ADSR Sounds D16 Instruments Explained [TUTORiAL]

D16 Group Audio Software have created a series of virtual instruments that are faithful recreations of classic hardware units. Their breathtaking attention to sonic detail is both powerful and inspiring. In this 5 part course, get under the skin of each and every instrument and become proficient at synthesis, sequencing, midi controls, multi output instruments and more

Learn how to use D16’s instruments and gain the skills to create bespoke sounds professionally tailored to whatever projects you are working on.

Module 1 – Drumazon Drum Machine (909)

• 909 emulation Instrument Overview
• Preset & Pattern Browsing & Triggering
• Drumazon Instruments – Bass, Snare, Toms, Rim Shot, clap and so on.
• Pattern Editing & Step Sequencing
• Storing Presets

Module 2 – Nepheton Drum Machine (808)

• Instrument Overview
• Synthesis Module
• Browsing & Triggering Patterns
• Pattern Editing & Programming
• Loading & Saving Patterns, MIDI & External Output Options

Module 3 – Phoscyon Bass Line (303)

• Instrument Overview
• Sound Control Sections
• Pattern Browsing & Triggering
• Pattern Editing
• Arperggiator
• Distortion Section
• MIDI Controls

Module 4 – Lush 101 multitimbral polyphonic synthesizer

• Instrument Overview
• Layering, Timbre, Voicing
• Pitch, Pulse, Source Mixer
• Filter Section
• Bender, Wheel & Amp
• Arpeggio/Gater
• Modulation Matrix, Master Mixer

Module 5 – Nithonat Drum Machine (606)

• Synthesis module
• Pattern triggering
• Pattern creation and editing

Course Features

Over 2 hours of expert tuition show you how to use and design with D16 Instruments.
Exclusive instructional videos featuring bothTheory and Practice – Get up to speed on all 5 instruments fast!

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