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Daniel Voider Courses
![How to Become a Synth Runner [Arturia Pigments]](/programming/music-production/images/4168926_7068_22.jpg?v=1791193509)
How to Become a Synth Runner [Arturia Pigments]
4.7 (89 Reviews)
Provider: Udemy
Time: 8.1h- 2024
$69.99
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Most Recent Review
Based on the first part only. Essentially a good solid introduction to using Pigments for analogue synthesis. Some of the explanations are superfluous, eg telling us what octaves and semitones are- everyone knows this. What lets the course down is the Denglisch. Obwohl es meistens gut verständlich ist, ist die Aussprache manchmal etwas schmerzhaft und holprig. Der Kurs wäre bestimmt flüssiger und besser verständlich wenn der Dozent seine Muttersprache verwendet hätte. But of course this would have reduced the potential "customer base" by limiting the course to German speakers. Intrigued to see how the course develops. Despite these quibbles ist der Kurs ohne Zweifel sein Geld wert- sofern ich dies in einem Udemy Sale ergattwt habe.
- Review by Max Gordon on How to Become a Synth Runner [Arturia Pigments]
Instructor Bio
Voider came from the future to gift this timeline with music that draws the feeling of his far dystopian homeworld. Mega-corporate towers conquered the skies and neon lights reflect all over the rainy streets, occupied by AI holograms and advertisement. Technology has become both: a curse and a blessing, depending on where you live and what you can afford. Hidden deep inside the cities exists a whole parallel world, ruled by black markets, gangs and freelance runners who do any job if you pay them with enough credits. Are you up for a run, chummer?
