My Nambu one Synth App of 2022 | haQ attaQ

[@JakobHaq]

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[@pawegorka8589]

Are you gay ?

[@thom_lester]

EPIC tutorial Jakob!!! I grabbed this one after watching :)

[@iPadBeatMaking]

Great video! I'll finally be able to understand the app now lol

[@sascha10489]

This one is, like all FM synth, deep and complicated. And that’s why I love that it has different & unique types of oscˋs.

[@JakobHaq]

It’s absolutely chock full of stuff. I can definitely see how this one can feel a bit confusing to many people. Even i had to take proper time with it before my mind was able to “settle down”. Interface is quite “busy”.

[@robmcguinness2818]

Awesome video, thanks for your video they’re a great help 👍

[@Calverhall]

Nambu has been updated to work on Macs, so I've felt the drive to finally dive into it. I only watched the first part of this video before but now that I'm over the intimidation hurdle I found the longer tutorial fascinating! I'm sure you are very busy Jakob and I don't know if the work reward ratio is worth doing it but I would adore a part 2 where you do another kind of sound, perhaps exploring those loose ends you mention at the end. Maybe drum kit or exploring the sequencers or doing a deeper FM patch, whatever you feel would be fun for you to do I suppose. Love your videos!

[@dcollett]

Jakob, there were so many great synths in 2022, but a few really stand out in terms of innovation, UI, and sound design potential. Nambu is one of those, for sure. Although it’s a bit complex to figure out, the excellent layout makes the process easier. Thanks for another excellent walkthrough/tutorial. Uh-oh…TikTok calling…🤣

[@wiegraf9009]

I love how this synth takes the function application philosophy of FM and goes all out with it. Awesome!

[@witzbold70]

You made one hell of an ambient patch 😮

[@kikiteevee6969]

You're a marvel Jakob. You've unlocked this synth for me now and can't wait to have a proper play. Thanks so much.

[@BreakSpace]

I’m so glad that you picked Nambu for synth of the year, it’s truly remarkable FM synth. Thank you very much on this in-depth presentation / tutorial. 👍

[@jzno]

Nambu is a true killer, just bought it...thanks for the awesome tutorial and walkthrough ❤❤❤

[@soysos.tuffsound]

ThankYouThankYouThankYou!! What a fantastic walk thru. Your explanation of the structure of this synth brought it all together for me. I think Iceworks may be my favorite soft synth designer. Between Nambu and Lagrange, I feel like I have all my synth bases covered.

[@erlannderrantem6972]

Good Job Jakob! Very nice Synth and very good presentation. Tack så mycke!

[@timelapsedigital2536]

So good! Both the synth and the video! Nicely done!

[@chebtamer]

I will back home early today… I must do it! I want to watch this video 😂 Thank you Jakob 👏🏼🤗

[@eriktrips]

Sweet. I saw the “anything is an operator” tag line and felt the light breath of fame: I wrote that in a comment on.. yeah, one of your videos that I could probably find if I wanted to search through six months of history but there are very few things I will do that for at my ever-disconcertingly advancing age. Always happy to turn a phrase, though! And now I’m going to steal your patch. :) Tho I do plan to change it up a little. If it sounds interesting I’ll try to share it.. somewhere. Thanks for the ideas.

[@JakobHaq]

🤍💋🤍💋🤍💋🤍💋

[@davenik1999]

I am at almost two years of trying to teach myself sound synthesis on the iPad, and still consider myself a rank amateur. I find many synths difficult to control, because they are laid out in a way that makes it difficult to visualize the signal path, and thus better understand how the particular knob one is tweaking is affecting the result. What I love about this synth is how clearly one can visualize the path of the signal through the various modifiers and filters, and to see by tweaking and mixing them how exactly they are affecting the signal. It also looks like a great way to learn about the differences between additive and subtractive synthesis! Being a novice musician as well as a novice synthesist, I have the extra struggle of often being unfamiliar with even the basic concepts, like “what is the difference between a filter envelope and a mod envelope?”, and I feel that this instrument might really help me better understand those concepts. Once again, you have made an engaging and entertaining video that has brought me a bit further towards my goal of understanding this fascinating subject. Thanks so much for everything you do! I would love to see you do a series on the basics of synthesis, as my only difficulty in watching your videos is that they often assume a basic level of understanding that I don’t quite yet possess…

[@johnhowardnardine6815]

Wow. Just wow. How deep that got snuck up on me. The texture and resonator alone was well worth sticking around for! Thanks for all your work on this video!

