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I really appreciate the way you leave the jams running in realtime with all the decisions and humanity shown,. Really sweet tones as always and going back to basics is always a great exercise. Such a cool mono synth voice and for those scared of modular. Compact, clear and fat. Bravo!
I really appreciate these types of videos. While module reviews are interesting, I find it just fuels FOMO and GAS. Where I struggle is understanding how to build interesting patches using reasonably standard-ish modules that are rhythmically interesting yet have variety so they don’t immediately become mindlessly repetitive. Any tips, tricks, nifty little patching approaches… how you think through a patch are incredibly helpful! Cheers!
Nice one Ali! And yeah, make videos on whatever jams / setups / modules / techniques etc you feel like man. Don't feel like you need to stick to any particular format (like focusing on a specific module). Fill yer boots.
are you using anything (offscreen?) to bring the Eurorack level back down to line level or is the Tangle Quartet already doing that? great video as usual btw
@@TheUnperson Received a Dual Dagger this week after quite a wait - well worth the wait though. Wow! what a brilliant filter. Amazingly versatile, controllable and such a beautiful sound. I ordered the DD in direct response to hearing you using one so cheers buddy - love the channel 🥰
With your fx modules... do you think the tiptop echo would be easier to manage given its just for delays? And with the fx aid, do you keep just a few algos so you can keep track when using? And do you mess with any of the fx modules much when playing live or do you plan out what and when you use a fx?
What's your views on filter before VCA? I see you have chosen to put it after (which makes sense with a stereo VCF). I understand there are pros and cons either way. One con I heard re putting filter after VCA was that it can result in muddy sound. I'm relatively new to modular so open to all suggestions.
In this case I put it after because I wanted all 4 of the sound sources to go through the one filter. I’ve done other setups where I had a filter for each individual oscillator. But the joy of modular is that if you wanna try it before or after you just change a few cables ☺️
its lush how you layered the vco waves, thats a beautiful patch. are you on instagram ? i also learned something with the Alm mixer, i actually forgot its also a VCA and i had a vca also in my minicase with it.. which was silly taking space haha. thanks for that
I wonder if you have had any experience with either the intellijel atlantis or the mother 32? I'm looking at both of these as my first modules but having a hard time choosing!
I actually haven't used either of those but they both seem very good. I don't want to make your decision even more difficult but have you considered the Taiga? Why have one oscillator when you can have 3! :D
the mother 32 is lovely, i own two. but it is very limited by not having a full ADSR or second oscillator. if you plan to expand, keep in mind that an additional case is a lot of added cost.
Also, why build a modular mono synth? There's a lot you can do with the likes of a microfreak or malevolent. Speaking for myself, I've owned a few digital poly synths, one monosynth, a few grooveboxes, and eurorack, not to mention software. Each has its appeal, but it's not easy to articulate the differences.
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I really appreciate the way you leave the jams running in realtime with all the decisions and humanity shown,. Really sweet tones as always and going back to basics is always a great exercise. Such a cool mono synth voice and for those scared of modular. Compact, clear and fat. Bravo!
Cheers man! There's really nothing to be scared of :D
I absolutely love these laid back explorations of sounds
I'm very glad you enjoyed :)
I would most definitely like to see you make more videos like this. great sounds. very clear & helpful explanations. greatly appreciated!!
Good to know! Always looking for future video ideas so will keep that in mind :)
Like it that you patch this one up from scratch, normally it can be hard to follow how you patched everything up! 👍
Good to know! Thanks :)
I really appreciate these types of videos. While module reviews are interesting, I find it just fuels FOMO and GAS. Where I struggle is understanding how to build interesting patches using reasonably standard-ish modules that are rhythmically interesting yet have variety so they don’t immediately become mindlessly repetitive. Any tips, tricks, nifty little patching approaches… how you think through a patch are incredibly helpful! Cheers!
Love the sci-fi zaps towards the end!
haha can never have enough sci-fi zaps!
This was very informative AND musical!
You’re too kind!
