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Love your video! Watched this often when I go the Odessa, great overview, thank you! Seeing that you have Stages, wanted to share my favorite trick with it. Try taking the fundamental and use that to clock a LFO in Stages. I will track pretty decently and you can change the pitch of your LFO along the harmonic series. This way the fundamental can be at a different pitch but still related to the odd and even parts. You can also change the wave shape from Saw, to Sine, Trapezoid and Square and mix it back in. Take care and thanks again for making great videos

Really deep review - thanks / puts the usual reviewers to shame ;-)

I wish you would continue making videos because this is one of the best overviews i have seen! This just finally allowed me to make my choice on getting this over brenso for first complex osc thank you

Excellent presentation. Thanks.

This one is absolutely insane, oh my god. I’m amazed at how cohesive this one sounds. More of a worldbuilding approach, too

Thank you for this video, this is one of the best tutorials of anything I have seen before, I got the Odessa a while ago because of this video but revisit from time to time to keep the technical aspects of it fresh in my mind

Fantastic video! I'm thinking about getting an Odessa and this is pushing me further towards it.

Excellent work. Blows my mind how many companies will put out beautiful, complex gear and do nothing whatsoever to explain it to people.

Wow awesome!

This certainly is the most competent and insightful video on the Odessa out there, thanks a lot, top notch!

Hi What is your favorite harmonic vco ? I own and love 4ms ensemble vco but i need a second vco like this. Thx

what a find! I'm here from the au5 divinorum remix but stayed for some pretty unique content! keep up the great work

There are so many wild submissions. The creativity on display here is impressive

WOW

Work of Art, well done❤

This is fucking amazing you guys good job to everyone!! I'm glad I could be apart of it!

YEAAAAHH

AMAZING WORK!!! BEAUTIFUL CREATION!!!!!

IM SO EXCITED

Yes, this is the best video about the Cs-L. I also learned so much about FM. I really hope you get back to making more videos in the future.

First time i actually hear terms like "pitch-drift" caused by FM. Very interesting stuff right there.

Outstanding demo Worldwave, very inspiring and instructional 🎉

That's cool

Hey guys! Some new insights from my experiments into sound design. If you look at about 32:38 ish when I'm moving the sync ratio, you will notice some peculiar behavior. Listen in - this should be the interaction between a sinewave and a squarewave - what are all these quick little sawlike zaps doing there? And then I show the example beforehand and say "these are artifacts from bouncing between the two points" - that's me being unaware of what was truly happening. Don't lose focus, listen in, it'd be good to teach yourself what these sound like! You see, in any form of hardsynced FM, whether the analog lin/exp + hardsync or the digital phase modulation patch, when you change the ratio in a continuous fashion, you will encounter discontinuations in the waveform! These are positions where the oscillator's cycle is hard-reset at a non-0 point, creating a straight line to 0, or in more creative terms, the thing that gives *the sawtooth waveform* its character. Yes! Hard waveform discontinuations sound sawlike! As sound designers working with complex waveforms, we can try to find many ways to avoid discontinuations while syncing or PMing (digital FM), when unwanted. The main idea is to soften the edges of the wave window by lowpassing the modulator in a PM patch, or fading out the frame in a Sync patch (can be done by ringmodding with a third oscillator, or in Vital just editing the waveshape... Vital is goode synthe 👍🏻). These methods add their own artifacts to the sound, so you kinda have to pick your poison when molding and shaping a waveform. Anyway, yes, I will continue rambling if I don't stop here. Just felt like adding some more useful knowledge. I am not the same sound designer I was when I made this video, and I won't be the same a year down the line, as natural. so it's important to me to keep things up to date. See ya, and check out my latest music on Soundcloud, Spotify, and my latest track Flowstate out now with Artlist Originals!

Hey guys. It's been 2 years since the release of this video, and being a person, I am flawed and always learning, so it's important to me to keep the knowledge here up to date. My explanation about harmonics and the ability to make "any sound" from a harmonic arrangement of sinewaves - the term "Any Sound" was an error in that context, even though I do explain it better when talking about the Tension knob later on. Delving further into sound design from a synthesizer point of view will teach you that beyond the harmonic editor's harmonic series lies an infinite realm of inharmonic sounds where not all sinewaves comprising the sound (or even any of them) obey the harmonic series. This is where inharmonic sounds lie: water, knocking on wood, footsteps, gravel, wind, untuned metal pings, and all noise. While traditional WT editors will not allow you to reach these sounds from the editor itself, going into inharmonic FM and PM is our traditional way of getting there, Additive synthesis like the Odessa offers another approach, and of course, modal synthesis. There is a module that explores Modal very deeply that I would recommend: Mutable Instruments' Elements. I have a nice little guide on intuitively working with analog FM and a bit on PM in my video on the Instruō Cš-L. And of course, the Odessa goes right in there with the tension, bank and ratio knobs. Happy bleepybloops! See you on my next release. Catch Flowstate on Artlist (or any other platform) if you haven't heard it yet!

Finally ordered an Odessa. Loving this video, getting me hyped to the max for Odessa. Thanks for making this super awesome video.

Epic ❤

Hi Worldwave, are still making music these days. I really liked this cross electronic progrock pollination. Well balanced.

you ROCK!! Thank you

Excellent video. And thankyou for bringing the level down; demos (particularly for oscillators) can be intolerably punishing on the ears. Subscribed. 👍

Thats really creative! turns out very cool too!

This is so well explained, please make more tutorial videos about modules

very nice! what's the verb, erica dsp2?

best odessa tutorial ive seen thank you!

Excellent presentation, thank you! 🙏🏽

Awesome video, so much excellent information.

this is awesome!, nice job!

UPDATE: Hey everyone. I haven't posted Eurorack videos in a while and that's because I've made a shift in my production to only utilizing DAW tools. At a certain stage I realized I outgrew my Eurorack tools for the purposes of making my own personal brand of sound, and I moved on from it for now. Maybe someday in the future I'll get back to it. Of course I kept all my favourite modules :) I'll make tutorials and track breakdowns for stuff that'll be coming out in the near future. Trust me, it's gonna be great :)

So happy to have found your channel. I love all the technical background information and the way you visualise all the differences.

Very nicely done. Thank you!

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New vid , please :)

Best vid on Odessa, and I learned a lot about synthesis from this. New sub. Thanks!

Awesome!

Just wanted to drop a huge thank you. Amazing stuff really educating and inspiring.

MERCI 1000 FOIS, j'ai ENFIN compris mon MODULE<3

me likes your presentation style and content. finally someone who invests more time into creating musically pleasing patches with modules, than just giving it the straight kick snare + major triad arpeggio noddling. actually these kinds of presentation have done the market more damage than good, because they make the average non-music interested consumer believe that this is what you get from it.instead of it being an extension of your technical musical knowledge. and if you know how to produce music, you wouldn't dare do such a boring presentation. and for that understanding and time investment, you have my full on Kudos!

great presentation

This is absolutely fantastic - thank you so much for taking the time to create this! :)

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