Arturia Synthi V Demo and Tutorial (Part 1)

[@johnrichardson3297]

Catsynth tv can’t wait for part 2, that was worthwhile going through initialize patch and slowly modulating through the patches themselves, Thank you very much!

[@filtersequence2322]

Excellent tutorial - well done.

[@LFOVCF]

Superb demo! This is a superb channel!

[@CatSynthTV]

Thank you 😻 please let your friends know about us, too.

[@germanlaguer8257]

Great tutorial, as usual in this channel. :)

[@CatSynthTV]

Thank you 😻

[@zannfilm9645]

I've had the Synthi V since March of this year and I'd never noticed the Vintage/Modern mode option! It's a great sounding synth and I look forward to your next video on it.

[@CatSynthTV]

Thanks 😺 and have fun with the Synthi V. The vintage-mode is a neat little trick, I like playing with it on.

[@zannfilm9645]

@@CatSynthTV having lots of fun with it. Switching between vintage and modern modes yeilds some interesting results. As does using the percentage mode on the pins - something else I picked up from your video so thanks again!

[@СтаниславР-в7и]

Thank You!

[@mintysingularity]

Unsafe for Cats is aptly named. 😁 And Recharge a contemplative transition scene.

[@MusicChannel-rf5zz]

Sounds like the old Casio keyboards & video games !

[@dillipphunbar7924]

gr8 sounding but arturia are taking the piss...200euros for one software synth is ridiculous....companies are getting greedier...sign of the times

[@lunalangton5776]

Really agree, but I guess people are still paying it. Lucky for me, I got V Collection bundled with my Minibrute 2... and at least their hardware is worth the cost. It does sound great though.

[@christianholmstedt8770]

Just buy the hardware then. Next, you could design and develop something complicated and sell it for $1.