Behringer DeepMind - Let's Build a... Pad!

[@fenakazy1215]

Now I don’t know what I want in my home more; A Deepmind or Oscillator Sink narrating every other object I own

[@OscillatorSink]

+Fena Kazy hahaha! Well perhaps if I start a Patreon "OscillatorSink narrates a thing of your choice" can be a reward tier! Thanks for checking out the video!

[@sub-jec-tiv]

"If you press this button, you’ll find it lights up, and you’ll hear the coffee begin to grind. Now it will sound different, if you have the lid off. Nice."

[@gavinbrockis]

"Nice!"

[@fratertater6130]

I've had my DM12 for almost six months, and been too overwhelmed by it to even use it. I just learned more in an hour (had to pause multiple times) watching this video than do anything else. Thank you so much. I look forward to sitting down and studying the rest in this series.

[@OscillatorSink]

That's great to hear! I hope you have fun jumping in and exploring!

[@thewistfulsnail]

I've owned the DM6 for more than 2 years and I still come back to your videos for sound design ideas. Thank you sir!

[@54LZ]

Thank you for the DeepMind videos. I feel so overwhelmed using this synth. It's really... deep and you help a lot in understanding it better and being able to utilitize it properly.

[@DaveZiffer]

This is so great to find someone who builds things from the ground up rather than just tossing out random stuff. Looking forward to viewing the rest in this series. Behringer should pay you for this ... it seems like any basic-level synth maker would have an incredible advantage by presenting a set of tutorials.

[@OscillatorSink]

Very kind; I'm glad you enjoyed the video and I hope you have fun putting some of these ideas to use!

[@darrenweight5972]

I’ve had my DM12 for about 8 months and I’ve gotten good at navigating it and today - because of your videos - I’ve learned a couple new things that are going to have me going in and reworking many of my patches. I’m very pleased to have found this. Well done good sir :)

[@OscillatorSink]

That's great! A lot of this "let's build" is more about the fine tuning and playability of the patch than the sound. I think I that a lot of the stuff I demonstrate in this one can really help to polish a patch. Have fun going back and reconnecting with your patches!

[@rayderrich]

5 years later I found a second-hand Deepmind 12D and wondered what it would be like to program one if I do buy it. Thanks for this video, Sir.

[@RubberMammy]

I'm a guitar player and these vids and this synth are giving me major GAS. Excellent series.

[@OscillatorSink]

Shh, don't tell anyone, I'm a guitarist really as well.

[@mrz80]

Here's a great vid by a guy who uses a DM12 as his guitar synth. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHfMeYCjfNx4q9k

[@francesdemoretcky2033]

I just got a Deepmind 6 and you have beautifully demystified the process of creating sounds on it. Thank you!

[@OscillatorSink]

Thank you! I hope you enjoy your new synth!

[@marcoagius6926]

i just ordered the deepmind 6 instead of the roland ju06 because of this beautifull pad you just created! very reminiscent of the yamaha cs80 blade runner pad!

[@francisgori5631]

Thank you for these tutorials! I’ve just dived into hardware analog synths for the first time... and I am so hooked! I bought the DeepMind 12, and fell so in love, I bought a Korg Minilogue, and tomorrow my Behringer Model D arrives! I’ve used VST’s for years... but these just sound so HUGE!!! It’s because of tutorials like yours that gave me the confidence and information to go deeper into editing and creating patches... and that’s where these instruments truly shine! Thank you for these, and please keep posting such wonderful content! Cheers!!!!!

[@OscillatorSink]

Thank you! And welcome to a wonderful obsession to have, enjoy your synths!

[@jokkemursula8731]

Francis Gori Do you like the Minilogue?

[@francisgori5631]

Jokke Mursula - I do... it sounds really good, and has a good amount of functionality packed into it. I need to spend more time exploring it before I’d comment strongly... but, so far- I’m impressed and think it has a unique character, with a good amount of depth.

[@jokkemursula8731]

Francis Gori I agree. It was my first synth and I still love it.

[@F-Andre]

nice got exact the same set up ;D jhahah some of my synth became modern classics i would say ;D you find them in every vid ;)

[@gavinbrockis]

Very useful demo thanks - all I want to hear really is the quality of the oscillators and you give that room to breathe. Nice.

[@will_c8929]

again a very pleasant, beautiful and instructive journey! Thank you!

