A beginner’s guide to synthesis course - oscillators

@rolandglobal Gaia 2 Oscillators : Free sound synthesis course - part 1
If you are eager to create your own sounds, your own presets. You want to be a sound designer? This free synth course will show you how the Oscillators section works in the Roland Gaia 2. All you learn in this video, can be reinvested in most others synth because the Gaia 2 has such a universal way of creating sounds.
You can also check out these Synth 101 videos to complete your sound synthesis journey.
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Time Stamp
00:00 Introduction
03:55 Oscillators section
04:59 initialise a Gaia 2 patch
05:56 Osc 2 Virtual Analog
10:59 X-Mod
11:50 Env Depth
12:25 Sync and Ring mod
16:44 GAIA 2 internal signal flow
17:32 Explaining Wavetable
20:29 Wavetable demo
25:27 Conclusion

[@thelogon1]

Hello friend, thank you for sharing this content, please continue with this series

[@charlywinter5126]

very good to watch and learn could you do some explaining on the sequenzer, too please

[@kalasmar3288]

This is an amazing way of teaching synthesis! I have the Gaia but I feel like this will help with my other devices too.

[@tomc7299]

This is totally awesome...been waiting for someone to do this thanks

[@PeterPrism]

Recreating “on the run” repetitive fast sound of pink floyd imho could be a good exercise, thanks for your wonderful job. Also a piano, an organ, a bell and a violin just to learn….

[@roblinsjr01]

Would love to see you out together‘Won’t get fooled again’ on the Gaia!

[@NellSilva]

Hi , great video!
I buy recently Gaia 2, but I dont know i can't connect via USB C to Roland Mx1, are you already try it ?
Or i have to use GAIA USB- A to Roland Mx1 To USB-A To ?
I put on vendor mode, but the sound don't come in to mx1, or exist outhers parameters?
On Roland manual, is by USB c to Usb A to mx1, but in reality don't works by aira link ?

[@ralis]

I hope you are sitting down. I am using a keytar, an Alesis wireless Vortex 2. This is controlling a Roland Se-02 boutique. I have a heavy, nasty, aggressive sound and I would like to emulate a “false” harmonic also known a pinch harmonic of a distorted electric guitar by using one of the left hand controllers to activate it. Any ideas? I have searched to find out what a false harmonic actually is but can only find instructions on the technique not the sonic specs