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Nice patch! I like the idea of shifting gate pattern. You could also use the CV out from the sequencer and store some 32 step melodies aka pattern shifts - that way the pattern drift will turn home save :)

Amen man I love my wavrec it’s the way

Hell Yes!

Hi. Very nice and inspiring setup. Also, it seems that the COCKPIT 1U's manual is out.

Amazing sound. What's the reverb you're using here?

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Thanks dearly for this :) By now, I've watched a few of your videos, but this one has played over and over. I'm currently using a Dark Matter for feedback duties and a Ruina Versio for end-of-chain distortion on my drums rack, and I was already considering swapping them for a 200 grit setup such as yours, but now the mid-side thing completely got me going. Don't you get any phase issues when mixing the grits back with the dry signal? What about the Data Bender? I'm asking because I was running the B output of my mixer into DB and then mixing it with the dry signal using an xfade. This was really fun, but there was some sort of micro-delay somewhere, because you could definitely hear the phase issues (mostly on kick, snare and hats). I recently tried making the volume on the DB a bit lower in relation to the dry signal, which makes this issue less noticeable. I also use Data Bender mostly for mids and highs, so I mostly keep the kick out of its path, but I'm considering using Divikid's Stereo Strip to tame both the DB's volume and EQ, so maybe I'll be able to fit the kick back in. The Zazgreb was a great idea though. Have you ever experienced such phase issues when mixing signals back together? How did you deal with that? Sorry for the rant and thanks again, keep up the good music and videos ! :)

Yes! Dang! So good!

For me, recording into a daw is a requirement. I mostly use my modular to create samples, which then become the foundation for a lager track in Ableton. Recently ive lowered my barrier-to-entry-for-patching by just keeping everything else permanently set up. I've stopped storing my system on a shelf -- now it lives on top of the shelves, which i stand at to play. The patch cables no longer live in a bag, but in an open box right next to the system. My audio interface is permanently connected to modular, since i rarely use it to record anything else. Ive even taken to storing my laptop next to the system. All i have to do in preparation for a patch is launch ableton, plug my interface into the computer, and power on the modular. To anyone else who relies on a daw for recording, id highly recommend letting your system take over a surface (if you can spare one). I patch about a bajillion percent more than i did when i kept everything stored away. I was thinking recently about getting the wav recorder, but i think it would actually hinder my creative process more than helping it. It would be a little easier to start patching, but then loading those samples into Ableton would become the chore. But its nice to see it doing its job well for folks with different workflows!

Wallop 🌝

Wow; totally epic mate 👏👏👏😎

Great jam! How are you liking the T12? Is it immediate enough?

Dope!

im so early

Awesome!

Still excellent!

This shit is incredible dog thanks for uploading such an educational video. takin notes over here.

aquarium industrial!

I love my Polygogo. did you sell it? Maybe I'll see you at the next knob con next week.

sick use of projections dude

The next iteration of samplerslicer by Ginko is doing exactly what you're doing minus the screen operations and more hands on controls to mess around with the recorded material & I'm pretty sure that when you go as crazy as you do when performing the last thing you wanna do is to deal with a more "quiet ambient focused" interface - batch coming this fall :)

Yeah, both cases sound massive in this performance 🙌🔈

Thanks for the video - only just found out :D Greetings from Voltage vibes

🎵darling it's better down where it's wetter DUN-DUN-DUN DUNF DUNF DUNF / DUN-DUN-DUN DUNF DUNF DUNF

Yes! Also, love this iteration of the setup. Brilliant!

Yep, Detroit Pink 87 is a wonderful thing for live performances!!

Hey man old video but does a matrix mixer work in the same way and more as say send and returns on a general mixer? For example, does a matrix mixer allow for making a 2nd copy of the original dry track you want to effect to send to an fx module and back and have parallel processing like a general send and return or does the circuity just blend the signals together? Trying to decide on whether to get an expensive mixer just to have the stereo send and returns. Hate wet/dry mix knob on anything. The fx and dry track never sound good with serial processing to me compared to parallel.

That’s one expensive fart sound😂

Maybe just think a bit more about what you're trying to achieve before you buy something?

Couldn’t you rotate the Morphagene varispeed full clockwise or counterclockwise and send exact constant voltage to the cv input (from Zadar maybe) to keep it steady on “green”? And even pull the knob out altogether not to accidentally touch it.

Thanks! So inspiring to hear your thoughts behind the one million choices you get when you design a eurorack setup. Previously I had only seen your L-R 100 grit setup, which made me realize I could get halfway there using my single 100 grit in the side-channel of my lrmsmslr. Felt pretty smug about not having to buy another one. Now I see the benefits of also running one in the mid channel :/ Regarding morphagene: not familiar with that module, but it looks like there's an attenuated cv-input. Would it help to patch that up, so you have a bit of a wider sweet spot? It looks like you have a channel of duatt available for this. Might as well take the offending knob off so it's less likely you bump into it.

hi

But how do you get rid of the distortion ?

love this, sounds fantastic

Shame there’s not a turntable trigger button on the Detroit pink as well, so you could do super fast ratchets etc

Interesting how different we all are!

I was thinking about trying my hand at a patch like this in my rack and it occurs to me that the Lúbadh might be a better option for you vs the Morphagene given the way you're using it. You can get it to do the arm-then-record thing and either link the two sides or operate them independently. Also has some optional tape saturation emulation you might enjoy. The features are all pretty malleable with the text file thing it loads via USB on the back. I believe it's the same size (without the expander) as well. Anyway, I love your stuff! Thanks for sharing!

I use a master filter and a master compressor…. Do you think Wyvern might be able to fill both roles? Certainly sounded like some beautiful limiting/saturation going on! Do you think you could replace librae legio with it (if you weren’t using it for high resonance fun)?

@16:30 yea, the hat is no where near a 909. Too bad they don't have much sample memory in this potion. Maybe a next upgrade that replaces the back-end chip? Nice experiment! ⚡

Hey thanks for the great video. I've been interested in the Wyvern for a moment. Ordered one after your little review. Cheers!

How do you like it? I bought a used TSNM MkII like 30 seconds before this was announced, and I've been wondering how they compare

OAM Uncertainty there, try flashing it with the vu-meter firmware. Then it's a vu meter with a gate out for every level. it's super interesting for feedback, triggering sounds you feed into itself

How much time do you get out of that battery? Been thinking about how to get out with my current 4u case and wondered about different solutions. Something that I can just put in the standard power sounds cool. There are also the MyVolts battery and cable I thought might work too. But that’s just 65w I think.

Seeing how each of your cases have a matrix mixer in it, definitely makes me want to pick one up. Are they difficult as diy for a beginner?