MC-707 tutorial: Partials and LFOs

Oh hello there,
in this tutorial I show how I customized a preset for a tone in a new song on the Roland MC 707. I go over the tone-menu (again, but differently), show how you can access the four partials and what is and is not a part of them.
You'll witness me realizing that the tone is not nice around halfway through the tutorial, but it is what it is and how I soldier on to finish it anyway.
Enjoy the video and I'd be really happy if you left a comment for me to read. CU!
MC 707, Zoom H8, Filmora Wondershare
Note: it will also work on the MC 101, but the menus look different.

[@1975Stevo]

I agree not the best sound to work on. Rather like an annoying mosquito I wanted to zap. Good effort all the same

[@ToddMakesMusic]

Thanks! That sounds about right :D I'll make better choices in the future!

[@Rattus9000]

Lookin forward to more of these, my 707 confuses me lol

[@ToddMakesMusic]

Thanks. That's really the reason why I do this. The reference manual is good at explaining how to do things, but not really why one should fiddle with what knob.

[@glensubtorq]

Great vid. I have owned the 707 for over a year and I still learnt something here. Thank you. 😎👍

[@ToddMakesMusic]

Thank you so much!

[@Psycoherohero]

Thank you for these kind of tutorials! It really is a machine you can pick up for instant fun but also has this kind of depth to dive into if you want.

[@ToddMakesMusic]

Thank you, yeah I feel the same way, there's so much possibility in that machine.

[@Buffenmeyer]

I really enjoy your tutorials, especially because you are so articulate in your descriptions. There are tons of videos out there but not many venture into the depths of the machine. The ability to create original sounds from scratch is a definite plus on the 707! Thank you for helping us along in that regard. Do you have any content about using individual partials to create oscillator-based arpeggios?

[@ToddMakesMusic]

Thank you @Buffenmeyer! 😊 I learn so much doing these videos and they feel like taking forever 😀 so I take your words as an encouragement! I think that it'd be fun to go into oscillators, do I'll put it on my list! Thank you and have a great day!

[@gorogne]

Thank you! 👍🏿😎👍🏿

[@ToddMakesMusic]

You're welcome!

[@HardcoreOreider]

Thanks for the great tutorial! Keep it up

[@ToddMakesMusic]

Thank you! I will, it's really good fun :)

[@HardcoreOreider]

I would love a Video where you explain the possibilities of effects and how it all works :)

[@ToddMakesMusic]

@HardcoreOreider I'm planning sth like that, but there are so many! 😞