Uploaded June 2018 | Updated September 2026, 13 hours ago
The Synthstrom Deluge has synth capabilities far deeper than you might imagine. The ability to use samples over waveforms, and control virtually all parameters remotely pushes the unit way beyond the presets.
I put together this quick rundown on what makes a fat synth sound, starting with some analog basics with a Behringer Model D and then some tricks to make the Deluge synth sound even fatter than the Boog.
If you want to skip the intro to what makes a fat synth sound using the Behringer, jump forward to 6.50.
The brand new Deluge Software Version 2.0 update is coming: forums.synthstrom.com/discussion/966/newsletter-may-june-2018#latest - contains sampled analog oscillators and a new filter!
May the funk be with you.
@RealMrWiggly
music@mrwiggly.co.uk
The Synthstrom Deluge has synth capabilities far deeper than you might imagine. The ability to use samples over waveforms, and control virtually all parameters remotely pushes the unit way beyond the presets.
I put together this quick rundown on what makes a fat synth sound, starting with some analog basics with a Behringer Model D and then some tricks to make the Deluge synth sound even fatter than the Boog.
If you want to skip the intro to what makes a fat synth sound using the Behringer, jump forward to 6.50.
The brand new Deluge Software Version 2.0 update is coming: forums.synthstrom.com/discussion/966/newsletter-may-june-2018#latest - contains sampled analog oscillators and a new filter!
May the funk be with you.
@RealMrWiggly
music@mrwiggly.co.uk
