Loki Davison- Poly Effects // Screen, yes! Menu diving, no!

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Synth Design Podcast

Synthux.Academy // Roey

25 episodes

5 days ago

Learning the ins and outs of electronic instrument design from some of the best makers and manufacturers in the world

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Learning the ins and outs of electronic instrument design from some of the best makers and manufacturers in the world

How To

Education

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Loki Davison- Poly Effects // Screen, yes! Menu diving, no!

Synth Design Podcast

1 hour 14 minutes 38 seconds

3 years ago

Loki Davison- Poly Effects // Screen, yes! Menu diving, no!

Endless possibilities can lead to a horrible user experience, and when it comes to musical instruments in particular it can be hard to find the balance between functionality and how cumbersome is the interface is. What might have been a nightmare in synths like the DX7 can be avoided today, thanks to touch screens and large screen interfaces.

In this episode, I'm discussing the topic with Loki Davison from @polyeffects. We cover a lot of ground, from his creative process, failed experiments, and a brief dive into convolutional reverb all the way to the screens of Beebo and Hector.

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