Tutorials
These are patches with a purpose. Build them, listen to what changes, and use the explanation to understand why the patch behaves the way it does. Screenshots for the new examples can be dropped in as you build the matching RFM Space patches.
Build Your First Synth
OSC → VCF → VCA, with ENV controlling level
CLASSICClassic Mono Synth
A Minimoog-style subtractive voice with multiple oscillators
SEQUENCING303-Style Acid Bass
A resonant sequenced bass with accent and slide
POLYBuild a Polyphonic Synth
pOSC → pVCF → pVCA with polyphonic envelopes
POLYExpressive MPE Synth
Per-note pressure, timbre and pitch expression
MODULATIONAnimated PWM-Style Pad
Slow waveform movement for a wide sustained sound
MODULATIONFM: Carrier and Modulator
Introduce frequency modulation without losing the fundamental idea
GENERATIVESelf-Running Generative Patch
Clock, probability and slow modulation create an evolving Space
GENERATIVEEvolving Ambient Patch
Long envelopes, slow movement and spacious processing
MODULATIONRhythmic Modulation
Use clocks, LFOs and envelopes without changing the notes
FXParallel Filter Paths
Split one source into contrasting processing paths
FXStereo Movement & Effects
Turn a stable voice into a wider moving sound
WORKFLOWBuild a Reusable Voice Group
Turn a useful voice into a reusable building block
SEQUENCINGSmooth an ARP Accent
Use PROC SLEW to soften a stepped accent before it reaches a target.
How to use these tutorials
Do not worry about matching every knob value before you understand the signal path. Get the architecture working first. Then compare settings and finally make the patch your own. A screenshot is a starting point, not a sacred text.