Nord Lead 2 // Are 90's Synths Still Relevant?
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- One of the keyboards I can hardly imagine ever getting rid of, been meaning to do a bit on it for awhile but could never find the right angle, it just does so much.
Watching now, after rendering, the zoomed in view of the controls is a bit out of focus, if I plan on doing that, I'll look into my options to record in a higher quality on the camera.
I left in more than normal flubs, because they're funny.
Following up soon with a less-talking walkthrough of the built in prophet patches, stay tuned.
This was the 4th attempt at recording this, trying to tighten it up each time, and its STILL 40 minutes and I feel like there was plenty left out.
I still don't feel like I gave ring mod a fair shake, and there's an insane diversity of analog patches I didn't have time to demo.
A few things I should've highlighted but didn't:
-Oscillator sync
-The insane range available on the second oscillator
-LFO shapes and their insane range
-The dx7 imitating power of combining FM with extremely high LFO rates
-Loads of others
I intentionally left out the other products in the Lead line, there are enough differences that I would rather not touch on it without first hand experience.
Appreciate the time, thanks for watching. - Hudba
I bought a Prophet 600 for $200 in 1995 when digital synths were hot and analog was passe. Still have it and love it. I bought a Nord Rack 2 in 2016 for $400 when analog was hot and digital was passe. The (anti-)trend is your friend for synth deals!
What a pair of deals!
I'm really interested in the prophet 600, but wasn't bold enough to go for it before behringer announced the clone recently..
@@JorbLovesGear did u pull the trigger on the behringer? great vid btw, 5 mins in and alrready know iill watch till the end
@@AnalogFlava clone is nowhere near out yet
Bargains! When digital synths were hot in the late 80s I bought an SH-101 £78, MC-202 £120, TR-606 £120 and a Pro-One for £125. Shame I didn't get the TB-303 for £120 at the same time. I paid a ridiculous price in the mid noughties for a DX7S and a D50, I think it was in the region of £200 each. Bargains are to be had when you buck the trend.
@@apislapis That´s awesome. Happy 202 day btw 🤠
This video is fantastic, I have owned a 2X for 17 years and learned more from watching this then i ever did reading the manual! I find that CZcams lacks a lot of "overview" and "How-To" info for the NL2 due to the synths age, its mainly NL A1 and NL4 content out there, so Thank You so much for posting this!
Really appreciate that, that's exactly my goal, is give some modern coverage to these middle ground keyboards. Thanks!
This is the video that sold me on Lead 2. You have a phenomenal way of showcasing and explaining everything in a very inviting and fun way. My Lead Rack 2 can’t arrive soon enough!
Ahh appreciate that, really kind. Hope you enjoy it!
the nord lead 2x was my first synth ever and is still my favourite, i dont care if its digital or not, it sounds great and thanks to the four layers you can do almost an entire song with it
It has been one of my favorites synthesizers for over 20 years and its still a piece of art in itself, inspiring and beautiful. I never had any doubts about its sound, which I find extremely powerful and sharp.
This is great - thanks! I have always really wanted a classic Nord synth from back then. Beautiful industrial design. Great build quality. Fantastically flexible sound shaping. Both experimental and musical. Quirky. Hands on. All the stuff you want in a synth
Man, you really sold me on this with the sequence at the end. Nord has always been mysterious to me bc every keyboard of their's is red and looks the same w the same stone mod wheel/ wood pitch bend but it's clear this one has a sharp but pleasing sound
Some great sounds there. Fascinating stuff, thanks for sharing, great stuff!!!
Cheers, thank you!
I love my Nord Rack 2X. It sounds really unique, you can easily hear its special character in pretty much every preset and that´s what I dig big time... It has personality! Great video 🤟🏻
Cheers thank you!
It really is a special one.
Honestly the features and sound of this thing really remind me of my Prophet Rev 2 - but you can get one these with 16 Voices quite a bit cheaper.
