Nice video, I considered this but ended up getting the Desmodus Versio due to its smaller size and suitability for live performance. I did really like the diffuse sound you got at 9:16
If you like this module I hope you get to borrow a Magneto and making a video on it. I just got one dead cheap for money I was saving for an oscillator... "A few moments later" Eh. Magneto is an oscillator, sort of, and this video gases me. Anyway, "so what you are saying" (Who needs an oscillator anyway) I should consider Starlab! Hm. i hear what you are saying, or doing or both "both is good". Got you. I'll think about it.
Anyway, I think it would be interesting to use only Starlab and Magneto, + filters, waveshaping, modulation etc, the works, but with no other sound sources.
@@tafonyreynolds Hi and sorry for not responding earlier. Don't think I got a notification of your question. Came back here though, as I might get hold of a cheapish Starlab. I'm still excited about Magneto, even though I just scratched the surface of it, like only used the echo mode. A friend of mine came over and said that what I did sounded atmospheric vise like the band Biosphere, but darker. A great compliment to Magneto or me. Btw, my whole mix goes to an Eventide Space on sparse settings. I think Magneto is the kind of module that you want to twidle more than using many of the inputs, something that I like. I had the El Capistan pedal, but I don't think this module is comparable to that. It's to different, so Even though I have an Eventide Space, (this was fun to write), my guess is that Starlab will be another game than the pedal. Needless to say, it sounds really good and the clock outputs are very fun and useful, even though I still wonder why they chose this instead of cv control of the Tape Age, Crinkle and Wow and Flutter.
Nice video, I considered this but ended up getting the Desmodus Versio due to its smaller size and suitability for live performance. I did really like the diffuse sound you got at 9:16
@@nanocyde_artist I too would choose desmo if i could only choose one, HOWEVER….theres some stuff in here i absolutely adored
If you like this module I hope you get to borrow a Magneto and making a video on it. I just got one dead cheap for money I was saving for an oscillator...
"A few moments later"
Eh. Magneto is an oscillator, sort of, and this video gases me. Anyway, "so what you are saying" (Who needs an oscillator anyway) I should consider Starlab!
Hm. i hear what you are saying, or doing or both "both is good". Got you.
I'll think about it.
@@jonaseggen2230 i might have the plug on one soon!
what did you think of it?
@@tafonyreynolds This feels live as I'm still watching the last part of the video. weird. Very.
What did I think of your video, Magneto or?
Anyway, I think it would be interesting to use only Starlab and Magneto, + filters, waveshaping, modulation etc, the works, but with no other sound sources.
@@jonaseggen2230 what did you think of Magneto?
@@tafonyreynolds Hi and sorry for not responding earlier. Don't think I got a notification of your question. Came back here though, as I might get hold of a cheapish Starlab. I'm still excited about Magneto, even though I just scratched the surface of it, like only used the echo mode. A friend of mine came over and said that what I did sounded atmospheric vise like the band Biosphere, but darker. A great compliment to Magneto or me. Btw, my whole mix goes to an Eventide Space on sparse settings. I think Magneto is the kind of module that you want to twidle more than using many of the inputs, something that I like. I had the El Capistan pedal, but I don't think this module is comparable to that. It's to different, so Even though I have an Eventide Space, (this was fun to write), my guess is that Starlab will be another game than the pedal. Needless to say, it sounds really good and the clock outputs are very fun and useful, even though I still wonder why they chose this instead of cv control of the Tape Age, Crinkle and Wow and Flutter.
Goat module. But too big and expensive for a one trick pony. But can understand why people have it