Jeremy, you really put the life into all the modules and synths you explore, and bring out their best and most creative possibilities. Thanks for all you do!
Oh that is what I am all about. So many lush harmonics spread across time. Noise Eng did a fantabulous job and your talent just lets it shine. Thanks, Jeremy!
I finally sold a Linnstrument I had lying around on Reverb just in time to see you post this and figure out what I was gonna spend the cash on. I'm honestly just so thankful I already had an 0-coast ;]
Very nice use of modulation Jeremy. I'm always impressed by what is possible with the ES Daisy when someone like Stephen, with some real DSP chops, is at the helm. I designed a little (open source) 4hp module around the Daisy called the kxmx_bluemchen, and been having a blast learning DSP myself. BTW, designing your own modules and writing your own algos is the next logical step in your journey - says my crystal ball. 😉
11:14 really reminded me of the new Dune movie's score except if it were more electronic. So many Hans Zimmer vibes compositionally emanating from this part.
so tasty. Damn, you're a gas inducing machine. Everytime you touch a delay, I'm instantly grabbing the mylanta. Watching those little glittering runs you got on the imitor into desmodus just gently reminded me I need to go back and shed the mimeophon some more instead of buying another versio. Thanks for the demo!
DAMN every video a revelation. last week Matthias's amazing mini sinfonion and now these 3. absolutely blow my mind away. there is only one problem....where the heck should i get the money?? concidering selling my juno 106 to expand the rack!
As a beginner music producer, I understood almost nothing :)) However the sounds you managed to create are amazing. Also now im debating wether or not I should get a modulator (any recommandations for a decent budget one?)
There is no such thing as a budget modular lol In all seriousness though, Erica Synths sells a tiny modular system filled with a bunch of their Pico modules. It's got a lot of features for such a low profile, including oscillators, filters, modulation, envelope generators, a sequencer, effects and a mixer. It's $550, which is considered quite cheap for an entire modular system, but it's probably the best bang-for-your-buck system for beginners. It doesn't come with patch cables, so be aware of that. Hope this helps! :)
@@cadoo Look into 2nd hand Ladik modules, Feedback and Doepfer as well as IO Instruments. Those are the cheapest brands I can think of. Oh and Behringer. You can save a ton of money with those manufacturers. Also DIY is an option ;) You want to think twice about going into modular. You will spend thousands of euros, trust me!
Eurorack stuff is cool. But it's a lot like building a particle accelerator from a kit. Lots of complex parts and almost infinite ways to hook them up and very expensive.
It’s as expensive as you make it. What gets real expensive real fast is modular drums or Polyphonic modular, but if you want just a few mono voices you can get away with not much money at all.
I want so much for them to make a Tiptop style z-DSP multi effect environment. Not enough rack space or money for all of these but they sound so so good.
Noise engineering has a classic digital character in all their modules which is a love it or hate it. I personally don't like it. J great presentation as always
When you did cv...why not just use Stages? And this brings a request...I'd love a video all about creating and using cv around eurorack. I really enjoyed and found your clock video helpful. I get uni vs bi polar, but I have no idea when or where to use. Then when you add in modules like Voltage Block, Stages, etc for creating steps and shapes, I'm totally lost on how to utilize. I get what adsr offers at the very basic level, but Im not sure of how to use adsr or hold and adsr around the rack.
I really love the Noise Engineering modules, like really reaallllyyy love them. The way they work is just so instep with how my little brain works, the Mimetic is perfect and the Seca Ruina.... a distortion unit that lets you separate and effect to various degrees the 3 frequency ranges, with cv control over each!? Who thinks of that?
If you love this kind of things, you have to checkout the Kilohearts stuff! You can create different effect chains for different configurable bands, in series or parallel. You can even add an additional band split in the middle of a chain and go completely crazy with it! So much fun! 🙂
i see that you have the Mimetic Digitalis and the Voltage Block side by side. How would you compare both? I had the VB and thinking about getting the MD
Wild Video! Do you think it's worth it getting two Versios? I know you can swap out firmware, but feeding one fx into another is always nice. Just wondering if one Versio is often more than enough , so two would be just over the top...?
1:00 this stereo image is uncomfortable to me on headphones. It almost sounds like the L and R channels are inverted, or, like, the content below 400Hz is inverted across channels. I know I'm a little sensitive on this, for example not liking the raw sound of monophonic Rings where the modes/bands are split L and R - it sounds fine with reverb or in a mix, but by itself it feels unbalanced to me.
