Hi-tech music gear these days is often very complex, has lots of functionality, requires a computer to get the most out of it, and this can all be overwhelming.
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it sets out to show you how to make the audio connections, what web-site to visit to use the Witch, how to connect the Witch to a computer, how to use the web-site, how to select a patch, how to change volume, how to control patches, and essentially get you started for that first time. It is deliberately not a review (although you can see my review here.). Here is the 'First Time' video that I did for Rebel Technology's Witch polyphonic synthesizer (and more) module: But this is your new bit of gear, and you have no idea where to start! Reviewers never show you these things - because to them it is all obvious.
Doing the basic things like connections, power up, web-site navigation, and what to do first. What you need now is something that starts simple, and stays simple. What you need is a video that is the exact opposite of the detailed, complex video review that impressed you with how amazing the gear was. You don't know what to do, how to connect it up, where the web-site is, how you turn it on, what you do first, and it is very SCARY! However, unlike those confident reviewers who persuaded you to buy it with all of their amazing knowledge and demos and tips, this is all really and totally new to you. Then there's the awful wait whilst it is travelling to you, and the agonising wait for the courier to deliver it.
You finally manage to get enough money together to buy it, and you go through the hell of going to the web-site of your favourite supplier, adding it to your basket, filling in all your details, and checking out - very aware this is a lot of your real money. So you've spent ages reading and watching everything you can about that amazing bit of hi-tech gear that you've wanted for ages.
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