How to Supercharge Your Tracks with Filter Pedals

[@TeddyLeppard]

Glad you're including more of your own music in these videos. Great stuff and loving the constant creativity on your channel.

[@ChangShuyeGuqin]

Ha! I almost skipped this video because I wasn't in the mood to hear about pedals. Silly me - I should have known you'd deliver SOOO much more! "Liquid Resonance" was awesome, and all the depth you give about how to construct whole new instruments by just combining a few components and then PLAY them with all the expression is just incredible! I am SO glad I didn't pass this video by. I'm always amazed at watching you create!

[@LittleFl0yd]

I really don't comment often here on YT, but I discovered your channel about a week ago, and you already are in my top tier preferred channels. I was so happy to discover it that I send it to all my musician friends! So much to learn in every single video... So much awesome pieces of hardware in this room... And so much talent and musicality in using it! Thanks a lot for all you give to us.

[@moogfooger]

The best on the tube. the minimoog with the Korg Mr Multi pedal is more than fantastic. cheers

[@georgegeez8708]

Great video as always. I think you should be called Professor Marinelli and need to teach at a university. I bet your class would be very sought after. I would go back to school for that class. Thank you again. 👍👍👍👍👍

[@ymmv99]

That song at the beginning ..... chef's kiss!

[@pascaldeshayes5459]

Fascinating and very generous as usual. Your passion and dedication are very palpable. Thank you so much, Anthony!

[@squarelanguage]

The Waldorf 2-pole filter instantly reminded me of the Waldorf Blofeld I had 10 years ago. Never really paid attention to the character of it but it definitely was inspiring in a different way.

[@jimlemons9231]

What a great song!!! Now the filters!!

[@DougAlvey]

At 21:00 - Nice to have your years of piano technique, to play expressively at pianissimo too.

[@robertelovsson8344]

And a super beautiful composition of course. I’m curious about your piano sound too, wonderfully captured indeed!

[@badoedipus2551]

You definitely inspired me. I've been of a mind set that I really need stereo filters.. and have felt this way for quite a long time.. and though this video is not quite enough to cause me to repent from this view.. it has opened my mind a little bit. Also.. I'm quite interested to see what you might do about this quad business with the Moog Modular.

[@AlexanderAlm]

First moog sound is amazing ❤

[@JonShipp-ni2lb]

Thanks Anthony. Really enjoying your videos. I feel like my sounds have improved 10x with some of the tips you have shared. Forever grateful.

[@hardcoreherbivore4730]

That 4 voice Oberheim is my dream synth. Fortunately, I managed to find the Two Voice Pro. It’s sound is unmatched by anything else I’ve ever heard.

[@swanofnutella4734]

Reminds me of early Megaman music. Which I realize is kind of an anachronistic take away ...But those dudes were influenced by a lot of cool Japanese 70s fusion. I think they paired those sensibilities with a kind of "action soundtrack" urgency. And this song has that 'action urgency' - very cool. And a ton more color and character than one would get out of a NES soundcard. I love it.

[@renehoukes]

Great piece of music with very interesting techniques.

[@matthewmollohan319]

Your channel just happened to pop into my feed and I’m happy it did! I’m enjoying these videos a lot and learning a lot as well.

[@GahlordDewald]

The beginning gives me a great Magazine vibe. Love it. Also, I really appreciate your approach, concepts, and pacing with your videos. Just really useful for thinking musically with this technology. Thanks for making them.

[@An3z-u5h]

I love the idea of using a filter pedal to create a stereo signal from a monosynth! Will try this for sue.

[@kevinpaige5746]

Killer piece of music at the top!

[@Domlawsonmusic]

I absolutely love this channel! Such awesome education and insights! The music is always beautiful too! You answer so many questions that I’ve always wondered about over the years when trying to make my own sounds. Thank you!

[@PATRIK67KALLBACK]

It's so great that you share your music insights an explain how you create your sounds.

[@rosalindwebb7729]

Thanks

[@Harbaksh1234]

Thank you so much! Where would we be without our safe place, that is, music ❤

[@BigUpVideo]

M.J. plaque on the wall …… yes i am subscribing, oh ya, the sounds were beautiful, OMG the collection of vintage equipment, i don’t think i blinked once during this video 😂 time to watch everything this man has posted on youtube.

[@GloveBunniesVideos]

Thank you so much, Anthony. Your insight is priceless!

[@automationtraveler]

Lots of great tips in this video. Thanks

[@furiobisotti8150]

Anthony... You played A SEM and a Synthex too. This means a wild bunch of old analog beasts. So lovely. As italian synth lover of course I appreciated the Elka synth and the Alfa Romeo sweater too! 😊

[@MusicoElectronico]

Oh that moog modular!!! 🎶 🎵 ❤️

[@arryaxx263]

Really cool explanation, and I always like hearing the things you create. Expressiveness in digital instruments can be such a challenge. It's good to see your thought process in creating sounds.

