@beatbear You Sure Can! There are proprams available to program this synth as well. I find this synth has to many submenus. overall, an amazing sounding instrument. Thanks much!
great value. i only paid a couple hundred and ive had the micron for years and still have fun with it. anything i have written started with this hooked up to a jamman loop pedal to an amp and from there the skys the limit
@MIROSLAVSATANFAN no, you can't record from USB. Only midi connection for other keyboard hook-ups or for programming. There are two1/4 inch outputs for amp hook-up and for recording.
ah man, i need a piano sound...do you have any experience with the microkorgXL? i think it has a good piano sound, but is it as good as the Micro is the question...i've heard mixed things
@EgoTrippin311 If you're going for a realistic piano sound, then stay far, far away from Korg. They couldn't make a good piano sound if their lives depended on it. The most realistic piano sound from anything digital is Yamaha. However, you're probably looking for something related to synth. If such is the case, I'd consider a Roland. If you have the cash, I'd recommend the Roland Gaia.
@mangaka92 hmmm well i ended up getting the Microkorg XL and it has AC Piano, which with some added reverb on my gearbox program sounds good enough I think. Though a bit stiff, i need to make it sound like i'm using a sustain pedal. but i'm sure i can tweak that a bit.
i have a band and were kinda going for an Attack Attack sound so im going to buy one of these for our keys player and she wanted to know if the keys are weighted. are they?
@ScreamAimFire6661 No, not weighted. at first i didn't like the keyboard action. but over time you learn to adapt. very springy keys. Good luck with the band Thing! have Fun!
These are all presets that came with the Synth when i got it.. I guess this day, was to make the presets sound fun to play. A new Synth always tends to inspire me . If you search Youtube again for the same synth, you'll find some amazing people on youtube creating some amazing programs and Patches.
i have an alesis micron, and its the best music tool i have yet! and i have an acoustic, electric, and a bass guitar!! i started selling my stringed instruments after playing this long enough!!
@MoveOverCasanova lol me too, you can also make that warbling transporter noise on the micron. Currently I am trying to teach mine how to play the base riff of the Dr WhoTheme tune but the sequencer is still disagrees with me.
i have a microkorg...my only synth..im sketchy about whether i shud get a microkorg xl, or micron...which one is simpler to use and program sounds and overall better do u think
get the micron, its pretty much like a mini workstation, you can make beats and sequence and its got some amazing sounds and editing really isnt that hard
@the1337n00b not quite, afaik the synth engines are different: the old microkorg is based on the OASYS engine of the MS2000, the XL on the RADIAS. But I agree, the micron is waaay more flexible
I'll do that. i did have a close call though. It wasn't until after I had won one from an eBay dealer that I learned the earlier models didn't have the keyboard split function. Thankfully the dealer carries both models so he is going to make sure to hook me up with the later production model. 300 beans NEW with full manufacturers warranty and free shipping.Excellent !!
You don't need a computer to program the Alesis micron. Its just makes the programing a little easier if you used a computer software. The micron has a lot of sub menus. It can be very time consuming. For me anyway. Good luck with the band & your purchase. Send me a video link if you decide to put stuff on youtube. Peace!
Im looking at this and the Microkorg for a band me and a few friends are putting together. Any suggestions on which to invest in? We are going to try a hardcore/sreamo style
Thanks. I liked that part better also. My Improvising stuff at the beginning of the video was just ok. I just never know what my brain will do one measure or notes at a given time. Thanks for the comment!
I loved it all (in fact this video made put me in a really awk situation!) so you recon this would be better than the microkorg? any advice on buying muchly appreciated! your an awesome player too btw ;) and excuse my ignorance but can the alesis micron do the bassy and muffled kinda effect to the really trebbly clean one? thanks! =] and the one around the 2:00 mark is hilairious i love it =]
Agreed :-) The little keys on the microkorg were a problem for me but it sounded great with an excellent filter. I prefer the Micron.. and It's sooooo well priced.