[@JakobHaq]

I think those where the modules I spent the most time with when I first got the synth. At least the resonator. Just couldn’t help myself and ended up adding the to every patch I made. 😅

[@mobypixel]

Congrats on the video! You got some amazing sounds out of this app.

[@xgmode]

Bought it last year when I saw it in the appstore, didn’t realise it’s so deep! Great review.

[@iampaul9poetry]

Looking forward to watching this later, when I have some quiet time. Had Nambu since launch and I’ve still not given it the attention it deserves.

[@chebtamer]

What shall I say! This video worth the waiting, it’s the best reference to understand the most of Nambu. Thank you Jakob always waiting your next video ❤

[@surrealchemist]

This thing is wild. Very deep, but laid out in a clean way.

[@leebenningfield]

I'm new to iPad music making, I've been looking for good synth apps and I hadn't heard of this one yet. I'm impressed by how flexible and versatile it looks, and how much fine control there is over every conceivable parameter.

[@MaxiSokrates]

Drambo (Thats More an expert experimental synth), FabFilter Twin 3, Tera Pro, Moog Model 15, Moog Minimoog Model D. There Are a loot of good stuff for the iPad. You Can work professional with the iPad without paying thousands of thousands of Money and without sacrificing extra space for all the hardware.

[@bazebuster8330]

Thanks for the overview Jakob. Awesome and complex (good way) sounds. Wish you a happy and Great 2023,

[@The5thVolt]

If I had only two Synth apps on my iPad it would be Nambu and Drambo! Awesome video and great patch!

[@peterford1702]

Thanks, I have just purchased via your link, hope your get a cut. Excellent run through, many thanks.

[@JakobHaq]

Thank you for your support! FIY: I make no money from the app links and I haven’t for years. Apple removed the affiliate program for apps back in 2018.

[@phuturemusic]

Happy new year!

[@kruser32]

I better understand how to create my own patches now, thanks a lot. Would be great to see more Nambu tutorials and your own presets pack

[@yoyohuba]

Inspiring & Informative! Thanks for your hard work! It s teached me a ton of stuff!

[@jjbing3]

This looks awesome!! Imma need some presets

[@paulkennedy6641]

Amazing synth, fantastically helpful walk-through, beautiful visual presentation. Very inspiring - thank you.

[@TeddyLeppard]

Please sell all of your patches as packs (especially Nambu). This is a wonderful synth, but it takes a while to understand how to work with all of the variations available. We need more "templates" to start from and bigger premade patch libraries help to do this.

[@rollermusic]

Great choice for 2022 and nice dive into Nambu - I love it and learned more from you! BTW, "receive the treatment" is perfectly good English...

[@JakobHaq]

Thank you for the feedback and especially for the grammar check! 🤍🤍🤍

[@rollermusic]

@@JakobHaq I understand being somewhat insecure about speaking to an international audience in a tongue other than one's mother tongue (I was born and raised in the US but studied in Paris when I was 19-20, and have been a permanent resident of Germany for the past 40 years), but you don't really need to apologize for your English when you offer such a personal and well-founded experience with iOS music. Good job, JakobHaq!

[@blacktom1]

OK, I'm running to get it!

[@rexcellencemagee6729]

This fits fight in with my modular plan!

[@analogmatthew]

Makes me want to buy NAMBU. 😳 Thanks for doing these in-depth videos on apps

[@TotallyFictional]

What a great tutorial! I didn’t get this app, even though I love IceWorks, because I decided I have enough synth apps. But now…we’ll I have to get it 😊

[@theorize999]

this synth is badass

[@Lorichs]

Well that was a great video. I love your sound dedign tutorials. Also a very nice patch you just did. I might wanna recreate that. I’m looking forward to part 2 😊 I love to get more into FM synthesys. Right now my teaking is very unpredicteble but I have heard that i’m not the only one.

[@saltedscholar]

Inspiring stuff. You've really found a great style, an inspiring balance of unique experimentation with format and structure, balanced by recognizable touchstones that make it all easy to learn from.

[@KHos73]

Excellent video!

[@benni.rosinante]

Thanks for this video 🎉 I love Nambu ❤ I even thought about uninstalling all other synths. And what is more, I found it very "cpu performance friendly" ✨

[@sascha10489]

Wow…great long video for the underrated synth🙏🏽🖤🙏🏽

[@JakobHaq]

I’m hoping more people will have a look at this true gem of a synth! 👊

[@anacrusisinthailand]

Informative and entertaining at the same time, thanks. Now I better understand how to properly use it…

[@cokomairena]

Came here to unGAS myself, nambu is awesome, the world is sleeping on it for sure

[@jramosmusic]

You are a master sound designer, sir. thanks for that tutorial.

