New Spectralis Tutorials by acemonvw

Spectralis Tutorial 1: Selecting songs and patterns
Published on Feb 23, 2013 acemonvw·9 videos
See this post for previous tutorials.

"This tutorial goes over the basics on selecting your songs and patterns."

Spectralis Tutorial #2: The part selection
Published on Feb 24, 2013 acemonvw·12 videos

"This basic tutorial demonstrates how to select a part (Asynth, Dsynth, Drums), use the solo, mute, and play buttons. All of these buttons fall under the "Part" section.

Additional note by mcbeth303:
'by pressing shift and MUTE or SOLO when they are blinking all mutes or solos are removed from all tracks'"

Spectralis Tutorial #3: Sequence Editor
Published on Feb 24, 2013

"This is a basic tutorial of the sequence editor on the spectrlis.
NOTE: I don't mention the iteration button, but all that does is move your sequencer line, or 'rotate' it. You can make step 5 be step 1, which would move all other steps back 4 steps as well."

Spectralis Tutorial #4: Saving and initializing patterns
Published on Feb 24, 2013

"This tutorial goes over the basics of saving patterns, what's saved within a pattern, what's saved within a song, and how to initialize patterns."

Spectralis tutorial #5: Trigger groups
Published on Feb 24, 2013 acemonvw·13 videos

"This is a more advanced tutorial, featuring: Trigger groups (and terribly programmed music)."

Waiting for #6...


Spectralis Tutorial #7: Filter self-oscillation
Published on Feb 25, 2013

"Get the internal analog filters to self-oscillate. Not shown here... but in the filter settings you can also apply LFOs to alter the cutoff and resonance and get some interesting results.

You can also make melodic parts using filter self-oscillation. It can be an extra sine-wave source, but you may lose a trigger group."

Spectralis Tutorial #8: Groove Edit (creating a basic rhythm)
Published on Feb 26, 2013

"This tutorial goes over using the groove edit section. Basically: how to create drum parts and how to add some dynamics to the beat."

Spectralis Tutorial #9: Filterbank Rhythms
Published on Feb 26, 2013

"Filterbank Rhythms. Noise generated from the Spectralis can be routed to the filterbank and sequenced using specific FB frequencies. Sequencerlines 1 - 10 come with the default setting of opening those frequencies when activated (i.e., you create a step/envelope).

Note, you can do some even cooler things when you sequence oscillators through the filterbank and not allowing the noise volume through. This will be in a future tutorial."