I Always wait for your videos. I spent the entire day yesterday learning from your videos. Would love to watch a live video of you creating a track from scratch. Right from the first step to the last step mastering! Thanks in advance!
Thank you very much for your kind words Vish! Truth be told, a live video of a full track creation would be upwards of 30 hours. I could maybe recreate a track I've already made in 10-15 hours but it would still be too long for most people. Maybe like a 4 part masterclass of 3 hours per episode. Thanks for your suggestion though. I'll give this some thought...
9/10 tutorial - Needs more X-Files theme ;) On the note about not specifically looking at the parameter values, have you spent much time setting up MIDI controllers to control your VST parameters as opposed to mouse/keyboard? I just picked up a new MIDI controller largely to have some hands-on mixer/eq controls so I'm not tempted to rely on my eyes as opposed to my ears. Time will tell if it's actually worth it!
To be honest, I haven't spent much time using my MIDI controller for controlling VST synths. The reason is that, in my case, I use many different synths. And there's no single way to fully map a synth to my MIDI controller automatically. So I would have to map the controls manually. I guess I could map at least Filter Cutoff, resonance and Env 1 and Env2 because those would apply to almost all my synths. But it's something I'd have to do manually. I'll give this some thought though...
@@SynthwaveDojo I think it's something that's very DAW dependant. I just picked up an FLKey (basically a Novation Launchkey with some firmware tweaks specifically for FL Studio), it allows you to map 8 faders & 8 encoders on a per plugin basis (as well as handling mixer volume/panning etc.). Like you say, each plugin is different. But it's nice to have relatively generic controls like filter control, envelope(s) control, LFO etc. largely preset. Granted we'll likely not get to a point where we can easily control every parameter of our 6 operator FM synths, but it's nice to have a little more hands on control at least! I've actually configured my DAW to allow me to control all the parameters of PG-8X via my JX-08. Which seems ridiculous of course, but it'd be nice if we didn't have to rely on someone outside of Roland to make a great JX-8P plugin!
after having this chat with you, I realize there are some basic controls I could map in my controller for every synth I own. I would have to bite the bullet and invest in doing this one time but then I'd be set up for life. Strongly considering doing this. Thanks so much for bringing it up! :-)
►► Download the TAL UNO LX patches we created in this video here (no email required): www.synthwavedojo.com/downloads
Thanks a lot ❤
You’re welcome!
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The Bob Ross of synth design
I do feel like that very often. Thank you!
wonderful tutorial, thank you for making this
You're very welcome!
I Always wait for your videos. I spent the entire day yesterday learning from your videos. Would love to watch a live video of you creating a track from scratch. Right from the first step to the last step mastering! Thanks in advance!
Thank you very much for your kind words Vish! Truth be told, a live video of a full track creation would be upwards of 30 hours. I could maybe recreate a track I've already made in 10-15 hours but it would still be too long for most people. Maybe like a 4 part masterclass of 3 hours per episode. Thanks for your suggestion though. I'll give this some thought...
@@SynthwaveDojo Please Give it a thought! Thank you....
@@ZindagiKePannoSe will do!
Lovely sounds bud, TAL is awesome :)
I've had it for quite some time and haven't used it much thus far. Will certainly use it more from here on out.
Solid video Alonso, TAL make great products
Yea they do. Thanks for watching!
This is great, concise and well explained. Instant subscription. Cheers!
Awesome, thank you!
I agree: Great topic, well explained. I was looking around to buy patches but knowing how to make your own is waaay better. @@SynthwaveDojo
Great tutorial and great sound! ❤
Thank you! 😃
This was great!
Thank for watching and for your feedback!
@@SynthwaveDojo I got on the app and finally made something decent. 🙌🏾
Yaaay!
9/10 tutorial - Needs more X-Files theme ;)
On the note about not specifically looking at the parameter values, have you spent much time setting up MIDI controllers to control your VST parameters as opposed to mouse/keyboard? I just picked up a new MIDI controller largely to have some hands-on mixer/eq controls so I'm not tempted to rely on my eyes as opposed to my ears. Time will tell if it's actually worth it!
To be honest, I haven't spent much time using my MIDI controller for controlling VST synths. The reason is that, in my case, I use many different synths. And there's no single way to fully map a synth to my MIDI controller automatically. So I would have to map the controls manually. I guess I could map at least Filter Cutoff, resonance and Env 1 and Env2 because those would apply to almost all my synths. But it's something I'd have to do manually. I'll give this some thought though...
@@SynthwaveDojo I think it's something that's very DAW dependant. I just picked up an FLKey (basically a Novation Launchkey with some firmware tweaks specifically for FL Studio), it allows you to map 8 faders & 8 encoders on a per plugin basis (as well as handling mixer volume/panning etc.).
Like you say, each plugin is different. But it's nice to have relatively generic controls like filter control, envelope(s) control, LFO etc. largely preset.
Granted we'll likely not get to a point where we can easily control every parameter of our 6 operator FM synths, but it's nice to have a little more hands on control at least!
I've actually configured my DAW to allow me to control all the parameters of PG-8X via my JX-08. Which seems ridiculous of course, but it'd be nice if we didn't have to rely on someone outside of Roland to make a great JX-8P plugin!
after having this chat with you, I realize there are some basic controls I could map in my controller for every synth I own. I would have to bite the bullet and invest in doing this one time but then I'd be set up for life. Strongly considering doing this. Thanks so much for bringing it up! :-)
@@SynthwaveDojo I'm happy that after all the help and advice that I've gotten from you, that I can offer a small piece in return!
@@_mickmccarthy one never ceases to learn 😉
can you transfer tal uno lx presets from Pc to the ipad app?
I don't think there's a TAL U NO LX for the iPad, or is there?