It multiplies, it divides, you can control the mult/div factor with CV, and there's a built in tap clock if you need it. This is one module I will never part with. Glad the demo was useful to you!
happy new year, joshua!! I forget... did I already check in with you on that front, or was that a more general happy holidays type a' thing? whatever the case, happy days to you & yours, señor!! thanks so much for this vid!!
Oh, you mean the way the channels on Mutable Shades are normaled into each other? That would certainly work .. but applying an offset would have the same effect as turning the control knob on the QCD, wouldn't it? At the cost of using up a Shades channel that might be better spent attenuating another signal .. or would it . hmm I'll have to think about this. Thanks for the tip!
Awesome demo. Thank you! I was looking for a divider / multiplier and the 4MS seems to have everything I am looking for.
It multiplies, it divides, you can control the mult/div factor with CV, and there's a built in tap clock if you need it. This is one module I will never part with. Glad the demo was useful to you!
Josh i may get this to use with the Squid Salmple...seems like i would have some fun since it has manual knobs for Division on each output..
happy new year, joshua!! I forget... did I already check in with you on that front, or was that a more general happy holidays type a' thing? whatever the case, happy days to you & yours, señor!! thanks so much for this vid!!
Thanks! I think Happy Holidays covers all of them.
@@JoshuaKennedy321 oh, yeah... I suppose it does. well... I appreciate the video all the same.
Great video, thanks!
Glad you liked / found it useful! Thanks for the comment.
Great videos! btw, for the hats: if you insert the lfo into ch.1, ch.2 will act as an offset. Cheers!
Oh, you mean the way the channels on Mutable Shades are normaled into each other? That would certainly work .. but applying an offset would have the same effect as turning the control knob on the QCD, wouldn't it? At the cost of using up a Shades channel that might be better spent attenuating another signal .. or would it . hmm
I'll have to think about this. Thanks for the tip!