Ensoniq ASR X Filters On Display

[@itsGranj]

My uncle used to have one of these back in the day, I’ll never forget those battered pentagon pads. Cheers, lovely quality you’ve got here 🍻

[@livingcreature971]

Del used this sampler back in the day.

[@rasheedthomas1249]

You know I love you for this one bro! Thank you. I've had my ASR-X for a couple of years and I still need these videos to help me though it. I guess I have too much gear and no time to get to it all. Still trying to learn my 2000XL. I'll check out that ASR-X beginners manual. Keep up the good work homie.

[@rasheedthomas1249]

Also your beginners manual are they video tutorials where I can see you scrolling thru menus and follow along? Same question for the MPC tutorials.

[@HalSamuel]

Really interesting. Sound wise, source and ASR-X are very close, which is, I expect, the benefits of a relatively high-quality late-90s converters. What seems to be 'lost', via the ASR-X, is a small iota of the high-frequency detail, in a way that sounds pleasing to my ears. The filter section is interesting too. It's definitely doing something when simply engaged-I thought I detected a loss in the sub-frequencies, and something like a pleasing saturation in the high-end, perhaps a little dynamic compression. Who knows why, but it sounds good to me, and lends itself to the 'silkiness' I've thought I can hear in the ASR-X.

[@BigStereoVR]

I mixed and mastered an orchestra using the same ESP 2 chip (DP/4) this week. My life is changed forever. Find some stems and give it a try.

[@sir0623]

One thing about the ASR X and Daw is Daw will NEVER be able to match its warmth and serious THICK sound. even trying to record the ASR-X fails because the recording gear can't match its sound.

[@Metamophisis]

Great video man! 🔥💣🧨🎧👀

[@dannydaniel1234]

Hi! Love your channel. What kind of external cd rom drive do you recommend for the asr x? Thanx!

[@ChannelForbus]

thats hard.

[@dub-l-ohskytzo211]

dope!!

[@Slacquerr]

Is this the wrong channel to ask what are the technical differences between filter and EQ?

[@BrandonZeeb]

Think of filters and EQs as tape delays with one or more read heads, with the total tape length being a fraction of a sample to a few samples in length. The amount of gain on each read head defines the filter type. Changing the gains along a range of values changes the cutoff frequency. Some configurations put the delayed signal back into the tape delay. The site dspguide shows these algebraic equations in more detail.

[@itsGranj]

@@BrandonZeeb I think u scared em bro 🤣

[@ZenMountain]

@@BrandonZeeb lol!