Zynthian - DIY Linux Raspberry PI synthesizer setup tutorial and sound demo

Zynthian - DIY Raspberry PI synthesizer setup tutorial and sound demo. Table of contents and all the links you need below! In this video, I'm walking through all the steps necessary to build your own “Zynthian“ Raspberry PI DIY synth, and play some patches, too. I'll show the sequencer and audio tools in another video next week. #zynthian is a #linux distribution specifically designed for running synthesizer and audio software on the #raspberrypi. It comes with a specialized, streamlined user interface and a lot of apps preinstalled. You can buy an assembled kit online, but that doesn't come cheap, so in this video, I'll use some standard components to make it work. This build does not include the 4 encoders and buttons, so if you want me to have a go at these, please write a short note in the comments! Table of contents 00:00 introduction / overview 00:38 demo 1 (detuned pads & lead) 01:30 hardware needed 02:27 software installation 03:05 assembling the hardware 03:35 basic configuration using the web interface 04:30 screen calibration 05:37 hidden UI gestures 05:57 adjusting the output volume 06:20 other important things to consider 07:11 patch showcase: “Arpeggio 3“ (filter tweaking and stuff) 08:06 “echoed synth“ 08:56 “wah bass“ 09:48 “synth strings“ 10:16 “another reso pad“ 10:55 “Grotrian/Steinway Piano“ 11:20 “aeolus organ“ 11:37 outlook/bye bye Links: Zynthian project page USBit image tool Raspberry PI 3 Raspberry PI 4 (recommended for this project!) Screen (the model shown in this video isn't available any more) Midi Interface SD Card SSH client for Windows Join us on Woody Piano Shack's Discord server: Get 7% off on DistroKid with this link Want to buy some of the stuff in this video? Please use the followings links and support me: 1010 music blackbox Digitone Korg NanoKontrol 2: Korg NanoKey: Zoom R24 Reface DX Reface CP Reface CS PO-33 PO-16 Zoom ARQ 96 Strymon BigSky Boss BR-80 Startone MK-300 Akai EWI USB Blofeld Novation Circuit Some bands / artists I've been following for a long time are (among others) Massive Attack, Pink Floyd, Pet Shop Boys, Archive, A-Ha, Yes, Porcupine Tree, John Mellencamp, Jean-Michel Jarre, Metallica, Peter Gabriel and Perturbator. So my music will kind of sound like those (without ever reaching the greatness of those artists, of course). :-)