Thanks for sharing. Really like your perspective on synths, it's helping me re-frame some synth biases I have that are based on what I've been reading on the internet for the last ~10 years.
Good comparison, absolutely. And thank you, I'm happy to do it. I just think if it sounds good it is good, if it inspires you; keep it.
Hearing a clean demo of this thing really justifies me purchasing one. Sounds amazing for what it is. Can’t wait to mess with mine.
Enjoyed this !! Thanks for the content man.
Really appreciate that, happy to share it!
I have this synth. And in the noughties I had the rack version. It really is an amazing instrument and so easy to quickly get results. A lot of people look down on it as it's VA but they're idiots. We're in lockdown in the UK so getting to spend some time with the Nord again and really happy I found your video. Looking forward to the next one. Thanks!
Cheers! I really find it exceptional.
Pretty wonderful feeling, to know I can reach someone overseas from my basement in the Midwest USA.
More to come!
1. All continuous parameters (!) can be made velocity sensitive.
2. You can create a morph between two sounds.
That means:
play a sound - enter morph edit mode - move all knobs as you like - exit morph edit mode - morph between the sounds.
Think about filters/ADSR/LFOspeed/FM/whatever all at the same time morphing to another sound.
You can do this with all 4 sound slots independently - at the same time. (!!)
It has a control pedal jack for this purpose. ;-)
That's mindblowing.
It really is, shit is insane
Sounds similar to what can be done on the Octatrack using the cross fader.
I've had a Nord Lead 4 for years, but only recently began really enjoying it again. They truly are a lot of fun!
There's no propper reviews for this synth. Thanks for the video! I just purchased one on reverb and I'm enjoing your video while waiting for mine to arrive :)
Happy to do it, sure deserves the rec!
Getting a 2X in the mail soon...super stoked. The scraped paint left of the mod wheel on yours looks so damn cool, it reminds me of vintage guitars with scraped/worn paint that are marks of it's history
Good for you! Yeah I'm a huge fan of the nord stuff.
It is, love that this had a whole life before me
Sounds incredible.
Great content. I still have an AN1x, another first gen VA. The Nord's interface looks light years ahead in comparison. Loving the sound, sounds better than some of the latest generation analogues if you ask me. The FM patch you made was beautiful.....might have to get one of these.
I'm curious about the AN1x, what have you been using your for? And the nord does honestly feel out of place in the 90s, such a good design
@@JorbLovesGear I'm on my second AN1x, I had one from around 2000 and used for my controller and adding parts to tracks. It does very good FM bass patches, bleeps, has a good sequencer and Arp. The effects are very polished, I used them sparingly. It has a decent tone, but does get in a bit of a mess syncing tempo clock sometimes. Good for the price, the interface is logical once you get used to it.
Love those lil digital artifacts when the resonance is super high.
Any electronic producer even today needs ones. Many of the best trance tunes in the late 90s/early 2000s had the Nord somewhere in there. Has such a lush and lovely warm sound to it. Sounds amazing in ambient/chillout.
I need to spend some more time with mine. It's a great keyboard in its own right!
Absolutely brilliant review/Demo.. I have a few Nords (the Nord range were and still are) the best synths that Clavia made.. This unit was a beast in 97 and it’s still a beast today.. The American duo “The Crystal Method” put the Lead 1&2 on the map as an incredible live electronic act in the 90s (and still today) Check out the song “Trip like I Do” (As the track kicks in, unmistakable Nord 1s unique filter) If you love this synth, you will love this track.. Looking forward to checking out a few more of your videos..Cheers 🇮🇪🍀
Appreciated, cheers!
Awesome synth, awesome demonstration
Cheers, it's still one of my favorites.
@@JorbLovesGear I just got a G2 that was broken, it's running again and have the A1r as well. The Lead 2 is so fast to work on and good sounding, the A1 has a more hi-fi sound, the G2, oh man, that is something else, it sounds so wonderful. I would say the 2 and the G2 has a sort of similar sound to them, the A1 is different but still sounds very good
My first hardware synth. Got one second hand back in 2004, still have it today. Lots of memories and sentimental value associated with this synth for me. 4 part multitimbral is nice.