[@tommayo3212]

This made my day, great song, thank you for sharing your knowledge & experience.

[@aresniysolovev]

Thank you for sharing knowledge and inspiration!

[@randomlivestreams5900]

how did u made sound at 2:08 was it moog modeler too ? sounds really good 80s video games/ demoscenes / tracker music vibe

[@camhyde9701]

very nice arrangement

[@albertdagobert9777]

Awesome song at the beginning and awesome explanation.

[@Gerald_Daniel]

I've certainly enjoyed the video & the music. Divided into separate single parts I sometimes missed min to max settings because the settings the musical piece required, isolated sounded partwise too subtile to me. I'd also liked to listen to extreme settings. I certainly understand that this were perhaps too stressful & who would want to destroy settings from a quality piece of music?

[@boronoro]

Thank you for sharing these techniques!! Super useful and encouraging!

[@marknhopgood]

Oh yeah. First synth Casio cz1000 next purchase delay pedal and sequencer. All set!

[@mymodularjourney]

Excellent deep dive into the use of external filters. When starting eurorack I got way too many different ones. Eventually I got a Marsupial filter, and it’s basically the only one that I use consistently since then.

[@paulbrennan5807]

another top video i always look forward to seeing your vids .thanks for uploading

[@bonchbonch]

Cool! I coincidentally started doing this recently using Arturia's filter plug-ins, so this video is right up my alley.

[@DougAlvey]

At 19:00 - Interesting how the multi-octave m7 arpeggio assumes a Pentatonic character, like the Japanese Koto. “But I don’t have a Koto”: use a plucked (see Berlin School) 2+ octave arpeggio sound.

[@martynkentfrancis]

Great video Anthony 👍 so many inspiring ideas! Looking forward to the quad deep dive 👊

[@sjay4673]

Great content as always, Anthony! Thanks for this amazing overview of Filters. 👍

[@lospollosdelhuevos6598]

Thank you,, your music is awesome and the tats are amazing,, thank you for sharing!

[@Thearcherfl]

I have a super modest setup. Not the best stuff. Behringer 2600 Td-3 Rd-6 Korg electribe sample Logic Pro Launchpad Pro Keystep 37 But with those simple synths, videos like this not only keep me from buying new gear uselessly, but make me LEARN my modest gear. Thank you!

[@jeremy8936]

Thanks mate. Always learning..

[@DanJanTube]

I don't have anything deep to say, just that I love your content and thank you for sharing these tips with us

[@andrak5946]

🤯🤯 i love your content Anthony!! Please keep going!!

[@thruzero]

Stunning intro piece! Love your insight as always 😊

[@kristiandawe85]

I just have to say that Yamaha upright piano sounds beautiful

[@Zaccyonline]

This was brilliant, as always, and you are the best. ❤️

[@MrDigitalHamster]

I really dig the opening intro song! Top notch man! Your videos are so informative and inspirational. Keep having fun cause its contagious.

[@MyVinylRips]

Always inspiring! Love your channel! Thanks so much for another great video! Love your innovative and playful approach!

[@jimmychonga5054]

Another great video Anthony. Love the jam at the beginning and as usual the technical bits (why we're all here ;) ) .Keep em coming !

[@TedBrownMedia]

Love it. This video could not have come at a better time, since i was actually looking into this subject in depth. Thx Anthony :-)

[@DannypatsGaming]

Keep it up Anthony! I really look forward to your uploads :) Appreciate the deep dive

[@guysmiley7289]

awesome video. I do the same thing with modular filters.

[@paradiddle16]

That moog modular!!!!

[@Suruga-Sound]

Grazie mille Grande Marinelli ! I really like your very educational videos, thank you for sharing your amazing skill 😊 Cheers from Japan

[@JamBassMusic]

Thank you for the master class!

[@brianglock3099]

Nice presentation, fun. Thank you Inspiring me to go down in the studio and play with the Murf and Bass Murf. First giggles the MF101. Maybe just maybe use the Multipedal to sweep everything.😊😊😊

[@rosalindwebb7729]

There cool sounds there fabulous.thank you for sharing ❤

[@olivehillstudios]

Loved this video! I learned so much! Thank you

[@neocollective5959]

I'm a bass player and once it starts I can't stop watching your videos. The Bob Ross of oscillators, the Rembrandt od modulation 😉🤗🤩

[@jayburd1875]

Bob Rosscillator

[@ME-ru4hv]

That Jupiter sound is lovely. I always wondered if it is used on the Tom Tom Club stuff

[@CrplCon]

My apologies if you've done this already, but could you make a video covering your process of composing an original piece of music, along with your thought process on creating the sounds for it?

[@Clupea101]

Great stuff, Awsome sounds using external pedals and Filters ,

[@MusicoElectronico]

Great video! How amazingly useful is the Dr Click... in production and composing process it's as important as any other musical instrument. 🎶 🎵 ❤️

[@MikeUIibarri]

Such a great channel, Brother!

