This young man grew up with access to lots of synthesizers and synthesizer sounds thanks to cheap software synths, but he didn’t have a real person to teach him how to use them. This is so common. We need a lot more Anthonys!
Gosh, it seems to be rather rare to see such an accomplished and credited and respected person be so caring about helping others and passing on knowledge. Anthony, you are a wonderful teacher indeed. "Who want's to come on up and try something" - WOW, just wow. I have so much respect for you as a musician and person. I'm so glad Dr Mix brought me to your channel... I've been binging ever since and keen await all your new content! Thanks so much from far flung New Zealand!
Wow I could watch Anthony creating sounds for hours! Especially challenging the Arp 2600 to imitate other famous synthesizers!! The bass sound from „99 Red Balloons“ or from Kool and the Gang „Get down on it“. Ghostbusters brass and many other classics!
Anthony, your videos are fantastic! I Love that you are sharing your lifetime of knowledge with everyone. You’re touching all kids of people. You see, while my wife and 3 kids all took lessons for years and did marching band and even their own bands, I’m 54 and never really got any formal training, but I’ve loved synths my whole life. I have lots to use on my Mac, a Roland FP-30x, and other instruments in our home. And now FINALLY with kids grown up I have the time for myself to spend learning and understanding - and here you are with exactly the content that is so informative and inspiring with life stories from the music of my time and practical learning. Thank you!
What a wonderful video. I would attend a multi-hour seminar from Anthony in a second! I bought an Korg ARP 2600 FS last year and I revel in any content Anthony provides featuring his favorite synth. It's becoming mine as well! I'm 54 and still learning new stuff every day. What a joyous occasion at NAMM it was for those who were there.
This was so much fun!! It was great to see Daniel just playin' around and cooking up some cool sounds, and Anthony's hellocopter, I wish I knew how to create that.
Anthony, this is exactly what the people need today teaching sound creating and a lot of fun making sounds. This is what i try an get a simmons drum on a polysix in the 80's yes and after hours i had this sound. Today we have millions of presets and don't know how to make something on Synthesizer instruments. So good and cool.
Anthony!!! This guy loves synthesis, and teaching. Love how that is just built into the 2600. I'm learning so much from your channel. My barp is so fun.
Thanks so much for your dedication sharing your experience with us. This Namm session inspired me and motivated me to dedicate more time in creating sounds rather than using ready patches
You are not only an expert pro sound designer and musician but such a wonderful kind person. In this cruel world , this video is just bring a hope that humans will still move towards for a better future. Cheers from France. And please never stop your videos explaining the history of some famous sounds . We need more “” frog sound”” style videos ( of course because i am french !!!!!)
I feel What Daniel was saying... I have also never had the honor of touching an arp 2600:( Anthony does a good job showing us how to navigate one though 👏 🙌
Anthony as always another GREAT video!!! You are such a good person and really care and teach people your passion!! I have so much respect for you and what you do!!! Thank you for this!!
The opening shot in "Apocalypse now" (Martin Sheen on the bed in the hotel room, staring into the ceiling fan), is not the sound of a helicopter but of an Arp2600. Anthony patched it in two seconds and added the whining turbine for good measure. (That extra layer is not in the movie btw)
great to see you in action and meet you at the ARP booth with Dr. Synth and Dina that helicopter synth stuff is very cool, and nice to know you worked on Apocalypse Now 🙂
I am quite familiar with the Odyssey but I never ventured into 2600 land because it just looked too intimidating. But Anthony you've encouraged me to learn more about it, so thank you for breaking things down in a very understandable way in your videos 👍
I remember hearing about you in rec. Eng. School in lower Manhattan back in 2008. I.A.R. is no longer, but here I am years later, listening to you, the master. My teachers were right. Maybe some day i can tell you who they were. Pax, sincerely,, j.j.
Sounds kinda cheesy, but my introduction to the synth sound came as quite a young child... my grandparents went on a trip to the US (circa mid to late 70's) and brought back with them (to New Zealand) an album called "Ghostly Sounds" by Peter Pan Records. It became a Christmas tradition (Halloween wasn't a thing here in New Zealand until very recently oddly enough... it was always "an American thing" we didn't have and only saw on movies etc). That LP was played only at Christmas time probably well into my early teen years. Hearing some of the patches Anthony is creating here is bringing back nostalgic vibes of some of the sounds I used to hear on that record! I tried to find out more about that record... but there doesn't seem to be much... apart from that much (all?) of the synth work was by Gershon Kinsley and I know he was working with the Moog... but I can't help but wonder what other instruments he may have used on that record.
Fun lesson. "Just listen" is a great piece of advice. And "just be curious" I think is another one. Like Anthony said, he "buried himself" in research and experimentation. He was curious. He wanted to know what things were and how things worked. That's how I started too. I "buried myself" with u-he's Zebra 2. What a fun 3 weeks of manual reading and coffee brewing that was. 🤓
"To be conscious you are ignorant of the facts is a great step to knowledge." - Benjamin Disraeli (twice PM of UK) Strive to learn something every day.
