I love synplant 2. I would never want it to actually recreate a sample perfectly, I use it to make new sounds. There are loads of ways I try to break it so it's algorithms come up with crazy sounds.
Someone should tell him you can take the modulation, pitch dives, and reverb off in the dna/gene feature. I've been messing about with Synplant2 since November and managed to successfully use it on a few scores so far, one feature film and one animated short, oh and one short film too. I even managed to take the notes of a violinist I worked with and turn her into a reedy drone organ using this thing. I also managed to turn a girl's choral singing into nice pads that retained tne airy quality of her voice, and later just for a laugh re sample her saying her saying the number 5. Which was absolutely terrifying, I cannot believe it nailed that and mimic'ed it almost exactly. 😂 Then more recently I sampled a tongue drum and made a playable one from it, cuz those things can be either too clunky or have shrill transients. Once you have your initial mimic'ed sound there's pages of features to play with in that one menu so the possibilities are manifold
it's very interesting to see people's varied reactions to its limited capabilities/accuracy-IMO there's way more potential when it produces something unexpected, rather than faithfully recreating something 100%-at that point just use a sampler 😂 same thing with generative AI nowadays-when it's accurate it's mindblowing… but boring. give me more Will Smith eating spaghetti because that's genuinely interesting!
If you people actually knew what you can do with Synplant, you would purchase it without hesitation. The number of secret features this synth has is not even covered to 10% in this video. Quick tip: there is a randomization feature built in that allows you to regenerate similar samples you input, but not as you might expect through the Genopatch, but on the main interface. There are some hidden features that no TH-camr has discovered yet. I am creating an unlimited amount of Nintendo/Mario/Gameboy type sounds with this thing in literal seconds, while you are thinking about purchasing it. Forget the Genopatch. The main interface is where the magic happens.
all the references to the plugin being “bad “ at exact sound replication almost made me give this video a thumbs down because the plugin isn’t even meant to recreate a sound exactly. Their website never even mentioned exact sound replication 😂
@@Chromamancer The idea of the original synplant, and synplant 2, is to be able to quickly pivot to different synth sounds and generate new patches. Now that all of this hype has surrounded synplant 2, people think that its purposed for sound replication. This is absolutely not what the original purpose of synplant is. If you look at the design of the original synplant, the idea is that you plant one seed (being a synth patch) and it sprouts to mutated "branches" to offer new patches that share some of the same qualities but are still new and unique. Trying to have AI sound replication is just solutionism at its worst and its clearly not what synplant was designed to do
@@bdotstanley Thx. There are some AI drum machines which also support this such as DrumNet th-cam.com/video/sBuzQrmsUCs/w-d-xo.html&pp=ygUPZGVlcCByZXNhbXBsaW5n . What do you think of them compared with SynthPlant?
- i need to stop getting distracted. The song producer life resumed in a single sentence th-cam.com/video/v5TXjw3RkR8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=pOGAT89C3wfAa8GY 4:14m
I now understand why things like Serum and Falcon are popular. It seems all the rage are these brittle, painful sounding plugin synths. I'll continue to produce my EDM with the likes of my AN1X, Virus, Nord A1 and the like, not this stuff. Seriously, you think this sounds GOOD? Want a great digital synth? Listen to the 3rd Wave and realise what a GOOD digital synth sounds like.
Unfortunately I did delete it lol. However I've been making plenty behind the scenes that is similar, which should hopefully release in the next few months!
No way, I mean, of course there’s tons of noobs around trying to review without a clear purpose but you should look at what flume used to do with synplant 1, it’s really interesting how he can come up with melodies where each note is a different sound, it really makes it interesting. Also, genopatch should be used to get closer to a specific tone, kind of like sampling off of a track without losing the consistency of the sound throughout the range, where timestretching won’t deliver the result directly, even if it’s not perfect, if it gets you close, it’ll spark creative ideas for processing those sounds afterwards, and it can offer a starting point for a more authentic sound where nobody is looking yet.
I really think the people who slate this plugin are either too lazy to learn it (and there is a lot to learn, believe me, ) or just incapable of doing so. There's more to it than the gene splice feature
@@retinalcircus I got synplant 2 coming from synplant 1 and I don’t use use the genopatch as much as I thought I would, I’m having way more fun with the rest of it, so I agree entirely.
The guy who developed this thing did it all on his own. Absolute madlad
lol yes that’s probably why it took so long to make 2 I’ve been using synplant 1 since like 2011 or something
Amazing isn't it. 🔥🚀👏
mindblowing, i hope he makes big money for this hars work 💪
"All your electronic flatulence needs under one roof. Just £199.99" 😂
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I love synplant 2. I would never want it to actually recreate a sample perfectly, I use it to make new sounds. There are loads of ways I try to break it so it's algorithms come up with crazy sounds.
the fart sound recreation made me laugh so hard 😂 thank you for that mate
Someone should tell him you can take the modulation, pitch dives, and reverb off in the dna/gene feature. I've been messing about with Synplant2 since November and managed to successfully use it on a few scores so far, one feature film and one animated short, oh and one short film too.
I even managed to take the notes of a violinist I worked with and turn her into a reedy drone organ using this thing. I also managed to turn a girl's choral singing into nice pads that retained tne airy quality of her voice, and later just for a laugh re sample her saying her saying the number 5. Which was absolutely terrifying, I cannot believe it nailed that and mimic'ed it almost exactly. 😂
Then more recently I sampled a tongue drum and made a playable one from it, cuz those things can be either too clunky or have shrill transients.
