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Great job with such a detailed review. I really like that you gave a detailed summary of your observations . Thank you.

awesome! what kind of rack is that?..

wow man ,this video is super helpfulllll, thx alot VMG <3

Surprisingly not my thing, make me want to sell all my eurorack stuff. Watching because i just bought an Odessa.

7:22 Where does the 48V come from? I'm currently making my own diy version of this module (money issue xd) since Befaco have their schematics always available. I can tell they use a 555 timer whose only job is to generate a fixed pulse signal. Then the magic happens when that pulse is fed into a charge pump. A charge pump is a kind of ladder with diodes and capacitors (you can see them in line on the side at 1:10). In very short, this pulse charges these capacitors up while the diodes don't allow them to discharge, therefore at the end of the ladder they get the high voltage which is then regulated to make it stable and precise. Charge pumps are good for boosting a given voltage in a stepped fashion (you can only get x2, x3, x4,... of your input voltage). The downside is that you can only draw little current from it, but phantom powered mics use very little current anyways. Hope you find this useful. Great video and channel btw.

braids and plaits get it? not 'plates'

Great video and explanation of the modules! Think I want to build my own System 100 now... 😊

NICE! Gravity really sucks! What I have discovered over time, is that every little bit you add to the rig tends to pull the rig closer to the ground. I just do not know how that works. Must be a magnetic force or something or maybe just a plot by the Chinese by making things so affordable.

Great videos man

All the best to you and yours. 👍

Think of all the Euro racks you have dealt with. It occurred to me after hours rearranging modules again what the "ideal" rack might be. A modular rack that powers multiple 4MS pods. You can shuffle them around at will with no tools.Just a few locking screws.

Tonal Bliss Machines❤

I always wondered why people spend so much money on such impressive hardware and all they do with it play some simple random computer beeps. So far i couldn't find any video about modular where they didn't just played some simple beeps my Commodore 64 could have done just as easily 40 years ago. Isn't it possible to play real music on these devices, like you can with regular synths?

really interesting, not boring :)

Nerdseq is good to compose even with a pad in the Multi I/O but not as flow like the Oxi for live performance, why you cut cables? you will be able to put expanders on top or the other jack outs.

That last spitfire template is bonkers

that Bemjolin is the last module i will ever buy - its not even funny - pure bad vibes if there ever was bad vibes in . . . . "music" its disturbing how microbial interesting i find that - disrupter of a module ,- its so bad,-

Out of curiosity, which reverb were you using on the FX Aid?

Would love your thoughts on the Performer - almost finished building mine!

Glorious!! 😊

I recently found out Uli Behringer is kind of a dick to people criticising him. The world is cramped with assholes but this particular one provides gear to affordable prices so I can live that! ... but the keystep-copy-thing ... he's just a dick

Really enjoying your videos. You put a lot of care and detail into them. Did I see you creating subs for single channels once or twice, like the modular channel? What is the use case for that?

I love shorts especially in the summer 😅

I realized that I have two Nerdseq's with Multi-IO so I racked them together yesterday attached via I2C. This could be interesting. I ended up with a second one that has a broken expansion bus, but the midi bus still works.

People don't hate behringer bots and paid fools hate it to make a buck.....big difference

I don't do shorts but one exception.

HB Zorana

My favorite ROAT video ❤

can any external monitor be used to change the g2 camera settings?

You can always add some trimmer toppers to those pots. Thonk sells these. Cheap and it works well.

I had to watch in stages. It was great letting it play through.

Sounds great John!

wow, very nice sounds and very interesting to watch you re-patching all from scratch

So good 😊

Great videos! I like my temps utile, but definitely didn't use it as much as I had hoped when I got it. Seemed like some odd behavior--or even like the burst didn't work well. But I think it is a matter of approach being it is organized more for a technical approach that just doesn't feel intuitive for everyone. Great to see how you are able to approach it and make sense of it in useful ways!

Just curious if you were vaxed before Covid. I'm now more afraid of the long term effects of the Moderna vaccine than I am of another virus. I had Covid two Xmas ago. It was brutal, but no hospital.

A little late but worth the wait! I’m loving this series and so is everyone else. What a journey it’s been, even if it’s slowed down a little. A wise man once said “Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it”.

Like you, I was smiling the whole time when I watched you play the piano. Good on you for making one of your dreams come true!

Looking forward to more videos!

Look forward to more stuff from you.

Currently im using RavenEye video transmitter and i can view the screem of my G2 on my phone as well as control my gimbal ronin rs4 using my phone. Magic arm would give a more versatile way to mount your camera. One question can u control your lens both zoom and focus using ATEM? Great lens you got there, is it 12-35mm Panasonic Lumix Vario?

Excellent, thanks for this video. DEVA is in my case :)

With prices so high, you can buy the go case and repurpose the parts for your own special case.

Thanks for sharing, but it would have been so much more interesting if you had demonstrated this with the Behringer 182. Problem is that getting reliable results from a quantizer is much more difficult using an analogue sequencer than from an LFO sweep. For example, I had great difficulties with using the Doepfer A-156 dual quantizer to get any decent results with the Behringer 182, simply because it regularly, randomly sharpens or flattens the note, which makes it rather useless for the purpose. my Q-040 has not arrived yet (I sent the Doepfer back), but the reason I am going to try it is for the fact it has a jumper that allows you to have some control over the noise hysteresis and I am hoping that will make the Q-040 much more reliably produce the same notes all the time. We will hopefully find out soon.

Got a favorite hunk of glass you use in your photography or film projects? Let me know in the comments here, as I am always looking to improve my imagery as much as I can! Also, be sure to check out Part 2 of this 2-part series where I show how I build my camera rigs: ruclips.net/video/PT6FKSnbPxY/видео.html

Do you build camera rigs, or outfit your photo/film equipment with gadgets, doohickies and thingamajigs? Share your best creative use of parts to build your ultimatae camera rig/cage below! Also, don't forget Part 1 of this 2-part series: ruclips.net/video/n7UYEdF9xWY/видео.html

Always a good watch.

The Smart Rigs are amazing doohickies.

Have just discovered a module that gives ratcheting , clock division and variable step lengths etc functionality to the System100 182 sequencer. Search for GP-82 (4hp). I ordered the kit version but you can get it fully assembled too.