[@robsanchezaus]

Thanks for this brilliant video. I recently bought a Deepmind 6 and apart from making the pad, I've learnt quite a bit about how to properly use the interface on it from watching. Look forward to many more in this series.

[@OscillatorSink]

+Rob thank you - that's awesome that you've taken something useful away from the video. As well as building some more finished patches, we'll also be doing some real deep dives into some of those menus, so hopefully there'll be more tips and tricks you'll be able to put to good use. Thanks for watching!

[@fergusfurlong]

excellent presentation - thank you!

[@GianpaoloPapa73]

Thanl you! I learnt more on this video than in tens of others

[@mathumphreys]

I'm really glad you had (still have?) a DM. These videos are awesome!

[@OscillatorSink]

Thanks! The Deepmind has been sold now - the opsix replaced it for the types of stuff I was using it for (which was not conventional sounds) - I made plenty of videos about it before I let it go though!

[@jerrypalmer3534]

Soooo informative !! Thank you so much ! I just got my Deepmind 12 yesterday !! This is really helpful !!

[@Subtronik]

I love my Deepmind 12D. Best synth I own. Thank you for this video, you just helped me to init a patch!

[@seasideblues7158]

Fantastic video. Thanks very much!

[@psbsynthmusic]

Awesome tutorial ! One of the best out there on DeepMind. Thanks for sharing your knowledge, and inspire many. I'm one of them. Cheers !

[@OscillatorSink]

Thank you! I'm glad I could inspire you to explore the DeepMind.

[@Craig_KCfan]

I can’t wait until I save up enough to get deep into the Deep 6🤘🏻 Thank you for such a great hands on nicely done video.

[@OscillatorSink]

Cheers! I'm glad you enjoyed it, and I hope you enjoy your new synth once you get your hands on it!

[@KILLAGORILLA7000]

Behringer knocked it out of the park with the Deepmind, looking forward to more videos about it to keep me going until I get one :)

[@OscillatorSink]

+KILLAGORILLA7000 I'm in total agreement - it's a real statement for them to make with their first synth. Lots more videos coming really soon, so hopefully that'll keep you satisfied until you can get hold of one!

[@budgetguitarist]

Outstanding job! I'm considering a Deepmind 6, and this video is definitely a strong case for one.

[@jonathanhardy5019]

Loved your Volca FM series, bought one because of it. Now, just as I was starting to think about a DeepMind, you start a new series! What luck!

[@OscillatorSink]

+Jonathan Hardy JUST AS I PLANNED! I hope you're enjoying your Volca buddy!

[@xavier-rose]

Thanks buddy, really nice pad ! Like so much your enthusiasm , fresh ;-)

[@OscillatorSink]

+Mr XavieR cheers buddy!

[@omarbonifacino3381]

Wow Is fantastic . Amazing sound very,veri great

[@OscillatorSink]

Cheers!

[@austinlenear-liston7171]

This is such a beautiful patch

[@OscillatorSink]

+Austino Bambino thank you!

[@NeonFuxAlot]

Epic sounding patch , my DM6 is coming in a few days and i cant wait to follow along with this video to create something similar also, i would love to see some tangerine dream type lead sounds to go with this lovely pad patch , mabey a few different examples like lead guitarish , trumpetish , sexysax. Thanks

[@OscillatorSink]

New Synth Day is the Best Day! Enjoy your new synth!!

[@NeonFuxAlot]

@@OscillatorSink I have my DM6 now :) time to follow along now , i should let you know that the top down view of the synth and zoom are great but start with all sliders down , now time to PROG+COMPARE and get rid of all the patches i don't like , probably about 80% and modify the rest that i like

[@OscillatorSink]

Yesss! Get in there and start making cool sounds, friend! Excitingly I might be having a New Gear Day today too!

[@NeonFuxAlot]

@@OscillatorSink Followed along and i would say the mod wheel part of this patch is really great , took me good few mins to figure out how to name a patch and give it a category , thanks for helping me make my first deepmind patch

[@SlenterendeBeer]

Wow, thanks for the great tutorial! This has gotten me 100% interested in the DeepMind, looking forward to your next videos! I'll let you guide me on this journey ;)

[@OscillatorSink]

+Slenterende Beer I take a perverse pleasure in knowing that while helping people understand these instruments a little better, I'm also probably responsible for feeding a load of GAS! Have I mentioned that the arpeggiator and sequencer on this thing are pretty amazing?.. Not that you'd be interested in how well it'd integrate into a live jamming rig or anything...

