PWM Malevolent: Analog Grit with Sinister, Monophonic Sonics

Analog synthesis has experienced a resurgence that challenges the conveniences of virtual instrumentation in recent years, but PWM has emerged to strike the perfect balance between modern musical needs and classic analog sound design. Enter Malevolent. This monophonic monster boasts a 38-patch-point semi-modular design with an analog architecture to invoke the most searing sounds throughout the spectrum. Daniel Fisher, Sweetwater’s musician of menace, dives in to showcase its immense sonic prowess. Check it out!

00:00 — Intro00:38 — PWM History00:52 — Malevolent Feature Overview02:45 — Oscillator Section06:16 — Joystick Functions07:04 — Envelopes and Mixer07:14 — Filter Section08:21 — Magnetic Endcaps08:38 — Powerful Parameter Knobs09:39 — Over 40 Jacks09:55 — Using Patch Cables13:21 — Glide Time13:38 — Calibration Tools15:06 — Malevolent Real-time Performances19:29 — Thanks for Watching!

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