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Taming the Beast that is iVCS3 PART 2!!! - Daveypoo, The Mobile Music Minstrel
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hurray, a new course... i was feeling peckish...
i 🍕🥐s nomnomnom
More food for your brain-hole!!!
As ever...
THANK YOU. THANK YOU. THANK YOU.
Oh man - you're so welcome. I'm glad everyone is enjoying these.
I thought I loved this app before hand, but it just gets better and better the deeper you go...
Great video, again. Thank you very much.
You're welcome!
ta! @Daveypoo
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Nice video DP! Just watched it on the TV, really clear picture, very sharp.
Have you tried playing the iVCS3 polyphonically yet? that is something else..
@Jocphone I have - I've used Polythemus to accomplish this and it is a blast, but I didn't want to try to do too much in any of these videos. I have watched all the iVCS3 tutorials on YouTube and I feel like they all try to cover too much ground, so I wanted to ensure that these videos were all as short as my rambling incoherence could be. This way the info is digestible, and provides a starting point rather than a destination for those wanting to get a handle on this beast.
I definitely have lots of ideas for more videos here if this is a popular series.
But yes - this synth is so sonically rich that polyphonically it is just MASSIVE sounding. 3 or 4 instances running at the same time are huge.
There's an enormous untapped potential here that most folks don't dig into simply because getting iVCS3 to behave predictably can be a challenge - it certainly was for me for the longest time. I'm hoping that these videos make it a bit more accessible so folks can do more than just make 1960's space noises....
...and trust me - I LOVE me some space noises....
Space noises?! You and me both.
Honestly I think you're pitching these videos perfectly. Really excellent to hear someone with genuine enthusiasm for the synth being explained. I might even overlook your pronunciation of trapeeeeeezoid
What can I say - I speak American with a Californian dialect: the lamest of all accents in the English-speaking world.
No way, as a Southern American (Arkansas), nothing is worse than a midwestern dialect (here's lookin at you, St. Louis).
Good vid, I watched it when I had a few. I like the pace, it felt quick but natural. Plus, I never felt the usual anxiety/compulsion to skip ahead 10 seconds.
Perfect - that is the goal, as I have the same inclination.