What a ripper of a first synth, and happy to hear you still have it!
Thanks friend...everything really really good
Happy to share!
Love my Nord Lead 1. Nothing else sounds quite like it. The filters have a very liquid fluid sound and the sound overall is very fat and organic.
It is and has always been my favorite synth.
I'd love to sit and hear the 1 vs the 2, wonder how different they would be, I've heard the software change stories.
To answer the question of your title. . .frack yes they are! I've always wanted a NL (the original version) since I first saw an ad for one in the back of Keyboard Magazine (remember magazines?) back in '95. It was red, and looked very nice. Then this thing came out, was way too expensive for me back then, but now. . .hrmmm. I might look into one. I don't need it, but I've never had a red synth before. Good job on the video!
Cheers thank you! The nord lead 1 with the extra voices expansion would be excellent, but just 4 voices might be too limiting for my tastes.
Wonder how different they actually sound
@@JorbLovesGear That's really when it starts to get down to brass tacks, probably. Your demonstration of the II was very compelling. Keep on keeping on, man!
I bought it in 1999, I still have it and I love it!
The first song I tried to recreate (strings) when I bought the Nord 2, was Hashim's THE SOUL. Man, it's just a great synth!
@22:07 - I love how you play these notes fast by just moving the fingers, without moving the hand. I''ve just started learning playing synth (NL4) 1,5 year ago and I move the whole hand while playing fast, distant notes. BTW. Your presentation is still relevant for Nord Lead 4 as well. I could find some interesting tips in here. :) I thought you'd like to know. I've just found your channel and I can see some soothing videos there. [Subscribe] clicked. Have a nice day. Cheers! PS. Yes, I am sincerely enthusiastic by default. Shouldn't all happy people be when around music? :) PS2. I was watching this video before sleep and I continue watching it while having breakfast, after catching the morning sun in my garden. That's life! :) Thanks for the pleasurable video!
Kind words all of them, really appreciate that all.
Glad to have you, hope these bring more value!
This video made me get a 2x. Sounds great. I'm going to set it up with my King Korg and see how they compare
Proud of that! Enjoy it
Nice demo. I just bought one for about 500$ two days ago. I love it. Even if it's digital I feel that I have a vintage instrument. So cool...and it sounds warm!! I was hesitating between this second hand Nord Lead and a brand new Behringer Poly D, but the Poly D with only 4 voices polyphony(or paraphony) I finally made my choice for this baby.
You made an excellent choice!
I agree with you, it has the spirit of older gear, with some very appreciated modern features
@@JorbLovesGear Thanks. And you too made an excellent choice apparently ;-). I see you have an extension card. Do you know if they still exist on the market? Cause 99 presets isn't so much.. could be cool to have a bit more.
@@gillesantoine7924 *I don't know for sure if this would work* but searching for PCMIA SRAM cartridges, I find this :www.amtron.com/sram/Pretec/S65256-08.htm
If I were looking for one though, I would want to see someone saying definitively it works with the lead 2.
@@JorbLovesGear OK cool. Thanks for the tip mate. I'll check. Have a nice day.
The notch with LP filter is their weird way to stop the resonance from cutting the bass like it does with the normal LP filters
The Nord 2 is the best. Never selling it. Thanks so much for this video
I found your channel through this video because I was finding a new (to me) synth for my band about 2 months back, and because of this video I purchased a NL2x and I’ve loved every second of it! Thank you for putting this in-depth video out! You’ve definitely made a new fan and a happy musician! If you don’t mind me asking, what are some of your favorite patches on the NL2x?
Very interesting this Guy knows his Stuff
The first generation of VA are amazing still today, Virus A and B, Nordlead 2 and 3, Waldorf Q ... just Killers machines
I've been curious about the virus stuff! And I'm not familiar with the Waldorf Q, maybe that's something I need to check out.
