What a killer patch! You're awesome, Walker. These videos keep getting better and better. One of my favorites so far. Love the call to action at the end :) I always feel like running to my system after watching one of these.
This is an adroitly executed demo. I really enjoyed how you kept the sequence basic and monotone, "hypnotic" to echo another's interpretation. I spontaneously underscored your sci-fi soundscape with improvised noisy bass stabs from my MS-10. Thanks for the jam session - sounded excellent! Kudos on maintaining a degree of inviting sparsity in STO's panel design and focus in its feature set. As a minimalist with a penchant for spaciousness, I could not consider it for my system otherwise. Shape control and semi-independent sub oscillator are neat tech. Rad.
Man that’s a great patch and you make it look so easy. Keeping it to a single oscillator like this is really impressive - it’s all about the modulation and the effects that really give it life.
Indeed, a super patch. I never thought of patching the sub with the shaped sound before. It sounds huge. I remember someone saying 'one does not compose with just octaves' but you defintely proved it's cool to break that rule.
Yooooo! Super well done! Love how much you're getting out of the STO. Love the sounds. The sequenced modulation and LFO's are making amazing things happen.
Very cool, inspiring patching! Would LOVE to see something similar with an 0-coast standing in (to the extent possible) for the 4 silver modules. Also, any chance the IG content can be shared on YT? (I refuse to support FB/IG)
This is a great example of getting a lot from so little! It’s funny how complex a patch can get with just one sound source and various modulation. I actually feel like I often get much more satisfaction making more with less like this as well.
Nice 4 module patch! (well, plus 0-coast and XOH ;-) This really highlights something I've thought about lately with regards to modular, in that you can do so much with a limited set -- it really helps to have the means to break out a few modules to focus on and really get to know better... I think working with the STO in a larger system you often forget that you can get as much out of it as you can... On another note... this video makes me want to sell my René and get an 0coast 🙀
I was on the fence to sell the mimeophone but I feel i´m not done yet and still keep it. There is still some hidden places to go and explore in the world of sonics! I find the STO pairs also very well with the QPAS! Playing melodies with the STO (over a couple of octaves) and picking out harmonics with the QPAS (sending it to the Mimeo...) makes it a perfect pairing with some magic.
I have a hunch for a while and this patch just proves it: It doesn't matter how many sound sources you have, but how many modulation sources you can put into play
I dunno if you always did it and I just notice it now but it is really nice that you turn down the volume when Walker talks more and bring it back up when he does not. Its the small things, right? :) Great new vid!
Yes, I've always done it. It's essential for a pleasant listening experience! In patches like this one where the sound is always on (a drone) it tends to be more noticeable.
It's 100% analog. The pitch control is continuous, following the exact contours of whatever control signal you send it. Typically if controlling via a keyboard or sequencer you would create glide between notes by sending the CV through a slew limiter such as a channel of MATHS, then from there into the STO 1v/oct input.
@@MAKEN0ISEMUSIC thank you. I might buy maths now because I want my module to sometimes glide from note to note. I use an STO and the sound is rich. Exactly what modular synth die hards are looking for.
isn't the modern maths a maths 2.0 ? the old one didn't have the invert output i think and possibly other things, hard to tell looking at it, which was another improvement with the modern one. i like the lightning bolts, but the modern version is easier to get your head around
just add a warehouse and let's E.B.M. 🤘😖🤘 fucheen brill performance Walker MORE OF THIS... you know, i was out on the awesome Mu:Zines site yeasterday reading old music-tech rags about old synths and it's amazibg just how Spoiled we are with multiple OSC, ten-thousand wavetables.. fx modules.. twisted function boxes.. sample memory out the wazoo.. processor power where we can do digital dream-synths ... Real nice work with this "simple" efficient setup.
Thanks guys 🙏🏻
Thank you! Loved the soundtrack :)
Intro was super heavy. Thank you.
What a killer patch! You're awesome, Walker. These videos keep getting better and better. One of my favorites so far. Love the call to action at the end :) I always feel like running to my system after watching one of these.
