RE/ORIENTATION DELUGE 1.1 FIRMWARE /// SYNTHSTROM DELUGE TUTORIAL

Here is the MAIN PAGE where you can get the NEW 1.1 FIRMWARE file!
synthstromaudible.github.io/D...
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Understand the basics for deluge watch the deluge bootcamp series playlist
• Deluge Boot Camp Series
Intro 0:00
Song & Clip View 0:55
Arranger & Song View 1:54
Song: Rows & Grid View 3:23
Song: Master FX 4:13
Save Template 5:00
Grid View Example 5:20
Rows View Example 6:15
Grid & Rows Review 7:04
Automation View 8:31
Automation Review 10:31
Automation Kit 11:17
Automation audio clips 12:38
Grid: Performance View 13:34
Rows: Performance View 14:18
Performance Basics 14:42
Master VU Meter 16:32
Record to Arranger 16:53
Reviewing Arranger 18:42
Arranger Automation 19:18
Clear Arranger 21:32

[@RonCavagnaro]

Whoa check out all the 1.1 firmware videos here (i will add more in time) kzbin.info/aero/PLQvVnhG7o2yS27BQE-uvy1IFXC7L6z5DG&si=YkqVqo2wsR01uspT

[@adamoliver82]

Nice work. Where am I going to find the time to actually use the damn thing now though!

[@RonCavagnaro]

@@adamoliver82 take 5 minutes a day and practice

[@RSKT_music]

Really great to see a complete summary of this. I hadn't even considered how many viewing modes there are now until you've pointed it out. It must be pretty daunting for new users, but videos like this should really help. The Deluge sure has come a long way since its release. Great video as always Ron 👍

[@adamoliver82]

Your video about the new features, and the vids about the old ones are pretty handy too.

[@RonCavagnaro]

Thanks rskt the more ground we all can cover in tutorials the better!!

[@tomphillpotts]

This big picture overview is HUGELY helpful! We need to have the overall picture of what we're doing, how we're navigating. Nice job clarifying that

[@willswitchcraft]

Masterful presentation (as always) ....and I am finding the balance between the Deluge lighting, and your 'ambient' room lighting is much better - so much easier to see which lights/pads are active......Excellent!

[@RonCavagnaro]

Yeah thanks! Take your time watch this is the video i made for reorientation with you and others in mind!!!

[@willswitchcraft]

It't great........I fully enjoyed it

[@rm60666]

oh look Ron is here to save the day AGAIN THANKS RON THIS IS NOT SARCASTIC YOU ARE AN ASSET TO THE COMMUNITY AND YOU ARE APPRECIATED thanks dude :)

[@RonCavagnaro]

Lol thanks

[@Kevvywevvy]

Brilliant 👏 Thanks for taking the time, much appreciated

[@BayMud]

Great job, Ron!

[@stuwyatt]

Thanks again for another great video! :)

[@mdwgtn]

Thank you so much for this video. I've benefitted so much from your series on the Deluge and the Tracker. You're a brilliant teacher.

[@ianwinter7407]

Amazing ❤ thank you for all your time and effort making these videos so helpful

[@chewabledrapery]

I cannot express how much I love grid mode, rows mode completely confuses me for some reason which is odd considering i produced in Cubase prior to owning a Deluge... 🤣

[@matthewwilson3673]

love your emx1 and polyend tracker videos. Which do you find to be more fun to make music on between deluge and the 707?

[@RonCavagnaro]

@@matthewwilson3673 well i own both because they are both fun to make music on. If i was forced one only, deluge.

[@phils9333]

I suppose to record a stutter you can stutter while resampling and then use the audio clip as you wish.

[@RonCavagnaro]

Yes watch the audio grid video for more

[@phils9333]

Yes i see. Grid view is amazing for quick creation and overall ease of use.

[@vertigev]

Hello! Does anyone know if it's possible to copy/paste/delete rows in Grid mode (instead of doing it one clip at a time)

[@RonCavagnaro]

@@vertigev it is not possible currently :(

[@vertigev]

@@RonCavagnaro Thank you.

[@adamoliver82]

So important to only learn the things you need. The Deluge does a ton of stuff now and that list of new features is pretty daunting and I didn't know where to start, it's pretty music techy in it's language which I found a bit tough to get through. People like you Ron and @RSKT_music breaking these things into a more manageable chunks that make a bit more sense of the features is greatly appreciated.