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Sarah Belle Reid meets Gliss
This video is the third in a series in which we get Gliss in the hands of artists we deeply respect. In this video the Canadian-born musician and educator, Sarah Belle Reid, explores the timbral possibilities of Gliss by using it extensively as a non-linear waveshaper.
Check out our blog for the full story: blog.bela.io/sarah-belle-reid-meets-gliss/
Buy Gliss: shop.bela.io/products/gliss
Check out our blog for the full story: blog.bela.io/sarah-belle-reid-meets-gliss/
Buy Gliss: shop.bela.io/products/gliss
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Gliss Patch Notes: Record Mode Synced to a Clock
Просмотров 4244 месяца назад
Patch Notes is a new series of instructional videos designed to help you get the most out of Gliss and provide a source of ideas for fueling your own experiments and discoveries. Together we will explore possibilities opened by placing Gliss in the midst of a larger patch rather than directly to its final destination, by mixing signals to combine touch control with traditional modulation source...
Gliss Patch Notes: Performance Attenuator with Signal Mode
Просмотров 2094 месяца назад
Patch Notes is a new series of instructional videos designed to help you get the most out of Gliss and provide a source of ideas for fuelling your own experiments and discoveries. Together we will explore possibilities opened by placing Gliss in the midst of a larger patch rather than directly to its final destination, by mixing signals to combine touch control with traditional modulation sourc...
Tristan Arp meets Gliss
Просмотров 5145 месяцев назад
This video is the second in a series in which we get Gliss in the hands of artists we deeply respect. A native of the Detroit suburbs, Tristan Arp has been making explorative electronic music for more than a decade. In this video he explores Control Mode on Gliss as a strumming interface for Mutable Instruments' Rings. Check out our blog for the full story: blog.bela.io/tristan-arp-meets-gliss/...
Barker meets Gliss
Просмотров 2,1 тыс.7 месяцев назад
This video is the first in a new series in which we get Gliss in the hands of artists we deeply respect. It is our great pleasure to open this series with Barker, a Berlin-based electronic musician and DJ working on the outer limits of dance music. Check out our blog for the full story: blog.bela.io/barker-meets-gliss/ Buy Gliss: shop.bela.io/products/gliss Quick patch explanation from Sam for ...
Gliss Video Manual
Просмотров 6 тыс.8 месяцев назад
The Gliss Video Manual covers everything you need to know about your module. Gliss is a 4HP Eurorack module which uses a recordable touch sensor to introduce gestural control into modular systems. Gliss is available on the Bela shop ( shop.bela.io/products/gliss ), as well as a network of worldwide distributors ( bela.io/products/gliss/#availability ). Download the PDF version of the Gliss manu...
Gliss Dev Diaries: Physical Models
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.Год назад
In this dev diary we look at Gliss controlling Rings by Mutable Instruments. This is not the original Rings but rather a Pure Data implementation running on our Pepper module. We love Mutable Instruments and take great inspiration from their open source ethos, design philosophy and incredible synthesiser modules. We will miss them! Gliss is the perfect counterpart for complex synthesis models a...
Gliss Dev Diaries: Expressive Keyboard Mode
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.Год назад
These videos show the current state of the Gliss firmware and each focus on a specific mode. Please note that we are actively working on the firmware for Gliss with a group of beta testers and everything is subject to change. We welcome any feedback you have. The expressive keyboard mode transforms the touch strip into 5 pressure sensitive buttons with vibrato. Each button can be tuned to a fix...
Gliss Dev Diaries: Record and Waveshape Mode
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.Год назад
These videos show the current state of the Gliss firmware and each focus on a specific mode. Please note that we are actively working on the firmware for Gliss with a group of beta testers and everything is subject to change. We welcome any feedback you have. Help bring Gliss into the world and be one of the first to get this module by backing us on Crowd Supply: www.crowdsupply.com/augmented-i...
Gliss Dev Diaries: Scale-Meter Mode
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.Год назад
These videos show the current state of the Gliss firmware and each focus on a specific mode. Please note that we are actively working on the firmware for Gliss with a group of beta testers and everything is subject to change. We welcome any feedback you have. Help bring Gliss into the world and be one of the first to get this module by backing us on Crowd Supply: www.crowdsupply.com/augmented-i...
Gliss Dev Diaries: Mode Selection and Direct Control
Просмотров 1,4 тыс.Год назад
These videos show the current state of the Gliss firmware and each focus on a specific mode. Please note that we are actively working on the firmware for Gliss with a group of beta testers and everything is subject to change. We welcome any feedback you have. Help bring Gliss into the world and be one of the first to get this module by backing us on Crowd Supply: www.crowdsupply.com/augmented-i...