[@MrKKmusic]

I absolutely agree!

[@xafac]

Took me 6 days to spot the joke in the title 😂 ok…. Back to vacation! Anyway, great vid Sir 😊

[@bjamminsincebirth3494]

Excellent video! I love this one!

[@JakobHaq]

I’m Happy you enjoyed the video! 👊

[@darwiniandude]

Thankyou for bringing this synth to my attention! Always loved the resonator in Ableton but I don't use Ableton anymore - very cool having that ability inside the structure of the synth. I'll have to buy this.

[@darwiniandude]

And what a BEAUTIFUL patch :) Well done.

[@Landeville]

Seems like best synth ever 💎💎💎

[@domdib55]

Very punny title! And sweet retro sounds. Plus the usual Haq level of throrough review. 👍

[@crazydennis]

I should of bought Laplace when it was on sale, stupid me didn’t get it now I want it. But Lorentz is on sale now

[@Fear2Stop]

For someone on a budget that is still looking for the best possible synth (that’s mostly interested in making their own sounds), would you recommend this, LaGrange, or something else? I have an iPhone and already downloaded all the free (and freemium!) synths

[@JakobHaq]

To be honest, there are so many free synths out there and if you’ve downloaded most of them, you’ve got enough to get started. If I where you, I’d start tweaking synths and make sounds until you get a feel for what you like and what you don’t like. Stuff like overall sounds, synthesis type, filters, modulation etc. At some point you’re going to start wishing for specific things and then you can start looking for what you need, making purchases that will last you a long time.

[@Fear2Stop]

@@JakobHaq Yeah I’m at that point now…I’m mostly into wanting to make my own sounds but looking at cost effectiveness and user friendliness. I’m new to the world of Auv apps but not to music creation ( been recording since 2001 actually) . I currently have all of the stuff from AudioKit, Monolit, free version of Animoog Z, free Mynth, Viking , synthmaster player, overdrive synth, and synthmaster one . Been laid up with Covid and been watching the hell out of your channel and several caught my eye. Something like Animoog Z’s full version, as I love the idea of being able to “draw” patterns but that’s out of my price range for now. The stuff from Iceworks looks cool as well. Whatever I do end up getting I’m using as an auv inside GarageBand on iPhone. Looking at LaGrange possibly, or getting full version of Mynth, …this one looks cool too…but not sure if I should just save up…it’s all a tad bit overwhelming!

[@Fear2Stop]

@@JakobHaq well I narrowed it down between Trooper and Poison 202…might have to flip a coin 😂

[@Fear2Stop]

@@JakobHaq ended up getting Trooper based on your video…I freaking love it! Didn’t realize it was as user friendly as it is

[@TeddyLeppard]

Would be nice if you held a live "masterclass" in designing presets for Nambu?

[@anandsunku]

Can you dedicate a video for iPhone based best synthesizers

[@dale4278]

D’runkeness! 🍻

[@danlopez2012]

You knowwwwwwww(?)!!!😂 Now i want to get an ipad just to run this beast😝 😉👍👊 Looks SICK! Sounds intense & fun😊

[@federicovalmassoni3827]

Is it possible to tune it at 432hz?

[@killerautomat]

very cool!

[@My-Tubes..O_o]

Im a Deer viewer! 🦌

[@chriscopeman8820]

I followed along as closely as I could. I like my results but it doesn’t sound very much like the patch created in this tutorial.

[@bionic23]

Thx. It Must be many work to produce such a good video 👍

[@JakobHaq]

Yes, a lot, but it’s worth it if my viewers enjoy the result! 👊

[@imagine9033]

Sunds good

[@ELPINCHILOOONNN]

Un mocooooo

[@sascha10489]

Tic toc attention 🤣🤣🤣

[@JakobHaq]

💋

[@byAndreasEkberg]

I was viewer 500 :)

[@johncarter2741]

I done brown noise in my pants once

[@JakobHaq]

Uh oh … hey that’s not noise, trust me. I speak from experience 💩💋

[@johncarter2741]

@@JakobHaq I noticed the fluctuator section. I immediately wanted to rename it the flatulator. I need to grow up.

[@ropeburn6684]

Apple only. What a shame.

[@rongo17F]

Kim Wild! Kim Wild is ALIVE! Yeaaaaah!!! Hum hum, sorry…

[@carlcaulkett3050]

Little known fact - she was born Kim Smith!