Thank you for this, Jeremy. Fantastic coverage and demonstration of this amazing module! I upgraded to the + immediately upon release, simply because of how central the original was to my rack setup, and I couldn't be happier with it in all categories. One thing to note here as well, the "feel" of the buttons and knobs is a really nice step up from the previous version and it's a joy to use. Not to mention how performant it is with the hardware upgrades inside, everything is really snappy. Wonderful stuff as always sir, all the best!
I got the Squarp Hapax a couple of months ago, it's pretty much the desktop version of this (with a few more knobs). And while I still miss my Polyend Seq sometimes (it was a sequencer with wooden side panels! 😍), I by now know everything there is about the Squarp, even after a longer break of working instead of making music, as the interface is so well done. Also the Squarp can do 100x more than the Polyend. Definitely one of the best purchases I made.
Haha similar here! I kinda case the Hermod + aside as something too deep or complicated for my workflow but Jeremy has this amazing way of explaining things in approachable ways. The cv recording capabilities within it and very useful on screen and pad feedback seem hard to beat. Love modular sequencers but something I’m missing is that what you see is what you’re getting. Something to think about maybe later on next year. Big modules like hermod+ take me forever to save up for but maybe worth it here.
So with the Mod recording thing you can essentially turn it into a Voltage Block? The Voltage Block is limited to 5v no? Is this the same w the Hermod? Can the modulation you record be edited or quantized?
10v i must have missed this i answered my own question. Would be cool to see a bit more of the step can you change shape/smooth it out etc all this stuff.
The amount of preparation and thought that must go into creating an amazing video like this must be immense. Thanks for doing this for us, Jeremy. We’re not worthy.
Thank you so much for making this video. I was waiting for someone like you to make a video like this on this module. I have been working with the Hermod+ for a month now. Exactly for the reasons you are using it. To be able to perform modular music in a more songlike way. I make modular music and Im a singer songwriter. I want to bring these two worlds together. The Hermod+ really makes this possible. And although the manual is quite good it could not answer all of my questions. It inspiring to see someone as talented as you work with the Hermod+. You taught me a thing or two!
Surprised about the lack of marketing/hype for this sequencer seeing as the OG is regarded as a pretty staple Eurorack classic. Look forward to hear your thoughts.
I really like how all of your cables are bundled into a harness and we all can see all of your impressive rack equipment. Compared to others doing similar work, I appreciate all of that neatness and organized setup.
I've had mine for a few weeks now - it's completely transformed my eurorack experience. The sequence generator never disappoints and inspires me to no end.
jokes aside , im fucking buying it rn , it has a workflow extreamly similar to the akai mpc (besides sample chopping obiously) but with the extra of midi and all the modulation goodness thanks for putting this on my radar , it maybe a little bit overkill for my first modular sequencer , but man it ticks all the boxes.
Glad to see another Squarp product in the wild. Modular intimidates me to no end but the bangers you knock out from them never ceases to amaze. Loved jam 1 but that beat in modulation tracks segment all the way through Jam 2 👀👌💥
OMG, thank you Jeremy for this video! You explained this gear so well and clearly that you changed my preconception about it completely. I'm just a few months into modular, and was feeling the need for a sequencer that can both store and/or play predefined melodies (using a Korg SQ-1 and a Keystep 37 as of now), and can jumble and spice it up when I want to. I'm looking for more musicality and arranging, but I was discouraged from considering the Hermod+ because I saw a led screen and I don't enjoy the menu diving even on the Pam's Pro neither. But seeing you to build up the musical layers live encourages me actually. And the workflow reminds me a little bit of that of the Novation Circuit Tracks which I love. Once again, thank you so much, for this and for all of your other videos too! You're an incredibly important influence on my modular and musical learning path! 🙏🙌
Not sure if you'll see this question (4 months late to the party) but I've been dipping my toes back into modular and have an expert sleepers es-8 bringing my cv/gate stuff into my rack. I had the original hermod and loved it (sold it) and wonder whether the hermod adds anything significant that I cant get through sequencing in Ableton. Your videos are incredible!
Great video, I like this approach. When will modular companies make sequencers with accompanying CV outputs per channel? Gate, Pitch CV, Mod CV1, Mod CV2, Mod CV3, Mod CV4 - per track would be ideal. Jeremy, if you're looking for your next step in the synth world, maybe you should get your name on a module. Partner with a company to design something...or something. DivKid, Andrew Huang, Tim Held, Robin Vincent, and others have their names (and sometimes faces) on modules made by other companies.
