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Epic!

This is epic! I followed along!

Well done for this very comprehensive detailed review of this very useful module with infinite possibilities👍🏻

Nice

Nice explanation

came here to learn a little about vcv rack AND I SEE FACTORIO!!!

this is the best explanation so far ive found, thanks

The best explanation

Fascinating! How he dreamed those sounds up is amazing to me.

Thanks a lot for the explanation!

Thanks for the great video, amazing! A few questions please as i would like to recreate this patch. what are the modules off screen , why can't i find the clock module in the video anywhere or the white version of portland weather for that matter? I have found blue version which i am hoping will function the same, i am new to vcv and would really appreciate it, thanks

Hey man, I started my journey with Omri's videos and yours, top 2 for sure for the OG's!! Thanks for the lessons. I hope all is well... and that you'll be back... I took a 3-year break, too!

ahahahha thank you

This may help people. I have ver 2.4.1 free and it took way too much Googling to find how to get sound to the output device. So here are the steps. When you first start VCVRack, on the top line of the racks look to the left for the MIDI + CV rack. Immediately under that is a black rectangle labeled MIDI driver in orange lettering. Click that and select Computer Keyboard. Click the next black rectangle under that, which is probably labelled MIDI device. Select QWERTY keyboard so the QWERTY and ZXCVB keys will make sounds. On the third black rectangle down, make sure it says All channels. Now if you hit the QWERTY keys on your keyboard, you should see some activity in the scope on the top right rack, but may not hear anything yet. Next, look to the the top right rack, labelled AUDIO. Immediately under that label is a black rectangle that likely says "No Device". Click that. That gives you an options menu to connect with Windows output devices. For me, what worked is WSAPI, my sound device Yours might be speakers/headphones, for example), 48 kHz., 256 block size. Now I could play stuff using the keyboard. Going back to the MIDI + CV rack, there are also options to set in each of the three rectangles for using a MIDI keyboard, if you prefer that.

5:00 I im not mistaken, you could have used A*B+C as the VCA here, right?

Nice explanation!

Such a handy video :D

Agree with the last comment, these lessons are amazing. I have just done Omri's Basic Modular course. It is very, very good! Ohh Yeah ;-)

Nifty track (:

This is actually very interesting, especially the east coast, west coast music thing. 👍

The first time I saw this video I was driving so I was just listening and those marbles in the beginning annoyed the hell out of me. After actually watching this it is the most useful video!!! Thank you.

Rampage is a great envelope/function generator. I don't see a lot of people.uaing Drunken Rampage (3rd party module with probability added).

Rings is a lot of fun especially with two of them

Too bad you did not run everything through the scope - sometimes thats all i do with modular, i need and enjoy the visual side of that.

This is so good your videos just opened up new ideas for me i m still a beginner in vcv

Thanks for a great tutorial :) This module is now so much more approachable than at first glance!

I love this channel. It’s so informative and thorough. You deserve all of the positivity

You sound a little like that guy on the Taofledermaus channel (if a bit younger 😄). He experiments with things too: the weirdest and gnarliest SHOTGUN SLUG designs ever known! 😆😆😊

Might have to try this somehow. I’m a little new at this, but wondering if there’s a way to apply a Paulstretch effect on miRack, VCV Rack…I don’t want to have to run stuff through Audacity all the time! 😄😄

Really good tip about the waveform 💯🌟

Your tutorials are incredibly helpful. I received an ARP 2600 and by watching your channel I’m being able to explore my instrument with much more accuracy! Keep on the grate work!

this is excellent. thank you. I am new to modular, own tides, and had no idea what to do with it

love these videos! hope you are doing well.

Adam Sandler AKA Random Sampler

lol

Excellent tutorial! Relaxed pace, good choice of waveforms. Better than the manual😊

1:20 Chopin/Manilow ;-)

Thanks for this. Now with VCV 2, the modules are a bit different. I'm a total newbie and still trying to figure out how to create a simple patch with midi keyboard input from scratch. I got it so that the keyboard works but there is constant sound, it starts before I play a key and continues after I rele4ase the key. Trying to find a tutorial that instructs how to properly set this up.

Holy shit, this is amazing, thank you!

Thank you for the demo! I had no idea that there was a metropolis copy on here. I have been looking for this particular sequencer for awhile, and finding it has given me the inspiration that I have been looking for all day. Thanks again! :)

Спасибо!

watching this at 2x is tough...

Thanks now I know how to actually use it

thnks mister. just how it should be for naps like me. slow enough and with explanation of all steps

Top content !

lol

Enjoying your videos.

What a great time to be alive!

Excellent.

There’s another way to do this, possibly easier, using VCV Bridge. Omri Cohen has a vid that describes it, and how to get a copy of vcv bridge. In Reaper, you have Bridge on one track, and you use Port 2 or beyond. Port 1 is weird. On a second track, you record the MIDI, and send it to the vcv bridge track via the routing controls. It works very well. I also use ReaControlMIDI to map parameters. Same deal, send MIDI to bridge track.