ? any video on it ?
and obviously FM
i love you
Oscar: So resonant... Stop!
Me: No dont stop please let it continue!!
less reverb
I would have enjoyed this video x10 if you disabled the reverb and delay or set it at a bare minimum
but why that one? do i have to subscripe to rolands bs cloud to get my hands on that?
That’s as terrible as the first patch on the micro freak