This looks like EXACTLY what I have been searching for. I have a NerdSeq and I do enjoy it, but I find myself fighting it a lot of the time. It’s capable of so much, but there’s just a lot of friction for me every time I work with it. This looks like it has all of the power the NerdSeq brings to the table with a much more play-focused style workflow. I think I need one…
Watching you with your wall of synth and it's amazing layout is like experiencing Clark's third law. Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic. when you built out that dynamic effects section it was pretty magical to hear.
It’s funny though. All Jeremy’s videos make me think the modules are amazing. I’ve owned a few of them now and I’ve come to the conclusion It’s Jeremy that’s amazing. He’d probably sound good with some pots and pans and a pair of rusty spoons. Maybe an idea for a future stream?
I'm so confused. I'm getting into eurorack to get away from my daw, and this module is like a daw in a module 😩 I think next we are going to have apple ipad modules protools, ableton modules 😂
This pretty much answered every technical question I had on it. I have another sequencer that is continuously being updated with new functionality but is not intuitive to use and the manual is all over the place. It seems like the Hermod+ software is thoughtfully designed, easy to use, and "internally consistent". (If that makes any sense.) Is that the case? Are you ever fighting it? Any weird button combos you need to memorize?
about that polyphonic CV sequencing... You have 3 outputs there. if you want to make a chord, do you have to go in each tracks piano roll to draw those seperate notes or is there a way to make that chord in a single track just outputting it through those 3 different outputs? You know because having to go on a different view for each note for me would be very disorienting for only seeing one note of the chord at a time. Hopefully this question made sense...
This looks like a great device, some really well thought out updates! I got in on the upcoming Reliq that, at least on paper, looks like it might be the sequencer of my dreams... fingers crossed. The Hermod+ is tempting despite this! Well done demonstration.
I've always enjoyed modular synths as a vicarious pleasure - but watching what Hermod can do has for the first time made me seriously consider opening that can of rabbit holes.
Your combination of practical gear insight/sharing and amazing jams is just intoxicatingly good. We need like a nobel prize for this stuff so you can get it
hrrm. timely, as I've been wondering how to runs my eurorack as well as one or two hardware boxes via midi.. i have 4 sequencers, non have midi... I don't need another sequencer, would you recommend this over say something like, pls no, mutant brain midi thing?? looks too complicated and I dont use a pc/mac for setting up... pz!@
Really needed to do some fall garden work, but couldnt turn this off. The Hermod never really interested me much, but the '+', crap, I want another module. Thanks for the excellent workflow video.
Thank you for doing this! Having had the original Hermod for a while I recently got the Hermod+ and initially thought I made a mistake, figuring it could only do what the old Hermod did, just in a better and more organized way. You have shown that this is definitely not the case! The Hermod+ is very, very deep. I especially liked the dynamic effects chaining section in your video - there is just so much you can do with just one note merely by changing the order of the effects. The live/jam and realtime sequence change functions are also very flexible.
This looks like an amazing tool for modular composition and workflow. If I hadn't already invested in a startup for a new sequencer, I would probably have taken a very close look at this module after watching this video.
Jeremy! Great overview - Love the jam at 34:00, what are you using to drive the Rample? Could this also be driven using the Hermod+ in this instance? (seeing you still have quite a few spare outputs). Would appreciate you thoughts. (I have a Rample, considering a Hermod+ using Ableton+push). Cheers.
Its absurd how powerful Hermod is.... Midi rec, midi loop, CVs, gates, Midi FXs.... wow... SQ64? Not even Usb drivers seems to work for Midi recs.... Sonoma unsupported... and its supposed to be Korg triple A sequencer... I have read the full Hermod+ Manual and its insane the level of details... Does anybody knows if its USb compliant and has it working under Sonoma M1 macs???
THANX 4 The AWESOME Tutorial -Great Jams TOO!😎 I have a couple questions: I'm intrigued 2 know MORE about the F.A.R. Module & where 2 get it; and secondly, I really liked how U played the Digital Sax 🎷 & how it sounded so REAL -Can I ask what kind it is?🤔 Thank U Again 4 making THIS video, I OWN the HERMOD+ but haven't gotten around 2 makin' room in my rig 4 it YET! This tutorial was awesome -& it'll gete up & runnin' in No Time! THANX Jeremy!🥰🏳️🌈⚧️🦋
Does the Ryk Vectorwave do polyphony over CV with the expander? I thought it only does multitimbral where each cv/gate pair on the expander controls a different voice patch (rather than each pair playing a different note of the same voice patch). I think it does polyphony over midi? Asking because I own the VW and just bought Hermod+. Looking forward to pairing them together!