We are in the same boat. I find dramatic stereo separation really bothersome. I'll often slightly collapse the stereo field using 2 channels on my mixer. Helps a lot.
Ohhh noooo, one of these annoying modular videos again. Where are your OP-1 Videoooos!?! Just kidding, I love your modular videos. :) All your stuff really. So... Keep up the lovely work! 🙌
Oh hey, a demo of the modules I already wanted to buy. I want them more now... also the ability to swap firmware is honestly my favorite part! Someone has a really good alternative firmware here! th-cam.com/video/72Y22aNawLo/w-d-xo.html
Well, they at least SOUND great, which I do expect from NE's circuit designs. But if I've got this clip up on the 55" and I can't make out the NE module panels from a few feet away, that's VERY irritating. I can see the 606 sequencer and see what you're doing there just fine. And it's not an issue with the panel colors, as the 0-Coast is perfectly legible in the same circumstances. So the fault's not on your end...it solely is the fault of NE's utterly hideous panel designs. Sure, they make modules that are designed so well behind the panel, but that functionality is hard to deal with if the front of the panel looks like someone dumped some India ink on some old Blue Lantern stuff and then snarfed a mouthful of angel hair pasta and then sneezed on 'em. Edgy is just fine, but unintelligible isn't. And that does NE no favors as far as I'm concerned...even if they DO sound spectacular, which they do. Damn shame, really...
@@TechnoL33T akdjjd i love how you needed to say that” you don’t control me”. You are just plain rude, he’s never gonna notice you, but sure, i don’t control you, keep writing bleach ass comments - you’re just helping the algorithm ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
You should broaden your idea of what music is. You think music just happens? You think that sounds just appear out of nowhere? This is the stuff that leads to all the songs you like. Also man, watch my last video and change your mind or unsubscribe. Tired of this shit.
@@RedMeansRecording I did watch your last video. It was excuses. Nobody is asking for OP1 stuff. We just like the music you make and not all the talking yourself up and image nonsense.
Jeremy, you really put the life into all the modules and synths you explore, and bring out their best and most creative possibilities.
Thanks for all you do!
Well the 8:47 mark just blew me away, am I the only one that got chills?
Keanu Whoa
Yes! is that patch all 3 of the versio effects engaged?
So much modulation in that rack! Need a Mimetic Digitalis XL.
Oh that is what I am all about. So many lush harmonics spread across time. Noise Eng did a fantabulous job and your talent just lets it shine. Thanks, Jeremy!
Bless!
I’m all about those “cinematic explosions of colour” …… great vid!
I finally sold a Linnstrument I had lying around on Reverb just in time to see you post this and figure out what I was gonna spend the cash on. I'm honestly just so thankful I already had an 0-coast ;]
10:14 perfect soundtrack when you‘re driving in direction of a dark cloud wall
I could loop 8:49 to 10:05 for days. Well done.
Ah, the sounds you’re making around the the 3:30 mark are really beautiful.
Amazing demo, Jeremy! I always wanted to have more Versios, not just one.
Goodness. Cinematic is right. It's remarkable how much it felt like each of these patches was setting a different scene in a distinct place.
Thanks, I really enjoy these patch run throughs and module explorations.
Man, this was just awesome! Really makes me want to sit down and patch.
These sound amazing! Ruina is a lot more nuanced than I originally thought. Great video Jeremy!
Really lovely noises. Also, "Werewolf Hall Pass" might have to be my next EP title ... multi-dimensionally inspiring, as always.
Thanks Jeremy, just purchased all 3 😁
best modular demo ive seen so far
Thanks - those noise engineering effects are just beautiful!
Just need to figure out how I'm going to afford my first versio now...
Awesome sounds, and a great walkthrough. Your videos have really helped demystify modular for me!
Dam, absolutely loved your walkthrough of this, keep it up dude ❤️
Very nice use of modulation Jeremy. I'm always impressed by what is possible with the ES Daisy when someone like Stephen, with some real DSP chops, is at the helm. I designed a little (open source) 4hp module around the Daisy called the kxmx_bluemchen, and been having a blast learning DSP myself. BTW, designing your own modules and writing your own algos is the next logical step in your journey - says my crystal ball. 😉
There is a slew option in the voltage block. Sounds are wow!