@@JorbLovesGear the Q is a monster.
Totally agree! Don't forget the Korg Prophecy ;-)
AN1x beats them all!
got an AN1x and a Nord lead 2x and agree that the AN1x is special (in it's unique Yamaha way. Don't know what they are doing different). But it cannot do 'raw' sounds nearly as well as the nord (much less high freq. content).
Nice video, my Prologue has a good digital sine wave that if you combine it with the other analog functions, it rocks 😊
Prologue is underrated, I would love to have one again. @korg do you need my address?
@@JorbLovesGear lol yes inded
Sounds a little bit like the 60, love it!
You think so? I just know it sounds good! Lol
@@JorbLovesGear The patch with the "unison modulation" sounds a bit like the pads of it for me, but it sounds great anyway
This was my first synth... Was a bit glassy and clinical for my taste, but man, this thing mixes SO well in an arrangement. Also, sounds amazing with some spring reverb. The stacking ability really can make some next-level pads. Great synth and looks damn cool.
my first synth I got 12 years ago, considering getting one again. deceptively hard to program in my opinion(for me at least lol), but sounds fantastic
You should!
In my experience a lot of the programming frustration came from starting with programs that used morph.
amazing video! will probably get one for christmas. one question, how do you get the notes to continue playing when you arent touching the keyboard? is it a pedal? and if it is what type?
Depending on which point of the video, the built in arpeggiator can hold/latch, or I use a cheap, junky old sustain pedal, nothing special.
The original with the splayed shoulder is a thing of beauty… edgier sound too but 4 voices only without the expansion
would love that corner on the 2, so much style.
10:26 I think it sounds more like a real horn. I like it.
as an owner it is a really great design for live playing
I fell on mine while drunk it was on a coffee table broke the table, keyboard is bent in the middle, steel box any other keyboard housing would be dead. Still works! I bought it new I still enjoy my Tim Blake patches (I'm a Chapman Stick player)
😂They are tough as nails
I really like the Nord
Same
Ah the old Nord lead 2 my 2nd synth after the Novation K station didn’t make the cut . It was a good synth even kept it longer than the virus , Q rack and uQ keyboard ( yeah lots,of regrets selling those ) .
Weird note ; even though it had a lot of P5 influence I thought it sound like a virtue OB-Xa back then and in fact hear it in my OB-Xd plug-in these days .
Great choice for an early keyboard.
I hear what you're saying, the sort of Oberheim airiness.
@@JorbLovesGear and the aggressive brassy ness that both the late cem based ob’s and sequential’s share to be fair .
I love how it has room on it for FX pedals. It sounds great without FX let alone with. Random side note, I miss my Korg MS2000 lol old VA synths are not to be over looked, but don’t tell the Reverb sellers that or you’ll have to sell a kidney to buy one lol
Yeah that big open space is actually a feature. lol.
I've been looking for an MS2000!
@@JorbLovesGear I’m with ya on that. I would like to get another MS2000 but the Rack Mounted one instead. I had the blue Keyboard one back when it came out, but I’d take a version 2 gray one if it was available. I didn’t know half of what I do now about synths and really think I could make some great patches with it and get the best out of it as well.
Didn’t realize they actually made that blank spot on the Nord as a feature lol. FX pedals are my thing lately so a good feature it is 👍🏻
Love your videos! I've been considering getting into the synth game for a bit now but I'm a bit intimidated by all the options. Any recommendations for a nice setup in the $500-$1000 range? The Deepmind 12 looks cool, as well as this and some others like the Waldorf Blofeld, but I'm a bit anxious about making a decision. Also, are there any essentials in terms of peripherals that you'd recommend?
I think the deepmind is a good place to begin, but mostly due to price point. It's deep(lol), but given enough time to be familiar with it is still accessible.
I still highly recommend the original minilogue as a very affordable entry point, and a stronger way to learn, there's less menu diving and the presets are straightforward.
