Thank you SO MUCH for that video-reading that instruction manual was making my brain bleed, thank you for that succinct translation I was losing it, you really helped me out there ⚠️😵💫⚠️
This is quite an envelope module. I think my favorite now, together with Zadar. But all the CV possibilities make it what Eurorack was invented for. Thanks for the demo.
What an extraordinary Tutorial video!! Not only the sequence is very well chosen, but the whole presentation is wonderful! That was my smoothest learning a module experience .. thanks!
Just got this on order after watching f your videos. I noted your comment about not favoring modules whose physical knobs dont reflect values and I also agree with that sentiment. However, my very first hardware synth was a minilogue xd and i was able to sort of tolerate that. I definitely think i’ll stay away from that concept in eurorack but i think the elements that allows the pass on this module are the LED faders. You immediately know if you’re at the value as opposed to having to slightly move the fader to get some visual feedback. At least then I know, “okay, what i’m seeing here is not what I’m hearing” right away.
@@MartinDoudoroffLLC The main reason I want this module is for poly patches ,two of them for true 4 voice (in small package). So yes , I can live with some compromises and menu diving, if its possible to "link" all /selected env's . Other than that,its actually "sounds good" and come with nice features. This and CTG-VC & ADSR-VC2 that I have will make me happy for long time . Thanks again for the demo.
You and I are on the same page: I got Quadigy for poly usage, too. I have a strong distaste for modules where the physical controls can get out of sync with their values. This is so far the first and only module of that sort I will tolerate in my rack-I think I can live with it.
@@MartinDoudoroffLLC Exactly,especially with the assignable knob,where its possible to use it as "spread" to all 4 env segments , after initial settings.
Great overview, Martin. Can you tell me, when an envelope is set to Individual trigger mode, can Quadigy scale the total envelope length to an external clock? (Like the 4ms Pingable Envelope Generator.)
Very nice video i purchased it before a week! Do you know where i can find the video about the extensive cycling capabilities that was mentioned at the beginning of the video?
Hi martin. great review, since you own both the quadigy and zadar i have to ask you, which one do you think is more expressive and powerful? zadar seems more complex and have much more cv inputs. but the quadigy just seems to be more fun to play with. both have a ton of similarities and some differences... so i just find it hard to pick between them... i am looking for an expressive envelope that would be fun to play with in a "live" style way. what do you think
If you want expressive “East-coast” note shaping, it’s Quadigy all the way. No competition at all. If you want weird and wild fluctuating voltage for more experimental purposes, then Zadar offers a lot in a convenient and tidy package.
@@MartinDoudoroffLLC thank you so much, that is what i was thinking too, the quadigy is an adsr turnd surgical and zadar is just bonkers... so it's quadigy for me. thanks again and have fun wiggling
Thank you for this video! What an amazing module. Im new to modular, do you think this module can be used as an oscillator(in cycling mode)? Can it somehow through the cv input track pitch?
Yes, there are only two CV inputs. The CV matrix means you can apply either CV in any amount (positive or negative) to as many envelope parameters as you like. I’d prefer to see one or two additional CV inputs, but it’s pretty astonishing how far you can get with just the two plus the matrix. Very powerful.
Thank you SO MUCH for that video-reading that instruction manual was making my brain bleed, thank you for that succinct translation I was losing it, you really helped me out there
⚠️😵💫⚠️
This is how all modules should be reviewed/explained!
I just got one and already feel familiar with it. Thanks a lot :-)
This is quite an envelope module. I think my favorite now, together with Zadar. But all the CV possibilities make it what Eurorack was invented for.
Thanks for the demo.
the best tutorial on quadigy
One of the best demos I have ever seen !
Thanks a lot Martin :)
What an extraordinary Tutorial video!! Not only the sequence is very well chosen, but the whole presentation is wonderful! That was my smoothest learning a module experience .. thanks!
Glad you found the video useful. Don’t miss the two supplemental videos.
I learned so much! Thank you very much ... really great vid
Nice One... Such a clear tutorial. Thank you.
This is awesome. Thanks for this in-depth explanation. Subbed!
This is BRILLIANT!!! Thanks for this wonderful tutorial... this is GOLD!!! Thanks!!! Blessings!!!
Thanks - very good introduction. I think I need this EG.
Once people understand what it does and how, the answer is usually pretty clear, either way. Price certainly can’t be a factor.
