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Choosing Velocity and Key Ranges for Synth Layers — Synth Clips 36 — Daniel Fisher

Daniel Fisher is back with the next installment of Synth Clips, Sweetwater’s free masterclass in electronic music mastery. This time, we’re talking choosing velocity and key ranges for synth layers. Learning the basics of these techniques and features can help save space and cut out redundant gear when its time for gigs, but mastering velocity, ranges, and splits will let you customize your gear like never before. Check it out!

About Daniel Fisher

Sweetwater's synth guru, Daniel Fisher, is one of the most sought-after synthesizer sound designers in the industry. He graduated Cum Laude with a Bachelors Degree in Music Production and Engineering, as well as Cum Laude with a Bachelors Degree in Music Synthesis from Berklee College. Fisher later became an Associate Professor of Music Synthesis at Berklee College. He is now Sweetwater's Director of Product Optimization, having created dozens of libraries and synth programs for Kurzweil, Roland, Korg, Moog, Alesis, Yamaha, E-MU, TC Electronic, and many others. Daniel also currently teaches Music Synthesis and Sampling at Purdue University in Fort Wayne.
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