Hydrasynth Expression - Part 1 Polytouch (Key Pressure) with DAW (Ableton Live 11)

In this series, Product Manager of ASM and Ableton Certified Trainer, Dominic Au talks about the possibilities you could achieve with the expressiveness that Hydrasynth offers.
- Part 1 demonstrates how to setup and apply Hydrasynth’s keys & pads polyphonic aftertouch to work with Ableton Live 11
- Part 2 demonstrates how to setup and apply Hydrasynth’s MPE support to work with Ableton Live 11
- Part 3 demonstrates how to use an MPE controller to play with the Hydrasynth’s sound engine #AshunSoundMachines #Hydrasynth #ASM

[@jayonbaby]

Thanks!! Please do a video exploring more of the sound engine.

[@fleshback]

Great!

[@issiewizzie]

can I program the pressure range

[@igossojim]

a quick question: How can I adjust the tempo on hydrasynth explorer?

[@jayfurness6695]

Can you PLEASE, PLEASE, go through slowly, how I can use my laptop to control the Synth.? Even to basically go through the Presets, to avoid spinning that wheel a million times. I just can’t seem to get it to work. I am Missing something.

[@joebrewer4529]

I'm going to be naive here not look anything up on the internet and ask a question here. Polyphonic aftertouch. The information is being sent from the key is that hardwired to the pitch of note and fluctuates. Or does each note pressed have the same frequency that fluctuates?

[@AshunSoundMachines]

no, poly aftertouch is a controller. It could be routed to pitch if you wanted but it is usually routed to something like filter cutoff or level to give timbral changes based on pressure.

[@marzzz1]

Five octaves, please!