Diva tutorial video #1

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bmrzycki wrote:Thanks Howard for distilling your knowledge to us all. It's good seeing you back here doing things for u-he.
Indeed.

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bmrzycki wrote:Thanks Howard for distilling your knowledge to us all. It's good seeing you back here doing things for u-he.
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Howard wrote:
bmrzycki wrote:Thanks Howard for distilling your knowledge to us all. It's good seeing you back here doing things for u-he.
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:hyper: :love:

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Great tutorial,
Distortion is always good ;)

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hakey wrote:
Woody Aki wrote:Youtube tutorials should be like this...lass waffling, more action!
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Urs wrote:
bmrzycki wrote:Thanks Howard for distilling your knowledge to us all. It's good seeing you back here doing things for u-he.
Indeed.
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Great tutorial again :tu:
I'm looking forward to the next one :)

Thanks Howard!

Cheers
Dennis

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Not a comment per se about this video other than it was great.

I would love to see some general synthesis techniques videos like... if you want to make a decaying gurgling futuristic 50's scifi effect this is the technique. You can make a sound as if it's percolating by doing this. Mod routings plz. Why does one route from one place to another... for what effect. What does routing from something "via" something else to yet another thing do.

I play, I look, but sometimes the answer eludes. The ACE videos kinda dabble in this.

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It slipped a bit under the radar what with the Howard released today...

Diva Tutorial 2:

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Thanks for pointing that out, cool video. I love the U-he tutorials.

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The next tutorial is online :)


Cheers
Dennis

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Great tutorial again :tu:
Another method if you need a faster (snappier) version of ENV2 is to multiply it by itself (I'm using that method on many presets in my Diva bank)! :)

Cheers
Dennis

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hmm... lagged gate, very interesting, thanks for the tip! :)

Can't wait to have these in Zebra already... got so used having them in Diva, so yeah.

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3ee wrote:hmm... lagged gate, very interesting, thanks for the tip! :)

Can't wait to have these in Zebra already... got so used having them in Diva, so yeah.
Zebra 3 is gonna ship with Mo^3 a.k.a The Mother Of Modulation Modifyers

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The next video is up:
Again a technique I use a lot :)

Stuff get's even better if you use 3 or more LFOs and modulate the rate of LFO2 by LFO1, the rate of LFO3 by LFO2 and the rate of LFO1 by LFO3 and so on.

That's not possible in Diva but you should try it in Zebra :)
Then use the 3 LFOs to modulate different parameters! Awesome chaotic movement (We had a thread about that some years ago iirc) :)

Cheers
Dennis

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Bronto Scorpio wrote: Stuff get's even better if you use 3 or more LFOs and modulate the rate of LFO2 by LFO1, the rate of LFO3 by LFO2 and the rate of LFO1 by LFO3 and so on.

That's not possible in Diva but you should try it in Zebra :)
Then use the 3 LFOs to modulate different parameters! Awesome chaotic movement (We had a thread about that some years ago iirc) :)

Cheers
Dennis
Then add in a modmapper as well as the lfo's for even more possibility! :)

nice videos Howard... always useful stuff!

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After watching the first tutorial video, I asked myself how to do proper gain staging with those OSC-modules, which don't have the possibility to adjust their level.

In the manual I just found this:
Note: The output levels of oscillators can have a significant effect on the tonal quality of the filters.
The models that don’t allow complete control over volume might get that in future versions – or the filters will include input gain controls (yet to be decided).
Any idea, when this feature will be added?

(Thx for the tutorial videos by the way. They're really helpful.)

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