In this Korg Minilogue tutorial I build a warm analog string/brass style patch from an initialized sound.

The patch uses two saw oscillators, subtle detuning, pitch-envelope drift, filter envelope movement, a slow free-running LFO, and a touch of delay/chorus from the desk to create a classic drifting analog character with a hint of CS-80-style warmth.

Timeline
00:00 Intro and finished string/brass sound
00:40 Starting from an initialized patch
01:00 Amp envelope: soft attack and controlled release
01:30 Oscillator 1 sawtooth and initial filter setup
02:00 Adding oscillator 2 and subtle detune
02:45 Using pitch envelope for analog-style drift
03:45 Why global pitch LFO is not the right choice here
04:30 Balancing pitch drift with filter movement
05:00 Filter cutoff, envelope depth and resonance
06:00 Adding slow LFO movement to filter cutoff
07:30 Turning off key sync for free-running filter motion
08:15 Voice sync and more organic movement
09:00 Delay, high-pass trimming and final tone shaping
10:30 Oscillator octave experiments
11:00 External chorus/delay/reverb and final patch demo
11:30 Wrap-up and tutorial suggestions

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