And here is me on the System 100m: th-cam.com/video/rdL66aRXnyk/w-d-xo.html Also check out our artist packs for the M-Tron: www.gforcesoftware.com/products/hainbach-artist-pack/
"This knob with no label introduces chaos" Ah, of course, why would it not. Thanks for the challenge Hainbach, with your help we got something out of that chopping board!
Immediately looks up Ciat-Lonbarde Cocoquantus MK2 - disappears into multidimensional modular wormhole - loses connection with previous plane of existence - hours later comes to, clicks thumbs up and comments. Thank you both!
4:20 the subtitles go: no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no nono no no no no no no no no nono no no no no no no no no nono no no no no no no no no no... :D
I enjoyed watching both videos. And they actually tell a lot of lessons about gear and workflow. Alex made a fair point about the Cocoquantus: between the unlabeled functions and the ducking feature it was actually harder to figure out than a monster modular system. And while the System 100m is a pristine instrument; the Cocoquantus packed some serious sonic potential in a portable wooden box.
This was fun! I love these sort of collabs - both for making artists stretch and exposing audiences to different artists adapting and playing with new instruments/ways of thinking. Thanks!
Super interesting to watch someone so capable and experienced tackle this kind of challenge. Just goes to show how much we rely on having a mental model of abstract technology (cf. my dishwasher or MS Teams)
So much to learn and get inspired by these two upstanding gentlemen of electronic sonic exploration. Humour, nostalgia, the best of synthesiser, studio, and test equipment pro users!
Props to Alex, there was a moment or two there where I would have gone in to meltdown, he kept his cool. Loved seeing you both working together and bouncing ideas off one another.
Scanner (Robin Rimbaud) released an album in 2020 that features the Ciat-Lonbarde Cocoquantus MK2 front and center. It's titled Warp and Weft... I suggest checking it out! He also released an album last year composed entirely on the Wing Pinger, another fascinating little instrument.
This is just like my first time with unlabelled Eurorack nodules, which I didn’t know if they were filters or oscillators etc etc, hahaha. My main instinct was MOAR PATCHING just like Alex.
so typical of the Hainbach's way: creating ambient soundscapes and pulsating quasi random rhythms just by connecting things "sideways" ( or oblique ways, Brian Eno would say) even with a "classic" old school analog modular just calling for the traditional vco>eg>vcf/vca path. Toll!
I loved the look of confusion on the face of mr. Ball. That would be me sat in front of a regular modular synth. Though I would probably get annoyed and stop messing around with it after less than 10 minutes...
I’ve avoided even researching what that instrument did exactly because I might want to get one. It might be an odd reason, but a big one was because I didn’t want to end up with a different format of patch cables. Anyway, I was worried half way through because of that acid bass sound but it turned out to be a nice result in the end.
Obviously, your other challenge video brought me here. It is really amazing and inspiring to see both of you getting totally out of your comfort zones and getting creative in a completely new way. :D Oh, and btw, The Notwist called and said they want that effect instrument for their studio too!
It's great to make videos about colaborations with other people doing this stuff. Sometimes it feels like the synth and production world is so individualistic, we need to construct differents ways to share with others our passion cause loneliness sucks!! Love you Hainbach, from Spain ❤️❤️
No labels? Hmmm.. I'd be inclined to have just run the 303 into the chopping board then plugged, turned knobs in small increments, unplugged, next socket, turned knobs.. rinse & repeat. I've no doubt that there is magic in the chopping board tho!
Alex's challenge: let's just have him figure out a modular synth he probably never played before but with clear labels, and we all know it DOES make sounds. Hainbach: let's go full-on SAW-style riddles, and hand him his guitar and an alien wood plank with holes and banana cables. Pretty fair... KEINE FRAGE!;) What could possibly go wrong? You've probably summoned creatures from other worlds which summoned other creatures from other worlds, and so on and so forth. Not sure we'll even get to to the end of April but hey... thanks!:))))
Lots of fun! Didn't hear any Chaos, though. I got my Coco V1 in November, 2011. I think it's Peter Blasser's most astounding invention. Took me years to understand the Quantussy.
