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Learn EnneAgraM

Short video lessons, one topic each. No talking — just the instrument, short captions and its own sound. 110 lessons.

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Getting Started

First Look 1:50

A quick tour of the four tabs: Voice, Sampler, FX and Matrix.

Browsing Presets 1:43

Banks, the style column, search, favorites and preview.

Macros and Performance 1:49

Four macros, mod wheel, aftertouch and velocity.

Make It Yours 2:05

Themes, dimmed inactive controls, interface size and tips.

Oscillators

Wavetables 101 1:35

Choosing tables, wavetable position, 2D and 3D views.

Wavetables in 3D 1:25

Orbit, zoom and watch all three oscillators morph in 3D.

On / Off, Level, Pan and Width 1:35

Switch oscillators, set their level, pan and stereo width.

Pitch, Fine, Keytrack and Glide 1:04

Tuning, glide, phase and random phase.

Sub Oscillator 0:33

Add weight one or two octaves down.

Unison Basics 1:17

Voices, detune, blend and stereo spread.

Unison and Chord Stacks 1:14

Stack modes and chord stacks.

Unison Deep Dive 1:23

Detune distribution, detune patterns, a drawn pattern, random, drift and jitter.

Unison Timbre and Stereo 1:15

Wavetable and warp spread, retrig or free phase, stack phase and pan law.

Warp 0:58

Three warp slots and fourteen warp types.

Spectral Morph 1:16

Twelve spectral morph types, from harmonic stretch to Shepard tones.

Talking Tables 0:47

Use a table's formant shape for vocal, talking tones.

Oscillator Shaper 0:57

Clip, fold, crush and self-FM on each oscillator.

FM Between Oscillators 0:42

Six-way frequency modulation between the three oscillators.

Ring Mod and Hard Sync 0:49

Ring modulation pairs and hard sync to oscillator 1.

Oscillator Feedback 0:31

Phase feedback for grit and edge.

Sample Mode 1:14

Drop a WAV: root note, start, end and loop modes.

Multi-Sample Stacks 0:39

Load several WAVs and sweep through them.

Drop a WAV: Four Ways 1:15

Wavetable, vocode, pitch splice or normal sample.

Granular Oscillator 1:45

Grain density, size, spray, shape, scan and jitter.

Granular Follow Modes 0:37

Let the grains follow the note's own playhead, or stay at the position you set.

Noise and the Mini Sampler 1:14

Eleven noise types (five colors, six textures) and the mini sampler.

True Stereo 0:47

Independent left and right channels for a wider image.

Oscillator Routing 0:52

Solo, phase invert, amp envelope, filter and FX routing.

Filters

Filter Basics 2:00

Three filter slots, serial, parallel or split routing, and source binding.

Ladder, Diode and SVF 1:51

The classic filter models.

Comb and Formant Filters 1:54

Metallic combs and vocal formants.

Morph and Phaser Filters 1:19

Smooth filter travel and phase filtering.

The Signature Filters 1:53

An overview of our number-based filter models.

Keytrack and the Filter Envelope 1:29

Key tracking and each filter's own envelope.

Envelopes

The Amp Envelope 1:47

Delay, attack, hold, decay, sustain, release and curves.

Modulation Envelopes 1:11

Envelopes 2 to 6 as modulation sources.

Multi-Point Envelopes 1:26

Draw points, curves and segment types.

Envelope Loops 1:05

Loop part of an envelope while the key is held.

Tempo-Synced Envelopes 1:13

Scale envelope times to the host tempo; retrigger or legato.

Envelope Keytrack and Mix 0:40

Fine control over every envelope.

LFOs

LFO Basics 1:18

Rate, sync, shapes and depth.

Drawing Your Own LFO 0:53

Nodes and smooth, linear or hold segments.

Custom LFO Tools 1:37

Grid snap, paint mode, repeat and quantize, randomize, copy and paste between LFOs.

The Step Sequencer LFO 1:03

Steps, gate, glide and ratchet.

One-Shot LFOs 0:43

Use an LFO as an envelope.

Retrigger, Phase, Fade-In and Smooth 1:17

Control how an LFO starts and moves.

Stereo LFOs and Width Wobble 0:37

Move sound across the stereo field.

Tempo and Transport Lock 0:35

Lock LFOs to the song position.

The Shape Library 1:03

Ready-made shapes; save and load your own.

Your Own Shapes from SVG 1:27

Load your own SVG drawings as LFO and envelope shapes.

Play and Tune

Random Generators 1:18

Four random sources for movement.