And then if you like whatever you get first, the budget has room for a drum machine or effects as you grow.
Fun time to get into synths!
@@JorbLovesGear Thanks so much! I've got the Monologue right now. Do you think it would be worth going with the Minilogue to stay in the same "ecosystem"? Definitely a good time to get into the synth game!
@@Fortreeyseven if you like the monologue and are comfortable working with it, minilogue would be a short leap.
Alternatively, something different (deepmind!) could help you get used to programming in a different architecture.
To pinpoint it, I find myself playing with the oscillators a lot on the Minilogue, monologue, & prologue, where on the deepmind there aren't as many options there, and I end up defining the character of my sound with other options.
@@JorbLovesGear Awesome, thanks for the advice Jorb! Love your content - probably the most comprehensive synth videos I've seen. Can't wait for more!!
I'm in a indie/postpunk band and owned a the following synths over the past five years: Nord Lead 2x, Deepmind 12, Prophet 6, prophet rev 2, ob6, juno 106, model d, and poly d. Of these I still have the ob6 and juno 106. I only got rid of the nord though because my bandmate has a nord stage 3, which has a Nord lead A1 in it. The lead is a great synth and imo one of the best and most flexible synths you can get under $800. I got my 2x a few years ago used for 650 and it was my goto synth for a couple years. I would take it over a deepmind any day. It's not a real analog, but nords cut through the mix very well and have a sound all their own. Much of the Killers' Hot Fuss album was made with a nord lead 2 and a microkorg. So it all depends what you need, but Nord is a great company that makes very solid performance keyboards. I never had any issue with it. I was underwhelmed by the nord wave 2 (for that price you should save and get a used stage 3 or 2), but ya if you can find a nord lead, lead 2, or ideally 2x for 600-700 and that's your price range, go for it.
I got one since 1997.It's something special, I don't know what exactly is but I can hear a sort of "ambient" in its sound, even if I hear it through headphones with no reverb at all. Magic?😄
Excellent purchase! I certainly feel like it's special.
Do you still use it often, what have you used it for?
The short answer is for everything but strings. I've used it in studio but it's so small and smart that it's particularly good in live sets.
I have one since 97 as well. Do you remember how much you paid for it back then and where? I believe I bought mine from Sam Ash NYC at around $1200~1400 I can not be very sure about the price. Also, its keyboard has the best velocity sensitivity ever.
@@Mr_ToR I can't remember even because I trated a Yamaha S80 for that. I bought it hear in Italy in a shop (that sadly doesn't exist anymore).
Trivia: The music shop clerk who sold me that Nord is now quite famous on the net among synth community with the name of Gattobus.
I have a nord lead 2 and it's been in storage for 2 years because I always thought of it as my "live" keyboard. I am finally going to play live again this summer, so I broke the nord out and honestly, now it's all I want to use. It's so versatile and sounds so good. I'm almost tempted to get a rack unit just to keep at home.
It really is a ripper. Need to do another video with it
I was wondering if you could demo some patches which sounds like those in the juno 106
Eventually I'll get the lead 2 back on the table! It's with a friend right now, but it deserves more coverage.
24:37 That's an interesting sound
Oh also you had filters with FM even before 1997 (Yamaha SY-77!)
I have a 2X and love it...
Very curious about them, not super clear on all the differences.
Thank you...helped
I bought this synth full price 12 years ago...I'm just scratching the surface...not being a keyboard player.Picking it up though..I just started investing time into " knowing" this machine.Does it really suffer from not having aftertouch?
Great video! What is that “MPC" you are using exactly?
That's an mpc 1000, 2000's era sampler / sequencer
Of course they are. Nord Lead 1, 2 and G1 are keepers and as serious and useful as any other instrument out there. Nord 1 is a full blown instrument that can do a lot and very very well. Nord 2 and G1 have a tasteful balance of analog with a hint of plasticky that is a classic. Last, Nord 3 has also a pass for some sounds, but it is not as well rounded as its converters have some unmusical blurry ugliness to avoid in the low end.
my favorite part: look at this card, outdated technology from a bygone era HAHAHA (my favorite kind of tech)
Hi Jorb, did you try the Nord Lead A1? Cool Synth, but it needs some cool Patches (I think you are the best, who can do this) 😎
I haven't tried one! Just the Lead 2.