I did try the Cocoquantus for like ten minutes at one point, it infuriated me to no end, but apparently there are some really cool sounds to be had if you put in the effort to understand it somewhat.
I like to pretend that Peter Blasser is my nemesis because his designs are so intentionally (pointlessly!??) obscure. But watching you play your expensive cutting board with the weird name (also the weird names, why are they so desperately awkward!??) is making me respect C-L a little bit more. Not for everybody, that's for sure, but okay FINE, they're pretty good :D Also why have I not already subscribed to your channel!???!?? :D
And here is me on the System 100m: th-cam.com/video/rdL66aRXnyk/w-d-xo.html
Also check out our artist packs for the M-Tron: www.gforcesoftware.com/products/hainbach-artist-pack/
"This knob with no label introduces chaos"
Ah, of course, why would it not.
Thanks for the challenge Hainbach, with your help we got something out of that chopping board!
Thanks for having me, it was a lovely time!
Even with no labels you managed to create a good experimental jam there
@@chinor3999 Thanks!
...Why would it not? sounds a little too much like me!
And anything with a Chaos knob is ok in my book!
Great video!
Alex: here's a system 100 with many very clearly labelled controls and a mountain of patch cables
Hainbach: wood
😂
You sooo funny. #choppingboard with smarties.
Holz und Bananenkabel
I would love to see the same challenge with that box given to Lookmumnocomputer
That is such a damn good idea. The chaos would fit his punk aesthetic down to the floor.
And Simon the Magpie
Perfect example of solving by the method of error and error.
Haha, yes!
When the 303 started I thought "Oh, sounds like The Prodigy" but then Alex played a jazzy Cm4 and my brain just crashed instantly.
Immediately looks up Ciat-Lonbarde Cocoquantus MK2 - disappears into multidimensional modular wormhole - loses connection with previous plane of existence - hours later comes to, clicks thumbs up and comments. Thank you both!
Using a 303 to accompany a guitar... Like it was meant to be??? Absolute madlads.
Funny enough, it originally was meant too 😂
Roland waited 40 years for that but no biggie. Some retired executive would just go "See? I told you we had the right product!!!"
@@DarkSideofSynth 😂
Alex should have covered all of the labels on the System 100.
I should have turned it upside down too.
4:20 the subtitles go: no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no nono no no no no no no no no nono no no no no no no no no nono no no no no no no no no no... :D
Your content is always so enjoyable, there’s always something to learn and marvel at- keep doing what you do, you’re awesome Hainbach 🤗
It's the look at 8:34 for me-that mixture of revulsion, wonder, self-loathing, and curiosity... "What?! How did you...?"
Yes, totally! Haha.
"Ok, so this is a woodworking class?" Best description of Ciat-lombarde ever.
It's wonderful to see Alex totally baffled for once!
Love the way we all evolve into a child like beings when confronted to experiences like this!!!! pure gold!!!
2 legends together.
With a mystery woodbox without any label, the challenge is quite hard, almost impossible!
I enjoyed watching both videos. And they actually tell a lot of lessons about gear and workflow. Alex made a fair point about the Cocoquantus: between the unlabeled functions and the ducking feature it was actually harder to figure out than a monster modular system. And while the System 100m is a pristine instrument; the Cocoquantus packed some serious sonic potential in a portable wooden box.
I couldn't even spell Cocoquantus, let alone figure out how it worked!
(and yes you're spot on, it's quite a fascinating thing)
This was fun! I love these sort of collabs - both for making artists stretch and exposing audiences to different artists adapting and playing with new instruments/ways of thinking.
Thanks!
Hahaha the "okay, I've made the mutant cows from hell" made me laugh out loud
That's the name of my next album sorted too.
