10 Useful Sounds with: Circuit Mono Station

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In this video tutorial series designed for the new or beginner synth sound designer, synth pro Josh Bess shows you how to make 10 useful synth sounds using the Novation Circuit Mono Station. You can use the info on any real or virtual synthesizer, and you get both quick and dirty tutorials for those who want just the steps to take to make the sounds, as well as versions that are more detailed and include tips and tricks!

Josh begins by welcoming you and goes over what the video series covers, and then hits the ground running with the first synth sound, the Saw Pluck. You'll then see how to make a Acid Bass, Detuned Saw Pluck, Dark Bass Pluck, Smooth Sub Bass, Video Game Blip, Wobble Bass, Deep Drone Bass, Detuned Pitch Drop, and Smooth Saw Lead, all from scratch.

The first half of the series gives you the fast steps to take to make all of these sounds, so you can easily follow along, followed by videos that make the same sounds again, but this time contain more information as to why and how Josh is making them, and includes some tips and tricks as well.

See the individual tutorial descriptions for more info. If you're new to programming synths or want to know more about ways to sound design on the Circuit Mono Station, check this series out... Watch "10 Useful Sounds with: Circuit Mono Station" today!

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This should be essential viewing for anyone just getting into synthesis, and every other sound design instructor should take notes about how it should be done! The examples are relevant, they build on each other in a helpful way, the instruction is crystal clear and precisely presented, and the results are fantastic, very useable sounds. I already knew a good amount about sound design, and I still learned from this. Thanks!

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