Of course they are. I am using my JV1080 still extensivelly. Waldorf, Virus, DX7, Triton, etc etc
These things are bit of a steal right now. The aggressive and harsh sound is not my scene right now, but these things are a future classic for sure. I'm contemplating picking one up just to have it in the arsenal. I'm sat next to my GF typing this. Don't tell her!
You should! Secrets safe with us 🤣🤣
everything seems to be funny to this guy, must be nice
You know what? It is nice 😅
Is that the goonies riff.. Sounds amazing
Not on purpose lmao
Nice :) How do you feel when you compare it with nord lead 4 ? Thanks😃
No personal experience! I know they are more feature rich, is about all I know
@@JorbLovesGear ohhh,, i see! I have nl4. I want to have 2 too! 🥺
@@JorbLovesGear I love how the Abcd functions (?) can be used like eight oscillators!
VA synths need to push sound layers and complex modulation patch bays that analog synths can’t replicate. Imagine having the layering system and multiple outputs of a nord lead with the engine, connectivity, and modulation bay of a microfreak. Just hook up a decent sequencer and you’ve got a groovebox with an insane level of customizability.
Good point, that they might need it to sound big vs have it because they can
Polybrute?
@@MusicGearNuts Im broke :(
What's the first present? It sounds awesome 😍😍
AN1x !!!!
If it does what you need and want it to do to your satisfaction, yeah, it’s relevant.
You should get the Access Virus C. It's the last of the analogue line of the Virus series. A lot of people say it's their favorite as well.
None of the virus were analog. Always digital. And always amazing
I sold my Nord Rack 2x half a decade back. It's not a bad synth so if one can get it for cheap maybe it's worth it. Would have to be cheap though. Imho i rather like the new hybrid synths, that's the right approach. It doesn't have to be all analog, for example, wavetables are very interesting and versatile oscillators but we can't really make analog wavetable oscillators, only really simple ones. But we can make a digital wavetable oscillator that can oscillate however we want it to oscillate, and we can hook that up to analog filters, for example ;-) The Nord Lead however only has basic analog waveforms though. It is a virtual analog in every sense of the word, a digital synth that wants to be analog and tries as hard as it can, but then i'd just rather have the real deal. Today you can buy a true polyphonic analog synth such as the deepmind for less than a third the price that the Nord Lead 2 went for back in the days. VAs aren't relevant for todays synthmanufacturers to concern themselves with imho.
Good points! I agree that the market today is much friendlier to true analog.
As far as modern VA, what about implementations like the cobalt 8, or skulpt? I think those are great examples of what a modern VA can look & sound like.
I think it's (Nord Rack 2x) interesting synth for today's trend of dawless jamming / composing. You have up to four (poly)synths in one box. Add a few more (groove)boxes and you are good to go for quite complex compositions.
@@JorbLovesGear I bought a Modal CraftSynth a year or two ago and I returned it just in a week. The physical dimensions are fantastic, the sound engine seems powerful, the sound is ok but I found it painful to tweak and it has a really poor quality of rotary encoders (even though they might be durable as they say). Maybe using iPad is a game changer here, don't know. I think Skulpt is the same as CraftSynth but polyphonic and with a bit larger size. If you are going to give it a try I'd recommend to allow yourself a space for stepping back and returning (could be relevant to buying used etc).
Thanks for the video on NL2 btw, I just bought it and I find it fantastic. Your video was helpful in learning about couple of tricks with it . Cheers!