Once you have your initial mimic'ed sound there's pages of features to play with in that one menu so the possibilities are manifold
Playing Pjano at 6:26 with farts is a complete violation😂😂😂
Fart. 'it - hasn't really got the right pitch' 😂
Hells Yeah
Loved the car engine in to dubstep section 🔫
it's very interesting to see people's varied reactions to its limited capabilities/accuracy-IMO there's way more potential when it produces something unexpected, rather than faithfully recreating something 100%-at that point just use a sampler 😂
same thing with generative AI nowadays-when it's accurate it's mindblowing… but boring. give me more Will Smith eating spaghetti because that's genuinely interesting!
If you people actually knew what you can do with Synplant, you would purchase it without hesitation. The number of secret features this synth has is not even covered to 10% in this video. Quick tip: there is a randomization feature built in that allows you to regenerate similar samples you input, but not as you might expect through the Genopatch, but on the main interface. There are some hidden features that no TH-camr has discovered yet. I am creating an unlimited amount of Nintendo/Mario/Gameboy type sounds with this thing in literal seconds, while you are thinking about purchasing it. Forget the Genopatch. The main interface is where the magic happens.
"surely there's not farts on splice"
*immediately plays pristine fart with reverb
good video
great vid just messing around with a funky vst lol 🔥 subscribed
I fuck with your content style. Keep it up
Haha! Sounds awesome! Is that a model that comes free or is sold?
If you want to replicate the exact same sound, you would need a tool that provides additive, re-synthesis or spectral re-synthesis
Synclavier V by Arruria
@@retinalcircus logic Alchemy
First video I saw of you. I hit the like button because of the sneeze.
Edit: I wanted to hit the like button again because of the fart.
all the references to the plugin being “bad “ at exact sound replication almost made me give this video a thumbs down because the plugin isn’t even meant to recreate a sound exactly. Their website never even mentioned exact sound replication 😂
Hi, always confused about this. Could you explain what is the best use case for genopatch? Maybe to create variations of imported sounds?
@@Chromamancer The idea of the original synplant, and synplant 2, is to be able to quickly pivot to different synth sounds and generate new patches. Now that all of this hype has surrounded synplant 2, people think that its purposed for sound replication. This is absolutely not what the original purpose of synplant is.
If you look at the design of the original synplant, the idea is that you plant one seed (being a synth patch) and it sprouts to mutated "branches" to offer new patches that share some of the same qualities but are still new and unique.
Trying to have AI sound replication is just solutionism at its worst and its clearly not what synplant was designed to do
@@bdotstanley thx for your reply. Could I understand it as creating variations of existing sounds?
@@Chromamancer yes exactly
@@bdotstanley Thx. There are some AI drum machines which also support this such as DrumNet th-cam.com/video/sBuzQrmsUCs/w-d-xo.html&pp=ygUPZGVlcCByZXNhbXBsaW5n . What do you think of them compared with SynthPlant?
If you want the exact pitch of the original you have to turn of the tuning fork in the bottom left. If it is on, Synplant tunes it to a whole tone.
Gave you a like because I had the same ideas, it gave me about 1 hour of trying stuff but wasn't a fan and want the original synthplant back
Good work
keep getting distracted 😂🔥🔥
lmnfaooo nice video
Thanks mate!
Maybe it's intended to be able to reproduce more useful sounds.
- i need to stop getting distracted.
The song producer life resumed in a single sentence
th-cam.com/video/v5TXjw3RkR8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=pOGAT89C3wfAa8GY 4:14m
Lmfao, I cracked up pretty hard at the fart iterations, why not try to replicate something nice like a bass patch from a nice dub reggae song?
I think the idea is amazing but they are not quite there yet.
I now understand why things like Serum and Falcon are popular. It seems all the rage are these brittle, painful sounding plugin synths.
I'll continue to produce my EDM with the likes of my AN1X, Virus, Nord A1 and the like, not this stuff. Seriously, you think this sounds GOOD?
Want a great digital synth? Listen to the 3rd Wave and realise what a GOOD digital synth sounds like.
I use it like for sfx, not a lead or primary of anything.
my mom hates this
can you release that dubstep 3:44 ? lol or u deleted it all before our eyes
Unfortunately I did delete it lol. However I've been making plenty behind the scenes that is similar, which should hopefully release in the next few months!
@@gechabeats_ sick lmao def cant wait
Tbf it inspired some beats
fart pjano 💀
Ahhaahahh 😂😂😂🔥
Please for the love of god gate your mic or side chain it to your ableton output or something
Haha sorry! Will do in the future😂
@@gechabeats_ lmao I had to listen to work out the issue, I don't think OC likes mouse clicks 😂
This right here is a miracle. Leave the ungratefullness and be happy.
I think the sound generation side isn't as great at some sample-based stuff.
DRINK SOME WATER AND BACK TF AWAY FROM YOUR MIC ABOUT SIX INCHES!
😂😂
Synplant 2 is one of those plugins that after a couple of months absolutely no one uses it.
It’s a shame because it’s a cool idea
No way, I mean, of course there’s tons of noobs around trying to review without a clear purpose but you should look at what flume used to do with synplant 1, it’s really interesting how he can come up with melodies where each note is a different sound, it really makes it interesting. Also, genopatch should be used to get closer to a specific tone, kind of like sampling off of a track without losing the consistency of the sound throughout the range, where timestretching won’t deliver the result directly, even if it’s not perfect, if it gets you close, it’ll spark creative ideas for processing those sounds afterwards, and it can offer a starting point for a more authentic sound where nobody is looking yet.
I've used it on paid scores for films and animation, but OK
I really think the people who slate this plugin are either too lazy to learn it (and there is a lot to learn, believe me, ) or just incapable of doing so. There's more to it than the gene splice feature
@@retinalcircus I got synplant 2 coming from synplant 1 and I don’t use use the genopatch as much as I thought I would, I’m having way more fun with the rest of it, so I agree entirely.
2:30 Bless you