Awesome thank you! I learned one thing, give me some good presets I can tweak so I can move forward on making my songs! I love the 2600 and Odyssey but I like to work really fast so it's just not for me. My focus is on good chord progressions, vocal melody, song structure and sounds but sounds are interchageable so they're not first on that list. The other things are interchageable too but there's more weight on a great vocal melody imo. My first synth was a Pro One when they came out, I put colored stickers all over it when I stumbled literally on a patch I liked so I could get it again. I haven't progressed much past that with synths! 😂
Another lovely video from your channel Anthony. It’s soooo refreshing to see one of the greatest contemporary synth legends, bring the dark art of synthesis out into the open and shine the light on knowledge on this fascinating subject. Thanks for all your good works. 🙏🏾❤️☀️
Anthony needs a headset mic next time. We seen how quick he is while holding that mic. Without it i might need to get a 4k TV and super fast internet to keep up!!!
When you're thankful you say it. Thanks a lot 💯🦴🙏🏼✌🏼 To much camera on the faces, it should be on the Synth, 'cause can't see the connection what's needed. So annoying when camera's only got interest in faces
This young man grew up with access to lots of synthesizers and synthesizer sounds thanks to cheap software synths, but he didn’t have a real person to teach him how to use them. This is so common. We need a lot more Anthonys!
Anthony is such an awesome ambassador and inspiration in the synth world, we're lucky to have such an authentic and caring light
Gosh, it seems to be rather rare to see such an accomplished and credited and respected person be so caring about helping others and passing on knowledge. Anthony, you are a wonderful teacher indeed. "Who want's to come on up and try something" - WOW, just wow. I have so much respect for you as a musician and person. I'm so glad Dr Mix brought me to your channel... I've been binging ever since and keen await all your new content! Thanks so much from far flung New Zealand!
Thank you for all of your time sharing “the real” stuff, and that is the ARP! You are a national treasure!
Wow I could watch Anthony creating sounds for hours! Especially challenging the Arp 2600 to imitate other famous synthesizers!! The bass sound from „99 Red Balloons“ or from Kool and the Gang „Get down on it“. Ghostbusters brass and many other classics!
Anthony, your videos are fantastic! I Love that you are sharing your lifetime of knowledge with everyone. You’re touching all kids of people.
You see, while my wife and 3 kids all took lessons for years and did marching band and even their own bands, I’m 54 and never really got any formal training, but I’ve loved synths my whole life. I have lots to use on my Mac, a Roland FP-30x, and other instruments in our home. And now FINALLY with kids grown up I have the time for myself to spend learning and understanding - and here you are with exactly the content that is so informative and inspiring with life stories from the music of my time and practical learning. Thank you!
What a wonderful video. I would attend a multi-hour seminar from Anthony in a second! I bought an Korg ARP 2600 FS last year and I revel in any content Anthony provides featuring his favorite synth. It's becoming mine as well! I'm 54 and still learning new stuff every day. What a joyous occasion at NAMM it was for those who were there.
Loved seeing this! The 2600 is quickly becoming a favorite of mine in no small part thanks to your videos!
This was so much fun!! It was great to see Daniel just playin' around and cooking up some cool sounds, and Anthony's hellocopter, I wish I knew how to create that.
Anthony! Doing the lord’s work as always 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 I never leave one of your videos without having learned something new
💛💙 great!!
I never tire of all your videos . Very Grateful
Universities should be knocking on your door
Fun! The arp is truly special and fun to get to know. Thanks for encouraging the next generations!
Anthony, this preso really makes your passion shine! So awesome, you’re a natural teacher and thank you.
1:00 how cool - those Logan’s Run synth sounds are iconic!
Anthony, this is exactly what the people need today teaching sound creating and a lot of fun making sounds. This is what i try an get a simmons drum on a polysix in the 80's yes and after hours i had this sound. Today we have millions of presets and don't know how to make something on Synthesizer instruments. So good and cool.
Great video! Love the hands on stuff with people trying to figure it out (like a lot of us).
Wow that’s amazing thank you for sharing this wonderful event ❤
Coolest presentation ever. Bravo!
Thanks, Anthony. Greetings from ARP country USA
Anthony!!! This guy loves synthesis, and teaching. Love how that is just built into the 2600. I'm learning so much from your channel. My barp is so fun.
Maestro spreading the knowledge and planting the ARP seed.
Thanks so much for your dedication sharing your experience with us. This Namm session inspired me and motivated me to dedicate more time in creating sounds rather than using ready patches
I simpy love that man to bits ! 😘
You are not only an expert pro sound designer and musician but such a wonderful kind person.
In this cruel world , this video is just bring a hope that humans will still move towards for a better future. Cheers from France. And please never stop your videos explaining the history of some famous sounds . We need more “” frog sound”” style videos ( of course because i am french !!!!!)
I feel What Daniel was saying... I have also never had the honor of touching an arp 2600:( Anthony does a good job showing us how to navigate one though 👏 🙌
...what a nice, live(ly) presentation!
