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For the Ambient Presets tier and up! In this new Patreon-exclusive video, we’re diving deep into sound design with a unique approach: buildi

For the Ambient Presets tier and up!

In this new Patreon-exclusive video, we’re diving deep into sound design with a unique approach: building a function generator inside Pigments using the powerful MSEG and onboard random modules. I’ll walk you through how to patch up a beautifully reactive system that generates lush, evolving textures, all perfectly pitch-locked and ready for ambient production. This technique not only results in a stunning sound, but also teaches essential concepts that you can apply across your own patches.

Whether you’re just starting out with sound design or looking for new ways to push your workflow further, this is a perfect creative exercise to strengthen your skills. These types of deep-dive explorations are only available here on Patreon, and I’m incredibly grateful for your continued support. Let’s explore what’s possible together.

Cheers,

S1gns

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Rob Pullan

This is like circuit bending Pigments and the results/potential are awesome. On the other hand, now there's yet another rabbit hole for me to get lost in ....... :)

Keith Anderson

This is fantastic I with I knew this a while ago but for the future we’re gonna take. I’m about to release my first album which I’m really exited about, I’d like to thank you for all your tutorials it has taken me from ground zero to where I’m at now and this is like my eyes have been opened again, gonna get right into this👍 thanks again Chris you’re an inspiration

Chris

My. Mind. Is. Blown. What a great quick tutorial! Thank you.

Keith Anderson

Hey Chris update when I got home tonight I had a crack at that function generator, it’s really cool, reckon the more you play with it the more interesting/ possibilities/ fun it will get so cool

Kevin [Roots of Quiet]

That's another powerful tutorial!! Oh gosh, I'm glowing with excitement lol gonna use that on my next EP :D thanks for this!!

RL

I went through the exercise . Using a single C note as midi input, the outcome was just Awesome! Thanks Chris!