Serge Modular NTO by Random Source - documentary review & Serge Tcherepnine interview
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- Documentary review of the Serge Modular NEW TIMBRAL OSCILLATOR (NTO) by Random Source with Serge Tcherepnine.
music, photos & video credits :
BEN EDWARDS
CHRISTER DEMAN
MATTHIAS HERMANN
MUDLOGGER
RC HOFFMANN
YAN PROEFROCK
ZACK DAGOBA
A special thank to Serge Tcherepnine for his patience and kindness and to Ralf Hoffmann and Matthias Hermann from Random Source for their support.
produced, directed & edited by Yan PROEFROCK - Studio PY
I like this a lot. I feared it would be just words but i think it has the perfect level of sonic illustration of whats's said.
Thank you Serge, for explaining that great machine.
This is fantastic, thank you. I would happily support a Patreon account @ $5 USD/mo to have a steady stream of detailed examinations, histories, and patching lessons from Serge.
Why not, i will think this thru. Next ones are in the pipelines :)
@@yanproefrock651 yeah
Great sound examples and nice to hear Serge Talk about it!
I'd love more interview, more documentary ! thanks
Thank you, that was truely facinating. The background sound examples are a great touch.
Just got mine and I love it! Serge seems like such a cool dude too.
Very cool! Just rewatched this again. Your doc convinced me to buy an NTO a couple years ago and I still love it!
Wow, that was an amazing video! Thanks for uploading.
I love this guy :) Wonderful how passionate he is explaining his work.
Great interview and sounds, thanks!
Oooohhh. Mr. Hoffman has Serge’s seal of approval regarding his contributions to the NTO module!?! A seeming impressed SergeT. Said that he only let R. Hoffman present his modules today, and is impressed with his PWM enhancement that was consequential to his efforts in broadening the capabilities of these Serge modules! That has got to feel good, no?! The demo really does present the NTO as a beautiful voice of authority! I know that the classical synth lab at the college nearby to where I live has a Serge setup, with OG paperface modules. I hope I can persuade someone over there to let me in there to give a listen to some old school electronics synth circuitry. Maybe if I bring a little KORG SQ1 and a Bluetooth speaker to plug it all into and get sound, without any risk to their monitors or speakers. GREAT JOB WITH THE INTERVIEW, and BEAUTIFUL DEMOS!! More please?! THANKS FOR SHARING!!
High praise indeed. Deserved!
Thanks for this video-- so much interesting music to go with the concepts.
I had a nice Serge system for many years and did live shows and studio work. Really like his "atomic" design philosophy that maximizes flexibility and control.
Great to hear from the legend himself, thank you.
Great video , thank you
Genial !
Good job. Now I want it
Thanks for making this video, a great introduction to this oscillator!
Amazing job, thanks so much, Yan!
amazing tech needs amazing care :)
Will there be aditional modules visited this way? This is a really unique document!
Yes, i'm working on Wave multiplier, Triple Waveshaper + and Ring right now
Correct the spelling of Serge's surname, please
Spelling is correct, Serge has validate himself...
@@yanproefrock651 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nikolai_Tcherepnin The family name hasn't changed since then. Have a good time studying history, it's really worth it - lots of discoveries and great music!
Thank you very much for this rare interview!
@@alexeylapshin948 I think you are indeed right. Very strange that Serge haven't correct me on that. Maybe this spelling is allowed by him in french, but i think i will correct that anyway. Thank you for that observation.
@@yanproefrock651 I think he just got used to misspelling. I corrected you not only because of Serge, but primarily because of his great family. Misspelling Nikolai's surname is like misspelling Scriabin or Stravinsky. It's a shame, that modern electronic music generation ignores history, concentrating on gear only. Electronic music didn't come out of nowhere, it's a part of classical heritage.
So, it's not about Serge, it's about appreciation of art, not just fancy gear
Bonjour Alexei. Tcherepnin, in English. Tcherepnine, in French. Tscherepnin, in German.