The Korg Opsix is a sound design playground and I have so much that I want to talk about, but as per The Rules of Synth Videos, this is the first time I've featured it on the channel, so it's time to build a pad patch from scratch.
In this video we go from an initialised patch and build a pad, exploring the sound design workflow, and taking some time to finesse the patch to ensure it feels and sounds good and expressive to play, at all velocities and across the whole of the synth's range.
Alongside these patch from scratch videos, I'll also be putting out a series of videos doing deep dives into specific aspects of the Opsix's generous and exciting synthesis engine, so if you have any suggestions for topics you'd like to see covered, or what kind of patch you'd like to see next, then let me know in the comments.
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Transparency notice: the Opsix was kindly provided to me by Korg, but they have not had any input as to the content of these videos.
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