Nobody Talks About This Synth… But It DESTROYS Everything Else

Every major synth has limitations like missing oscillators, unavailable modulations, or unusable presets that disappoint users in the long run.

Falcon offers unlimited modulation capabilities, combinable presets, stacked oscillators, and three major updates addressing all these issues.

Despite these advantages, Falcon remains underutilized and rarely discussed in the synth community.

This video covers Falcon basics and demonstrates the coolest features available in a single synth.

• A program is essentially a preset that can contain multiple layers • Each layer can play different key ranges independently • Stack as many oscillators, sounds, or samples as CPU allows

• Every block has its own effects and modulations • Add sequencers and arps to create multi-preset sounds • Unprecedented flexibility in sound design architecture

Demonstrated using two phase shaper oscillators, which provide gritty sounds similar to Serum phase distortion or FM synthesis.

Combined phase shaper oscillators with a wavetable layer to create dynamic, textured bass sounds with instant character.

• Add modulation blocks and drag them to corresponding knobs • Right-click knobs to add modulation directly • Choose new modulations or assign to existing ones

Access attack, decay, sustain, and release parameters through knob tweaking or by right-clicking to edit modulation depth.

Applied EQ to layer 2 to cut lows, while keeping layer 1 clean and adding significant distortion to the overall preset.

Each layer and effect combination creates unique sound characteristics without affecting other preset elements.

Combined a sample layer with a sine wave layer to create complex textures with independent playback controls.

• Adjust key groups to play only specific note ranges • Similar to sampler key group adjustments • Comparable to latest Omnisphere features

Key group adjustments respond to velocity, allowing dynamic note selection based on how hard keys are struck.

Added script processors like probability arp to create more exciting sustained notes with randomized ratcheting.

Demonstrated combining multiple presets within the multi tab, including synth pads and grain sounds.

Presets require MIDI channel assignment; using 'omni' setting allows all presets to play on the same MIDI input.

Built-in mixer enables independent volume adjustment of each preset layer for balanced sound.

• Send presets to auxes for global effects processing • Applied hole effect to grain preset • Routed sounds to tape echo for delay processing

Falcon offers various sequencers and arps that create generative compositions from simple input sounds.

Used sequencing tools to generate beautiful ambient melodies that can be resampled or used as-is.

Slice remixer is the most versatile tool, enabling creative manipulation of sampled loops and audio.

Supports probability controls, pitch variations, pan adjustments, and effects like tremolo for dynamic transformations.

• Select sampling and slice from oscillators menu • Drag sample to key map • Adjust slice markers for desired granularity • Add slice remixer to program or layer

Control randomization of slice amounts, playback probability, repeats, pitch, and pan settings.

Created bass glitches from a bass loop by manipulating slice playback with randomization and probability controls.

Applied slice remixer, tape echo, and tremolo to vocal loops for wobbling, glitchy effects.

Learn stock synthesis fundamentals before diving into complex tools like Falcon.

Video reference provided for learning subtractive synthesis basics in preparation for advanced Falcon exploration.

Understanding fundamental synthesis concepts enables deeper exploration of Falcon's advanced features.

UVI Falcon license giveaway for viewers; winners selected based on comments about intended Falcon usage.