Beautiful sounds, and the rack looks great!
Thank you! ☺️
Best Ive seen thank you and well done friend
Glad you enjoyed it!
Nice one Ali!
And yeah, make videos on whatever jams / setups / modules / techniques etc you feel like man. Don't feel like you need to stick to any particular format (like focusing on a specific module). Fill yer boots.
Cheers man ~ good to know! ☺️
Great stuff! Great way to help learn modular workflow.
How about some more Taiga patching😉 🤤🙌
Thank you! Yea i will definitely be diving deeper in Taiga soon! :)
Clock out from the keystep into pams then you can really easily change bpm.
Why have I never thought of that! :D
Great content as usual thank you 😊
Thank you! ☺️
excellent
I read that in a Mr Burns voice
Is there a list of all the components, brands, etc so we can educate ourselves on each part starting with the power supply?
Yep there’s a link to the setup on modulargrid in the description.
are you using anything (offscreen?) to bring the Eurorack level back down to line level or is the Tangle Quartet already doing that? great video as usual btw
I think the tangle quartet tames the signal ~ after the modular it goes into the zoom L-12 interface :)
That massive setup at the beginning; is that in Tom Holkenborg's studio?
Yes I believe you are right! :)
Hi Ali - another ‘what if’ question for you: if you could only retain one multi-fx. would you choose the FxAid or the Z5000? Great video as usual 👌
Cheers man! I think I’d go for the fx aid ~ but ideally I’d go for the fx aid pro ☺️
@@TheUnperson Received a Dual Dagger this week after quite a wait - well worth the wait though. Wow! what a brilliant filter. Amazingly versatile, controllable and such a beautiful sound. I ordered the DD in direct response to hearing you using one so cheers buddy - love the channel 🥰
With your fx modules... do you think the tiptop echo would be easier to manage given its just for delays? And with the fx aid, do you keep just a few algos so you can keep track when using? And do you mess with any of the fx modules much when playing live or do you plan out what and when you use a fx?
What's your views on filter before VCA? I see you have chosen to put it after (which makes sense with a stereo VCF). I understand there are pros and cons either way. One con I heard re putting filter after VCA was that it can result in muddy sound. I'm relatively new to modular so open to all suggestions.
In this case I put it after because I wanted all 4 of the sound sources to go through the one filter. I’ve done other setups where I had a filter for each individual oscillator. But the joy of modular is that if you wanna try it before or after you just change a few cables ☺️
its lush how you layered the vco waves, thats a beautiful patch. are you on instagram ?
i also learned something with the Alm mixer, i actually forgot its also a VCA and i had a vca also in my minicase with it.. which was silly taking space haha. thanks for that
Yep I’m on Instagram as the_unpers0n ~ mainly posting snippets from the TH-cam videos :)
I wonder if you have had any experience with either the intellijel atlantis or the mother 32? I'm looking at both of these as my first modules but having a hard time choosing!
I actually haven't used either of those but they both seem very good. I don't want to make your decision even more difficult but have you considered the Taiga? Why have one oscillator when you can have 3! :D
the mother 32 is lovely, i own two. but it is very limited by not having a full ADSR or second oscillator. if you plan to expand, keep in mind that an additional case is a lot of added cost.
Nice work as always.
I have plans to make my own case. How much HP is yours?
Thank you! It's 104hp. My last case is 84hp and I'm really enjoying having the extra space!
Link to case builder doesn't work
Right enough! That's it fixed :)
I think your tea’s gone cold.
haha! and it happens every time!!
DUDE You can change the pitch of the patch using Pam's quantized random
Ahh I forgot about that! Might give it a try tomorrow ☺️
Also, why build a modular mono synth? There's a lot you can do with the likes of a microfreak or malevolent.
Speaking for myself, I've owned a few digital poly synths, one monosynth, a few grooveboxes, and eurorack, not to mention software. Each has its appeal, but it's not easy to articulate the differences.
You may wish to design a synth with a combination of your favourite oscillators, filters, and effects :)