Jeremy, I just wanted you to know I keep coming back to this fucking video cuz these jams are soooooo good. And I might be getting a castor and Pollux of my own today 🤭
Came for the ferret thumbnail. Not disappointed. This video is mustellar. I love what you do, great musicianship, really refreshing to hear something else than bleeps and bloops in a gear demo (reminded me a lot of disasterpeace here and there). Keep up the awesome work !
if/when i get into modular, I'm definitely making this a part of my system, I've always loved that Juno sound. The only thing it's missing is the lusciously lush chorus (wow, that's a tongue twister), but that's another module for another time. Thank you so much for the sick jams, Jeremy
Getting ready to settle in to work late tonight. Listening to this video has become a ritual for me. The opening 2 minutes are like turning the windshield wipers on when ADHD symptoms are raining. It lets me settle into myself to design. Thank you.
I own a Soundforce DCO which is also modeled after the Juno. I never thought I would find an oscillator I liked the raw sound of more. This is just...ughhhhh I was saving for a Hydrasynth lol
i’m just now getting into analog, and really synthesis in general. but wow does this sound incredible. i just got the behringer 2600 but this will definitely come next
That sound incredible. I was going to comment on how absolutely sick 1:56 sounds, then I noticed the groove sounded familiar. I realized it reminded me a lot of the feel of Reggie's Song. So.. when can we expect a modular remix
OMG! This is rad! I can't wait for mine now. This is actually the first module I ever ordered (on pre-order but still, my first $ spent in modular), I love the sound of the Juno and it also feels good to support minority-owned businesses.
At the opening there, Why do I feel like eating haggis? Joke aside, Good show as always. The module makes me think of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's "The Little Prince", but probably intended to look a "bit" like childhood nostalgia.
so good to hear castor and pollux in action! a lot of the tones you dialed in literally made my jaw drop. just curious, and apologies if i missed it, but what were you using to trigger the melodies?
Such a gorgeous module. Constructive crit: I wish you'd adjust knobs from the side so we could see, instead of covering a really nice close-up with arm and hand.
If I had gear that made sound starting at about 6:00 minutes I think it would be a very bad thing for me getting anything done ever, thems are some delicious ear calories.
Great videos I can't get enough so ty for all your hard work it shows. I would like your opinion on 2 modules 1) castor & pollux the dual oscilator and the Erica synth black vco2 with the expander. What module would you choose between the 2? I follow your channel clearly you are well educated in this area. Your opinion means a lot. Ty for your help. Cheers Shawn
1:53 I call BS! This is an amiga chiptune overdubbed on the video! Superb sequencing Jeremy! (Aside, unless I missed it in the onscreen type, what are you using for sequencing for this demo?)
@@RedMeansRecording I more meant that it's impressive but it does have a bit of an intimidating look at first glance. Going to be watching some videos on it now.
I'm no astronomer, but I do know that Castor and Pollux Troy are the names of Nicholas Cage and his brother in Face/Off. So I assume this is music for some kind of reboot.
this sounds dope. and i have one preordered. and i'm excite. question: how much do you think about tuning when you use your modular? the pitch CV coming out of hermod goes into the C&P. but there's also a pitch knob (which it looks like you turn to the far right?). so... do you tune the oscillators at all? do you use any quantizing? at which stage in the patch do you do any of that? or do you wing it all by ear and I should learn to relax? THANKS!! :D
Hey Frank, I'm Thea from Winterbloom. I care a lot about tuning and such and I knew the minipots would have some drawbacks. I actually made those pitch adjustment knobs have a non-linear response so that it's easier to tune them true to pitch. You can read more about it here: gemini.wntr.dev/#tuning
This demo and the visibility you are bringing to Winterbloom makes my heart happy!
A great many binkletinkles contained herein.
to winterbloom modular, the first minute fifty from this guy earned you some money. ordered v2 yesterday.
I could listen to the "unquantized ambient melody" section all day - beautiful stuff!
Jeremy, I just wanted you to know I keep coming back to this fucking video cuz these jams are soooooo good. And I might be getting a castor and Pollux of my own today 🤭
❤️
This thing built up on itself is amazing. That final fantasy piece really makes it shine
Came for the ferret thumbnail. Not disappointed. This video is mustellar. I love what you do, great musicianship, really refreshing to hear something else than bleeps and bloops in a gear demo (reminded me a lot of disasterpeace here and there). Keep up the awesome work !
