Lucid has been out in the world for a little over a week, and producers across the community have already started putting it to work in their own tracks, tutorials, and sounds.
We pulled together some of our favorite videos so far, from first impressions and walkthroughs to deeper explorations of what Lucid can do. See how different producers are using it to build harmonic textures, locked rhythms, evolving spaces, and sounds that go somewhere completely unexpected.
Weaver
Weaver gives us a quick look at Lucid, covering its core features and walking through the plugin’s main controls. It’s a great introduction to how Lucid works and the kinds of sounds you can start building with it right away.
BassTi
BassTi takes Lucid into a pop-focused production context, showing how it can add movement, texture, and new layers to a track. The video gives a look at how Lucid can fit into a polished, song-driven workflow without pulling focus away from the arrangement.
DATABROTH
Check out DATABROTH’s tour of Lucid’s preset library for a deeper look at the sounds inside the plugin. It’s a great place to start if you want to hear how Lucid’s presets work in a real production context and get a sense of the range they can cover.
AreDoubleYou
AreDoubleYou takes Lucid through its paces in a smooth R&B production, showing how it can add texture, movement, and atmosphere without getting in the way of the track. It’s a great example of Lucid working in a softer, more melodic context.
Create Digital Music
CDM’s Peter Kirn pairs Current with Lucid in this no-talking demo, letting the sound design speak for itself. It’s a great look at how the two plugins can work together to build evolving textures, movement, and entirely new layers from a single idea.
Inxious
Inxious provides a detailed overview of Lucid’s controls and main panel, breaking down how each section of the plugin works. It’s a great watch if you have specific questions about Lucid’s parameters or want a closer look at the workflow.
Synth Anatomy
Synth Anatomy experiments with Lucid using classic synth sounds, including 303-style lines, to show how granular processing can reshape familiar material in unexpected ways. It’s a great example of Lucid pushing recognizable sounds into entirely new territory.
SumnSumnSumn HTK
SumnSumnSumn puts Lucid to work in an EDM track, showing how it can add movement, texture, and extra detail without losing the energy of the production. It’s a strong example of Lucid fitting into a more direct, high-impact electronic workflow.
The Sound Test Room
The Sound Test Room takes a deeper look at Lucid’s feature set, digging into the plugin’s per-grain effects alongside its broader granular controls. It’s a great watch if you want to see how Lucid’s more advanced tools open up new possibilities for detailed sound design.
Folia Soundstudio
Folia Soundstudio uses Lucid to bring extra movement and texture into a psytrance-inspired beat. It’s a great example of how the plugin can add energy, detail, and evolving character to a fast-moving electronic production.
ADHD Plugins
ADHD Plugins runs Lucid across a range of sound sources and use cases in quick succession. It’s a great way to get a fast overview of the plugin’s range and hear how differently it can respond depending on what you feed into it.
Lucid is still finding its way into new workflows, and we’re excited to see where the community takes it next.
If you’ve made something with Lucid, tag us when you share it. We’ll be keeping an eye out for more sounds, tracks, and videos to feature.
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