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Thanks for checking it out, dude!

Thanks, my friend! I really wanted to make them look tidy when putting this setup together, and I think I succeeded this time!

Thanks! You've got some cool jams on your channel. Excited to see more!

@@scottnelle 🫶🤙🫶

Thanks, my friend! I'm going to have to load the Sample up with samples from its analog friends so it doesn't feel left out!

Oh no! I'm sorry to be an enabler! If you get one, I'm looking forward to seeing what you do with it!

Thanks, Merrik!

Thanks, Maurizio! I wish I could get Raum in a pedal, because it's my favorite reverb. I can't believe it's free (in the free Komplete Start bundle).

Thanks again for the tip about single channel midi mode! I might pick up the Retrokits RK-002 cable to enable polyphonic mode for a single part plus velocity sensitivity for all parts while still running everything over a single channel, but for now I'm thrilled with the ability to sequence. I love learning new things that don't cost me any money! 😁

Thanks!

Thanks so much! It was fun to put together, and I found some extra inputs that I forgot about on the back of my interface 😆

Thanks, man! I think your game is going just fine! 🖤 Glad to see you back with a new video!

@@scottnelle thanks for the kind words, I just finished up an EP n now I’m shifting back to some video jams while I get some new ideas brewing. Ur tracks always inspire! 🦾🤖

@@TheMachinesWon Congrats on the EP!

@@scottnelle 🙌🏼🙏🏽 thanks you!

Thanks! The circuit tracks soundpack that I used here (link in the description) has some really killer sounds in it.

Thank you! It was a fun challenge to relearn how to use the circuit again, and an opportunity to try a synth I haven't used yet!

I only have the NuBass so I can't make a totally fair recommendation, but I'll tell you why I made the choice that I did. I really like the Volca sequencer functionality. I have three other Volcas (Bass, Keys, and Sample 2) and while they have slight differences the sequencer is largely the same on all of them. I *think* the TD-3 (and TD-3-MO) use a sequencer that's more like the Roland TB-303, which I've heard is very frustrating to use. I usually sequence in my DAW, but for an Acid synth I felt like it was best to sequence onboard. So I went with the one that I was familiar with, and for me that was the Volca. Having said all that, I think the overdrive on the TD-3-MO sounds really great, whereas the drive on the NuBass needs a little help in my opinion. For this track I used a free saturation plugin. If I were going to be using it live, I'd probably get a Pro Co Rat V2 pedal (or an even cheaper copy), which was one of the most popular pedals for acid distortion back in the day.

@@scottnelle Thank you for the detailed answer! I plan to use my setup mainly for live home jams. : ) From what I've seen, may be the nuBass is the better choice. The thing is that I plan to get Behringer Proton and the TD-3-MO I can use as a sequencer and patch it with the Proton ... But I can get both the nuBass and the Behringers later on. : ) I'm new to this analog dawless stuff and it's really addictive. :)

@@BPEMETO That sounds like a fun setup! The volcas were my gateway into hardware and they're really cool. I've expanded my collection to include a lot of stuff since then, including several Behringer synths. They're a great value!

@@scottnelle I got the NuBass. It's so cool. : ) Can you share the Blade pattern for this video?

@BPEMETO That's awesome! Here's a video where the pattern is up on screen in a software 303. That's probably the easiest way to recreate it. th-cam.com/video/BRZTkTWFgfo/w-d-xo.html Essentially it's G# for the first half, B for the second half. All the magic of it is in the slides, and octave jumps. I think when I programmed it on the Volca I sequenced in the second octave and jumped up an octave when I needed to, but this video sequences in the third octave and jumps down. Either way should work. Toward the end of the video they slow the sequence down, which might be helpful to nail it. Let me know how you make out with it!

Thanks, my friend!

I've added a little compression with CLA-76, a little saturation with Decapitator, and a little stereo chorus with Baby Audio Magic switch. But it's all in tiny degrees. When I bypass everything it sounds basically the same, just mono and a little less consistent in volume. The depth and buzz are already present straight out of the Minitaur.