Seeing the two of you just having a good time makes me so happy! This is what music is about! Thanks
Super interesting to watch someone so capable and experienced tackle this kind of challenge. Just goes to show how much we rely on having a mental model of abstract technology (cf. my dishwasher or MS Teams)
So much to learn and get inspired by these two upstanding gentlemen of electronic sonic exploration. Humour, nostalgia, the best of synthesiser, studio, and test equipment pro users!
Haha, poor Alex is really struggling. 😆Then Hainbach joins and all of a sudden we're in the realm of Fripp & Eno. ♫
Nice collaboration!
Props to Alex, there was a moment or two there where I would have gone in to meltdown, he kept his cool. Loved seeing you both working together and bouncing ideas off one another.
The collaboration the world needed to see 🙌🏻🖤
I love this so much! Hope to see more coco in the future ✨✨✨✨
Reminds me of circuit bending.
That feeling of discovery and plenty of happy accidents.
Scanner (Robin Rimbaud) released an album in 2020 that features the Ciat-Lonbarde Cocoquantus MK2 front and center. It's titled Warp and Weft... I suggest checking it out! He also released an album last year composed entirely on the Wing Pinger, another fascinating little instrument.
This is just like my first time with unlabelled Eurorack nodules, which I didn’t know if they were filters or oscillators etc etc, hahaha. My main instinct was MOAR PATCHING just like Alex.
7:19 - 9:19 is beautiful
Just beautiful...there’s so much pressure from my friends to make popular music but all I really want is to express myself with sound. Beautiful
so typical of the Hainbach's way: creating ambient soundscapes and pulsating quasi random rhythms just by connecting things "sideways" ( or oblique ways, Brian Eno would say) even with a "classic" old school analog modular just calling for the traditional vco>eg>vcf/vca path. Toll!
I loved the look of confusion on the face of mr. Ball. That would be me sat in front of a regular modular synth. Though I would probably get annoyed and stop messing around with it after less than 10 minutes...
I’ve avoided even researching what that instrument did exactly because I might want to get one. It might be an odd reason, but a big one was because I didn’t want to end up with a different format of patch cables. Anyway, I was worried half way through because of that acid bass sound but it turned out to be a nice result in the end.
Obviously, your other challenge video brought me here. It is really amazing and inspiring to see both of you getting totally out of your comfort zones and getting creative in a completely new way. :D Oh, and btw, The Notwist called and said they want that effect instrument for their studio too!
Well, I see a coco so I’m excited for this
"How does that even work!?" - the perfect response to be honest 😂
It's great to make videos about colaborations with other people doing this stuff. Sometimes it feels like the synth and production world is so individualistic, we need to construct differents ways to share with others our passion cause loneliness sucks!! Love you Hainbach, from Spain ❤️❤️
Slightly high, and man... some of these sounds do not jive with me right now.... still, so retro super awesome. Thanks Hainbach
Lots of fun! Nice to see some vides with you both :D Hope to see more in the furuew!
No labels? Hmmm.. I'd be inclined to have just run the 303 into the chopping board then plugged, turned knobs in small increments, unplugged, next socket, turned knobs.. rinse & repeat. I've no doubt that there is magic in the chopping board tho!
"Mutant Cows from Hell" would be a great name for a band!
"I've made the mutant cows from hell."
NERDS!
In addition to what concerns synthesizers we all want to know where you buy your t-shirs your sweatshirts and sweaters!!!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Alex's challenge: let's just have him figure out a modular synth he probably never played before but with clear labels, and we all know it DOES make sounds.
Hainbach: let's go full-on SAW-style riddles, and hand him his guitar and an alien wood plank with holes and banana cables.
Pretty fair... KEINE FRAGE!;)
What could possibly go wrong? You've probably summoned creatures from other worlds which summoned other creatures from other worlds, and so on and so forth.
Not sure we'll even get to to the end of April but hey... thanks!:))))
Lots of fun! Didn't hear any Chaos, though. I got my Coco V1 in November, 2011. I think it's Peter Blasser's most astounding invention. Took me years to understand the Quantussy.
