How To Improve The Liveliness Of Your Tracks | Thomann

[@SONWU]

Great video. In terms of content and visuals both!

[@thejoshuathomas]

These were some great insights to utilize when your approach to synthesis leans more towards an outside-the-box train of thought. Thank you for the useful concepts to apply in my workflow.

[@ThomannSynthesizers]

You're welcome, have fun making music!

[@oneearedcat001]

Really informative and useful thanks.

[@JamesRamboPearce]

Someone who uses the best coffee brewing technique too, great video in all seriousness, some interesting sound design thoughts

[@ThomannSynthesizers]

Haha thank you, James! ☕☕

[@denniso7937]

Your videos are sooooo helpfull!!

[@ericpeters0n]

Inspiring, thank you! (Also, first time I've lusted after Eurorack, so... Dammit!)

[@peladoclaus]

Always come with cool ideas!

[@andrepalms]

This is amazing

[@romtieche]

@8:19 it sounds like your beads has a lot of noise ! Great inputs, thank you !

[@AllThatsGone]

Nice one!

[@telumatramenti7250]

Wondering just where that glass of coffee is about to end up in nervous anticipation, then WHAM... seeing Thomann confidently slamming a wide top, narrow bottom glass on the work table right next to Digitact" and feeling my heart sink... LMAO My first self-imposed "taboo"" after I started writing music more than 15 years ago was "No Drinks Near Synths". Save for perhaps distilled water, although despite not being a conductor it could still trigger corrosion of iron parts when slowly drying, as a synthesiser is not a closed system and is exposed to atmospheric oxygen. But yeah dude, even if I had absolutely impeccable dexterity and wasn't a clumsy old fart I am, - I'd still use a spill proof coffee mug near my synths. Even if they're non-vintage. Alas, one unfortunate accident was more than enough for me, so now I yell at my friends when they come to jam and are just about to put that open can of cider near my Novation SL MK III or one of the 2 mixing boards xD. I am in the process of attaching my standalone keyless synths to computer monitor swinging arms, out of harm's way, but that still leaves pedals, mixers, keyed synths and MIDI controllers...

[@fruchticaramelos9013]

@Jonas, die Percussions Nummer, welche du life aufgenommen hast ist echt mal nice. Kannst du die Samples davon teilen? :) Und den Deckard würde ich definitif für schöne Polyphone Pads verwenden.

[@DanielD.mp3]

whoa tell me more about that coffee rig

[@albionpatterns3986]

Its called a mocha pot

[@ottohgonal964]

They told me size doesn't matter...

[@alaeifR]

I find it kind of adorable how Germans can't pronounce Mutable module names 🥺 Beads != "Beds" (it's "beeds" like needs) Plaits != "Plates" (it's "platts" like flat)