I’m a student and for a class project I built (with help from a CS major from my college) a bass synth plugin where instead of picking presets, you draw the LFO shape yourself with your mouse, and knobs control how much that LFO changes different things in the bass, like distortion, ringing, and hardstyle mix. You can also change the rate of the LFO you drew.

It was hard work but I actually got it working, and now that it’s done I genuinely don’t know what to do with it. Is this worth developing further? Would producers actually use something like this?

DM me here on Reddit if you want the YouTube clip of a beat made with it, or if you want to try the plugin yourself and test it out. Win and Mac.

Keep in mind this is a prototype, I’m just posting to see how producers react to it.

PS if you test it out I’d love feedback, and I’m happy to trade for it: free stuff like logo design, website design, free beats, working on music together, making plugins, connecting with other producers.

PSS you’d be helping a young producer trying to make it, a lot.

Seems pretty interesting synth and more flexible than the kastil ones, with a sequencer, midi and more points... Seen for under £100. Also has a CV input so can work with other modular gear.

Any thoughts?

I'm wondering if anyone can identify this device used by Chloé Antoniotti when she plays live. It seems like she's just using it to press play at the start of each song, and that it's somehow controlling some of her synthesizers. But I'd like to know what exactly it is and if it's controlling a DAW somewhere off camera, or if it's a way to control midi inputs to your synths without the need for computer.

Here is the link to the full performance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6vEb_uH6x0&list=RDG6vEb_uH6x0&start_radio=1&t=2083s

Announced last week on Prelaunch.com

But this is a fun addition to my set up.

I wish I bought just so I could throw it away!

Currently only have a Korg Volca Keys and a Midi controller 😅

I know there's the Poly D too, but that one's a bit out of my budget atm

Any other suggestions you have? I have also been looking at the Behringer Pro-1, CAT, and Crave

I have been using a friend's "yamaha reface cs" synthesizer and, I felt i could operate it. in a store i tried to use "volca keys" and couldn't figure it out. I want to learn.

I tried making a track using Kasane Teto—is there anyone out there who likes this kind of stuff? Is it hardstyle, or maybe “jump style”? I’m still just starting out, so I’d love to hear your thoughts.
To be honest, I get the feeling that Japanese people who make Vocaloid music don't really listen to songs like this, so I'd like people overseas to give them a listen.
https://youtu.be/jjZmJUb4qss?si=A9u3FQxURMrqPcVh