[@SlenterendeBeer]

Oscillator Sink : Haha yeah the GAS is real!! So, for your next video, maybe focus on the arp and sequencer? ;) Thanks again for the great videos!! :D

[@SlenterendeBeer]

Oscillator Sink : Also, I was wondering: why did you pick the DM6 and not the DM12? I can think of reasons, but just curious how you’ll answer. :)

[@OscillatorSink]

+Slenterende Beer regarding 6 vs. 12 - money primarily, followed closely by space and not being a good enough keys player to justify the bigger keyboard. Besides... You can poly-chain them... So if I need more polyphony, there's always the desktop version...

[@OscillatorSink]

+Slenterende Beer not the next video (which is already recorded), but soon I will. (actually I do at least use the arpeggiator in the next video). The sequencer and arp are actually very deep so they might even get separate videos. Some of the stuff you can do with the arpeggiator patterns is... Bonkers. But I need to dig into it some more myself before I'll feel confident about presenting it.

[@roland4507]

Great Video and Tutorial. Very clear and to the point. Thank you so much. I learned a lot.

[@OscillatorSink]

That's really great to hear! Really pleased you got something out of it and thank you for taking the time to comment!

[@biketourer7018]

Hi, these are always great tutorials from Deepmind. Especially as a beginner to turn to very good. More please. Greeting Doc

[@OscillatorSink]

I'll do what I can!

[@modgrip805]

Just got a 12d 🤘

[@modgrip805]

Played with it tonight for the first time and boy howdy! Every bit as good as any Vintage Poly you care to mention. An absolute tour de force from Behringer and it didn't cost me $12k 👌

[@lefterismatapasmusic]

Nice!!! Hello Vangelis did you hear that!!! (Chariots of Fire)

[@triplebacon1]

I think I'll buy this instead of minilogue XD after watching you're DM6 vids I'm sold ;-) amazing synth and great tweaking Oscillator Sink!

[@OscillatorSink]

They are both safe bets honestly; I think you'll enjoy either, but I'm glad to hear you've made your choice! Anyway, don't think about it as picking one or the other - rather picking the Deepmind *first*! The GAS never ends 😉

[@nicolasbuenaventuragomez8338]

Just a thing i learned building the pad...its easier to hear whats going on with the attack of the vca envelope if you progressively increase the amount of its release instead of starting from top to bottom.

[@adamwasthefirstman]

Sorry to shout, but PLEASE DO MORE VIDEOS ON THIS SYNTH!!! I desperately love it's ability to do these pad sounds I crave, but I am interested to see if it can do some more "moogish" mono warm lead lines with portomento and cutoff fiddling. If so, it is definitely my next purchase! Awesome video!

[@OscillatorSink]

Sounds like you're after something like this video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHaVXpKKnq2tobc You might want to check out my most recent video posted last weekend too!

[@CedrikStonge]

How do you save patch, and where do you go to find all your patches?

[@OscillatorSink]

On the front panel there is a button called "Write". Use that to name your patch and to choose which bank and program you want to store it in. This process is detailed in sections 4.8 to 4.9 on page 13 of the manual.

[@OscillatorSink]

If you're asking where you can find the patches I personally have made: www.oscillatorsink.com

[@CedrikStonge]

@@OscillatorSink thank you!

[@pureeschaap]

Thank you once again!

[@BartdeBoisblanc]

This Pad 5:45 is sounding a lot like Vangelis "Charoites of Fire"

[@whatheshow]

You're videos are really great. Super helpful. Thanks so much!

[@OscillatorSink]

Thanks for watching, glad you enjoy them!

[@DrCook45]

Excellent video once again, I have owned my monologue for a year now. I would love a poly synth and was looking at this and the minilogue xd. Have you any words of wisdom oh god of synths?

[@OscillatorSink]

Both great choices - the XD's hybrid approach makes it very flexible. I'd also look at the Opsix - I've been enjoying that a lot!

[@daniel6959]

Thanks for those vids ! Amazing stuff. I do think to get the Behringer DM but thinking between 6 or 12 If this would be my only one synth I would go with 12 - but I’m thinking to use it as for gigs (6 would be more compact) I also have the Prophet REV2 and Moog SUB 37. Wanted to ask your opinion, do you think DM12 would be so much better ? I’m also thinking that the Roland Juno has also 6 voices. Cheers !!

[@OscillatorSink]

If you have a keyboard controller you like, then I'd highly recommend getting the 12D - it'll give you a lot more flexibility with unison patches.

