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Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Sounds like you've got a great setup going!

Sharp eye. It was just off-camera in this video, and wasn’t involved in the performance. I haven’t used it a lot, simply because I’ve been too busy to get around to it. I picked it up to explore vector synthesis in hardware form (I have the Arturia plugin of the Prophet VS and have been impressed by some of its sounds). Thank you for asking.

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You're welcome. Thank you for watching and commenting. The Wolfmix is a great lighting board, and really powerful for its price point. I like the Maestro DMX for impromptu lightshows, or lighting to accompany improvisation.

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Thanks, it is!

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Thanks! I think I agree with him, too.

Thank you. The P-6 pulled a sort of double duty. Yes, it played a minimalist beat using three samples, leaving room for more motion on the Synth. The Synth’s output was also fed through the P-6 and its Cassette MFX effect. The P-6 is a handy and useful unit, and the Synth allows for a lot of freedom in harmonic direction with three synths in an improvisation on a single unit.

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Thank you!

I hear your frustration. I’m hoping that at some point they may find a work around for this (some of it is built into the labeling of the hardware interface itself, with the first of every 4 step buttons signified as a beat point, suggesting 4/4 subdivided into 16ths). I’m also hoping that it may be possible to define step lengths per pad in a sampler track, allowing polyrhythmic sequencing of several samples. Ultimately, when I want to work in mixed meter, my go-to DAW is Logic. Even the computer version of Live, while it can vary time signature by scene, is not a great solution for music where meter is more fluid.

If I understand your question correctly, this video didn’t feature a visualizer. However, the visualizer I use with this product in other videos is Easy View 3d.

@ yes sir I shortly found out about the easy view. Thank you sir

I have another question. To have a fixture on group A does that mean I have to have it routed out of port A on the back side as well does that matter?

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I’m glad you enjoyed it.

So far, I’ve found the pads to not be as consistent as I’d like. I tried the various velocity sensitivity settings, and the results are always mixed. A large part of the appeal of the unit is in playing three synths at once. However, it takes an immense amount of focus to not end up with occasional velocity jumps, double triggers, or notes that end sooner than intended. Part of it feels like a hardware issue. Part of it may be software response. I’d recommend trying it in a store first before deciding.

Thank you! I hope you enjoy the channel.

Thank you for your encouragement. I truly appreciate it.

Thank you for watching and commenting. You’re correct about SoundSwitch. What I find most disincentivizing when trying to use it, is its interface. It’s not as intuitive to me as some other solution. But, I love its batch processing! You’re largely correct about the AI generated light show. It appeals to me as an improviser. Maestro DMX does offer the ability to program static scenes and even recall them either from its web interface or a MIDI controller. I don’t have the Control One, but I have a bit of a mock-up of it on my Engine DJ controller, which is pretty cool, but still not as intuitive to me for the way I like to work. I know DJ Daryl Bennett can put together great shows, but it seems rather painstaking. Do you have experience with SoundSwitch? If so, how do you get it to deliver a performance that you consider good?

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Thank you! Cheers!

Thank you. I appreciate your vote of confidence. Sitting at the feet of the masters and covering an entire album certainly is a worthy goal.

Many thanks!

Gracias 😊 y Feliz Navidad 🎄

Thank you. The SH-4d could potentially be a great addition to your setup. One of the joys I’ve found in working with the SH-4d is its knob-per-function feature (most basic synthesis functions), and the immediacy it gives you in performance.

Thank you for watching and commenting. In my experience, the Wolfmix gives you the most control, especially if you’re looking for elegance and finesse. You can put the uplights on a “live edit” to let them remain static as you use preset changes to control and animate the other lights. You have 5 pages of presets that you could fill with various color schemes and animated FX. It’s fairly easy to control live if you have a free hand while DJing. If your DJ software/controller supports Ableton Link, and you’re using a laptop, you could sync the Wolfmix using a Link from the WTOOLS app on a laptop. The next best option would be MIDI Clock, then the audio in jack, and finally the built-in mic. The audio routes usually depend upon a clear kick, and I haven’t used them much. The Maestro DMX does a pretty good job of listening, since that’s how it works. It has four groups (primary through quaternary) and one group could be assigned to the uplights and dedicated to a static look (I use that for my upward facing lights on my portable table). They recently released an update that allows for cake positions, etc, and it can be controlled via MIDI or OSC. From your description, you may have more than one universe (512 channels) worth of lights. If so, the Wolfmix comes with 2 universes unlocked out of the box. The Maestro DMX only supports one. However, I believe their team has indicated they may support more universes through the ART-Net out. Although, I wouldn’t recommend purchasing a product based on future features. I hope this helps.

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Yes. You can use something like the Chinly transmitters and receivers to go wireless with the DMX signal (meaning no DMX cables from the console). To go completely wireless (not plugged into a wall or other stationary electrical source) you can use a battery bank to power the Wolfmix, and the battery operated Chauvet D-FI transmitter combined with the Chauvet D-Fi Hu (if you’re using fixtures that aren’t D-Fi compatible. You’ll find affiliate links to these products in the description.

Thank you. My goal was to see if it was possible for the Polyend Synth to make ambient music that fit my aesthetic, and I’m quite pleased with the results. I truly appreciate your encouraging comment.

Gracias, saludos!

Thank you. There are a few things that could use improvement, which I may address in a future video, but overall the unit was able to meet my expectations.

Great suggestion! You can check out some of the videos in this playlist to see where I combined the Circuit Tracks with other synths. th-cam.com/play/PLF3pbH7XJLqjKj-sl1YKIx8ING647I7LO.html&si=9IZ1pu4lYW7nx2fr

Yes. I’ve used it with Lixada, OPPSK, and U’King. Many of the profiles can be found on the manufacturer’s profile site using the WTOOLS app. Some I had profiled myself before finding the ones provided from the makers of Wolfmix.

It was daisy chained through to a portable recorder (VS Mini into SH4d into Circuit Tracks into Circuit Rhythm into Tascam X8). Each device’s internal sounds were mixed internally, and then each device’s main mix was gain matched (or “mixed”) to the level from the previous device’s feed.

Thank you very much. I’m glad I was able to help.

Just trying to keep it real. 😁　Knowledge in the negative space works for me. Thank you for your encouragement.

Awesome, thank you!

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It really is!

An unfortunate side effect of how TH-cam can sometimes render HDR in SDR.

Thank you for watching and commenting. As far as transferring third party patches, that’s unfortunately the unit’s Achilles heel. You can save the entire memory of the unit, and you can restore the entire memory of the unit. You cannot externally save and restore individual synth patches, drum kits, or patterns. I truly wish Roland could fix this with an update, but so far, it doesn’t seem they have.

Not that I’ve noticed.

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for your encouraging comment and for subscribing.

Thank you for the high praise.

Thank you for watching.

Thank you.

Thank you for the encouragement!

To you always for your time and dedication 👍🏼😜