I just sold my Microkorg and I'm waiting for my Micron to arrive! The Microkorg is a really great synth thought, the keys are crappy but I think the editing might be a lot easier on it than on the micron. For the sound, I'll have to wait and tlearn how to program it
Not sure . This Alesis Doesn't have USB Ports Just 3 midi ports. I think there Might be aftermarket software that may send midi data for use in Ablton and Reason.. Maybe some can help on another youtube channel or response to this comment. Good luck!
The sound on the Micron is pretty good.., and as with any analogue modeling synth the real power is in creating your own patches.., but IMO the layout on the Micron is just rubbish. Alesis didn't do a very good job with the design layout. Not enough knobs.., and the pitch wheel is just jacked in that position. Again.., decent sounds, but very poor layout and design.
Hey, thanks for your insight. But, For the price and sound,you can't go wrong. I agree the overall design wasn't Alesis best layout. The pitch wheel is great for me. The action on the keyboard is just a little to springy for my taste. Buy Hey, $319 not Bad deal. I use my micron mostly as a midi controler for my Access Virus Ti Polar set-up.
I agree that for the price it's a great little synth/vocoder :) For me though..., the layout just didn't cut it. I liked the patches, but I wasn't pleased with the user interface. I'm going to get the Novation XioSynth.., lots of knobs, great layout, good patches, KILLER midi capabilities, semi weighted keys, X/Y pad, and more. Vocoder for me is not needed.
As a Micron owner, I'd recommend the Alesis Ion if you want full-sized keyboard. It has all the knobs and sliders, larger display than Micron. But the Micron has the same exact engine as Ion, with more onboard effects. It's a trade-off in size, really.
I recommend a Alesis Ion, I have one and it's BIG! All the knobs and stuff - no sliders! It's Virtual analog and has a big keyboard. The micron has more effects than the Ion, but the Ion has a bigger screen and other nice things like a larger keyboard. The choice is yours!
Hi ive been playing the piano now for around 7 years and im 12. Me and my friends formed a metal band and i was looking for a synth. Would this be good? Does it have even mildly weighted keys?
Hello, The Micron is a simple design & a great sounding synth. For a metal band you might want to consider a 61 keys synth or more. But it all depends on your playing abilities and wants and needs and also A Budget($). The micron has a a medium spring action keys. Not semi weighted. Personally,I don't like the feel of the key action much. But not a big deal. Good luck with your new band. Subscribe to my channel. I'll be adding more synth demos soon.
Im 12 also, I would recommend the Korg R3. I have one. The keys aren't waited but they feel really good. You could also get a midi keyboard with more keys to expand the amount of keys you have. M-Audio is good for midi keyboards.
I really like the sound of your programing there man, i was wondering if you've tried the Korg R3, because i hjaven had the chance to do so in a store or so, but it seems (through the internet) that the micron has more of a true analog sound...could you please help me out? :s
Haven't had the chance to test the Korg R3. The Korg R3 and Micron are totally differnt Synth engines. Anyway, the Micron, I was using the presets patches only. no editing on my part. I'll be adding more videos soon of the Micron. Stay tuned.
Micron, the Xiosynth doesnt have the same capabilities as a micron, the micron is almost a workstation. the micron has more keys which is a plus. the xiosynth is more of a MIDI controller-Synth hybrid. I would recommend the Micron over it. plus the micron has a vocoder, those are always fun.
drums you can assign to the keyboard.(a Seqencer feature) You can split the keyboard with this prgram mode. Example: On one key you can just have a drum pattern with bass and play a note or chord on the other keys. A Preset is a sound (Voice or Patch) that came with the Synth.
well, I would suggest you get the Micron because it sounds great and it has many features then the microkorg. Just check out other youtube Videos and webistes to help you decide. I had the microkorg and loved it also.
th micron has better programming capabilities. also, when changing presets, there is no drop out of sound, so when playing live, any sustained notes will finish smoothly irregardless of patch changes. plus it is multi-timbral, and has a sequencer. plus it also has a true 808 in it.
