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One synth at a time

[Deleted User][Deleted User]
edited November 2019 in General App Discussion

Exploring one synth (standalone mode) is taking me places I didn’t know possible.
Its almost embarrassing to learn and hear what ability an app has that may have been looked over. Taking a break from all the routing madness (fun too) really gets your hands moving, considering you have a midi keyboard with a few mapped midi knobs.

If your in a rut, like I was, this really helped.

-Cheers

Comments

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    Acres of Diamonds

  • auxmuxauxmux

    Agreed. Sometimes 1 is enough. Add some modulation and maybe drums and you're golden.

  • senhorlampadasenhorlampada

    Haven't been focusing on routing to get tracks done lately too. Helps a lot.
    My recent process is recording everything to my Boss Micro BR. I don't have to worry with my device performance, can record apps with no routing options and can focus on music, instead of technicality.

    Focusing too on EP format, so I can record 3-5 songs with the same couple of apps with little variation. Last one was only Xynthesizr anf Figure

  • lazyasslazyass

    also it's adding some kind of coherence in sound. on the other hand when you made few songs in a row with one synth it can became unispiring. at least for me
    by the way I saw great feature from cdm on this https://cdm.link/2019/09/mainvoid-trk-01-process/

  • senhorlampadasenhorlampada

    @lazyass said:
    when you made few songs in a row with one synth it can became unispiring

    Yeah... this can be a trap. The thing would be to make it sound familiar, but not gimping and identical

  • ciancian

    I've found the Nanostudio synth (Obsidian) great for this kind of thing. It's flexible enough that you can do a lot, while the integration with Nanostudio reduces distractions.

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