thank you soo much 4 yet again a very informative Crave tutorial, as its much easier to pick up how 2 n tips from hands on vids like this, as its quite a bit o kit this crave ,as just been puttin me sq1 tru it...
Yeah the Crave has a lot going for it. I have a few more up my sleeve to do on this. Mainly around performance, because at the end of the day it is a performance synth I reckon.
Cheers, I think I am getting better at the tutorials. There is much more to dig into on this so I feel a few more crave tutorials coming on. There are a couple of elements I glossed over here which I could cover in more depth
No worries glad you found it useful. If you are not subscribed you should do as I am back on the Crave this week looking at making acid style patterns and sounds.
Brilliant video. Can't thank you enough. All the other beginner vids seem to assume you already know how to use the crave. This REALLY is the business. Learnt more in this video than 20 others. Thanks!👍
Thanks, that really means a lot. Just want to help people get up and running with this lovely little monosynth. If you know anyone else who would find it useful please pass it on.
Excellent video! Thank you for taking the time to do this. I'm picking one of these this week and looking forward to getting my teeth into it. Could i ask, does the DIN MIDI out send the sequencer signals out to drive another device or is it just a thru/bypass? Also i see there is a line out, that 3.5mm one, is that stereo or mono output? Sorry for the barrage of questions!
To be honest I haven't tried to drive an external synth with the onboard sequencer, but it is an interesting experiment. When I get some time back I might have a play with that. As for the output, there is a VCA/line output in mono and a stereo headphone out. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.
@@DocBolus nice one! I'm thinking I might try doing the usb midi out to drive my wasp and then have the thru midi from that running into my c64 midi interface. So many choices! Anyway, cracking channel, glad I found you! Keep up the good work
@@classic_adventure Cheers appreciate the love. It's been a bit neglected over the last couple of years as real life has got in the way. Give it a year or so and I will have got some stuff done and be able to get back to some serious playtime.
Hello doc! Do u know the crave Can also Play BACKWARDS! For this press shift play /stop. And one of the direction buttons( keyboard /step) , if u want change it again it’s the same with the other direction button…. Have a nice Sunday and a lot of fun….
Not as far as I know, to be honest the effects were just on the channel I plugged into, but I very rarely use chorus so it is unlikely. Will do the next video with the Crave completely dry.
As far as I am aware you can't save patches, mainly because some of the patches involve having physical cables routing inputs and outputs. You can save sequences on the sequencer though.
Thanks mate fantastic tutorial no long winded intro just straight to it explained brilliantly. Appreciate you very much!
Thank you so much, glad it was useful and I appreciate you watching.
Thank you very much . Just got one and i really like your Videos . Thanks
Thanks, more to come on the Crave. It's taken a while but I am really getting into it.
@@DocBolus cant wait. All the Basics are very important for me . Thanks again
@@cesarioborga Anything specific give me a shout and I'll do what I can to address it.
Cool and interesting jam!
Thanks, glad you enjoyed.
Nice! Just got one, will be going through your videos!
They are lovely little monosynths and really powerful for their apparent simplicity
Perfect ! Thanks for recommending this video, Doc.
No worries, glad it helped you out.
thank you soo much 4 yet again a very informative Crave tutorial, as its much easier to pick up how 2 n tips from hands on vids like this, as its quite a bit o kit this crave ,as just been puttin me sq1 tru it...
Yeah the Crave has a lot going for it. I have a few more up my sleeve to do on this. Mainly around performance, because at the end of the day it is a performance synth I reckon.
Awesome tutorial for an awesome synth! 👍👍👍
Cheers, I think I am getting better at the tutorials. There is much more to dig into on this so I feel a few more crave tutorials coming on. There are a couple of elements I glossed over here which I could cover in more depth
@@DocBolus You are getting better, but I must say, also your early tutorials were nice, because they showed how passionate you are!
Thanks Q_yr you are very kind.
Thanks a lot for this tutorial..
No worries glad you found it useful. If you are not subscribed you should do as I am back on the Crave this week looking at making acid style patterns and sounds.
Brilliant video. Can't thank you enough. All the other beginner vids seem to assume you already know how to use the crave. This REALLY is the business. Learnt more in this video than 20 others. Thanks!👍
Thanks, that really means a lot. Just want to help people get up and running with this lovely little monosynth. If you know anyone else who would find it useful please pass it on.
had that tv when i was little! thanks dude great work keep em coming
Seee I always wanted to be on telly when I was a kid!!!!
Glad you enjoyed found it useful, will keep putting stuff up.
Brilliantly done...
Thank you...
Glad I could help, I have a few more crave tutorials floating about but if you want to know anything else please ask.
Cool channel👌
Cheers really appreciated. Love to see you come back always more of this half arsed tutorial nonsense coming.
ty bro amazing
No worries, glad you found it useful
Excellent video! Thank you for taking the time to do this. I'm picking one of these this week and looking forward to getting my teeth into it.
Could i ask, does the DIN MIDI out send the sequencer signals out to drive another device or is it just a thru/bypass? Also i see there is a line out, that 3.5mm one, is that stereo or mono output? Sorry for the barrage of questions!
To be honest I haven't tried to drive an external synth with the onboard sequencer, but it is an interesting experiment. When I get some time back I might have a play with that.
As for the output, there is a VCA/line output in mono and a stereo headphone out.
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.
@@DocBolus nice one! I'm thinking I might try doing the usb midi out to drive my wasp and then have the thru midi from that running into my c64 midi interface. So many choices! Anyway, cracking channel, glad I found you! Keep up the good work
@@classic_adventure Cheers appreciate the love. It's been a bit neglected over the last couple of years as real life has got in the way. Give it a year or so and I will have got some stuff done and be able to get back to some serious playtime.
@@DocBolus power to you man. Good luck!
Hello doc! Do u know the crave Can also Play BACKWARDS! For this press shift play /stop. And one of the direction buttons( keyboard /step) , if u want change it again it’s the same with the other direction button…. Have a nice Sunday and a lot of fun….
Very cool, I really must get it to play with more often.
Yes , u should do this! 👾👾👾👾@@DocBolus
What effects are you using ?
There is just a smidge of reverb from the Phonic Helix board mixer. It is a bit dry on it's own but that should not put you off.
@@DocBolus Oh, ok, I felt a bit of chorus too
Not as far as I know, to be honest the effects were just on the channel I plugged into, but I very rarely use chorus so it is unlikely. Will do the next video with the Crave completely dry.
can you save patches on the crave? because on thomann website says it does. maybe the 2022 model can save patches? thanks
As far as I am aware you can't save patches, mainly because some of the patches involve having physical cables routing inputs and outputs. You can save sequences on the sequencer though.
@@DocBolus okay thanks for replying
@@marcoagius6926 No worries, thanks for watching 😀