ARP-2600 Live Tutorial: live patching performance with captions

Someone asked me about how to use the ARP-2600 as the main synth in a live set. I have put captions in to help you see some possible ways to make the sound go different directions to create interest in a long form improvisation. Hopefully this gives you some ideas for what is possible. This is a tutorials series for anyone who wants to learn how to use the ARP-2600, either the Behringer, the Korg reissue, or the original! I've tried to break things down into small videos that are easy to mentally digest and apply to your own electronic music. We will be exploring both east coast tonal and west coast avant-garde uses of the synthesizer.
Please leave a comment with any questions or requests and a like if this was helpful.

[noctopolismusic]

Discovered this series yesterday. Great for learning (just got the B2600) – you do a great job with these tutorials. Thank you!

[TheMachinesWon]

Thanks for making these videos!!! Love this series, I've been going back to it frequently to get better at my 2600. Can't thank you enough!

[karma]

Thanks for these tutorials Ethan. I have had a lot of inspiration from them. I like the way that you have taught the basics of this synth in such a way as encourage creativity and experimentation. I have the Behringer version. It is a great synth with a big sound.

[telantas]

Hi, I am trying to learn more about this synth and finding your videos very helpful, thank you. I've also discovered your music, which us a big plus. 😊 I have a question: is the arpeggiator an external device, and how do you feed its output in, CV to one/seceral oscillators? Thanks!