The irony of it sounding like I've dropped some acid.
I sit here gaffawing my head of, especially the cats after the cows🤣
I did try the Cocoquantus for like ten minutes at one point, it infuriated me to no end, but apparently there are some really cool sounds to be had if you put in the effort to understand it somewhat.
Halleluyah, I can see the light now - guiitar into modular ! Thanks guys ..
I like it when the cows came in
Cows from hell was the most musical part haha
lets be honest, Alex had the harder challenge
Damn, that jam around 9:00 is something else...
The first 5 minutes were pure cacophony lol but still loved it
This was nervously fun to watch! :)
Some beautiful disintegrations. Makes me yearn for some live synth jam sessions.
I like the bit where the mutant cows from hell morphed into wailing cats! 🤣
Just FYI, when the 303 starts going and there's nobody talking, the auto-generated captions keep popping up with "no" to the rhythm played. Haaaaa!
What is this, a crossover episode?
That was cool, thanks you guys. Never heard of this device but it looks really interesting!
Why can't I get my mancala or cribbage boards to sound like that?
So a nice Sound Laboratory 😀 very cool idea
I'm sure that that is literally a bread board synth.
Underrated comment
Great..... thanks for taking the time to make the musik and videos, and sharing...
02:30 Thats a new genre - comedy n' synth! ;-)
Chaos in a Box - love it! So squelchy…
I like to pretend that Peter Blasser is my nemesis because his designs are so intentionally (pointlessly!??) obscure. But watching you play your expensive cutting board with the weird name (also the weird names, why are they so desperately awkward!??) is making me respect C-L a little bit more. Not for everybody, that's for sure, but okay FINE, they're pretty good :D
Also why have I not already subscribed to your channel!???!?? :D
This little wood box of pure feed-back chaos seems realy inspiring
I love that both videos have the same amount of views.
Man, that sounds amazing, y'all.
JFC in a bucket that shirt! Still a poser who used to collect junk. Awesome 😂
Well yeah, when ‘Bach’ is already in your last name, we get brilliance.
This reminds me of Czesław Niemen's "Catharsis"
Proof, if ever it was needed, that an excellent musician can make harmony out of any gear!
This was so cruel lol
Very cruel of Hainbach to do that to Alex! LOL. Love you guys.
I had to give it a like unseen, after giving the other video a look first. This ought to be ghastly...
Now this was something... The instrument seems to be made for the evil genius ^^
I cant be happier I passed on the Lombard stuff.... I like hearing other people use it though..
coco is so great (as deerhorn, and others), but so expensive
That was not fair!!! Nothing is labeled on that thang!!🤣 Alex wins!😉
Just watched Alex's video. Now for the sequel.
Imagine if you didn't allow any external inputs, necessitating the use of Quantussy as oscillators!
Hello: At around 5:46 it sound like something by Philip Glass. This was really interesting. Stay well and safe.
THOSE CHORDS ARE SO BEAUTIFUL
Cocoquantus+guitar=🖤
👍👍
just so the thumbnail and have to givbe a thumbs up already.. should be called a thumbupnail
Ok. Let s not do a search on that coco thing. No gas no 😅
Lol 😂 that was just mean 🤣 very enjoyable to watch Alex's head explode.
No labels?! Alex gets 20 minutes🤣😂😛Thanks for sharing.
"Coisa de outro mundo." Incrível, Hainbach !!
Is the Cocquantus a little like a Microcosm or a Blooper in some way? It always been a mystery for me.
Love the stereo spread
"Hi I'm Hainbach, and this is Synth Jackass"
Great job Alex ;-)
Wow this sounded great though
sounds like a mtl
count to five pedal, kinda
@Alex Ball did he just call you bald 👩🦲?? Huh..No respect!
mutant cows from hell 😆🐮🔥
This instrument is … a little loopy?