I'm almost convinced to buy this little synth. Each time I hear guys like you playing like you do its really tempting. The other video you have is pretty good.
Which one will you choose between the Micron and the X-Station. Maybe I'm comparing two different things here, but I just wonder.
I believe the X-Station is a Monophonic Synth. And the Micron is 8 Poly note (only plays 8 notes at a time) and is a stereo effects synth which I think is a more powerful Synthizer which happens to have 37 keys. Hope this helps. Also, Just check out each synths website and do some research and then decide. I prefer Alesis Micron all the way!
No, I justed played around with different chords and notes and found these to be very fun sounding for this Video demo. I like to entertain and share music ideas with others and to aways learn something new with my keyboards. Thanks
that's awesome, i've been trying to do that but i'm not a natural when it comes to music theory but ill take lessons sooner or later once i save up enough for a nord lead. btw you're going to get a fuck ton of views for this video in case you didn't already know that lol
Thanks! Hope you Reach your music goals! get set-up... with the right teachers and you'll be all set! Practice practice practice... Just keep music a passion and Have Fun!
the x-station has 8 voices, but no multi-timbral capabilities. and sounds crappy compared to the micron, personally. the micron has a smoother sound, not as edgy or squared. plus it has smooth preset transitions which is extremely useful in live situations
Micron, for one, is a small, fun little synth to play. Accomplished, you'll soon be! with a little more Practice and just having fun! Thanks For watching!
Can it emulate a real piano?
Greenie369 7 months ago
@Greenie369 No it can't.
acaruso36 7 months ago
@lukeformw2 Why yes it does.
acaruso36 1 year ago
so do all these loaded on there or do you have to download them?
Keyboards1994 1 year ago
Nice demonstration!
Can you use the keyboard as MIDI interface?
beatbear 1 year ago
@beatbear You Sure Can! There are proprams available to program this synth as well. I find this synth has to many submenus. overall, an amazing sounding instrument. Thanks much!
acaruso36 1 year ago
@acaruso36 Thx for the reply!
beatbear 1 year ago
great value. i only paid a couple hundred and ive had the micron for years and still have fun with it. anything i have written started with this hooked up to a jamman loop pedal to an amp and from there the skys the limit
nadastarr 1 year ago
can you connect using usb to pc and record? if so, does it come with a cable?
MIROSLAVSATANFAN 1 year ago
@MIROSLAVSATANFAN no, you can't record from USB. Only midi connection for other keyboard hook-ups or for programming. There are two1/4 inch outputs for amp hook-up and for recording.
acaruso36 1 year ago
does the micron have a good piano sound? like if I wanted to play Let It Be or something?
EgoTrippin311 1 year ago
@EgoTrippin311 No good realistic piano sound. but close. more like electric piano.
acaruso36 1 year ago
@acaruso36
ah man, i need a piano sound...do you have any experience with the microkorgXL? i think it has a good piano sound, but is it as good as the Micro is the question...i've heard mixed things
EgoTrippin311 1 year ago
@EgoTrippin311 Sorry not experience with the MicrokorgXl. Try another youtube channel or go to korg.com. good luck!
acaruso36 1 year ago
@EgoTrippin311 If you're going for a realistic piano sound, then stay far, far away from Korg. They couldn't make a good piano sound if their lives depended on it. The most realistic piano sound from anything digital is Yamaha. However, you're probably looking for something related to synth. If such is the case, I'd consider a Roland. If you have the cash, I'd recommend the Roland Gaia.
mangaka92 1 year ago
@mangaka92 hmmm well i ended up getting the Microkorg XL and it has AC Piano, which with some added reverb on my gearbox program sounds good enough I think. Though a bit stiff, i need to make it sound like i'm using a sustain pedal. but i'm sure i can tweak that a bit.
