SynthMaster Explained

KV331’s SynthMaster is one of the most comprehensive semi-modular software instruments out there, and Larry Holcombe delivers a video tutorial series that gets you one step closer to becoming a real synth master!

Videos
Introduction (04:19) - An overview of the types of synthesis available in Synthmaster, changing skins, and organizing presets.
Altering Presets & Modulation in SynthMaster (08:00) - How to assign modulators, the modulation matrix, and saving full and partial presets.
SynthMaster Architecture (04:04) - A look at Layers, routing and adding effects.
Oscillators Pt. 1 (07:06) - The basic Oscillator waveforms, sampled waveforms, and SFZ file are covered, as is how to use the Oscillators as modulators.
Oscillators Pt. 2 (08:22) - Additive, Vector and Wavetable Oscillators are discussed, as well as how to import your own sounds into SynthMaster.
Filters (10:24) - A description of the filter modes, routing and types.
The Arpeggiator (08:23) - The arpeggiator modes and parameters are discussed, as is using the step velocity as a modulation source.
The Sequencer/Drum Mode (06:22) - You can program monophonic and polyphonic patterns into sequencer mode, and use the drum mode to make drum grooves.
Layer FX (11:32) - A description of each effect available.
Modulation Sources Pt. 1 (08:36) - ADSR, Multistage and 2D Envelopes.
Modulation Sources Pt. 2 (08:50) - How to us the Keyscaler and the basic, step, glide and dual LFO settings.
Using SynthMaster as a Vocoder (02:37) - You can set up SynthMaster as a Vocoder and process the output through a reverb for rich Vocoder FX.
The Master FX Page (02:23) - This is the overview page in SynthMaster for all your effects.
Using SynthMaster as an Audio Effect (03:09) - You can run external audio through SynthMaster and using its internal effects and filter to sculpt the sound.