❤️
Have been excited to hear this one, thanks for posting 🙏🏻
I'm really digging all these modular videos, especially ones like this where you showcase a specific module!
that dual sharp adsr electro rhythm is AMAZING. Songify that one!
if/when i get into modular, I'm definitely making this a part of my system, I've always loved that Juno sound. The only thing it's missing is the lusciously lush chorus (wow, that's a tongue twister), but that's another module for another time. Thank you so much for the sick jams, Jeremy
Getting ready to settle in to work late tonight. Listening to this video has become a ritual for me. The opening 2 minutes are like turning the windshield wipers on when ADHD symptoms are raining. It lets me settle into myself to design. Thank you.
Dude, thank you for putting this together -- I got in on the first batch and I'm so damn excited to play with this thing now. Sounds amazing.
I saw a post about this module and the “Juno” selling point grabbed me, then the pretty panel grabbed me... and then this demo sold me.
This entire thing is soooooo fire. What an amazing demo-set!
That is about the cleanest and most attractive modular setup I've ever seen.
Oh man, I just got a shiver from that PWM.
on repeat again
Cheers!!!
came for sound demo stayed for final fantasy adventure theme. beautiful module.
When I heard those first tones, I was reminded of the old adage "a gentleman is someone who can play the bagpipes... but doesnt".
As soon as a get mine, I try to let it play Flower of Scotland for sure.
Killer as always. This had refreshed my coffee and watered my crops. 🙏
This is the first time I have heard an actual tune on a modular, usually its bloops bleeps and space farts, Kudos!
Check out Colin Benders
your presentation to me, explains the story...from cover to cover, thanks
Openning melody is absolutely beautiful!
Well done! So glad you got into modular - you continue to be hugely inspiring.
There are no instances where I walk away unsatisfied from your videos. YAGD (Yet Another Great Demo).
This is really good
Intro sounds like something out of Stardew Valley, Celeste, or one of those retro games. Very warm and fuzzy :)
Jeremy you, one of the lovielst of all humans, you DID IT AGAIN... i spent some money on tech. This is definetely the osci i was looking for, amazing!
Really nice piece of gear, love the full bright sound.
Wow, I haven’t thought of Final Fantasy Adventure in forever.
Great rest of the video too.. but that was unexpected memories there.
wonderful demo. A piece of art in itself. Final fantasy got me.
Beautiful, really loved the adsr electro and final fantasy part, but it was all ofcourse a great listen! Sounds like a very nice module!
What lovely sounds! Very inspiring videos as always!
holy shit the final song. Sorry Chord V2, you are getting replaced in my rack
That last tune was super cute!! I loved it
6:25 - Yes - I wan't that! What a tune Jeremy!!!
the jams in this video are SO GOOD
I own a Soundforce DCO which is also modeled after the Juno. I never thought I would find an oscillator I liked the raw sound of more. This is just...ughhhhh I was saving for a Hydrasynth lol
Holy smokes this thing sounds incredible
The Blades Filter section is what I want to listen to while I fly Airwolf around, solving crimes and righting wrongs.
I love everything you made with it! 🥰
Damn some sick melodies and grooves
Loved this, especially part 4. 4:50
i’m just now getting into analog, and really synthesis in general. but wow does this sound incredible. i just got the behringer 2600 but this will definitely come next
You really have your shit together in this video! Great module and control over your rig!
Absolute banger. That square is PHAT.
Thank you for making music in your demo rather than a ton of sound!
That sound incredible. I was going to comment on how absolutely sick 1:56 sounds, then I noticed the groove sounded familiar. I realized it reminded me a lot of the feel of Reggie's Song. So.. when can we expect a modular remix
WINTERBLOOM THE GOAT
great vid and explain you touch my brain and my
Sounds good.
within 5 minutes of this I already preordered one. holy shit i want it terribly
Awesome! Would love to pair this up with the new Jove filter for some awesome classic tones. Your patch sounds very Tangerine Dream like!
Thanks mate; great demo 👍
oof couldn't not order one after listening to this demo! Amazing!
OMG! This is rad! I can't wait for mine now.
This is actually the first module I ever ordered (on pre-order but still, my first $ spent in modular), I love the sound of the Juno and it also feels good to support minority-owned businesses.
Wonderful !
Really cool module. I think it sounds closer to a c64 than a Juno 106/60, perhaps a little like Juno 1. I'd love to hear a waveform comparison.
