Thank you for explaining the Cocoquantus. I looks so different, that I thought it was a children's toy the first time that I saw it. Happy holidays to you too. Looking forward to more inspiring videos and the cute elephant in 2022 :)
Great video! My coco has LFO as the innermost switch setting, then VCO in the middle then low-audio (what PB calls calcium) towards the outside. Also for both stereo inputs the left channel goes to left coco and right channel goes to right coco.
Thanks for sharing, lovely sounds and inspiring me to play with mine again over the holidays! I know the green inputs do some crazy cross modulation matrix switching, but have you figured out how to use them to sync things? The guys at patchpoint mentioned that they are best to send clock into, but I’m not clear how those clock signals can get used? Oh btw, if you have another instrument that can send gate outputs, send 1 bar gate signals into the skip inputs, that way you can restart a loop in sync with say a drum machine or op-1 loop. I use my tr606 to do this
So far I never needed to sync the Cocoquantus with another device to be honest. I enjoy having as many signals as possible being unsynced, it so interesting to listen to in my ears at least. But thanks so much for the tipp, I'll definitely try that!
Super helpful explanation. Would love to see you explaining the Plumbutter. And very pleasing soundscapes. Was the backing track also created by the coco?
A number of people have featured this in their videos, but this is the first one that really goes deep on it. Thanks!
My pleasure 🙌
Lovely. Lovely. Lovely. I'd really love to have this paired with the habit pedal from chase bliss and the reissue of generation loss.
BRILLIANT - this is wonderful, such a gift for users of these amazing instruments
Love seeing your journey and the visuals are a next level! ✌️🤌
Congratulations, the very best and most clear Cocoquantus explanation ever!
Thanks so much, means a lot to me 🙌
I think it's time we address the elephant in the room.
Thank you for explaining the Cocoquantus. I looks so different, that I thought it was a children's toy the first time that I saw it. Happy holidays to you too. Looking forward to more inspiring videos and the cute elephant in 2022 :)
What a fascinating device. Thank you for your detailed and clear showcase!
pretty amazing from start to finish. NICE ONE!
Thank you for the video! This helps so much seeing someone with experience in the Coco and making melodic music. Great sounds and great video!
Great video! My coco has LFO as the innermost switch setting, then VCO in the middle then low-audio (what PB calls calcium) towards the outside. Also for both stereo inputs the left channel goes to left coco and right channel goes to right coco.
Thanks for explaining where each sound is coming from! Superbe!
This is such a nice breakdown! Thank you for demystifying the cocoquantas
Nailed it.Thanks love.
I could listen to this all day. I really like the sounds it makes. Warm and Glitchy which is a unique combination.
Thanks so much, that means a lot to me!!
I’ve always wondered about this and the Plumbutter, thanks for the rundown!!
Thanks for watching (⁎ᵕᴗᵕ⁎)
Wow! Incredible overview! I love the texture you made! 👏👏
Thanks a lot ^_^
Amazing.........
Well done Panic Girl, thanks for the tutorial ❤
PanicGirl, Would be amazing if you could make another video with the other functions of the Coco :)
I love it when she says “coco section”, lol
Well done.
Great video, Panic Girl!
Is the shorting bar they provide just a small patch cable? Or does it affect the cv/lfos in a different way?
It's just a short cable.
Thanks for sharing, lovely sounds and inspiring me to play with mine again over the holidays! I know the green inputs do some crazy cross modulation matrix switching, but have you figured out how to use them to sync things? The guys at patchpoint mentioned that they are best to send clock into, but I’m not clear how those clock signals can get used? Oh btw, if you have another instrument that can send gate outputs, send 1 bar gate signals into the skip inputs, that way you can restart a loop in sync with say a drum machine or op-1 loop. I use my tr606 to do this
So far I never needed to sync the Cocoquantus with another device to be honest. I enjoy having as many signals as possible being unsynced, it so interesting to listen to in my ears at least. But thanks so much for the tipp, I'll definitely try that!
Super helpful explanation. Would love to see you explaining the Plumbutter. And very pleasing soundscapes. Was the backing track also created by the coco?
Thank you so much ^_^ If I remember correctly there was some Cocoquantus in the backing track too, but not exclusively
I like how you say Cocoquantus 😅
Why did I discover this channel so late? 😲❤️❤️❤️
Glad you like it here ^_^
[ossible to record from ipad synth to Cocoquantus?
Yes, it is :)