In this video, I explore Aodyo’s Anyma Phi and its physical-modelling sound engine. I build a patch, go through modulation, macros, effects and sequencing, then weigh the pros and cons and try more than twenty presets.
Timeline
0:00 Intro
1:40 Overview
4:50 Workflow
7:15 Connectivity
8:00 Deep dive
10:30 Patch from scratch
12:55 Mod mapping
15:05 Macro matrix
16:55 Physical modelling
20:15 Exciters
22:15 Rings & Clouds
22:50 FX & chains
23:20 FM operator
24:15 Odd mods
25:40 Sequencers
26:55 Macro morph
29:10 Reverb/buses
29:50 Exp/VelEnv
31:25 Para/Polyphony
33:20 Arpeggiator
34:45 Settings/tuning
35:15 Pros & cons
41:25 Checking out 20+ Presets
Links and notes from the video description
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► KeyStep 37 by Arturia
► QuNexus by Keith McMillen
► Laptop stand by Cremacaffe
► Scopes by Melda: https://www.meldaproduction.com/
► Volca Sample by Korg
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