@@scottnelle lovely ! .. Thanks for your feedback @scottnelle you made me want to buy a Minitaur ! .. I have the Erica Bassline DB1 ... hope the Minitaur will complement and not duplicate it

@@passwordreset-o3h I have the DB1 on my wish list! I don't know if you get too much with the Minitaur that you wouldn't already be able to cover with the DB1, but it's nice to have a genuine Moog and I'm glad I have mine!

@@scottnelle true .. all cars have 4 wheels .. but there are cars .. and there are CARS! .. 😁 .. the DB01 is Very versatile .. the heart of the unit is the sequencer .. you need to invest working on the patterns

Thanks so much! I really dig this circuit pack. I completely forgot how to use the circuit during my break from making videos, but I'm having fun learning it again!

Thank ye! 🖤

One of yours! Cinematic Atmospheres! Shout-out in the description--it's a killer pack!

I'm glad it's not just me! 😅 I got so mixed up in the arrangement on the circuit, which is really fun. I'll do more with the Virus soon, for sure. Thanks so much, I really appreciated your kind comment on that post from a couple weeks ago 🖤

@@scottnelle you got this!

Thanks a bunch, Paula! 🖤

Thank you! I'm really happy with the Minitaur. It's a great sounding little synth and little is important for me!

@@scottnelle Yeah, I have very little room for gear and my brain is small🤣The less menu diving and programming the better for me

@@teknobaby83 Same here! I just picked up a Virus TI Snow, and I'm going to be leaning heavily on presets for sure!

I'm excited to see some Labyrinth content from you! I like the Crave a lot. It was an adjustment for me to have only a single voice for sound design, but I've gotten to grips with it. I've avoided watching too much Mother 32 content to resist the temptation to buy the real thing!

@@scottnelle I have a video on the way which uses the Labyrinth for 1 part but need to learn it. At least Behringer won't be cloning it yet lol!

@@teknobaby83 😆😆😆

The system works! 😁 Hope you enjoyed what you found!

Thanks so much! I saw your channel in my feed the other day and it was an instant subscribe!

Thanks, Matthias! I really like the Cat and I think it's a great value at $199 US

Thanks so much! I really enjoy it, too!

Thanks so much, Nathaniel! That's really kind of you to say! I'm excited for you! Are you thinking of doing videos on TH-cam for your compositions?

Thanks so much! And right back at ya with the sub. Cool stuff over on your channel! I love to see the guitar mixed in with the synth material!

Thanks, Chris!

Thanks for following along! I'm digging your channel!

@@scottnelle thank you. I appreciate it.

Thanks! I'm checking your channel out now. Cool stuff over there! Subscribed back!

It's definitely a fun problem to have! sifting through my ever-growing collection for the right sounds to bring a piece together is a lot of the fun for me!

Thanks! I'm checking your channel out and I'm sure I've seen it before at some point in the past because your name is familiar, but for some reason I'm not subscribed. Fixing that right now!

Thanks so much! Excited to check out more of your channel, the most recent video is awesome!

Hahaha, I love that! Thanks!

I get why people gripe about the Behringer clones, but I don't feel bad about buying the ones that clone gear that's no longer produced (like the Prophet VS and the Octave Cat). Cloning the Mother 32 is a little questionable, but Moog fans will tell you that the Crave is nothing like the Mother 32, so I'll give that a pass, too. :-)

Thanks so much, Maurizio!

We always need more hardware! My interface (a Focusrite Scarlett) is also limited to a single midi out, but it sends 16 channels so I have a midi splitter (mine is a CME Thru5, which is pretty affordable) to split it out to up to 5 outputs. Each track in my DAW sends to one channel, and the single output carries all 16 which get duplicated to each of the Thru5's outputs. Then I set each synth to only listen to the one channel I want it to play back. Maybe your setup can use something similar, so that you don't need to buy a dedicated midi interface or a new audio interface!

@@scottnelle That sounds like an awesome solution! Thanks a lot for the tips, I'll look into that! 👏👏🙂

@@sonikronikElektronik I hope it works out for you!

Thanks, sisso! They're quite a crew

Thanks so much! This was a fun one to put together.