Oh derp
Hell yeah. Your coolest module stuff so far. Loved it.
I love the 0 coast so much
Yup you've convinced me. That 9 min mark - wowza.
11:14 really reminded me of the new Dune movie's score except if it were more electronic. So many Hans Zimmer vibes compositionally emanating from this part.
Where’s the OP-1? Just kidding bro! Loved this every second! Hellish sounds! 🙌🏻❤️🔥
so tasty. Damn, you're a gas inducing machine. Everytime you touch a delay, I'm instantly grabbing the mylanta. Watching those little glittering runs you got on the imitor into desmodus just gently reminded me I need to go back and shed the mimeophon some more instead of buying another versio. Thanks for the demo!
Good lord this sounds so cool.
so basically, I could live in the space where Jeremy plays that desmodus.
This dude is a literal sound wizard
Sounds so lush.. and you are using one of my favorite clock speeds 111
@3:10 is incredibly beautiful reminds me of some Floating Points stuff
DAMN every video a revelation. last week Matthias's amazing mini sinfonion and now these 3. absolutely blow my mind away. there is only one problem....where the heck should i get the money??
concidering selling my juno 106 to expand the rack!
That distortion is just instant Nine Inch Nails
And more. Yeah. It's amazing
Is it wrong to want all the noise engineering modules? Because damn.
It's so right.
Simply incredible- thank you
Nice as the tickets mate.
Aesthetics
As a beginner music producer, I understood almost nothing :))
However the sounds you managed to create are amazing.
Also now im debating wether or not I should get a modulator (any recommandations for a decent budget one?)
ONE OF US ONE OF US ONE OF US!
There is no such thing as a budget modular lol
In all seriousness though, Erica Synths sells a tiny modular system filled with a bunch of their Pico modules. It's got a lot of features for such a low profile, including oscillators, filters, modulation, envelope generators, a sequencer, effects and a mixer. It's $550, which is considered quite cheap for an entire modular system, but it's probably the best bang-for-your-buck system for beginners. It doesn't come with patch cables, so be aware of that.
Hope this helps! :)
@@JAM-rp6fi Noted! Thanks a lot!
@@cadoo Look into 2nd hand Ladik modules, Feedback and Doepfer as well as IO Instruments. Those are the cheapest brands I can think of. Oh and Behringer. You can save a ton of money with those manufacturers. Also DIY is an option ;)
You want to think twice about going into modular. You will spend thousands of euros, trust me!
are all 3 FX units engaged 03:15? that sound is unbelievable. are there patch note suggestions for the set of 3 available?
That might just be imitor versio and desmodus versio
Bruh, I dont even know what half the words your saying are but this shit is mesmerizing... like damn, nice fuckin music man.
God like powers can intoxicate. I like the buzz, cuzz.✌️
this was fun & impressive
@8:45 So, new Mirror's Edge Soundtrack?
I'm in love with thoes sounds there !
at 3m30
Eurorack stuff is cool. But it's a lot like building a particle accelerator from a kit. Lots of complex parts and almost infinite ways to hook them up and very expensive.
It’s as expensive as you make it. What gets real expensive real fast is modular drums or Polyphonic modular, but if you want just a few mono voices you can get away with not much money at all.
I want so much for them to make a Tiptop style z-DSP multi effect environment. Not enough rack space or money for all of these but they sound so so good.
Noise engineering has a classic digital character in all their modules which is a love it or hate it. I personally don't like it. J great presentation as always
Isn‘t it rather „modern digital character“?
damn that sounds excellent
When you did cv...why not just use Stages? And this brings a request...I'd love a video all about creating and using cv around eurorack. I really enjoyed and found your clock video helpful. I get uni vs bi polar, but I have no idea when or where to use. Then when you add in modules like Voltage Block, Stages, etc for creating steps and shapes, I'm totally lost on how to utilize. I get what adsr offers at the very basic level, but Im not sure of how to use adsr or hold and adsr around the rack.
16:45 is amazing
I really love the Noise Engineering modules, like really reaallllyyy love them. The way they work is just so instep with how my little brain works, the Mimetic is perfect and the Seca Ruina.... a distortion unit that lets you separate and effect to various degrees the 3 frequency ranges, with cv control over each!? Who thinks of that?
If you love this kind of things, you have to checkout the Kilohearts stuff! You can create different effect chains for different configurable bands, in series or parallel. You can even add an additional band split in the middle of a chain and go completely crazy with it! So much fun! 🙂
Fredi Bach oh really!? This sounds dangerous...