@@RadekPilich sure that's true. Digital will always have a big advantage in that area. It's just a lot cheaper and also easier to implemenent lots of features, polysynths, digital effects and stuff like that when it's all software. In analog on the other hand, if you want to make an analog polysynth, you basically have to copy the entire circuit of the synth for every voice you need, so it quickly becomes an expensive ordeal. A 16-voice polysynth for instance will basically have 16 monosynths inside it. I'm very much drawn towards the Elektron Analog Four at the moment, considering picking up a second hand unit :-D I think it allows for 4 tracks each with 4 voice polyphony or something like that :-)
Are there any virtual analogs that have a self resonant filter?
yum
Late 90s trance all over.
Itis back...and growing stronger by the day...my reason for being into this synth, long chlidhood dream of mine
Why the middle finger at 17:33? Great demo btw!
On no, one made it in 😂. I do that so I know which takes to cut, but clearly wasn't paying enough attention on my watch through.
🙏
What about the Nord Lead 1? Is it any good as well or rather: what are the differences?
Only 4 voices, but I believe there is an expansion to 12, but most of the synthesis architecture is similar.
Higher value DACs in the 2, maybe some sync options are different, I feel like lfo 2 has more destinations.
@@JorbLovesGear thanks! yeah after watching your video and typing this comment I just looked it up myself haha. So the base Lead 1 has 4 voices and the expansion card, which was absurdly expensive back in the day, beefed it up to 12. other than this the first oscillator is lacking the sine wave. and of course the DACs and LFO options as you mentioned.
To my taste, an effects unit (reverb, delay, ...) makes these young timer synths come to life. They are, to me, still relevant. The use of Mystery Islands software makes these synths easier to use, especially the library.
Apparently you can also put LFOs on all those parameters using MIDI, Meaning it can be used to do even more than what you're showing
amazing synth, I bought Nord Lead 2X more than 10 years ago - it's still in mint condition and I will NEVER sell it :) also has one of the best pitch benders ever... (as an additional measure of precaution I told my wife never to let me sell it )
I did the exact same thing. My girlfriend knows this is the one synth that can't leave the house. Sometimes I'm tempted to sell it. When you have that feeling play the synth you will forget that you ever wanted to sell it. ;)
Of course ! I love sound of 90's !!!
I think LP+N was featured on Oberheim Xpander.
Ahhh thanks for that detail!
How do you think this compares to the Nord Lead 3?
Good question, I have to admit I'm not that familiar with the 3.
I know the interface was pretty different, and there's a lot more features for fm and some other things.
I'm sure there's some good forum threads comparing them!
Is it my idea or the filter on this one sounds different than the one in the 2x?
Im not so sure! I would love to try one and compare.
It sounds very punchy...I liked the 303 sounds, very similar to the real thing.
Surprisingly, right? I find it really impressive.
try the softer waves with ring mod
Looking back, my demonstration of it is definitely lacking. Good tip!
thank you for answering this question? WHAT I SHOULD DO WITHOUT YOU? THANKS TOO FOR THE ANNOYING VOLUME CHANGE I BET IT TAKES DAY TO FINISH SUCH A VIDEO.
IS THE REV2 STILL WORTH IT in 2022?
THE SYNTH FROM YESTERDAY IS OUT TOMORROW! ....so now i'll buy an octatrack! thanks god it is an black mk2. if not it would be irrelevant.
No
Oh F**K haha what happened there.... at 4.00
...nothing!
Oberheim Matrix 12 does notch + LPF; has 15 total filter modes... Not bad company :)
4:00- what happened? lol
Lost my train of thought, bonked the mic, decided it was funny enough to leave in😅😅😂
I have a deal on the NL2 for $400, think ill bite!
I want one but it’s too much expensive 😥
Keep your eyes out for a deal! They show up occasionally
Filter is not self resonant.
Can't hear this video.
most stupid question: still relevant? 60-70 synth? YES! 80s synth? YES! 90s synth? NO! UNTIL NOW SYNTH? yes
why the hell should these synth be not relevant anymore? CLICKBAIT OR mindcontrol?
Thx for bla-bla
you got it