Halion Sonic: Flux Wavetable Synth - Part 1: Wavetable, Sub, Noise, Filter

This video is the first in a series of three that will look at Flux, the wavetable synth that's included with Halion Sonic and Halion Sonic SE.

I take a look at the oscillator (wavetable) section, as well as the sub and the filter.

Section Timings:
0:00 Intro
1:15 Initial Setup
2:35 Back to Basics
4:04 Turning Off Effects
4:58 Wavetable Oscillators
6:46 Auditioning Wavetables
8:44 Multi Mode
10:07 Formants
11:31 Using Both Wavetables
12:42 Sub
13:33 Noise
15:20 Filter Types
18:27 Filter Envelope
19:17 Summary

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[stanfreeman]

Looking forward to part two, many thanks.

[ThomsenTower]

Thank you for all this and all your other useful videos. Always well done and very instructive.

[jamiedh]

Loving the longer vids for these more involved subjects 👍

[JayKay]

These videos are an excellent series! Thanks so much.

[mvo]

Great stuff, well presented as well. Thank you.

[robertmacbean]

VERY, VERY, very, did I say "very?" Very useful! Thank you for that!!

[xpplayer]

What is difference between Flux and Anima?

[TheFujac]

it's a great little synth but i reckon it's more suited to people who actually play keys due to it's pretty poor modulation capabilities as opposed to people like me who don't and rely on randomness and happy