Improve Your Subtractive Synth Sounds!

This video will go over ways to improve your subtractive synth sound design
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[@GarronsMusic]

Thanks for watching peeps :D
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[@okpandora]

Thanks for the light bulb moment - envelopes aren't just for volume! My patches are already sounding way better, nice one!

[@GarronsMusic]

So happy to hear that 😃

[@XenoFect]

Excellent information! Thanks for sharing

[@StephenAntKneeBk5]

Nice video, thanks. I love Vital. The slow detuning sounds have a nice emotional feeling to them. One sounds I've liked is where you used "Random" to tip the filter into self-oscillation. You get little accent notes which can be tuned with key tracking. I've found that I sometimes have to turn the filter mix down to reduce the amplitude of the resonance spikes.

[@arthurpizza]

This was very helpful. Wanting to make more retro analogue sounds.

[@russellholloway7465]

Great great video, yess very helpful indeed , alot of content well explained, thanks

[@cheezeofelune]

It seems so easy when you do it. Excellent content. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge.

[@buzzandjim4265]

Great info thanks for sharing

[@Flux_One]

Nice one 👍

[@dspivey_music]

great video man. it's kind of crazy what you can do with the simplest functions of a synthesizer. also, WHY IS VITAL FREE?!?!?!?!??!

[@GarronsMusic]

Thank you!
Yeah vital is insane, pretty much all you need!

[@happylarry7533]

@@GarronsMusic Great work again

[@macronencer]

15:21 This is what it would sound like if someone drove a trombone around the Nürburgring.