Choosing a Filter Type - Synth Clips 3 - Daniel Fisher

[@sweetwater]

⭐️ Episode 3 of Synth Clips has arrived!! Thanks for tuning in, check out the Synth Clips playlist to see all of the episodes you might have missed 🎹 Love what you saw? Hit those like and subscribe buttons so you know when the next episode drops 🎶

[@sergeyvoznyuk1176]

Bought a minilogue two years ago that I couldn't come to grips with for the longest time. Really having a blast with it now thanks to these vids.

[@itinerantghost]

This series is fantastic. Thank you, friends!

[@DreamlessElectronic]

Oh, wow! I finally understand the purpose of parallel filters. Thanks! I had always just put them in series or only use one.

[@sisterstate7216]

Very generous of you. Awsome series! Thanks so very much!!!

[@thesolutionband]

I kept thinking you were playing the opening notes of The District Sleeps Alone Tonight. I checked... and you were. 😀 Great info and demo as always! You're making me want a Hydrasynth too.

[@johne1599]

Daniel, you’re amazing with Synths. This series of lessons is Excellent!! Thank you very much! 👏

[@millardbrown4769]

Love the dual filter. Thanks!!

[@sweetwater]

Hi Millard. There are so many interesting things you can do with two filters that can be serial or parallel. Thanks for watching! -_Daniel_

[@MrBlueHaze]

Thank you for this essential synthesis understanding tutorial

[@thaexception3406]

Comprehensive. I’ll be using that high pass filter for bass and double filter techniques. I’ll stay tuned in!

[@JamesStMichael]

Great stuff Daniel!

[@JackSinclair-xi7yo]

Fantastic series! Thanks!!

[@markcox5385]

Great series! Really enjoying it.

[@dunknwn3185]

Excellent work as always 👍

[@alfredgpogo5032]

I love your videos. But please consider losing the background synth music. It’s superfluous and distracting. In my opinion. It draws my attention away from the sonic comparisons you are trying to make. But really, great videos. You are talented and knowledgeable, and a good teacher.

[@Dobroz99]

Thank you Daniel, so helpful.

[@JudgeFredd]

Awesome informations

[@liviou2004]

Hello Daniel. There is another point you didn't discuss : how to recognize and choose between Ladder, Sem and Steiner Parker filters? We get these three types in the Hydrasynth and it's not so easy to choose. Thank you very much.

[@louiseisobelevans]

would be slightly more useful to have close up view on the screens

[@dwaynecarroll6098]

Hello sir! Do you have a favorite/preferred synth for creating Synthwave music? Hardware / VST? Thank you so much!

[@Mr.IvanMiller]

Can you please tell me what the opening background music is? I could swear I heard a Speak N Spell buried in there somewhere!

[@sweetwater]

Hi Kinkie Pink. The song is called LoveMachine and I created it using only an Arturia MicroFreak. You can hear the rest of it in my MicroFreak video demo: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5nMq4SFeNF2d68 Thanks for watching! -_Daniel_

[@UpUpDnDnLtRtLtRtBAStart]

Thanks Daniel - I have a question - How do you identify filter features or types in songs? This has been one of the hardest to understand in songs. For example , what kind of filter features did this artist use for the high accented crescendo synths that float over the track? I think its around the 21:30 min mark of your vid - It sounds like the artist used the arpeggiator but can you describe how they are changing the sound? It sounds very unique. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jabXh2qbo7yDa7s Also can you do a video where you identify filter features in songs and how to mimic them for learning purposes? That would be A1.