Friday, April 08, 2022
Busy Basics - Building Basslines
video upload by ALM TV
"Creating a simple bass line is great starting point for learning the fundamental elements of patching a modular synth. In this video tutorial, we take it one step at a time, starting with building the bass voice itself, then sequencing it from a MIDI keyboard.
SECTION TIME STAMPS:
00:00 - Intro
00:29 - Oscillator
01:38 - Filter
02:49 - Envelope
05:22 - VCA
07:47 - Sequencing
Thanks for watching!"
Busy Basics - Building Basslines - PART II
video upload by ALM TV
"In this second part of Building Basslines, we expand on the original patch from part I, taking a step by step look at a few more advanced techniques to add personality and greater functionality to the patch. This includes using pulse width modulation to add movement, mixing oscillator waves for a thicker sound, adding a second envelope for greater control, and sequencing from within the system using Pamela’s NEW Workout.
SECTION TIME STAMPS:
00:00 - Intro
00:33 - Pulse Width Modulation
01:50 - Mixing Waves
03:15 - Using Two Envelopes
05:39 - Internal Sequencing"
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