MIDI controllers, Step Sequencers and Arpeggiators - Sound Design Theory

[@davidneau8830]

Thanks for this great series of video about sound design theory. I liked this episode, very clear and useful.

[@CinematicLaboratory]

I am pretty sure I know all this, but it's so much fun to see the presentation and the animations. Top quality.

[@nadatopcagic841]

Man love the tutorials, well explained and animated! Keep up the great work! 😀

[@thorragnarok1309]

I love your app and your lessons🎉🎉

[@pentapandamusic]

this is really good tutorial! wonderful!

[@kemasolar]

I just discovered your channel. Very cool information and good quality of the videos!

[@nigelrogers8690]

Great tutorial 👍🏾 Thanks for sharing 🙏🏾

[@penglyu1699]

such a great lecture, thanks man, very helpful

[@Woochia]

Thank, I'm glad that helps. I thoughts this one was also a good introduction to modular as well

[@aleksdizhe]

@@Woochia agree, I started using modular after your tutorials, and this is the best way to synthesize in my opinion! I didn't expect this, but I'm so happy now :)))

[@mcpedroid2866]

Top Notch Tutorial!

[@Godard882]

This is so sick. Thank you. Love you.

[@maryaoa]

man You are amazing

[@juvin2506]

how would i connect velocity with distortion in ableton

[@juvin2506]

@@Woochia thank you so much brother, really appreciate you replying, your sound design videos are really really helpful, i am trying to translate them into ableton, you can also make such videos, where you can make same things happen in ableton or synths. But anyways man please keep adding to sound design stuff if possible, and tutorials in which you make 5 cool sounds and things like that. Following you on IG though, you are doing a great work.

[@juvin2506]

@@Woochia so i have massive x and ableton, i will try to translate all your info in those 2 and update you how it goes

[@webcrawler8244]

thx

[@JohnPaulBuce]

nexus arp