EgoTrippin311 1 year ago
nice sound.
V19torrent 1 year ago
wow! this is an analog modeling synth? some presets sound like wavetables on Prophet VS??!! it's true or my ears are wrong?
remixerone 1 year ago
i have a band and were kinda going for an Attack Attack sound so im going to buy one of these for our keys player and she wanted to know if the keys are weighted. are they?
ScreamAimFire6661 1 year ago
@ScreamAimFire6661 No, not weighted. at first i didn't like the keyboard action. but over time you learn to adapt. very springy keys. Good luck with the band Thing! have Fun!
acaruso36 1 year ago
These are all presets that came with the Synth when i got it.. I guess this day, was to make the presets sound fun to play. A new Synth always tends to inspire me . If you search Youtube again for the same synth, you'll find some amazing people on youtube creating some amazing programs and Patches.
acaruso36 1 year ago
are these all presets that came with micron? or did you edit/create these?
ledheads10 1 year ago
i have an alesis micron, and its the best music tool i have yet! and i have an acoustic, electric, and a bass guitar!! i started selling my stringed instruments after playing this long enough!!
skcgraphic 1 year ago
Sold.
TheSoundNoOneNoticed 1 year ago
the two faders on the left side always remind me of
star trek original series´ transporter sliders scottie operated for "beaming".
what a phantastic sounding little machine!!
MoveOverCasanova 1 year ago
@MoveOverCasanova lol me too, you can also make that warbling transporter noise on the micron. Currently I am trying to teach mine how to play the base riff of the Dr WhoTheme tune but the sequencer is still disagrees with me.
dudewhosaysarrh 1 year ago
i have a microkorg...my only synth..im sketchy about whether i shud get a microkorg xl, or micron...which one is simpler to use and program sounds and overall better do u think
nigagila 2 years ago
@nigagila Get Real analog
ColaberMilk 2 years ago
@ColaberMilk real analog what do you mean, like a analog because those aren't cheap
DouxchCorp 2 years ago
get the micron, its pretty much like a mini workstation, you can make beats and sequence and its got some amazing sounds and editing really isnt that hard
wantmohr 2 years ago
@nigagila Get a micron. The MicroKorg XL is pretty much the same thing as your MicroKorg.
the1337n00b 1 year ago
@the1337n00b not quite, afaik the synth engines are different: the old microkorg is based on the OASYS engine of the MS2000, the XL on the RADIAS. But I agree, the micron is waaay more flexible
dudewhosaysarrh 1 year ago
Very good demo 5*****
musicroman 2 years ago
The best Alesis demo video on youtube. I have microkorg XL and I think I'll add this to my collection.
TheZuuuuuM 2 years ago
Thanks Much... Its a great synth.
acaruso36 2 years ago
this song is great i love it well done
pokermees 2 years ago
Thanks a bunch! Glad you enjoyed it!
acaruso36 2 years ago
Who cares what the presets sounds like, make your own sounds.
typeanoise 2 years ago
i'm sorry but i find sounds of microkorgXL much better !!
Cityangel38 2 years ago
@Cityangel38 why may I ask?
InnerflamesUnLtd 2 years ago
What's the octave range for this? Microkorg?
AmbellinaWatchOverMe 2 years ago
they both have 37 keys but have octave buttons to extend the range in both directions
DTfanforever 2 years ago
THE ORGAN WAS THE LAST CALL! I am getting one for sure now!
AlphaAviator 2 years ago
That part around 1:00 sounds a lot like Kansas from either Leftoverture or Point of Know Return.
muymalmoon 2 years ago
Im selling one of these if anyone is interested. Its brand new only used a few times so its in great condition :D If anyones interested message me
xAbbeyxDawnx 2 years ago 2
how much?