Thanks! So glad you are enjoying the videos ⚡️
This is an adroitly executed demo. I really enjoyed how you kept the sequence basic and monotone, "hypnotic" to echo another's interpretation. I spontaneously underscored your sci-fi soundscape with improvised noisy bass stabs from my MS-10. Thanks for the jam session - sounded excellent! Kudos on maintaining a degree of inviting sparsity in STO's panel design and focus in its feature set. As a minimalist with a penchant for spaciousness, I could not consider it for my system otherwise. Shape control and semi-independent sub oscillator are neat tech. Rad.
Man that’s a great patch and you make it look so easy. Keeping it to a single oscillator like this is really impressive - it’s all about the modulation and the effects that really give it life.
Thanks for watching!! ⚡️
Thanks for another awesomely inspiring video!
Thanks for watching Joey!
Indeed, a super patch. I never thought of patching the sub with the shaped sound before. It sounds huge. I remember someone saying 'one does not compose with just octaves' but you defintely proved it's cool to break that rule.
All the chorale-writing teachers are rolling in their graves.
Brilliant! Brilliant! Brilliant! Got to get me some of these modules...soon!
Thanks for watching!
I watch this maybe once a month. Very inspiring to see what modular is capable of! (proud owner of STO, ModDemix and Optomix)
Holy MOLY that gets wonderfully nasty
Mission accomplished ⚡️⚡️
Damn!! This kicks butt. Always enjoy your vids. You have a way of expanding on the eternal possibilities.Big thank you.
Thanks for watching!
love the hypnotic yet in yer face sound. killer patch!
Yooooo! Super well done! Love how much you're getting out of the STO. Love the sounds. The sequenced modulation and LFO's are making amazing things happen.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it ⚡️
Brilliant 🤘🤘 powerful and compellingly creatively complex! 💥🚀
Thank you Todd!! ⚡️⚡️
Epic. I was amped up to grab a DPO first but now I just want an STO. Great video. Very inspiring. Thank you Walker.
Thanks for watching! I think you'll enjoy either one ⚡️⚡️
I’ve got three, they kick ass
That‘s such an inspiring patch, thanks!
One of the best vids you’ve done. Killer patch 👏
Glad you liked it!
So good. Love these inspiring videos
Glad you like them!
Super cool. Sounds deep and vibey. Love the use of sine wave to mod mimeophon. You guys rule.
Thanks!
This Walker guy looks like a legitimate nice dude that also knows his shit, makes the whole learnin experience fun and enjoyable, always top work
Thank you! Glad you are enjoying the videos ⚡️⚡️
In my opinion, Walker is not only a terrific teacher, but he has immeasurable depth to his knowledge beyond the technical stuff!
Absolutely love this patch. An inspiration!
Thanks!
Awesome video! Definitely sells the STO.
Thanks for watching! ⚡️
What I would do is try to affect existing pitch with the remaining CV outs, assuming I could avoid interfering with the sequence.
bravo. a lot of neat sections were developed there.
Thanks!
Very cool, inspiring patching! Would LOVE to see something similar with an 0-coast standing in (to the extent possible) for the 4 silver modules. Also, any chance the IG content can be shared on YT? (I refuse to support FB/IG)
We are probably going to do some "best of Instagram" compilations on the TH-cam channel soon, so stay tuned!
Always inspiring, thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it! ⚡️
I clearly do not make enough use of my STO. I know what I’ll be doing later! Top video as always!
Modular looks so fun. I wish I could afford to get some of these modules
awesome patch!
great patch , nice music !! big fun !
A another wonderfull killer patch ! Very nice !!!!
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I have a DIY VC band pass filter, STO can make sounds you probably couldn't imagine, even something like a guitar, organic or really rough, brutal.
Great videos. STO is great. All MN modules are fantastic. Thank you!!
Thanks for watching!
The way my mind blew wide open when you brought in that sub. Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck.
This is a great example of getting a lot from so little! It’s funny how complex a patch can get with just one sound source and various modulation. I actually feel like I often get much more satisfaction making more with less like this as well.
This can definitely be a really satisfying way to patch! ⚡️ Thanks for watching
When that sub-octave comes in (and your listening on good speakers) ... whoa
The sto and the uFold2 are my trusty go to for bass and leads
I find myself doing this a lot. I really love my STO and will add on in the future:)
Happy patching!