Gliss: Modular Synth Touch Control
Просмотров 11 тыс.Год назад
⚡️GLISS IS AVAILABLE NOW!⚡️ Get it here: shop.bela.io/collections/modular/products/gliss Gliss is an elegant and intuitive synthesizer module for touch control. This Eurorack module operates in four modes: - Control (control signals directly with touch position and touch size) - Record (draw in waveforms of up to 75 seconds and play them back in a variety of ways) - Signal (scale, smooth, offse...
Get Started with the Bela Mini Multichannel Expander
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.2 года назад
This video gives a quick crash course on how to get up and running with the Bela Mini Multichannel Expander. For a full step-by-step guide please see: learn.bela.io/products/multichannel/bela-mini-multichannel-expander/ The multichannel expander connects to Bela Mini to give you a total of 8 channels of audio in, and 8 channels of audio out while still having all of Bela's high-performance conn...
Bela Mini Multichannel Expander
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.2 года назад
Introducing the latest board in the Bela toolbox: the Bela Mini Multichannel Expander. This expansion board for the Bela Mini brings multichannel audio into your projects to open new frontiers in instrument design, interactivity and sound installations. The multichannel expander connects to Bela Mini to give you a total of 8 channels of audio in, and 8 channels of audio out while still having a...
Hello from Bela
Просмотров 3,4 тыс.3 года назад
Bela creates the finest tools for ambitious creators who are working with sensors and sound. Whether you’re a musician who wants to make an effects pedal, an artist creating a sound installation, or an engineer who needs an ultra-responsive system, we makes tools that make your ambitions possible. On our RUclips channel you can find tutorials, product features and launches, projects made with B...
Pepper, a DIY Eurorack module for Bela
Просмотров 4,6 тыс.3 года назад
Pepper, a DIY Eurorack module for Bela
21: ARM Assembly Language, C++ Real-Time Audio Programming with Bela
Просмотров 3,3 тыс.3 года назад
21: ARM Assembly Language, C Real-Time Audio Programming with Bela
Designing Flexible Sensors in KiCad with Flex PCB
Просмотров 19 тыс.3 года назад
Designing Flexible Sensors in KiCad with Flex PCB
Trill Flex: Flexible Touch Sensing For Makers
Просмотров 6 тыс.3 года назад
Trill Flex: Flexible Touch Sensing For Makers
20: Phase Vocoder (part 3), C++ Real-Time Audio Programming with Bela
Просмотров 5 тыс.3 года назад
20: Phase Vocoder (part 3), C Real-Time Audio Programming with Bela
19: Phase Vocoder (part 2), C++ Real-Time Audio Programming with Bela
Просмотров 3,7 тыс.3 года назад
19: Phase Vocoder (part 2), C Real-Time Audio Programming with Bela
18: Phase Vocoder (part 1), C++ Real-Time Audio Programming with Bela
Просмотров 8 тыс.3 года назад
18: Phase Vocoder (part 1), C Real-Time Audio Programming with Bela
17: Block-based Processing, C++ Real-Time Audio Programming with Bela
Просмотров 4,3 тыс.3 года назад
17: Block-based Processing, C Real-Time Audio Programming with Bela
16: MIDI part 2, C++ Real-Time Audio Programming with Bela
Просмотров 2 тыс.3 года назад
16: MIDI part 2, C Real-Time Audio Programming with Bela
15: MIDI part 1, C++ Real-Time Audio Programming with Bela
Просмотров 6 тыс.3 года назад
15: MIDI part 1, C Real-Time Audio Programming with Bela
14: ADSR, C++ Real-Time Audio Programming with Bela
Просмотров 2,5 тыс.3 года назад
14: ADSR, C Real-Time Audio Programming with Bela
Fabric Interfaces Tutorial: E-Textiles, Conductive Thread and Trill Craft
Просмотров 17 тыс.3 года назад
Fabric Interfaces Tutorial: E-Textiles, Conductive Thread and Trill Craft
13: State Machines, C++ Real-Time Audio Programming with Bela
Просмотров 2,2 тыс.4 года назад
13: State Machines, C Real-Time Audio Programming with Bela
12: Envelopes, C++ Real-Time Audio Programming with Bela
Просмотров 3 тыс.4 года назад
12: Envelopes, C Real-Time Audio Programming with Bela
11: Circular Buffers, C++ Real-Time Audio Programming with Bela
Просмотров 8 тыс.4 года назад
11: Circular Buffers, C Real-Time Audio Programming with Bela
What are the differences among "Window Size", "Hop Size", "System Audio Buffer Size", "Circular Buffer Size"?
Window size is the number of input samples used in each FFT. Hop size is the number of input samples between successive FFts. System audio buffer size may not have a unique definition, but it's most likely the number of audio frames in an audio callback (in the case of Bela, the value of BelaContext's audioFrames), "circular buffer size" is the number of elements contained in the circular buffer.
I respect Sarah, she is easily the best person to make weird noises with a module like Gliss.
