Using the MS20 Mini's Filters with an external Signal (Patch Tutorial)

[@StGlaciers]

Legend has it that they named it the MS-20 because it takes you 20 years to figure all this shit out

[@sneakyBEANZmusic]

it's a bit easier if you use the external signal processor. patch your microbrute into 'signal in'. patch out of external signal processor amp (right next to signal in) into "ext signal in" (top). Then patch external signal processor "trig out" into "trig in (kbd)" and that's it. Bring up your signal and you can utilize the ms20 filter etc without the extra patching.

[@skyko]

Really, REALLY super helpful! No B.S. straight to the point, clear and concise - LOVE IT! Thank you! Going to investigate more from your channel! : ) 🎹🎵

[@Accountable-Compliance]

Super helpful! Hard to find this info in plain English. Thanks!

[@lowlightproducciones3990]

Man, thank you for this. Its the logic that comes out so nicely

[@matthewtunnicliffe201]

This is really helpful. Thanks!

[@greg143]

Much appreciated dude, it was exactly what I was looking for! I have just received my MS-20 and was looking to patch my other modules through it. Look forward to seeing more content.

[@BobForemanJudo]

Great video! Will give it a go later.

[@christopherphipps627]

Good tutorial I’ve wanted to learn how to patch in another synth 👍

[@fugitivephilo]

Unbelievably helpful. Thank you so much.

[@INeedMentalHealing]

There should be more videos like this where it explains how to use multiple instruments at once while still being able to use the functionality of the MS-20. The ESP is great if you want to just use that, but you should be able to run a synth or drum machine through the ms-20 while still being able to play notes. I’m glad I found your video, it’s homestly the best one out there 🙏🏻

[@iancain6647]

I spent all night thinking about building individual filters for each instrument in the mix. (Which I still might do because it seems cool) but I wanted to use the ms20 filter for my boss drum machine first. Awesome video thanks.

[@phil71x]

I think you can mimic the arturia brute factor by using the headphone out and putting into the external signal processor and out to the external signal in. As the latter is already used, you will have to use a Y adapter. Good tutorial by the way. Well explained.

[@VIDDTHEDESIGNER]

Thanks dude this helped me sooo much it bring new sounds to my keyboard

[@fleshist]

Excellent. Thank you!

[@qu2r3en]

Thank you it was helpful. x

[@jerewind]

Helpfull thanks !

[@74goldenjet]

Great video! :)

[@plopper_guy53]

THANK YOU !

[@plopper_guy53]

I am back again because I forgot from last time.... THANK YOU !

[@xysy000]

Great! Thank u very much! 😎

[@fjazz]

Very helpful. Question: When I send signal IN from Ableton, I am getting a hum noise. Is it inpendance issue? If I do audio IN from another synth, it works just fine. PLease advise

[@fuerlingerp]

A hum like that can have a lot of different reasons. In general it is a good idea to have all your gear connected to the same outlet in order to prevent "ground loops". The reason could also be a poor ground connection on the synth itself. A DI-Box or on of those coils which reduce the noise should also help. Unfortunately I do not know what those are called in english, I'm very sorry.

[@jacobbrown1690]

or you can use a direct box to amplify the signal

[@jadeowens8501]

Can I use the same process to use a mic?

[@fuerlingerp]

Sure :) You can use any signal by just plugging it into the external input. If you plug a guitar or microphone into it you could even make the MS-20 track that signals pitch. I actually plan on doing a tutorial on that soon.

[@iliketoeatchickenbal]

Lovely Vid!