Adam started synthlib back in 2015 with a dream of helping synth fans make the most of their instruments.
Jun 25, 2015
Detuned melody—reminds me of music from those old filmstrips in school.
Hard to believe this bass comes from a VL-1.
Robot-ish communication, or old school video games.
Ring modulation adds some sizzle to these synth strings. Play harder for brighter tone.
Trying to push the limits of the Juno 6 with a choir patch. This might work with lots of reverb.
A slightly fuzzy lo-fi-ish lead with a quick delay. Don’t know why I called it Download$.
Tuned percussive tone useful for secondary lines in an arrangement. The arpeggiator is used to as an extension of the delay.
Wonderfully unrealistic string sound with LFO controlled pulse width modulation and envelope controlled filter with resonance. Use it anywhere strings could work, but you want something un-natural.
Spacey drawn-out notes with multiple LFOs controlling the filter for an unstable tone.
If you need a piano sound and all you have is a Juno 6, this might work. Not exactly a piano, but plays like one.
These low-key chords will glue a sparse mix together.
While making this patch, it reminded me of the beginning chords from Animal by Miike Snow. But after listening to the original, it doesn’t sound much like it. Still, it could be useful as prominent rhythmic chords.
A slow “wow” sound. The demo sound shows off chords, but this would work nice as a single note used to accent the beginning of a musical phrase in an arrangement.