• Show & Tell (06:38) - Discover the basics of subtractive synthesis, how Vacuum Pro's signal flow is structured, and how the interface is laid out.

• Customizing the Presets (07:41) - Explore some wildly inspiring yet simple ways to create fun, interesting, and creative variations of the factory presets using controls found exclusively in the Master Section of the interface; without having to twist a single knob.

• Working with the Oscillators (06:43) - Starting with a raw waveform, learn how to mold and shape the basic building blocks of your patch with the various oscillator controls, including the quad detuning, delay, repitch, and oscillator sync functions.

• Low Pass Filtering (07:56) - Explore how the low pass filter settings affect the tone of the oscillators, and how to use Envelope 2 and velocity to influence the shape of the filter settings over the duration of a note. Learn how velocity is used as well as a performance gesture, influencing the value of the cutoff frequency.

• High Pass & Band Pass Filtering (09:32) - Watch as the high pass filter is applied to a pad sound playing both sustained and staccato chords, how the envelope is used to delay the onset of the cutoff value, and how velocity is used to affect the depth of the envelope, as well as the the frequency cutoff value.n Then see how the band ass mode is used to allow only a narrow band of frequencies to pass through the filtering stage.

• Filter Routing (05:18) - Discover how the serial, parallel, and complex modes of filter routing influence the way the two filters affect the sound begin generated from the oscillators.

• The Amp Envelope (06:02) - See how this envelope is used to shape the volume throughout the various stages of a note's duration.

• Using Envelope 4 (05:21) - Explore the subtle, or not so subtle, effect the envelope 4 parameters create as they are used to modulate the pitch of a lead synth sound.

• Glide & Envelope Retriggering Controls (04:03) - See how the glide controls affects the pitch transition between notes, and how the envelope retrigger switch affects the behavior of the envelopes when new notes are triggered.

• LFO1 & the Mod Wheel (10:01) - Learn how the various LFO shapes are used to modulate pitch, filter, and amplitude via the modulation wheel.

• LFO2 & the Modulation Matrix (04:16) - See how the modulation matrix is used to route LFO2, and other sources, to modulate a variety of parameters in either negative or positive directions.

• The Smart Controls Page (06:19) - See how these macro controls are used to quickly and easily shape the values of multiple underlying parameters at once. The Apply button prints the values and centers the controls, making them available for further modification.

• Arpeggiator & Effects (07:41) - Watch as the arpeggiator is used to add movement to static chords. Slow LFO modulation, chorus/phaser, and delay affects are then added to create additional motion and variation to an essentially regular repeating part.

• Automation & Settings (04:49) - Learn how to use host based automation as well as assignable MIDI continuous controllers, and how to manage multiple assignment sets in the Settings window.

• Putting Vacuum Pro to Work (10:54) - Watch as multiple instances of Vacuum Pro presets are modified and used to create an 8 bar loop.