[@blipblip88]

I've had it for 4 days now, find it interesting, but not quite as lovely as my Moog Sub 37. I'm going to keep at it, and attempt to unfold more..cheers.

[@VisionMoon]

Very informative OS. Is the DeepMind capable of recreating the famous Vox Humana sound from the Polymoog?

[@OscillatorSink]

I should think you can get pretty close - and you can add a phaser in the effects engine to get fully Numan-y!

[@VisionMoon]

Oscillator Sink yes, from what I understand it’s 1 sawtooth oscillator and a PW oscillator being modulated by 2 lfo,s / sine waves using a slow and faster rate. Really liking your videos. I think I’m sold on a DeepMind.

[@XanderEwald]

Good one, thanks!

[@OscillatorSink]

+Dacci Pucci thanks for checking it out! Lots more DeepMind videos coming soon, so keep an eye on the channel!

[@daveglassman4779]

Just curious, can the DM6 be used to create say, the lead sound in Valerie (by Steve Winwood)? I'm a huge Winwood fan!

[@OscillatorSink]

I think he's using a combination of Prophet and Multimoog in that era so the basic tonality around the oscillators and the filter is going to be quite different, no matter which way you cut it. That being said, the DM is pretty flexible so it could give it a stab and likely come out similar conceptually, if not exactly authentic.

[@daveglassman4779]

@@OscillatorSink, sounds good to me! And yeah, I do know that Winwood utilized the Prophet, and many of his solos were done with the Multimoog (man, if I had the money, I'd buy one of them things! Then again, maybe more worthwhile to invest in the Deep Mind...)

[@Whydyoucare]

you're a great man

[@peterkulczycki6244]

Seriously considering getting one of these, but have heard some negative stories about reliability. Any experiences here?

[@OscillatorSink]

No issues at all with mine. From what I can see from the stories - they either arrive already dodgy or they're rock solid. Seems to be more about quality control than build quality if you know what I mean.

[@ronpritchard6720]

Great tutorial, thinking of getting this synth mainly for pads, but have seen some say the DP12 would be better because of the extra voices for pads, what do you think?

[@OscillatorSink]

If you have the cash and the space, I'd go for more voices. If you have a controller you like then the 12d is the best deal.

[@ronpritchard6720]

@@OscillatorSink Ok, thanks for the advice.

[@noiselabproject9659]

A Decent tutorial cheers. I think that the Deepmind 6 though in some ways is going to have an effect on many people like the DSI Mopho did. In respect to the thought of `Yeah I have a DeepMind 6 now and it` great but wish I`d spent a little more and got the Deepmind 12 or Deepmind 12D ( I have the 12D ) in the same respect many DSI Mopho box owners really wished that they had got a DSI Tetra instead ( that happened to me and eventually I got a Tetra too )

[@OscillatorSink]

I'm happy with my 6 for the moment... But if I ever get the hankering a 12D in poly-chain mode to make a great big DeepMind18 would be nice!

[@cseagrist]

@@OscillatorSink The 12 is amazing. Just the complete control of the voices make the 12 worth it. You can stack the voices in two or three voices per key press... and then when you use the detune the sound is so, so fat. I've had a bunch of small analog synths, minilogue, monologue, bass station II, as well as some digital polys like kingkorg... but this deepmind 12 is hands down my favorite. so easy to program but so complex at the same time. but it can get nasty sounding really quick too, especially cranking the reso too far. but super impressed with behringer. the neutron is so, so fun to play with also. VCOs and semi-modular.

[@BBKPreTTy]

thank You :)

[@xaviermccloud4586]

Loved this video as a helpful "how to" because you showed what some of the setting do (This is my first and only synth so far) but the pad you created sounded damn near the same from beginning to end. like 4% difference lol.

[@OscillatorSink]

The basic tonality was perhaps, but there's a huge difference between how it feels to play, how it responds across the keyboard. A lot of this tutorial was about refining the 'playability' of the patch. If you want something a little more adventurous, try these two: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJDTZn14dryIitU kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZbPkmiGqL2MjqM Especially that second one.

[@electroniksoundlab]

Great Video! Thanks :)

[@OscillatorSink]

Thanks for checking it out - I've recently posted another video where I build a bit more of an ambient pad if that's of interest to you.