Arpeggiator Basics 1:16

Two arpeggiators and their modes.

Arpeggiator Deep Dive 1:08

Patterns, velocity and chords.

Voice Modes 1:12

Poly, mono, legato and voice count.

Microtuning 1:11

SCL and TUN tuning files and the A = 440 / 432 Hz reference pitch.

Analog Character 0:43

Drift and component tolerance.

MPE 0:51

Per-note expression.

Sampler

Sampler Tour 1:24

Every panel of the sampler at a glance.

Loading SFZ Instruments 0:55

From the SFZ browser or by drag and drop.

Articulations and the Instruments List 0:49

Five articulation cards and the A-Z instruments list.

Building a Kit from WAVs 0:43

Drop WAVs and lay them out on the zone matrix.

The Zone Matrix 0:44

Key and velocity ranges.

The Zone Inspector 0:55

Root, key and velocity range, volume, pan, tuning and round robin for one zone.

The Slicer 0:55

Slice a loop across the keyboard.

Range, Loop and Play Modes 1:23

Start, end, loop points, crossfade and disk streaming.

Unison, Granular and the Tweak Portal 1:01

Borrow an oscillator's unison or granular engine for the sampler.

Filter, IR, Voice Filters and FX 1:08

The sampler's own filter and IR, plus routing into the synth filters and effects.

Sampler Envelopes 0:50

Use the instrument's own envelope or any of the six.

Mod Wheel, Velocity and Vibrato 1:16

Mod wheel to volume and brightness, velocity, and vibrato on the wheel or automatic.

Humanize and Tone 0:57

Pitch, gain, start and timing variation; dynamics, brightness and air.

Legato, Round Robin and Articulations 1:12

Legato modes, repetitions, divisi and articulation switching.

Sampler Switches 0:34

Pedal, drum mode, normalize, FX bypass, key range extend and more.

Modulating the Sampler 0:46

Drive sampler controls from LFOs, envelopes, macros and the matrix.

Effects

Effects Overview 0:42

Source binding, order, saving and loading chains.

Gate 1:06

Threshold, range, hold and release.

EQ 1:28

Eight bands, mid / side and A / B compare.

Filter FX 1:05

A filter on the effects bus.

Distortion 1:29

Twelve distortion types.

Compressor 1:26

Control dynamics.

Chorus 1:14

Ensemble modes and stereo chorus.

Delay 1:29

Synced delays, ping-pong and more.

Reverb 1:30

Size, damping, shimmer, reverse and freeze.

Flanger 1:08

Classic and through-zero flanging.

Phaser 1:08

From two to twenty-four stages.

Bitcrusher 1:08

Bit depth and sample-rate reduction.

Ring Mod FX 1:00

Ring modulation and frequency shifting.

Granular FX 1:07

Turn any sound into a grain cloud.

Transient Shaper 0:54

Shape attack and sustain.

Auto-Wah 1:04

Envelope-following filter.

Stereo Tool 0:50

Width, mid level and mono bass.

Limiter 0:44

Keep the output under control.

Building an FX Chain 1:15

A complete chain from start to finish.

Modulation Matrix

Mod Matrix Basics 1:28

Source, destination and amount.

Drag to Modulate 0:58

Drag and drop, or right-click and choose a source.

Per-Voice vs Global Modulation 1:11

Every note with its own movement, or one shared movement for all voices.

Modulation Curves 1:12

Reshape how a source drives its target.

Macros in the Matrix 1:06

Build your own macro controls.

XY Pads and MIDI Learn 0:53

Two-dimensional control and hardware mapping.

Wavetable Editor

Wavetable Editor Tour 1:08

What the editor can do.

Drawing Waveforms 0:54

Draw single cycles by hand.

Image to Wave 0:42

Turn a picture into a wavetable.

Sculpt in 3D 0:52

Shape the whole table in three dimensions.

3D OBJ to Wave 0:47

Turn built-in 3D shapes or your own OBJ models into wavetables.

Layers 0:49

Combine layers into one table.

Spectral Editing 0:46

Edit the harmonics directly.

Frames and Morphing 0:56

Build tables that morph over time.

Audio to Wavetable 1:02

Create tables from audio.

Esoteric

The Chakra Panel 1:27

Twelve tones that play with your notes or as a drone, through the whole synth.

Binaural Beat 0:43

A fixed left-right detune in Hz — listen on headphones.

Number-Based Tools 1:04

Fibonacci, golden ratio, Pi and 3-6-9 sets across the synth.