GerenM Live! Designing Sounds on Hardware Synths (feat: Take 5 & PolyBrute)

[@synkrotron]

enjoying this, Geren up to half way through and I need to get on with stuff, so will catch up with the rest later cheers andy

[@GerenM63]

Thanks Andy! Yeah, as is often the case, I went longer than I expected! I just get into it and start having fun!

[@thesundrinker]

This is going right on my playlist. -grabs popcorn-

[@GerenM63]

Thanks!

[@jamesgardiner3731]

Very chill; a big Thank You 👍

[@GerenM63]

Glad you enjoyed it, and thanks for listening! Cheers!

[@cordellsounds]

I've played with an Osmose at a trade show and the expressivity with the side to side movement is brilliant, could've played with it for hours and it has the same thing with the key bed being responsive from a light touch. This new key bed does seem like it would be more universal though. Interested to see where both of these approaches go.

[@GerenM63]

I played the Osmose at Knobcon last year -- it is a fabulous instrument to play. People had said they thought it was difficult getting used to the keyboard, but I didn't find it difficult to play at all. I agree with you about the Arturia approach. It's certainly more approachable by folks who are just coming into MPE from having just aftertouch. I also wonder how much additional challenge there is in implementing the per-key vibrato on an analog synth vs. a digital one... Cheers!

[@averagepainter]

came here to see the girl. i did not though. so not.

[@GerenM63]

Nope, just some fat old guy making synth music, just like in every one of my videos. Sorry to disappoint. Have a great day!

[@oblitafier]

Never going going watch anything with an AI thumbnail

[@GerenM63]

OK. Have a great day!

[@synthseeker]

I’m here to listen so AI thumbs are ok by me.

[@GerenM63]

Thanks, and thanks for hanging out during the live stream!