Okay, I had been thinking about eventually adding this to my setup, but this little module appears to have WAY more possibility than I had considered. Also, great to have SBR on the channel as she always finds new ways to explore modular devices.
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Had no idea it could do this. I was thinking to get a second Gliss, I’m convinced now.
I bought two Gliss off the bat and I do not regret it. I kind of want two more.
SAME :))) I used the sliders and touch (as cv controllers) and that was good enough!
Is that possible to download this 5*6 touch pad kicad file directly
Is it possible to create a video for changing the voice entirely?
This is the best series I’ve seen on this topic
These are great videos. Really clear - thanks.
My video on sequencing breaks in modular dropping Friday could have used this. Might have to do an update using gliss!!!! Gliss is fantastic. Also - verbos 😍😍😍
Can you ahare serial port midi interface in bela
you can u21se the serial port for midi input, if that's the question
Very clever, and looks very musical. One small question, why only 5 steps? I imagine there must be some technical limits when setting up the touch area or something? Otherwise surely 8 notes/divisions (to at least get a complete scale) could have been very useful.
It's an arbitrary limit, which we set for the menu: it's hard to reliably touch a discrete positions when there are more than 5 in the limited space of the faceplate. It's possible that for keyboard/sequencer use it wouldn't be too bad to have a few more, but 8 seems like a lot.
are these sensors touch and pressure responsive?
they measure capacitance only. With the right geometry of pads you can get touch size which can work as a proxy for touch pressure in certain contexts.
Great video! How you manage to use ipad as an oscilloscope?
the rightmost module is Bela's Pepper, it is connected over wifi to the same network as the iPad and so what you see on the iPad is the Bela scope, hosted on the Pepper and shown in the iPad's browser.
Nice! Thanks @@oromoiluig
Super helpful to understand what's possible. Keep it up! 👍😄
Nice video!)
Beautiful! 😻
How do you implement a delay without the popping when you move change the delay depth value?
you need to smooth the changing of the delay time across several frames or even blocks to minimise the "jumps" . This is a pretty common approach across time-varying audio effects.
@@oromoiluig Value ramps are good, I just wish I knew the secrets being used in commercial plugins :p
What about the fifth preset on voltage range? this one appears as multicolor full band? I can't find info on manual neither here about that.... Thanks!
the order of the ranges as you cycle through them is: • 0V:10V • -5V:5V • 0V:5V • -5V:10V • custom range The custom range by default is -2V to 7V (currently), but it can be adjusted by hold-pressing the selector and move the two pointers that appear then. See page 15 of the Gliss manual.
Thanks @@oromoiluig, better explained than manual : )
just got my trill craft, used arduino nano instead of a micro so midi didnt work, ordered a micro so hopefully the circuit works since I didnt get to test fully
OMG! What a class!
Would it be possible to create multiple strips/areas per unit? Ie, a 4x4 grid (16 channels), then 2 strips each 7 channels long. All on the same board? Thanks!
Sure, all the pads are independent. You can group them as you see fit as long as you interpret the readings appropriately on the host. You can use the CentroidDetection library for that.
Ever tried sonic pi?
Where did you get the press fit snap and applicator tool from ?
There is only one problem. I need more than one.
This is good. Well done.
this is incredible, will the tune ever get a release?
13:04 Why are you adding a ground plane? And why is the ground plane above the traces?
Hi, when drawing the shape with the 'Add a Filled Zone' tool, it has no fill. it's only an outline. because of this, I cannot round the squares. Do you know why I have no fill ? How can I draw filled squares ?
To (re)- fill zones, press "b"
@@chair_audio hi, thank you. it's not working. it has no effect... a window pops up called 'Fill All Zones', a time bar fills up but no changes... I wonder why...
Amazing! I need two of these for my live set up!!
Nice video, thanks :)
How do you turn the module the other way up? I’d like the jacks and button at the top. Thanks 🙏
Gliss actually ships with the jacks and button at the top, so you don't need to do anything. We currently ship with a second faceplate with the jack and button at the bottom. See 08:42 in the video for an explanation of how to switch this around.
Thanks. I just bought one. The module packs a lot of fun into 4hp. I love the light show too!
This is so cool!! Thank you alot❤❤
Interesting! Although I guess a gate output is missing. What’s the software that you are using to preview the waveform on your tablet?
The "size" output can be used as a gate by setting touch sensitivity to the maximum. This is shown at 7:47 . The tablet is connected via wifi to the our Pepper module. Relevant signals are routed to Pepper via patch cables, where they are sent to the Bela scope, which is what's shown on the tablet.
Exciting! Must ... order ... immeditately ...
Adding a fifth mode to emulate the behaviour of the SoundMachines LS1 would be a very good idea in my opinion? And locking the multitouch modes so you don't accidentally change or accidentally start reprogramming modes on the fly at a gig?
