Monday, May 05, 2025
WTF is bitmask synthesis? How to use this unique feature of the Kodamo Mask1
video upload by j bowman
"Welcome to the wild world of bitmask synthesis! In this video, we dive deep into the unique and powerful bitmask feature of the Kodamo Mask1 synthesizer, breaking it down for sound designers, synth nerds, and anyone chasing truly original tones. If you've ever wondered how to push your sound design synth skills further or unlock new layers of expression, this is the guide for you.
Learn how bitmask synthesis works, why it’s different from traditional synthesis methods, and how to start creating viral-worthy sound design using the Kodamo Mask1. We push the Mask1 beyond virtual analogue tones into uncharted territory. Whether you're a beginner exploring advanced synthesis techniques or a seasoned sound designer looking to expand your sonic palette, this tutorial has you covered.
We’ll cover:
What bitmask synthesis is and how it functions
How to shape sound with the Mask1’s advanced engine
Real sound design examples using hands on patching on the Kodamo Mask1
00:00 Intro
04:55 Explanation of the 1st dimension - static bitmasks
17:20 Demonstration of 1 dimensional bitmask synthesis - creating a virtual analogue type tone
18:53 Explanation of the 2nd dimension - transition between bitmasks
27:40 Demonstration of 2 dimensional bitmask synthesis - looping bitmask delta envelopes
37:30 Explanation of the 3rd dimension - changing the start point and speed of the delta envelope
42:27 Demonstration of 3 dimensional bitmask synthesis - using the Expressive E Touché"
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