A notebook series for synthesizer lovers & music makers.
Become a more organized and prolific songwriter with the Blank Patch Sheets notebook series, featuring over 30 common synthesizers and groove boxes, and more are on the way!
The convenient 6x9” size is perfect for a drawer or bookshelf, keeps all your patches together, and the light grey schematics help your marking stand out so you can spend more time creating and less time forgetting.
Meet the Blank Patch Sheet Notebook Series
All notebooks are purchased on Amazon. FREE Printables and additional information for each notebook are available here on this site.
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Dreadbox Typhon
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Korg Volca Bass
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Korg Volca Drum
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Korg Volca Keys
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Korg Volca Kick
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Behringer Pro 1
Organization For Prolific Producers
Managing multiple tracks and ideas at once can be challenging. The Blank Patch Sheets Notebook series is an excellent tool to help you keep track of the moving parts. These notebooks can help you stay organized and keep track of the settings you use in each song.
Create a Recipe Book
Many synths have a wide range of sounds and textures they can produce, from percussion to pads and plucks. Creating a "Kick recipe" for quick reference can save time in the studio and help you focus on finishing ideas with less fiddling.
Quick Reference Tool
(Not available in every book from the series; see individual product descriptions on Amazon for details.)
Some of the Blank Patch Sheet Notebooks have additional quick reference pages for features in the manual that may be out of reach. For example, the Model: Cycles and Samples books have tables describing the delay and LFO settings.
Sharing is Caring
As musicians, we all need more content to share online these days.
We've already taken so many pictures of our gear. Now we can take photos of drawings of our gear. Hop on the next viral meme wave trend craze and share your patch sheet recipes so all other synth lovers can vibe with you.
A Sound Design Tool
Try designing a patch on paper and testing it on your synth for new and unexpected ideas. Make random marks or take a little more time to imagine how your choices affect the sound. Make this a regular exercise, and you'll better understand your synthesizer in no time.