Nightverb turning a drum machine into a poly synth (no talk)

[@LORANBELTRAM]

Magic !....

[@Somnambule]

Absolute excellent what you’re creating…sounds so amazing 🖤! Greetings mate🖖👽

[@RichardDeHove]

Thanks Somnambule

[@mcpu40]

This sounds amazing

[@isaacmarshall7615]

Wow never heard the LXR sounds so gentle, would like to see more of how you have achieved such a elegant sound from it :)

[@RichardDeHove]

Thanks. Most of the magic comes from the Nightverb. The LXR can be quite harsh and digital when trying to make synth tones. You can roll off some of that with the filters and generally avoid adding drive. The Nightverb completes the job with its tome controls. The high-damp is especially useful to supress tail end fizz and the bass and treble controls add a final point of control. So between the raw oscillator and the output there's effectively three filters. The bass and treble controls are so useful on Nightverb I'm starting to feel that they should be on every synth.

[@sqwook]

Watching this as the soundtrack to ufc is amazing too, nice job Richard

[@dietervoser4425]

Schon mit dem anfänglichen " Never mind.." ist der Kuchen auch wieder optisch optimal angerichtet. Ja, das waren tolle Zeiten mit den Pistolen 🙂 und das Nightverb ist einfach schön !

[@RichardDeHove]

Der Sound ist definitiv kein Punk, aber ich denke gerne, dass er das gleiche Ethos hat.

[@LAZ-org]

L U S H. You know, I know the LXR can do it's own synth 'stuff', but never tried! Now I gotta dive in!

[@RichardDeHove]

Normally I don't like forcing machines to do things they weren't designed for, usually the effort involved isn't worth it. But the LXR with 6 independent voices each with its own filter and envelope actually has some real strengths as a synth.