Nexus1010 2 years ago
300 euro maybe
xAbbeyxDawnx 2 years ago
$400
joenemeth1 2 years ago
why are you selling?
kickflipindy78 2 years ago
i just dont need it. Ive already got a Microkorg and Emx and use them more
xAbbeyxDawnx 2 years ago
i'd be interested!
Leonheartilly 2 years ago
Why are you selling it? And how much
mrpeanut25 2 years ago
i might be
xthetempestx 2 years ago
Gotta get me one of these.
ReneeNme 2 years ago
Ha !!! I have one on the way. These little gems are so cool. Can't wait til mine arrives.
ReneeNme 2 years ago
congrats on your purchase. you'll have fun! post some video when you get acquainted with your Alesis synth.
acaruso36 2 years ago
I'll do that. i did have a close call though. It wasn't until after I had won one from an eBay dealer that I learned the earlier models didn't have the keyboard split function. Thankfully the dealer carries both models so he is going to make sure to hook me up with the later production model. 300 beans NEW with full manufacturers warranty and free shipping.Excellent !!
ReneeNme 2 years ago
nice and funny (the part with the church sound) ^^
Mp3tracks 2 years ago
can the micron be used as a midi controller also?
And would you suggest the Microkorg or Micron for Pendulum style music? (Drum and bass, electro) Taaa. Good demo!
Jimmmeeehhh 2 years ago
not sure about pendulum but if it doesnt have a usb plug on the back you could buy a usb to midi cable then it would work
meltdownband 2 years ago
Hi, I play the keyboard in a Nintendocore band and I'm going to buy a microSynthesiser, and I have a question
It's really need a computer to be programed , or it can be programed whit out a computer?
thermoces 2 years ago
You don't need a computer to program the Alesis micron. Its just makes the programing a little easier if you used a computer software. The micron has a lot of sub menus. It can be very time consuming. For me anyway. Good luck with the band & your purchase. Send me a video link if you decide to put stuff on youtube. Peace!
acaruso36 2 years ago
Im looking at this and the Microkorg for a band me and a few friends are putting together. Any suggestions on which to invest in? We are going to try a hardcore/sreamo style
Xs3v3n3l3v3nX 2 years ago
3:04 onwards = amazing =]
robbot1234 2 years ago
Thanks. I liked that part better also. My Improvising stuff at the beginning of the video was just ok. I just never know what my brain will do one measure or notes at a given time. Thanks for the comment!
acaruso36 2 years ago
I loved it all (in fact this video made put me in a really awk situation!) so you recon this would be better than the microkorg? any advice on buying muchly appreciated! your an awesome player too btw ;) and excuse my ignorance but can the alesis micron do the bassy and muffled kinda effect to the really trebbly clean one? thanks! =] and the one around the 2:00 mark is hilairious i love it =]
robbot1234 2 years ago
Nice! Sold my microkorg to make way for one of these babies. Impressive.
hafstrat 2 years ago
Thanks much! You'll curtainly have a lot fun with this synth! I Think The MicroKorg is Still A Great Synth to!
acaruso36 2 years ago
Agreed :-) The little keys on the microkorg were a problem for me but it sounded great with an excellent filter. I prefer the Micron.. and It's sooooo well priced.
hafstrat 2 years ago
I just sold my Microkorg and I'm waiting for my Micron to arrive! The Microkorg is a really great synth thought, the keys are crappy but I think the editing might be a lot easier on it than on the micron. For the sound, I'll have to wait and tlearn how to program it
hdebbache2000 2 years ago
can this also work as midi controller for reason and ableton?