[@saulsavarino7358]

Great video! Once you create/modified a patch, how save / store it? how to set favorites? tnx best

[@OscillatorSink]

From the manual: 7.4 WRITE (Write Menu) To write a program to memory press the WRITE switch to open the WRITE PROGRAM menu. The WRITE PROGRAM menu will then appear: In this menu you can use the -NO/+YES switches to navigate through the sections. The selected section will be highlighted by an inverted character (white on black). The fi rst section is the program location the current program will be saved. You can use the UP/DOWN switches, the rotary knob, or the fader to select the required BANK (A-H) and PROGRAM NUMBER (1-128). The second section is the CATEGORY to select any of the available categories. Again you can use the UP/DOWN switches, the rotary knob, or the fader to select the required CATEGORY. The third section is REPLACED BY which allows you to name the program to be written. You can use the -NO/+YES switches to step through each character of the name and use the UP/DOWN switches, the rotary knob, or the faders to change the character. There are also two short-cuts for selecting characters indicated by text above the FX and GLOBAL switches: a-A-0 - Pressing the FX switch will cycle between lower-case, upper-case and numbers. DEL - Pressing the GLOBAL switch will delete the currently selected character. Note: These short-cuts only appear when you are editing the name of the REPLACED BY program.

[@OscillatorSink]

(so to summarise, press "write", select the patch you want to overwrite, press "write" again). (there is no "favourites" feature).

[@Tobygold1]

How about some 303 skinny/bubbly patches? Noticing its been a while since your last Deepmind video so hope you still like it.

[@OscillatorSink]

Noted! I do still enjoy it but I have to admit that with my time a bit more limited right now, I tend to gravitate towards jamming on the Digitone at the moment. Hope those videos are still interesting to you!

[@kweezydance]

Hello ! How do you get the deepmind 6 to play One voice per note ? I just bought mine and i'm struggling playing chords because it allows me only to play three notes then all the voices are taken .. When i want to record midi with my mpc1000 it's quite a problem so if you have any answer that would really help ! Looks like a great synth (it's my first one with a keyboard ) and i'd like to dig deeper with it Thank you and Great video by the way happy to discover this !!

[@OscillatorSink]

Look in the "Poly" menu for the unison/voicing settings. Poly-2 means polyphonic, with 2 stacked voices. You want normal Poly. This setting is set per patch.

[@kweezydance]

@@OscillatorSink I tried to do that But i don't see Poly 2 , i only see Poly when i open up the voice parameters and by default when i press a note it goes by 2 voices

[@OscillatorSink]

(sorry I meant unison-2) So in the Poly Menu the "Polyphony" setting is just "Poly"? But two voices are lighting up every time you play? Does changing that setting change this? Is is the same on every patch?

[@kweezydance]

@@OscillatorSink Yes i figured you meant unison haha ! Yes that's the problem .. it's the same in every patch i tried so far , i set it to poly and yet 2 voices light up the leds / Unison2 = 4 voices .. Could it be because of the firmware ? shall i update it to the latest version or is it something else you think ?

[@OscillatorSink]

I'd update the firmware and run calibration. Oh, two other thoughts: is chord mode enabled? Do you have any midi or USB cables plugged in - if so, remove those. You could have a midi loop-back issue (eg. your DAW could be echoing the key you're playing back into the unit and double triggering the note).

[@vitaobassbr]

I like the deepmind 6 because his size. But some patchs are allowed only 3 voices. Should I go for a DM12?

[@OscillatorSink]

The 12d is probably the best deal if you have a keyboard already.

[@marcoagius6926]

Hi! I'm debating which synth should I'll buy, is it the roland JU06a module or the behringer deepmind 6? Thanks

[@OscillatorSink]

I guess it depends if you want a more straightforward, pure Juno experience or more complexity from modulation and effects...

[@marcoagius6926]

@@OscillatorSink okay thanks

[@somaticjet2717]

lush!

[@OscillatorSink]

+Jirmmy Skirt *bows*

[@thegimpsometimes5937]

Damn. Sounds better than any of the presets. I only know cuz I had to have gone through at least 300 of them and they all sound like s*** just about. the only reason I've kept my deepmind 12 is because every patch I make gets better and better every time.

[@OscillatorSink]

I think the Deepmind is a wonderful instrument to design sounds on. There are some gems in the presets but maybe the err a little on the side of showing off the effects at times maybe?