Nice 4 module patch! (well, plus 0-coast and XOH ;-) This really highlights something I've thought about lately with regards to modular, in that you can do so much with a limited set -- it really helps to have the means to break out a few modules to focus on and really get to know better... I think working with the STO in a larger system you often forget that you can get as much out of it as you can... On another note... this video makes me want to sell my René and get an 0coast 🙀
Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed! Yes, it's fun to dive into a narrow part of the system every once in awhile.
Beautiful😄
Thanks!
Blissful!
Thanks Edgar! ⚡️
Nice one Walker, sounds awesome inspirational and what would you do, you did…
Thanks!! Happy patching 🎶
I was on the fence to sell the mimeophone but I feel i´m not done yet and still keep it. There is still some hidden places to go and explore in the world of sonics! I find the STO pairs also very well with the QPAS! Playing melodies with the STO (over a couple of octaves) and picking out harmonics with the QPAS (sending it to the Mimeo...) makes it a perfect pairing with some magic.
Mannnnn 🔥🔥🔥 this just gets me all the more excited for when I will get my 0ctrl shipped. I know it’s gonna be worth the wait ❤️
Walker: Synth Ranger. Man, it is always so entertaining watching you create a patch. The STO is my favorite oscillator
Glad you are enjoying!!
Love these. Would be interesting to survey when listeners thought the 1 was on this loop. For me it was step 4 :)
Waiting for the black and gold release…
Where can i get this t-shirt?
I have a hunch for a while and this patch just proves it: It doesn't matter how many sound sources you have, but how many modulation sources you can put into play
pure 🔥
What would you do? I would take a copy of the sub out into the linear FM input and make the STO a growly little BEAST! No 2nd osc required
Brutal
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if Rocket From The Crypt could patch a modular synthesizer... it might sound like this.
Ya forgot to self patch the STO for feedback FM!
Challenge accepted!
do you have that shirt available?
Sorry, that 0-CTRL shirt was a single print run (and the tan version was a Make Noise crew shirt)
That escalated quickly 💥
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I dunno if you always did it and I just notice it now but it is really nice that you turn down the volume when Walker talks more and bring it back up when he does not. Its the small things, right? :) Great new vid!
Yes, I've always done it. It's essential for a pleasant listening experience! In patches like this one where the sound is always on (a drone) it tends to be more noticeable.
Can the STO glide from one note to another? Or is it like, strictly no glide effect?
It's 100% analog. The pitch control is continuous, following the exact contours of whatever control signal you send it. Typically if controlling via a keyboard or sequencer you would create glide between notes by sending the CV through a slew limiter such as a channel of MATHS, then from there into the STO 1v/oct input.
@@MAKEN0ISEMUSIC thank you. I might buy maths now because I want my module to sometimes glide from note to note. I use an STO and the sound is rich. Exactly what modular synth die hards are looking for.
I've been waiting for an Optomix and an XOH for half a year. When will it happen again?
Fuck yeah, thats what im talking about, awesome session!!
Thanks!! ⚡️
Periodic reminder that I want to give you my hard earned wages for that exact shirt.
That gritty sound is just 🤤
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Trusty single, yum.✌️
Damn 🔥
I challenge Make Noise to create Maths 2.0. It's going to be like trying to make a Blade Runner sequel. It's possible, but it was REALLY hard ;-)
isn't the modern maths a maths 2.0 ? the old one didn't have the invert output i think and possibly other things, hard to tell looking at it, which was another improvement with the modern one. i like the lightning bolts, but the modern version is easier to get your head around
Is it pronounced "zero-coast"? Finally we can put an end to this debate
yes and no. and oh. and zero.
just add a warehouse and let's E.B.M. 🤘😖🤘 fucheen brill performance Walker MORE OF THIS... you know, i was out on the awesome Mu:Zines site yeasterday reading old music-tech rags about old synths and it's amazibg just how Spoiled we are with multiple OSC, ten-thousand wavetables.. fx modules.. twisted function boxes.. sample memory out the wazoo.. processor power where we can do digital dream-synths ... Real nice work with this "simple" efficient setup.
Thanks for watching!! Glad you enjoyed it ⚡️ Yes it's always a good idea to strip it down to basics every once in awhile :D
Very Cool but the other STO might be too much and muddy the sound.
It's good to know when to say when ...
@@MAKEN0ISEMUSIC for sure it important in all art forms and even in life
you'd want to be careful, for sure. or… … … throw caution to the wind??
holly s...