3 Lessons from Moog applied to Hydrasynth

This video it's about a patch by Moog that I try reproduce in Hydrasynth. This patch is designed by Lisa Bella Donna specially for the Moog Grandmother. Although I have the Grandmother for a long time now I have never tried the patches before since, I must confess, I was not into how Modular Generative patches sounds like.

But by trying it patch it in the Moog, I have not only learned a lot about modular, but also discover how fun is to play on such a patch. Them a question came into my mind, can I apply the lessons learned to any synth?

Join me on my attempt to create a patch to ASM Hydrasynth with the lessons learned from Lisa Bella Donna and Moog.

This video has more advanced techniques, but I am trying to explain it from the perspective of someone that is learning by doing. This video is long, so use the chapters to navigate to your points of interest. I hope you have fun watching, it was fun to make it.

00:00 - Start
00:56 - Part 1 - The Moog Patch
01:43 - Lesson 1
02:12 - Lesson 2
03:33 - Lesson 3
07:03 - Part 2 - Applying the lessons
07:28 - The basis for the patch
09:17 - Setting up the Filters and AMP
10:23 - Envelopes and LFOs
12:09 - The MOD Matrix
13:39 - A work around
15:31 - The final touch
16:21 - How does it sounds
17:10 - Conclusion
19:09 - Patches side by side