[@thegimpsometimes5937]

@@OscillatorSink yeah there are some good ones. my favorites are tines EP and warm strings. But making the patches is definitely where this thing shines. I'm trying to get 10 patches together to share. It'd be awesome if you tried them out

[@OscillatorSink]

Post them here and I'll see if I can find time. If you want I can help you use my distribution tool to make sharing them easier?

[@thegimpsometimes5937]

Yeah man I'll definitely use it. Ill post them as a reply on this comment

[@umanile]

Is it possible to set the delay time via tap tempo?

[@OscillatorSink]

On some of the delays yes - not all of them if memory serves though.

[@umanile]

@@OscillatorSink thank you!

[@mikehydropneumatic2583]

Proximity effect?

[@OscillatorSink]

Yes.

[@ingak591]

Are There organ sounds?

[@OscillatorSink]

You can create some fairly convincing organ sounds, but it wouldn't be my first choice if that was mainly what you were after.

[@ingak591]

@@OscillatorSink can You recommend something?

[@OscillatorSink]

If you want something cheap and little but fun the Reface YC is ace. The Korg SV-1 is still rightly very popular and has a wide range of organ and electric piano sounds, there's also the Roland VR-09-B, but I've never played one myself. But bear in mind I'm not an organ player or even a keyboardist, so take those recommendations with a pinch of salt.

[@ingak591]

@@OscillatorSink Thanks!

[@ultrawestvideo]

Al ataqueeeeeeerrrr

[@OscillatorSink]

Pardon?

[@ultrawestvideo]

@@OscillatorSink is a way of saying, in a vulgar dialect of Spanish I start this tutorial, and this time with absolute conviction and full confidence that I will understand everything, and get good results, whatever happens, putting all my effort and dedication, without counting the hours that I will need. With infinite gratitude to the Master

[@OscillatorSink]

In which case: 👍, with an extra dose of 👊!

[@SuchaDoofus]

@@ultrawestvideo Sounds more Japanese....

[@Domerfly]

how to do you save or write a patch you've created?

[@OscillatorSink]

You press the button labeled "WRITE" - it's right underneath the screen. Then use the scroll wheel to select the bank/program slot you want to save it to (by default it'll be the program you're currently on) then press "WRITE" a second time to confirm. Full details of this can be found in section 4.8 of the manual ("Writing Programs"), the process is also explained on screen when you press the "WRITE" button.

[@Domerfly]

Oscillator Sink thanks so much. Someone needs to make a tutorial on this.

[@OscillatorSink]

I'm not sure a tutorial would add much to how it's described in the manual. To be clear: if you're overwriting the patch you were editing, it's literally just "press the 'WRITE' button twice". Probably a bit short for a tutorial to be fair.

[@Domerfly]

Oscillator Sink yeah, I looked at the manual and it’s kind of confusing to be honest. I feel the menu diving here is the only thing I hate about it.

[@F-Andre]

i noticed the deepmind 6 has transparent wheels... while the dm12 has black /transparent wheels :( this looks way better

[@OscillatorSink]

Yeah - it was a definite visual upgrade!

[@graxjpg]

My dm12 has this style of wheel. Quite lovely indeed.

[@paulchiasson3182]

Translucid

[@LaminarSound]

If they made a Deepmind 12 in this form factor id buy one today

[@asdfjkl227]

Why? Your sounds would become muddy with so many notes so close together

[@LaminarSound]

@@asdfjkl227 not if theres a split involved. Anyways, I think ive changed my mind on the need for that many voices. I bought a Sequential Take 5 2 months ago and the 5 voices do everything I could imagine.

[@tim.jenkins75]

great vid, im using is in live sets for pads mainly... great sounds and when you get the resonance to sit right its sounds so sweet... check out my youtube if you can be arsed... haha

[@angelosindaco5937]

Ok i bought the digitone, all volca and THIS. Please stop reviewing synths, i don-t have money left. Ahahah

[@OscillatorSink]

Oh no, I'm sorry!... Have you seen my jams with the OP-Z though?

[@killerdalek]

Too much bass on your voice - waaaay too intimate!

[@OscillatorSink]

+killerdalek I'M IN YOUR HEAD

[@OscillatorSink]

All of them at once.

[@SuchaDoofus]

Was ok. Perhaps a bit of cut between 100-200 hz wouldn't hurt. But most likely you are just a bit close to the mic and are getting some proximity effect, if its a cardioid. If so back away from the mic and turn up the interface gain a bit. ;-)

[@fjfrancois]

Damn sorry but it is to much bass on your voice, but thank you for the video.