[@davidkristian6606]

I've been following your work ever since that Keyboard Magazine article on your work with Brian Banks! Your Arp 2600M feature was very interesting and helped me get the most out of mine! I see you like the Prometheus Deluxe! One of my go-to filter pedals is the very first Prometheus, so I can imagine the deluxe is crazy! Anyway, Keep up the good work! Cheers

[@viol8r]

Anthony! Great video! I know it’s a little below your wheelhouse, but would be interesting to see you tinker with a dx7 or d50, etc.. just to see your versatility! I know it’s kind of like asking a guitar virtuoso to play a ukulele..

[@albertdagobert9777]

Could you do a video of the most common mistakes that people do when they try to use different synthesizers sounds together ?

[@GongMaster]

I love what you do and how you do it. Very nice how you explain things and so inspiring. Now I just wanna switch on my toys and play with filters.

[@boblove2912]

Another fantastic video. Pretty sure the Boss Waza Dimension is buffered bypass BTW.

[@nutsosix7930]

I love your information on filters. I got the plugin version on the G-force-OB X and Waldorf-D-Pole. Would be nice if they added CV, CV acts like CC. The MDE-X is cool when you use the velocity Wah preset. Use Supermodel, and then the 101S with the Mariana with cv other Moog pedals.

[@anthonymarinellimusic]

Great idea!

[@DetroitMicroSound]

Amazing sounds in this Anthony! Extraordinary sounds you're making! I mean...You could call the Microcosm a filter pedal....and Zoia.... But oh, they are countless other things as well.... 😄 ..I would love the Acid Box, just to go with my LXR-02.

[@synthnerd4539]

I really enjoyed that one, thank you! Although the 2600 bass set off my tinnitus 😅 I get good use from the Moog MIDI MuRF for this kind of movement.

[@domeniquexander_]

so great. love your videos 🔥🤙🏼 all the best from germany, dom

[@andrewverran3498]

Perfect video , Just what the doctor ordered... I have a MC505 and an MC909 , which I love , but wanted to give their sounds new life through the individual outs and pedals, particularly a tube type pedal. PeaceFromOZ😊

[@christophgraf63]

What a great video. Greetings from 🇨🇭

[@crawlingman7003]

Ooh. Love that deep base. A sine wave?

[@NFawc]

When I was messing around with synths 30+ years ago I used to use pedals to 'sex up' the synths... :)

[@morgan8937]

Where else could you possibly learn all this stuff?! Thank you so much

[@SeanOBrien888]

Love your videos. Being a musician that grew up in the 70s-80s I love everything you do. But I'll never be blessed to own all the synths and pedals you have. I'm stuck using software in the box and I try my hardest to recreate what you do. Sometimes I get lucky. But its not the same as the real thing and it never will be.

[@Bleeeaaoop]

Thank you for everything you've done so far, i really appreciate all of your videos. Im just starting to collect and learn to play , I just got my first real synth it's a MicroKorg s the 2016 model and im loving it. 🎶 🎉 Im also trying to get my kids into music as well and your channel is an amazing resource for information also very insightful and interesting , I love your interviews too. Thanks again, and sorry for rambling lol. *Edit also thanks for being involved in some of the best music of my childhood/ life you're the best 🎉

[@patsybrady]

Brilliant video. No love for that Sherman though 🤔

[@miltoeph]

Nice one ! Its hard though to fit so many synths in a mix without sacrificing some frequencies from each. You could have given them some farther placement and depth . Sounds like almost everything is trying to be in your face and they are clashing. Love the Alfa Romeo hoodie ❤

[@SYNTHGURU]

Liked so much!Greetings from 🇮🇹

[@enricopallazzoofficial]

A ton of interesting stuff in this video, as usual i should say. I've only used VST filters and they are incredibly creative but i need to get a proper hardware analog filter to have some proper fun.

[@cesarsjogren]

This channel is awesome

[@Bloor005]

I think the 2-pole is the same filter circuit as the old Microwave isnt it?

[@dharmaone77]

Great use of signal splitters and just filtering one side. What’s the reverb you run the Jupiter 8 into via the dimension C? Sound so wide!

[@Slope114]

I wonder if I can use 3 filters from my modular to simulate a triple vac resonator. I do also have 3 resonant lpg🤔

[@Projacked1]

Have you triggered the Arp and used it as a filter/fx-box? That thing can do crazy stuff.

[@stolatbao]

Inspirational as always, just found an old Wha-Wha in the basement the other day., just needs a new battery. Been filtering my Clavinet through my Matriarch recently and it sounds amazing. Would love to send over some sounds, how would we go about that?

[@mwarsell]

Is the Moog from Rob Rosen's studio?

[@demontestokes2605]

I would love to know what you think of the muse

[@Slope114]

Brilliant!