How does one get to spontaneously loop a gesture when using it as a controller on the fly?
Looping a gesture is the default behaviour of Record mode. Check out: 13:49
I don't want it to default. I want to decide whether or not it loops on the fly, without changing modes. Check out the loop function of Soundmachines LS1. Your module is far superior technically but their implementation is better. I think a basic function is missing.
@@DrRichardScott According to the LS-1 manual, you can hold-press the rec button while recording, after which the playback starts automatically, then press the play button to stop playback. On Gliss you can achieve something very close to that in Record mode, playback type "Clock" and no clock going into the input. This way you can use the button to control start and stop of the recording. This is shown briefly at 19:59 . The detailed procedures is as follows: - press the button once to start recording (equivalent to press and hold rec on the LS-1) - press the button once to stop recording (equivalent to release rec on the LS-1) - press the button three times fast to stop playback (equivalent to press the play button on the LS-1)
Thanks, good to know it is kind of possible, but this also highlights the problem: "press the button three times fast to stop playback". Ask any musician: this function surely needs to be a toggle - on to loop, off to stop? Pressing something 3 times to stop something happening (on a module designed for touch and gesture) may be tolerable for programming a patch in a studio but it is not something anyone wants to do in the context of performance - it is programmer logic, not musician-friendly - counterintuitive, too slow and not gestural. Nevertheless, it is true that I had not figured this workaround out (indeed, a clock setting without a clock is also counterintuitive) and I will of course try the patch you've shared here when I get back to my pair of Glisses in the studio. I want to love them but have so far found them frustrating and more or less unusable except as a nice wonky LFO. I really hope user-feedback will create a significant software revision towards greater playability in future.
I realise I am breaking your balls in a public forum here, for which I apologise, but I hope you can also tell I am trying to help
Huge potential but one of the worst UIs ever conceived, especially for the many of us with colour recognition problems. Plenty of clever stuff here but I feel not enough attention paid to the basics.
Thanks for the feedback and sorry you feel so strongly about the UI. The minimal design comes at the price of the menu system. Alongside colour to guide you through the menus there are also animations which can be turned on which might help you. This means that every time you touch a selector you will see an animation played back on the sensor which shows the functionality of that selector. These were imagined as tool to help people with issues recognising colours. These are turned off by default. See the global settings section of the video for instructions on how to turn them on: 06:57
The color palette was limited by the properties of the PCB material used for the faceplate in the first production run: it blocks almost all of the blue light going through it, making blue and purple unusable and leaving us with red, orange, yellow, green and a flakey white, which admittedly is not the best palette to work with for someone with colour recognition problems. Luckily, for most of the elements of the menus the color of a selector is not meaningful and in order to browse most of the UI one can refer to the selector's position alone. The color only becomes meaningful for selectors 1 and 2 in the mode menu, where their color reflects the state they are currently in. One can enable "Menu animations" (8:17) so that changing a selector's state displays an animation of its new state. This can help both those users that struggle remembering the functionality associated with a color and those who have color recognition problems. I hope this helps.
this module wont be leaving my rack. i think bela have done something quite special with this. expressive, playable interface stuff is really nice and gliss is really easy to use.
I grabbed four as soon as I discovered them a couple months ago. They are great however I would have gladly sacrificed a tiny bit of the capacitive surface to put the button on the bottom of the module. Four of them next to each other fully patched up means I have to use a pen or similar to push the button. Still cool but would love to see that hardware update on a v2
Since it´s open-source, it could be realized via i2c and a separate push button module.
@kitkatandy929 while that is possible I see no reason why I would want to sacrifice hp just for a push button. Just slap it on the opposite side of the jacks and away you go.
Beautiful module! This one's on my shortlist.
Cheers, I may go beyond bespoke lfo shapes now
wait wait wait
I'm exactly half way into this video, it's starting to be a MacTiny... Interesting though... Now the 2nd half to watch
I would have thought it would have a serial interface too.. With all those features it would be nice to be able to send and receive commands and values from another MCU... Nice unit
@@procactus9109 there is a spare I2C port at the back and a USB micro port, both can be used for future expansion, but there is nothing in the firmware right now except for the USB being used for firmware updates.
Yesssss I’ve been waiting for this video yo reference. I really do love this thing. Went back for a second one!
I do not understand why Gliss is not on the "Best modules of 2023" lists. IMHO it is the best!
it is on some 🙂
@@oromoiluig it wasn't at that time.!😜
Excellent background and easy explanations, thank you!
This video has helped a great deal in understanding ARM architecture and assembly language. I am a bit gutted the second part is missing! Would love to implement the FIR filter. Does anyone know of good sources for FIR filter implementations that could be used in Bela?
In your next video will you pronounce kiwi?
can you cut this sensor?
yes you can.