ARP Odyssey Tutorial Part 1 🧠 Oscillators, Mixer, Amp, & Envelopes - Getting Started

[@ToddUrban]

🥳Here is part 2 of the series: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKSpeZ2DrK2Znc0

[@dominetto]

Thank you very much! English is not my native language, but i understand your explanations very well. Excellent tutorials!

[@ToddUrban]

Thank you! I try to make my content easy for everyone. 🙏🏻

[@freddiebozwell7049]

Great tutorial, thanks.

[@ToddUrban]

Thank you for supporting the channel! 😃

[@natosnatosnatos7209]

Gracias! gran tutorial

[@ToddUrban]

😃 🙏🏻

[@MarcasLancaster]

Thank you so much for doing this excellent series.

[@ToddUrban]

Awesome. Glad it helped. That’s why I made it. 😊

[@brunosarra-bournet8311]

Well done and clear. I don’t seem to find the other parts… not recorded yet? Thanks

[@ToddUrban]

Thank you. I just released part 2 today. Hoping to have all 4 out by the weekend. These take forever to edit and get posted. :) Thank you for watching and supporting the channel. They get even better as the series goes on.

[@synthsforfunk]

Awesome! My most loved synthesizer - loving that classic ARP tone👍👍you can have a listen to my demos of this wonderful instrument. Thank you!

[@ToddUrban]

Yes! It is a bit quirky, but super creative.

[@dictabeat]

You did it! Thank you so much for doing this!

[@ToddUrban]

Of course! 3 more videos on their way! They get better as it goes on! Please help share them if possible! Thanks!

[@mpmi7588]

Does this work in theory on the 2600 as well?

[@ToddUrban]

Many of the concepts are the same, but the 2600 is really its own instrument with a very different workflow. They have great manuals, so I’d start there, but another option is to explore “presets” or patch designs for the 2600 to explore some of the differences.