If you're watching this on an iPad hit the resize button in the top right for a perfect 1:1 full screen. Put on headphones, lots of low-end ahead! I continue this series with a deeper look at how the filter controls can be used for expressive synthesis. 

My videos are improving; as I teach you music, I learn video production. The audio and video desync in a couple spots, but I fixed it up so it shouldn't interfere with the lesson.

I got a copy of iSyn Poly (thanks to TouchSound Podcast ) and had a lot of fun with it, so I decided to do a review. Things went awry... on the plus side my production techniques have dramatically improved!

I want to do a series of videos that will help anyone who wants to play music go from knowing nothing to playing with advanced synthesizers and arrangers. We're starting off with the simple and elegant technoBox2.

Experimental music is largely masturbatory; it's only fun for the guy doing it. Likewise, it is often not worth sharing with others unless your technique is particularly interesting. I hope you will find this worthwhile. 

MP3: http://soundcloud.com/discchord/disc-chord-public-masturbation

Simple tutorial to demonstrate a couple of the, less obvious, features in the Korg iMS-20 app. Then I show you how to use them in practical sound design.

Drinking Game: Everytime I say "interesting", take a shot. 
(Hard Mode: Don't die of liver failure before the end of the video.)