Check out this other utility module I reviewed recently which plays nicely with CF and pretty much everything. th-cam.com/video/XNXg7dbXGO0/w-d-xo.html
You sir, are a legend. I have been casually playing with my CF as I make my way through the manual but this video has helped me get my head around the programming far more so than the documentation (which is still great!). Cheers
Hello don't know why I haven't commented on this .. your video on the control forge is excellent.. as a new user of the control forge your input is essential! Plus love how you have humanized and made asessible for people and focused into use cases... Your presentation style is very clear, to the point and enjoyable to listen to.. thanks so much would love to see follow up videos where you talk about more of the present ideas you have used. Personally I am thinking about using a slow chaotic LFO into the CV1 socket and then triggering a sequence based on the input being over a certain threshold.. I've always wanted to do this... Think in this video you have covered off two really important examples. Thanks so much I have subbed
Great video. Can't really see where this fits my workflow. Need to see more use cases. That magneto example, hard to tell how a generic sequencer/ looped random would be worse.
This thing is super cool and unlike anything else in modular. The fact that it’s only one channel is kinda mind blowing. Why not make it 4 channel. Great videos!
Great module! I had the chance to try out a friend's control forge and love it. Rossum makes great stuff. Also like the Acid Rain Maestro as it is easier to use and no menu diving.
Excellent patch !! Love this video thanks so much for making this video going to check your others hoping you've done some more control forge vids as was great thank you
Great use case video especially with you pairing it with the Magneto, another favorite module of mine. I hope you'll create other looks at Control Forge as I believe it's a very overlooked amazing piece of kit.
thanx! very well explained and gave me some answers i didn´t found anywhere else. I think it can be also very interesting for smooth subtile fm modulations over time or moving fx just a bit and getting crazy in the break of a song. Is it right that you can also record cv?
Might seem like it.. As it can go deep. Nothing says you have to though. Like I say, do basic functions. Make changes and save in new slots as you go. It gets quick to dial in too but, yes ..ymmv
@@dbvelocity6508 Bought it and finding it less less less less intuitive than Verbos, however if you just go nuts randomly its cool. For stuff like envelopes nothing is less intuitive than this thing...
Well it's a bit apples and oranges there. There's similarities in that there are stages that output voltages. The digitally generated versus the analog, having shapes to create glides and the inclusion of evaluation steps makes it a very different beast. Programming isn't for everyone, but it unlocks a lot of potential that moves beyond the mundane.
Check out this other utility module I reviewed recently which plays nicely with CF and pretty much everything. th-cam.com/video/XNXg7dbXGO0/w-d-xo.html
I guess it is kinda randomly asking but do anybody know of a good website to stream newly released movies online?
You sir, are a legend. I have been casually playing with my CF as I make my way through the manual but this video has helped me get my head around the programming far more so than the documentation (which is still great!). Cheers
Thank you, I'm glad you found it helpful.
Hello don't know why I haven't commented on this .. your video on the control forge is excellent.. as a new user of the control forge your input is essential! Plus love how you have humanized and made asessible for people and focused into use cases... Your presentation style is very clear, to the point and enjoyable to listen to.. thanks so much would love to see follow up videos where you talk about more of the present ideas you have used. Personally I am thinking about using a slow chaotic LFO into the CV1 socket and then triggering a sequence based on the input being over a certain threshold.. I've always wanted to do this... Think in this video you have covered off two really important examples. Thanks so much I have subbed
Thank you for the kind words! I'm working on several things now so I hope to have them out before too long.
Great video. Can't really see where this fits my workflow. Need to see more use cases. That magneto example, hard to tell how a generic sequencer/ looped random would be worse.
This thing is super cool and unlike anything else in modular. The fact that it’s only one channel is kinda mind blowing. Why not make it 4 channel. Great videos!
Great module! I had the chance to try out a friend's control forge and love it. Rossum makes great stuff. Also like the Acid Rain Maestro as it is easier to use and no menu diving.
You’re doing wonderful kind sir and thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. Peace and Blessings!
Thank you got making this video helping me to understand the control forge as a new user like your approach thanks
Oh I did comment afterall lol
Excellent patch !! Love this video thanks so much for making this video going to check your others hoping you've done some more control forge vids as was great thank you
Great use case video especially with you pairing it with the Magneto, another favorite module of mine. I hope you'll create other looks at Control Forge as I believe it's a very overlooked amazing piece of kit.
Have every Rossum module minus the mob of emus ..... nicely used , the vector idea is nice esp. I would love a video on that.
thanx! very well explained and gave me some answers i didn´t found anywhere else.
I think it can be also very interesting for smooth subtile fm modulations over time or moving fx just a bit and getting crazy in the break of a song.
Is it right that you can also record cv?
It does not record cv, but it can process it with quantize, evaluate for a threshold or simply track it for Relative levels.
I don’t consider modulation a utility.
yeah idk if that blew my mind
So much programming... you should have at least another 80 years to live for this kind stuff...
Might seem like it.. As it can go deep. Nothing says you have to though. Like I say, do basic functions. Make changes and save in new slots as you go. It gets quick to dial in too but, yes ..ymmv
@@dbvelocity6508 For basic stuff its faster to use a multi stage analog device.
The point is to build on that basic stuff, start somewhere and take it into the beyond.
@@dbvelocity6508 Bought it and finding it less less less less intuitive than Verbos, however if you just go nuts randomly its cool. For stuff like envelopes nothing is less intuitive than this thing...
Well it's a bit apples and oranges there. There's similarities in that there are stages that output voltages. The digitally generated versus the analog, having shapes to create glides and the inclusion of evaluation steps makes it a very different beast. Programming isn't for everyone, but it unlocks a lot of potential that moves beyond the mundane.