7:07 to 7:09 transition
So many bangers! 🤘
So nice !!!
Bootyfull, and smart use
Jesus, Jeremy.
great presentation, but now I've got part 2 stuck in my head :D
Damn that was a fun demo!
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
One day I might get into Eurorack......one day.....
god this thing sounds damn good
Dude... 🤩
Juicy
At the opening there, Why do I feel like eating haggis? Joke aside, Good show as always. The module makes me think of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's "The Little Prince", but probably intended to look a "bit" like childhood nostalgia.
Yes!!! I got this feeling exactly. It's so bright and warm
@@RedLeaderTrackMaster : )
Sounds amazing!!! @_____@
so good to hear castor and pollux in action! a lot of the tones you dialed in literally made my jaw drop. just curious, and apologies if i missed it, but what were you using to trigger the melodies?
I used the Squarp Hermod
@@RedMeansRecording sweet, thanks!
Such a gorgeous module. Constructive crit: I wish you'd adjust knobs from the side so we could see, instead of covering a really nice close-up with arm and hand.
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Anyone ideas how Jeremy sequenced the funky bass line starting at 1:56? It sounds so lively. Maybe a CV looper?
This first patch is none-more-children's-science-PBS and I am here for it
album of this when, would purchse
Dammit.
Alright, I'm gonna need to try and make modular happen now just because of this...
Nice ferret thumbnail
If I had gear that made sound starting at about 6:00 minutes I think it would be a very bad thing for me getting anything done ever, thems are some delicious ear calories.
Mmm... them sweet, meaty squares and saws... Nom. Thx~ :B
Anyone have tuning problems with these oscillators through the octaves?
What are you using for the drum sounds in these demos, Jeremy? They all sound so good
I definitely unintentionally copied the first jam in this video with one of the first jams i did on my deluge when i got it lmao
Great videos I can't get enough so ty for all your hard work it shows. I would like your opinion on 2 modules 1) castor & pollux
the dual oscilator and the Erica synth black vco2 with the expander. What module would you choose between the 2? I follow your channel clearly you are well educated in this area. Your opinion means a lot.
Ty for your help.
Cheers
Shawn
Sold me one...
1:53 I call BS! This is an amiga chiptune overdubbed on the video! Superb sequencing Jeremy! (Aside, unless I missed it in the onscreen type, what are you using for sequencing for this demo?)
Hermod!
@@RedMeansRecording That is one crazy sequencer! I need to look more into it now.
It's pretty straightforward actually!
@@RedMeansRecording I more meant that it's impressive but it does have a bit of an intimidating look at first glance. Going to be watching some videos on it now.
I would listen to "dual melody through blades" in my car if it were a full song
I'm no astronomer, but I do know that Castor and Pollux Troy are the names of Nicholas Cage and his brother in Face/Off. So I assume this is music for some kind of reboot.
What final fantasy song is at 14:49? I want to make a high quality rip of it.
Great video! Is that your ferret?? 😍
no, haha
I absolutely love the part 5. Is this gonna be a full song that i can buy on bandcamp ?
For the sequence at around 3:55, how did you manage to get these random melodic fills breaking up the main sequence? Is there a module for that?
I think I played live over the sequence
Stop.Selling.Me.Stuff
;-P
#RedMeansBadThingsInBanking
And now I want a ferret too...ah piss!
#redstonks
Absolutely gorgeous stuff ! What are u using for the drums ?
VPME QD with custom samples
Wait so it’s panel is back lit by rgbs? Those lights are built into the module and not something you’re doing?
this sounds dope. and i have one preordered. and i'm excite.
question: how much do you think about tuning when you use your modular? the pitch CV coming out of hermod goes into the C&P. but there's also a pitch knob (which it looks like you turn to the far right?). so... do you tune the oscillators at all? do you use any quantizing? at which stage in the patch do you do any of that? or do you wing it all by ear and I should learn to relax?
THANKS!! :D
I tune to scopes and by ear when needed.
Hey Frank, I'm Thea from Winterbloom. I care a lot about tuning and such and I knew the minipots would have some drawbacks. I actually made those pitch adjustment knobs have a non-linear response so that it's easier to tune them true to pitch. You can read more about it here: gemini.wntr.dev/#tuning
this module was named after Castor Troy and Pollux Troy from Face/Off?
I could eat a peach for hours