SteveDutchy 2 years ago
Not sure . This Alesis Doesn't have USB Ports Just 3 midi ports. I think there Might be aftermarket software that may send midi data for use in Ablton and Reason.. Maybe some can help on another youtube channel or response to this comment. Good luck!
acaruso36 2 years ago
its a fcking great synth, way more than its price tag would suggest. get the soft editor and you'll be creating some tasty patches in minutes.
susolsusol 2 years ago 2
The sound on the Micron is pretty good.., and as with any analogue modeling synth the real power is in creating your own patches.., but IMO the layout on the Micron is just rubbish. Alesis didn't do a very good job with the design layout. Not enough knobs.., and the pitch wheel is just jacked in that position. Again.., decent sounds, but very poor layout and design.
squeakD 2 years ago
Hey, thanks for your insight. But, For the price and sound,you can't go wrong. I agree the overall design wasn't Alesis best layout. The pitch wheel is great for me. The action on the keyboard is just a little to springy for my taste. Buy Hey, $319 not Bad deal. I use my micron mostly as a midi controler for my Access Virus Ti Polar set-up.
acaruso36 2 years ago
I agree that for the price it's a great little synth/vocoder :) For me though..., the layout just didn't cut it. I liked the patches, but I wasn't pleased with the user interface. I'm going to get the Novation XioSynth.., lots of knobs, great layout, good patches, KILLER midi capabilities, semi weighted keys, X/Y pad, and more. Vocoder for me is not needed.
squeakD 2 years ago
hahahahah the eygiptian
tag1989 2 years ago
after the egyptian thing, that sound was sweet. good job mate
thejew2212 3 years ago
As a Micron owner, I'd recommend the Alesis Ion if you want full-sized keyboard. It has all the knobs and sliders, larger display than Micron. But the Micron has the same exact engine as Ion, with more onboard effects. It's a trade-off in size, really.
plinko747 3 years ago
size and control.
thejew2212 3 years ago
could you recommend any 61 key synths that are in the same price range of the Micron? Possibly with virtual analog sound?
mistermafia9 3 years ago
I recommend a Alesis Ion, I have one and it's BIG! All the knobs and stuff - no sliders! It's Virtual analog and has a big keyboard. The micron has more effects than the Ion, but the Ion has a bigger screen and other nice things like a larger keyboard. The choice is yours!
Synthdude13 3 years ago
Hi ive been playing the piano now for around 7 years and im 12. Me and my friends formed a metal band and i was looking for a synth. Would this be good? Does it have even mildly weighted keys?
mistermafia9 3 years ago
Hello, The Micron is a simple design & a great sounding synth. For a metal band you might want to consider a 61 keys synth or more. But it all depends on your playing abilities and wants and needs and also A Budget($). The micron has a a medium spring action keys. Not semi weighted. Personally,I don't like the feel of the key action much. But not a big deal. Good luck with your new band. Subscribe to my channel. I'll be adding more synth demos soon.
acaruso36 3 years ago
Im 12 also, I would recommend the Korg R3. I have one. The keys aren't waited but they feel really good. You could also get a midi keyboard with more keys to expand the amount of keys you have. M-Audio is good for midi keyboards.
REEZproductions 3 years ago
Hello there
I really like the sound of your programing there man, i was wondering if you've tried the Korg R3, because i hjaven had the chance to do so in a store or so, but it seems (through the internet) that the micron has more of a true analog sound...could you please help me out? :s
farconroy 3 years ago
Haven't had the chance to test the Korg R3. The Korg R3 and Micron are totally differnt Synth engines. Anyway, the Micron, I was using the presets patches only. no editing on my part. I'll be adding more videos soon of the Micron. Stay tuned.
acaruso36 3 years ago
sounds like pink floyd at the begining
BEC600 3 years ago
Awesome skills
CheeseBubbles 3 years ago
Thanks CheeseBubble! Also, thanks for clarifying the differnces between Micron and Xiosynth!
acaruso36 3 years ago
yea,
I know the Micron, Xiosynth, and MicroKORG pretty well.
CheeseBubbles 3 years ago
so if you could choose between a micron and microkorg for a beginner, which would it be?
saucyjenkins 3 years ago
Micron, it can do much more than a microkorg, you'll learn more, plus it has full size keys.
its easy to find the exact program you want.
the manual tells you everything you need to know.