Great tutorial
NAMM - New Anthony Marinelli Music video. 🎵🎶🎵👏👏👏
Anthony as always another GREAT video!!! You are such a good person and really care and teach people your passion!! I have so much respect for you and what you do!!! Thank you for this!!
The Best!
this is the way how to teach people
😭😭 great job. I love the 2600 sound. Never owned a real one but played the vsts for years. Still learning tho. 🤘🏻
The basics explained by a master...very nice!
This is quickly becoming the most enjoyable channel I subscribe to. Even with th
Love the stories where synth sound stepped in to enhance natural sound in the movies.
The opening shot in "Apocalypse now" (Martin Sheen on the bed in the hotel room, staring into the ceiling fan), is not the sound of a helicopter but of an Arp2600.
Anthony patched it in two seconds and added the whining turbine for good measure. (That extra layer is not in the movie btw)
great to see you in action and meet you at the ARP booth with Dr. Synth and Dina
that helicopter synth stuff is very cool, and nice to know you worked on Apocalypse Now 🙂
You are such a great guy
This is amazing
Marveles , the inteligence of extrac sounds from the silent
I have test it on my peak awesome sound ^^
Although I don’t have the hardware version of this, I’m following along with the software version. Super cool! Thank you for doing this! 😊
Your Channel is super good 👍
I am quite familiar with the Odyssey but I never ventured into 2600 land because it just looked too intimidating. But Anthony you've encouraged me to learn more about it, so thank you for breaking things down in a very understandable way in your videos 👍
Thanks ❤
I love your jingle so much meanwhile.... I would want to hear an album of that.
I remember hearing about you in rec. Eng. School in lower Manhattan back in 2008. I.A.R. is no longer, but here I am years later, listening to you, the master. My teachers were right. Maybe some day i can tell you who they were. Pax, sincerely,, j.j.
I wish I where there 😀
Sounds kinda cheesy, but my introduction to the synth sound came as quite a young child... my grandparents went on a trip to the US (circa mid to late 70's) and brought back with them (to New Zealand) an album called "Ghostly Sounds" by Peter Pan Records. It became a Christmas tradition (Halloween wasn't a thing here in New Zealand until very recently oddly enough... it was always "an American thing" we didn't have and only saw on movies etc). That LP was played only at Christmas time probably well into my early teen years. Hearing some of the patches Anthony is creating here is bringing back nostalgic vibes of some of the sounds I used to hear on that record! I tried to find out more about that record... but there doesn't seem to be much... apart from that much (all?) of the synth work was by Gershon Kinsley and I know he was working with the Moog... but I can't help but wonder what other instruments he may have used on that record.
Fun lesson. "Just listen" is a great piece of advice. And "just be curious" I think is another one. Like Anthony said, he "buried himself" in research and experimentation. He was curious. He wanted to know what things were and how things worked. That's how I started too. I "buried myself" with u-he's Zebra 2. What a fun 3 weeks of manual reading and coffee brewing that was. 🤓
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guy had a moment.. the opportunity to say "i now can break the wind" but chose to use "chop". True gentleman
Anthony, I copied a patch from a Korg2600 using an Arturia 2600 V3, and I did not get the same sound, why would that be???
"To be conscious you are ignorant of the facts is a great step to knowledge." - Benjamin Disraeli (twice PM of UK)
Strive to learn something every day.
Awesome thank you! I learned one thing, give me some good presets I can tweak so I can move forward on making my songs! I love the 2600 and Odyssey but I like to work really fast so it's just not for me. My focus is on good chord progressions, vocal melody, song structure and sounds but sounds are interchageable so they're not first on that list. The other things are interchageable too but there's more weight on a great vocal melody imo. My first synth was a Pro One when they came out, I put colored stickers all over it when I stumbled literally on a patch I liked so I could get it again. I haven't progressed much past that with synths! 😂
1:31 Synth gang! 40hrs practice!
Yàaaay!!!
Another lovely video from your channel Anthony. It’s soooo refreshing to see one of the greatest contemporary synth legends, bring the dark art of synthesis out into the open and shine the light on knowledge on this fascinating subject. Thanks for all your good works. 🙏🏾❤️☀️
The modified Arp 2600 or 2500? you have, is that the one used in Logan's run?
Anthony needs a headset mic next time. We seen how quick he is while holding that mic. Without it i might need to get a 4k TV and super fast internet to keep up!!!
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2:00 Gold
Didn't Jerry Goldsmith compose _Star Trek The Motion Picture's_ end music, which went on to become _Star Trek: The Next Generation's_ theme tune?
Yea
The 2600 is it difficult synth to begin on , something like a SH101 is greatvfoe beginners
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Anthony...is this an OG ARP 2600 or the Korg reissue?
OG
DOHPE!!! 🎉
Tism
I want to challenge you! :-) :-) :-) ha
When you're thankful you say it. Thanks a lot 💯🦴🙏🏼✌🏼 To much camera on the faces, it should be on the Synth, 'cause can't see the connection what's needed. So annoying when camera's only got interest in faces