Sounds quite lush when it opens up, thanks for sharing.
Wonder what it takes to impress the 5 people that don't like this video.. LOL
i see that you have the Mimetic Digitalis and the Voltage Block side by side. How would you compare both? I had the VB and thinking about getting the MD
I like them both. Memetic can go different directions and has some great features. Smaller too. No quantization tho
2:50 otherwordly, good lord.
What are your thoughts on Stages? How do you like it compared to Quadrax?
Wild Video! Do you think it's worth it getting two Versios? I know you can swap out firmware, but feeding one fx into another is always nice. Just wondering if one Versio is often more than enough , so two would be just over the top...?
You'll not want to swap firmware often
Yay! Eurorack!
Hmm- the DV is on its way to me right now, but I already feel a bit of GAS for the IV too…
Holy everlivin' crap. Is rack inadequacy syndrome a thing, because I'm pretty sure I've got that now.
But it's just a tiny little friend
Rack Dysphoria: When you have a module that you don't use very often and an amazing one that would perfectly fit in its place is dropped.
This is why I am a Audiophile!🎶🎧🎶
Gorgeous!
1:00 this stereo image is uncomfortable to me on headphones. It almost sounds like the L and R channels are inverted, or, like, the content below 400Hz is inverted across channels.
I know I'm a little sensitive on this, for example not liking the raw sound of monophonic Rings where the modes/bands are split L and R - it sounds fine with reverb or in a mix, but by itself it feels unbalanced to me.
We are in the same boat. I find dramatic stereo separation really bothersome. I'll often slightly collapse the stereo field using 2 channels on my mixer. Helps a lot.
gotta catch em all
13:00 mins - yep :)
This was like the audio equivalent of a hot tub.
Thank you!
People say effects aren’t important in synthesis?!?! Effects are the best part
Ohhh noooo, one of these annoying modular videos again. Where are your OP-1 Videoooos!?!
Just kidding, I love your modular videos. :)
All your stuff really. So...
Keep up the lovely work! 🙌
More like Explording!!!
I wonder how all that would sound when putting a guitar through it
Massive Richard Wright vibes from this one. Go play Echoes and come back to this, admit you can hear it!
Gorgeous
Magic
BRB. Gonna go find you some more subscribers
boing moment at 0:04
E X P L O D I N G
siiiiiick....
noice
Oh hey, a demo of the modules I already wanted to buy. I want them more now...
also the ability to swap firmware is honestly my favorite part! Someone has a really good alternative firmware here! th-cam.com/video/72Y22aNawLo/w-d-xo.html
DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOPE
Boing!
Want
They say online you can create custom effects with Libdaisy but this simply isn’t true.
Better to be a clean liar ;-)
BOING.
Well, they at least SOUND great, which I do expect from NE's circuit designs. But if I've got this clip up on the 55" and I can't make out the NE module panels from a few feet away, that's VERY irritating. I can see the 606 sequencer and see what you're doing there just fine. And it's not an issue with the panel colors, as the 0-Coast is perfectly legible in the same circumstances. So the fault's not on your end...it solely is the fault of NE's utterly hideous panel designs.
Sure, they make modules that are designed so well behind the panel, but that functionality is hard to deal with if the front of the panel looks like someone dumped some India ink on some old Blue Lantern stuff and then snarfed a mouthful of angel hair pasta and then sneezed on 'em. Edgy is just fine, but unintelligible isn't. And that does NE no favors as far as I'm concerned...even if they DO sound spectacular, which they do. Damn shame, really...
No Op-1....
This channel used to be music. 😔
Stop being rude - it’s his channel. Don’t like it? Leave
@@utente7707 You don't control me. I'll leave all the feedback I like.
@@TechnoL33T akdjjd i love how you needed to say that” you don’t control me”. You are just plain rude, he’s never gonna notice you, but sure, i don’t control you, keep writing bleach ass comments - you’re just helping the algorithm ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
You should broaden your idea of what music is. You think music just happens? You think that sounds just appear out of nowhere? This is the stuff that leads to all the songs you like.
Also man, watch my last video and change your mind or unsubscribe. Tired of this shit.
@@RedMeansRecording I did watch your last video. It was excuses. Nobody is asking for OP1 stuff. We just like the music you make and not all the talking yourself up and image nonsense.