Waldorf Nave for iPad │Make PAD sound tutorial 1 - haQ attaQ 87

[@SONGSTICKS]

The joy on your face once you'd created that lush pad... Priceless !

[@freakphysics]

Wow Jakob, what is really remarkable is how fun you make this difficult learning process. Thanks dude, keep it on!

[@JakobHaq]

Aw, thank you so much! I'm glad you feel that way. Nothing makes my day like hearing that my videos are helpful and fun I some way. =D

[@WillardVanDeBogart]

Please add more videos for Nave. I like your teaching style

[@WillardVanDeBogart]

Please add more videos for Nave. I like your teaching style

[@aeffchen5252]

Go deeper into the rabbit hole :) Nice basic tutorial ! I go now and make some pads !

[@JakobHaq]

I'll make more! :)

[@joeboygsxr]

Ami at the end haha! Brilliant stuff, very nice pad

[@JakobHaq]

Thanks Joe!

[@highpeakrecordings]

This is brilliant Jakob. I love Nave and had it for many years, but I'm either preset based or randomly hitting nobs/faders without knowing fully what I'm doing. More please. And big thanks.

[@JakobHaq]

Thank you! I'm happy that my vids can help out in some way. I'll be making more. I'm also planning to do some Synthesizer basics tutorials. Getting a lot of requests for that. :)

[@EmilHarder]

Yeah! More nave tutorials would be nice. I really like your way of explaining things. BTW, have you planned any tuts on analogue kit?

[@eleven12design]

Fantastic tutorial Jakob! I have just started using Nave for the very first time. It's my first iPad VST after using them for many many years on my laptops. I really hope that you make lots more videos :) Your love of the creative process is obvious!

[@JakobHaq]

Thank you very much! I need to get back to finishing the Nave PADS tutorial series. Thanks for reminding me. ;)

[@eleven12design]

+Jakob Haq Very much looking forward to them! Thanks :)

[@marlenedegrood]

Yes!!!!! More please!!! This was awesome … thank you!

[@JakobHaq]

I'll make more! ;)

[@smokymountainblogger5509]

What a fantastic video!

[@RobFlaxMusic]

Yes, more tutorials!

[@manuelcandelaria8200]

More Nave tutorials! Please! I had to buy it after your video comparing it to Thor

[@JakobHaq]

Here are the Nave videos I’ve done so far >>> kzbin.info/aero/PLvNQD1EpaiNOdeQbMmNmajzgWnZcG-bY2

[@fauxfreshness7728]

Yeah, more. :-) I'm working to visualize a sound that I think I can pull off with this.

[@JakobHaq]

I'm getting even more requests now so I'll have to make more. :)

[@ericsvilpis1635]

Thanks for this 101-level intro bud!

[@JakobHaq]

My pleasure. Nave is a beast. Have fun with it!

[@bleorg2000]

Awesome thanks!

[@OfficialStevenCravis]

Jakob have you used the newer desktop DAW version yet? Thank you for the nice video!

[@JakobHaq]

No I haven’t, I don’t work of desktop. But as I understand it’s the same synth as the iOS version. Nave is one of my absolute favourite synths. It sounds amazingly good and I love creating patches with it. There’s so much in there and I love how Waldorf does wavetable synthesis.

[@charliedronkers]

nice!

[@AndrewLeSynt]

4:54 wtf lol

[@TheSpoonwood]

Jakob, are you on propellerhead's site for Reason 9?

[@JakobHaq]

Good eyes! Yup, I'm there. I'm in the Reason 9 Ableton Link video too. I made a behind the scenes vlog about the whole thing. You'll find it in my vlog playlist if you feel like checking it out! =D

[@TheSpoonwood]

Jakob Haq. Ha ! I was thinking "that cat looks familiar ".. That and the European and dance music (EDM?) connection . I was ableton link it together..... You like the Reason 9 upgrade/ update? Do you use? Hopefully I'm not putting you on the spot.

[@JakobHaq]

+SpoonWood Gennaro I haven't been using desktop/laptop computers since I started with iOS three years ago so I don't know that much about the latest version of reason. However I am a Propellerhead fan and have been since they released Rebirth back in the day. I have used Reason a lot in the past and I absolutely loved it. If I ever get back to desktop/laptop production then you can bet I'd use Reason again. That and Cubase. ;)

[@TheSpoonwood]

Jakob Haq that is a bold move! iOS only. Thats why your reviews are as good as they are I imagine. Thanks for responding .

[@ThierryLalinne]

Very nice tutorial, Jakob. I like how with a few simple knob twists you manage to create a very cool pad sound. Now I feel the urge to go finger my surface right now :-) xoxo

[@JakobHaq]

Thank you Thierry! I find Nave to be one of those synth one can get stuff done very quickly. As soon as you get the basics, it's easy getting creative with it. ;)

[@footmarshian8295]

Does this have a drum machine so you can make a full song

[@JakobHaq]

No, its a synthesizer not a DAW. I recommend you having a look at KORG Gadget. I’ve got a huge playlist of videos that I made featuring it. kzbin.info/aero/PLvNQD1EpaiNNiZzkKtsjEn76dbBYv5SpF

[@footmarshian8295]

Yes I own kirg gadget with all the instruments is there anything else like Korg gadget out there

[@JakobHaq]

Nothing quite like KORG Gadget no. It’s pretty much fully packed with everything one needs in order to produce full tracks with, even if it is a bit lacking in its audio recording capabilities (Zürich). You could check out Caustic 3 which is very much like Reason. Its got a rack styled interface with about 16 gadgets and stuff. Pretty fun app and quite powerful too. Then there are apps like Auxy and also Groovebox, however those two are more idea sketching type apps. . Then of course there are more plain old school type DAW’s like Auria Pro and Cubasis. . And if your into sampling then Beatmaker 3 kills all the competition completely.

[@davefk]

Does anyone know how to and presets to this iPad synth without iTunes? Thanks.

[@monx]

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[@robertsyrett1992]

What is that Buddha doing!?!?!