CheeseBubbles 3 years ago
ok good to know. thanks, sport
saucyjenkins 3 years ago
micron or xiosynth? pls help. thanks
korggirl 3 years ago
Micron, the Xiosynth doesnt have the same capabilities as a micron, the micron is almost a workstation. the micron has more keys which is a plus. the xiosynth is more of a MIDI controller-Synth hybrid. I would recommend the Micron over it. plus the micron has a vocoder, those are always fun.
CheeseBubbles 3 years ago
so do you need an ion to program a micron or is there software that you can make micron presets with?
killanator21 3 years ago
Hi!
Great vid..
Absolute newb question but..
Whats the difference between a program and a preset?
NimaSun 3 years ago
A program is a set of sounds and tempos with
drums you can assign to the keyboard.(a Seqencer feature) You can split the keyboard with this prgram mode. Example: On one key you can just have a drum pattern with bass and play a note or chord on the other keys. A Preset is a sound (Voice or Patch) that came with the Synth.
acaruso36 3 years ago
That makes sense. Thanks.
Can new presets and programs be saved? If so how much disk space would I have to work with?
NimaSun 3 years ago
im sure this is annoying, sorry... but im deciding between a microkorg and micron any suggestions?
alocaltragedyx 3 years ago
well, I would suggest you get the Micron because it sounds great and it has many features then the microkorg. Just check out other youtube Videos and webistes to help you decide. I had the microkorg and loved it also.
acaruso36 3 years ago
thanks a lot
alocaltragedyx 3 years ago
That's a very common question, and nobody seems to answer it very often.
Biopharmer 3 years ago
th micron has better programming capabilities. also, when changing presets, there is no drop out of sound, so when playing live, any sustained notes will finish smoothly irregardless of patch changes. plus it is multi-timbral, and has a sequencer. plus it also has a true 808 in it.
SurrealOG 3 years ago
I'm almost convinced to buy this little synth. Each time I hear guys like you playing like you do its really tempting. The other video you have is pretty good.
Which one will you choose between the Micron and the X-Station. Maybe I'm comparing two different things here, but I just wonder.
kandarv 3 years ago
I believe the X-Station is a Monophonic Synth. And the Micron is 8 Poly note (only plays 8 notes at a time) and is a stereo effects synth which I think is a more powerful Synthizer which happens to have 37 keys. Hope this helps. Also, Just check out each synths website and do some research and then decide. I prefer Alesis Micron all the way!
acaruso36 3 years ago
Thanks for the advice
kandarv 3 years ago
are you classicly trained or did you just find all the scales by playing around?
d3p3ch3mod3 3 years ago
No, I justed played around with different chords and notes and found these to be very fun sounding for this Video demo. I like to entertain and share music ideas with others and to aways learn something new with my keyboards. Thanks
acaruso36 3 years ago
that's awesome, i've been trying to do that but i'm not a natural when it comes to music theory but ill take lessons sooner or later once i save up enough for a nord lead. btw you're going to get a fuck ton of views for this video in case you didn't already know that lol
d3p3ch3mod3 3 years ago
Thanks! Hope you Reach your music goals! get set-up... with the right teachers and you'll be all set! Practice practice practice... Just keep music a passion and Have Fun!
Take care!
acaruso36 3 years ago
the x-station has 8 voices, but no multi-timbral capabilities. and sounds crappy compared to the micron, personally. the micron has a smoother sound, not as edgy or squared. plus it has smooth preset transitions which is extremely useful in live situations
SurrealOG 3 years ago
I like what you do with this keyboard. I have a Micron as well, but you're clear more accomplished than me!
cffellows 3 years ago
Micron, for one, is a small, fun little synth to play. Accomplished, you'll soon be! with a little more Practice and just having fun! Thanks For watching!
acaruso36 3 years ago