Tuesday, April 08, 2014
Elektron Analog Keys - CS80 Inspired Patch & Creating Patches From Scratch
Published on Apr 5, 2014 JunoVHS·9 videos
"A demo for an original patch on the Elektron Analog Keys.
There are a few key elements to this patch: Oscillator Retrigger being a big one. This is using two oscillators, a couple LFO's and velocity modulation effecting the filter 1 cutoff point, as well as some slight resonance and decay time for louder notes. All effects are onboard, chorus delay and reverb.
The Elektron Analog Keys is proving to be quite beastly."
Elektron Analog Keys - Patches From Scratch
Published on Feb 9, 2014
"I just got my Elektron Analog Keys, and for the last three weeks I've noticed a real lack of videos. So, while I may not be the worlds best sound designer, I'm uploading this video for you guys to get a feel for building patches from scratch."
Elektron Analog Keys - Patches From Scratch #2
Published on Apr 6, 2014
"In this video I start working on a deep resonant bass sound using basic waveforms, really cranking the resonance on both filters to the point of self-oscillation, and tuning the second filter so its in actual intervals above the fundamental note. This gets further and further from a bass and eventually I use a randomized LFO to modulate the filter frequency (which remember is self-oscillating), creating some cool bleep-bloop sounds with the aid of onboard chorus/delay/reverb."
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