keybdwizrd - Arturia ARP 2600 V Demo #3

[pearljam109]

Hey, is there any way to rewire this to Logic? If not, then how do I record sounds from it?

[keybdwizrd]

@pearljam109 I don't use rewire or Logic. But in Digital Performer, you simply record MIDI tracks into audio using any software instrument.  I am 99% sure Logic does the same thing. So, in essence, there's no need to manually record the ARP 2600V.

[numanuma20]

So I guess I can't use this in a live gig?

[keybdwizrd]

@numanuma20 Lots of people use software instruments live, typically running on laptops.

[mynmyself]

what where you smoking during that ghost-02 track? hehe

cool programming!

[keybdwizrd]

@mynmyself Thanks. :)

[MardenMay]

Do you dream of electric sheep?

[keybdwizrd]

@MardenMay I do not.

[mpresev]

Do you dream about synthesizers?

[keybdwizrd]

I can't say I do.

[mpresev]

I think you'll have fun with a modular synth.

[producermattpop]

Thanks for helping me make my mind up, I will defenitely buy one, I love the sharp filter. And the visual effect for the Gost preset made me giggle.

[gnasher1993]

Hi, does the ARP run as a standalone synth?

[keybdwizrd]

yes

[gnasher1993]

are there any other arturia soft synths you could recommend as they're buy 1 get 1 free at my local music shop?

[keybdwizrd]

I only have the MinimoogV, but try the demos at the Arturia site.

[gnasher1993]

cool thanks for the advice. keep the videos coming ;)

[eyesandteeth]

@gnasher1993

I HIGHLY recommend the Prophet and the MoogModular!

[keybdwizrd]

By the way, Arturia has a downloadable demo of this synth, and others too.

[kiaalberto]

please email me patch to play with pc-keyboard keys...

[freezegelman]

i love that chameleon patch haha

[gregvb]

I kinda notice that you don't care for effects patches, like R2D3. You play one note and move on which, to me, doesn't really give a fair representation of how that patch sounds.

[keybdwizrd]

That's true; I am not really into effects patches.

[jam9workz]

5 Stars! ser keybdwizrd one of the best!!! more power!!!

[subspace1]

I've really enjoyed your tour of the Arp 2600 V. I have been exploring the demos of it as well as the Moog Modular V. While I am enticed by the extensive programming potential of the Moog, I find the Arp to be more immediate and less intimidating in its learning curve. I am curious as to what led you to make the choice for the Arp from the products in Arturia's line. Thank you for the great videos.

[keybdwizrd]

Thanks, glad you've enjoyed the videos. Way back a long time ago I had several ARP synthesizers, but I never had a 2600. Always wanted one, so when this "virtual" version came out (at a fraction of the price) I just had to have it.

[neutron7]

I had to laugh at your cheezy smoke effect on ghosts :)

[keybdwizrd]

Well, I seek to entertain. :)

[bentsynth]

does each patch have its own effect i.e reverb delay etc?

[keybdwizrd]

Yes, the ARP2600V features it's own delay and reverb, and these settings are stored as part of the patch.

[bentsynth]

cool thanks for replying.

[SubSynthesis]

Excellent demo again, keybdwizrd and thanks for including the preset names on screen. I got this softsynth a couple of weeks back and am still exploring the presets. There are some great sequences and I love the sound.

PS Nice 'ghostly' effect! :)

[colin5765]

hey the wizrd.

really cool.

where did you get the 2600, lucky

[codybird34]

Cool softsynth :P

[shubus]

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[demonfox4810]

nice first!