I actually made a whole video for it! Check my channel :)

very glad you found it useful!

It’s a series, so the other arps are in other videos

yes i understand but the commenters dont@@primewavesmusic

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You’re very welcome, and glad it was helpful!

Thanks for listening! Glad you liked it :)

funk yeah!

Yeah! I often find myself using them, esp. for lead sounds. And there's a cool trick I discovered on the Matriarch not too long ago where you can take the square wave and patch the attenuator to it, to change its PW manually. I've found my favorite is actually in between the standard 50% square wave, and the thin pulse (I think that one is 25%) setting. Like maybe a 35% width wave or so?

Nah. Modulated Pulse and Saw 4 life.

Really appreciate it!

Yeah, it takes a little to get used to. You have to think of it like its own instrument -- which is actually the appeal for me! It's like a traditional instrument, for instance guitar or violin, where you're doing the notes with one hand, and generating the vibrations with your other hand. I tried a theremin up at the Moog store once. It was hard! On the newer ones there's a pitch correction that you can adjust the strength of, which was very helpful. I definitely made use of it :O

Thanks! I'm not sure how hard it would be. I guess the first step is to buy lasers! Second step... some kind of fog machine? Third step... profit 😎

Thanks!

Thanks man!

Thanks 😊 As to your question, I’m not sure what you mean. Can you ask if a different way?

Likewise!

I'm sorry that you and the Matriarch had to part ways. 😥 Maybe she'll come back into your life again someday? Thanks for the compliment.

@@primewavesmusic it's an odd thing, but yes, I'm sure she'll return..

thank you so much!

You know, that's a good idea. For this one, it's a little tricky because there's not a single setting that I'm using here, but rather I change lots of parameters during improv. Another big thing is reverb, dialing that in to taste. But you're right - I should make some educational content. Thanks for the comment!

@@primewavesmusic Oh, yea', I know. I was just saying for future reference. There's a few channels out there that lay and explain the ground work for a specific patch and then when they tweak from that point on, the camera is focused on the synth, so that the user can follow along. But yea', if you would be willing, that really would be awesome. Thanks for this video and for considering the content suggestion.

@@ZekeMagnar What are a few examples of the best ways you've sees this done? Either channels or specific videos. I'd like to check them out.

@@primewavesmusic Though he’s mainly been reproducing Lisa Bella Donna patches, EthanJamesMusic has a relatively simple and easy-to-follow-along method of tutorials that he regularly uploads. Ela Iràton, instead of guiding, simply posts a pic of his patch, which is just as helpful, IMO. ROBE MUSIC is also another really, really great channel. The guy gets super detailed about his patches and even created a patchbook that people can purchase of all the video’s he’s created. There’s more, but these are some of the best I’ve found.

@@ZekeMagnarI'll go check 'em out - thanks!

It’s actually being sent from Logic using the arpeggiator there (which is, as you guessed, in random mode)

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