When Versatility Becomes a Burden.. // Roland SH-4D Workflow and Thoughts
Let's take a closer look at the Roland SH-4D synthesizer and explore its many features and capabilities. With "60-note polyphony" and a 4-part multi-timbral design (plus an additional drum machine part), the SH-4D is an incredibly versatile synth that can produce a wide range of sounds and effects. It also includes selectable synth engines from the vintage Roland family, such as the Juno 106 and the SH-101, as well as a 64-step sequencer and tons of built-in effects. -- However, as you'll see in this video, the SH-4D’s workflow can be a bit cumbersome at times, requiring you to be in many places at once and leading to some potentially time-consuming mistakes. We’ll also explore some of the other issues you might encounter when using this synth and discuss whether it’s really the best choice for your needs. -- Overall, the Roland SH-4D is a great synth for beginners or anyone looking to experiment with different sounds and styles. But if you’re looking for something more focused or specialized for a particular task, you may want to consider other options.
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00:00 Hello!
00:11 I'm Sending the SH-4D Back - Here's Why
01:25 My First Pattern on the SH-4D
02:31 My Favorite SH-4D Synth Engine - Wavetable
02:53 Roland SH-4D Wavetable tutorial and Sound Design
04:34 Creating a Pattern on the SH-4D
05:01 "Menu Diving" on the Sh-4D is a lot
05:38 Making a track from scratch on the SH-4D
07:25 Adding drums to the Roland SH-4D patterns
08:59 Copy and Paste is so convoluted
10:59 Some Notes On Perfect Circuit
11:48 SH-4D Juno style Bassline - My Favorite
13:36 Why must it be like this?!
15:30 adding a lead line
16:42 Adding a third part using presets
18:50 Adding more drums! this is the best part of the SH-4D
21:04 Why did my clap disappear?
21:35 Final Thoughts, and why its not for me
23:49 The Mod Matrix Sucks, but at least it exists