Really useful video, thanks!
This module is bloody cool!
Excellent tutorial on the module and envelopes in general! Very clearly explained. Currently thinking about picking up one of these :)
Very good deep dive, thank you!
"A deep dive..." good demo.
Top Demo and Module!
Great tutorial for great module! Thank you!
Just got this on order after watching f your videos. I noted your comment about not favoring modules whose physical knobs dont reflect values and I also agree with that sentiment. However, my very first hardware synth was a minilogue xd and i was able to sort of tolerate that. I definitely think i’ll stay away from that concept in eurorack but i think the elements that allows the pass on this module are the LED faders. You immediately know if you’re at the value as opposed to having to slightly move the fader to get some visual feedback. At least then I know, “okay, what i’m seeing here is not what I’m hearing” right away.
Excellent demonstration , great product.
So far, I’m pretty pleased with it. It’s an amazing *value* if you can live with the compromises it makes.
@@MartinDoudoroffLLC The main reason I want this module is for poly patches ,two of them for true 4 voice (in small package). So yes , I can live with some compromises and menu diving, if its possible to "link" all /selected env's .
Other than that,its actually "sounds good" and come with nice features.
This and CTG-VC & ADSR-VC2 that I have will make me happy for long time .
Thanks again for the demo.
You and I are on the same page: I got Quadigy for poly usage, too. I have a strong distaste for modules where the physical controls can get out of sync with their values. This is so far the first and only module of that sort I will tolerate in my rack-I think I can live with it.
@@MartinDoudoroffLLC Exactly,especially with the assignable knob,where its possible to use it as "spread" to all 4 env segments , after initial settings.
really good demo! thank u
Very good! Thank you:)
Great overview, Martin. Can you tell me, when an envelope is set to Individual trigger mode, can Quadigy scale the total envelope length to an external clock? (Like the 4ms Pingable Envelope Generator.)
I don’t think so, but I’m not 100% sure. It’s not a feature I’ve looked for.
00:00 Intro
03:27 Gate length
05:45 Trigger mode
10:26 Attack
12:15 Full attack
13:52 Decay
15:47 Release
17:49 Transition
19:41 Sustain
23:06 Curves
26:39 Level
29:50 Punch
33:05 Pre-delay
36:22 Global time
38:42 Conclusion
great job! thanks, I just didn't notice how to choose which of four sliders You control with CV input?
Glad you liked the video. You might need to rewatch, as I demonstrate how you apply CV to one or more parameters throughout the presentation.
@@MartinDoudoroffLLC thank You Martin
Very nice video i purchased it before a week!
Do you know where i can find the video about the extensive cycling capabilities that was mentioned at the beginning of the video?
See “Quadigy by Klavis - overall review” by Color My Sound
Great video! Which sequencer is that with a knob for gate length?
Koma Komplex
Hi martin. great review, since you own both the quadigy and zadar i have to ask you, which one do you think is more expressive and powerful? zadar seems more complex and have much more cv inputs. but the quadigy just seems to be more fun to play with. both have a ton of similarities and some differences... so i just find it hard to pick between them... i am looking for an expressive envelope that would be fun to play with in a "live" style way. what do you think
If you want expressive “East-coast” note shaping, it’s Quadigy all the way. No competition at all. If you want weird and wild fluctuating voltage for more experimental purposes, then Zadar offers a lot in a convenient and tidy package.
@@MartinDoudoroffLLC thank you so much, that is what i was thinking too, the quadigy is an adsr turnd surgical and zadar is just bonkers... so it's quadigy for me. thanks again and have fun wiggling
Thank you for this video! What an amazing module. Im new to modular, do you think this module can be used as an oscillator(in cycling mode)? Can it somehow through the cv input track pitch?
No, it’s not designed for audio rate use.
@@MartinDoudoroffLLC thank you :)
Whats the soundsource/oscillator here sounds lush with this EG!
AJH VCO + AJH ladder filter; lush, indeed!
Can you control length of each part, that is A,D,S and R with voltage control? If so how is it implemented as there only seem to be 2 CV ins? Thanks.
Yes, there are only two CV inputs. The CV matrix means you can apply either CV in any amount (positive or negative) to as many envelope parameters as you like. I’d prefer to see one or two additional CV inputs, but it’s pretty astonishing how far you can get with just the two plus the matrix. Very powerful.