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DELUGE 3: Full tutorial and workflow walkthrough

Need help with what to do with all these LFOs and envelopes? Check out my book of electronic music tips and tricks: ► Patreon:   / loopop   Here's the wireless SD card I mention in the video: ► https://amzn.to/31qINEr Keystep is a great Deluge companion: ► Keystep on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3dNVMGV Get Deluge directly from Synthstrom (not affiliate): ► http://bit.ly/SynthStromDeluge Or check out used prices on Reverb (affiliate): ► https://reverb.grsm.io/Deluge Thanks to Lipsink for sending over the Darkner project. Follow here: ►   / lipsinkmusic   More Deluge links: ► Downrush (wireless control and management): https://github.com/jamiefaye/downrush ► Mr. Wiggly's app: Not available yet - please come back later... meanwhile, check out his Multisampling tutorial - I used this technique to multisample Una Corda:    • SYNTHSTROM DELUGE - MULTI-SAMPLING MADE EASY!   ► Want to see a master at work? Red Means Recording has plenty of great Deluge tracks - here's just one for taste:    • Synthstrom Deluge - Position 1   ► Erlking does wonders with a DAW and Deluge here:    • Видео   Deluge Pros and cons: PROS: The Deluge's feature list has almost anything expected of musical grooveboxes - it's an excellent sequencer, with its zooming and scrolling it's the best implementation of a grid sequencer I've ever seen It's an excellent sampler/looper/drum machine Arranger and clip launcher modes It can stream files off the SD card so sample size is only limited by CPU Decent virtual analog synth and simple FM 2-operator synth. Built-in replaceable rechargeable battery Excellent USB and MIDI IO, and some CV features, though not enough to power an entire setup without a MIDI to CV converter. CONS: It's a shift-heavy instrument - requires remembering many shortcuts; the screen shows only one parameter at a time which means a lot of menu diving (or use of short cuts using the panel) The pads aren't velocity-sensitive and only have one "keyboard" layout (isomorphic) It doesn't have many generative-style features (though some improvement is expected to come in 3.2) It's not easy to search through content (compared to, for example, MPC One/Maschine) It's not easy to see automation curves/edit samples Limited internal synth (though wavetable capabilities have been announced for 3.2) Other places I hang out: ► Instagram:   / loopopmusic   ► Facebook:   / loopopmusic   ► Twitter:   / loopopmusic   ► Web: https://loopopmusic.com My music: ► Bandcamp: https://loopop.bandcamp.com ► Spotify: http://bit.ly/LoopopOnSpotify ► Apple Music:http://bit.ly/LoopopOnAppleMusic TIMELINE: 0:00 Intro 0:50 Grid views 1:50 Controls 4:40 Connectivity 5:35 Project overview 7:55 Sequencing 11:10 Chance & iteration 12:00 Playing live 13:40 Automation 15:10 Song view 17:40 Arranger 21:15 Synth engine 22:50 FM synth 24:40 Multisampling 25:45 Time stretch 27:10 Filters 28:05 Voice options 29:30 Modulation 32:30 Audio clips 33:30 Looping 35:00 Overdub layers 36:40 Resampling 37:45 Effects 39:35 MIDI & CV 41:05 Misc Want to email me personally? ► Ziv (at) loopopmusic.com NOTE: Occasionally I’ll try out affiliate marketing and include affiliate links. This means that I may earn a commission when you click on or make purchases via affiliate links. The content of this clip is entirely my opinion, and was not paid for or dictated in any way by the company creating the gear. Without addressing the particulars of products shown here as they might be under NDA, gear shown on this channel may be either sent by the manufacturer, on loan for review or bought at a discount.