ARP2600 V Explained TUTORiAL
FANTASTiC | 27 February 2021 | 618 MB
Synth wiz Tyler Coffin presents comprehensive Arturia ARP2600 V tutorials! See and hear how Arturia has recreated a true classic synth of the ’70s, the ARP 2600 synthesizer. Explore and learn all of the ARP2600 V’s features and functions, as well as how to make awesome sounds with this powerful virtual recreation. In addition, you also get the presets made in the video series to experiment with and use for your tracks. These videos are designed for new Arturia ARP2600 V users.
Tyler starts with a detailed overview of the ARP2600 V, and then gives some insight regarding the original ARP 2600, followed by how to use the ARP2600 GUI and some operational tips. Next you’ll learn how the ARP2600 V uses a semi-modular interface with three voltage controlled oscillators or VCOs, and how they provide an excellent sounding source wave to shape, mold, and utilize later in the signal flow.
The Filter is next, and you’ll discover how the ARP2600 V’s VCF is expanded from its hardware counterpart to offer a multimode filter which can be used to shape frequencies in a more complex way. Throughout the rest of the videos Tyler guides you step by step through all of the ARP2600 V’s sections, including the Envelopes, LFOs, the different Programming Cabinet Modules, the Keyboard Interface, the Sequencer, effects, and more. To wrap it all up, you get 3 sound design tutorials that show you how to craft classic ARP 2600 Bass, Lead and Pad sounds from scratch.
To see what these detailed Arturia ARP2600 V tutorials show you, and how they’ll get you going and understanding this amazing virtual synth, see the individual ARP2600 V video tutorial descriptions on this page. Experience why the ARP 2600 is considered to be one of the best synths ever, and incorporate its sound into your songs and productions… Watch “Arturia ARP2600 V Explained®” today.
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