One question I tried to figure out: how can you use a mod track to behave like an adsr for a given vco ? do you still need a vca or is the envelope generator integrated with one already ?
Hey Jeremy, if you record notes in NOT using quantize, is the note then editable later via the nearest pad to that 16th note, is that how that works? Like what if you have a ton of notes, is there some way to toggle between the notes that you're editing? Thanks for the insight.
At 15:48 or so is there a way to stop the recording from recording over what you did without having to time the perfect moment to stop the record? Meaning could you record for say on 8 bars only and then out? This is beyond frustrating that it has a "punch in" but no "punch out"!
also how are your midi synths receiving midi separately? I understand they're on different channels but are you daisy chaining midi devices with the MIDI thru ports from device to device?
god even if you're talking about modular gear I don't understand, you just have the best music of any music RUclipsr out there. The way you build as you're talking about it and then just seamlessly collapse into a jam....it's ridiculous.
Love the Hermod+. Been using a pyramid for years and then tried all the different modular sequencers and just love melodic stuff even in modular so bought the Hermod + and couldn't be happier.
If anything it’s the original way, Moog was one of the first to make keyboard controllers mainstream - a lot of stuff before then was sequenced or just generated its own string of pitches not even necessarily tuned to 12TET!
Thank you for this, Jeremy. Fantastic coverage and demonstration of this amazing module! I upgraded to the + immediately upon release, simply because of how central the original was to my rack setup, and I couldn't be happier with it in all categories. One thing to note here as well, the "feel" of the buttons and knobs is a really nice step up from the previous version and it's a joy to use. Not to mention how performant it is with the hardware upgrades inside, everything is really snappy. Wonderful stuff as always sir, all the best!
I went from having no interest in the hermod+ at the start of this video to desperately wanting one by the end of it.
:)😊
Same, I'm about to throw my sequencer out the window. I just wish it had more trigger outputs for drum modules!
I got the Squarp Hapax a couple of months ago, it's pretty much the desktop version of this (with a few more knobs). And while I still miss my Polyend Seq sometimes (it was a sequencer with wooden side panels! 😍), I by now know everything there is about the Squarp, even after a longer break of working instead of making music, as the interface is so well done. Also the Squarp can do 100x more than the Polyend. Definitely one of the best purchases I made.
Haha similar here! I kinda case the Hermod + aside as something too deep or complicated for my workflow but Jeremy has this amazing way of explaining things in approachable ways. The cv recording capabilities within it and very useful on screen and pad feedback seem hard to beat. Love modular sequencers but something I’m missing is that what you see is what you’re getting. Something to think about maybe later on next year. Big modules like hermod+ take me forever to save up for but maybe worth it here.
@@Kaleil SAME re: drum gates
So why should I buy voltage block and not this?
I dunno dude you're gonna die some day so buy both im not your dad
@@RedMeansRecording... LMFAO! 🤣
Easy. Use Voltage block for parameter lock modulations (not pitch sequencing), and Hermod+ for everything else.
@@na-dj6ob think I might go constellation and Hermod plus instead
So with the Mod recording thing you can essentially turn it into a Voltage Block?
The Voltage Block is limited to 5v no? Is this the same w the Hermod? Can the modulation you record be edited or quantized?
10v i must have missed this i answered my own question. Would be cool to see a bit more of the step can you change shape/smooth it out etc all this stuff.
The amount of preparation and thought that must go into creating an amazing video like this must be immense. Thanks for doing this for us, Jeremy. We’re not worthy.
Thank you so much for making this video. I was waiting for someone like you to make a video like this on this module. I have been working with the Hermod+ for a month now. Exactly for the reasons you are using it. To be able to perform modular music in a more songlike way. I make modular music and Im a singer songwriter. I want to bring these two worlds together. The Hermod+ really makes this possible. And although the manual is quite good it could not answer all of my questions. It inspiring to see someone as talented as you work with the Hermod+. You taught me a thing or two!
Surprised about the lack of marketing/hype for this sequencer seeing as the OG is regarded as a pretty staple Eurorack classic. Look forward to hear your thoughts.
Heckuva piece of gear. Like having most of a DAW crammed into a Eurorack module.
For real
The generative stuff is very much the sort of stuff I was doing in midihub for MIDI that I wished I could do with CV instead... Huh. Hmm. Interesting.
“Hmm, interesting” is the musician’s onomatopoeia for wallet opening..!
@@kaitlyn__L... LMFAO🤣 -So TRUE!😏
Finally someone properly runs us through this module! Thank you buddy hermod+ is def at the top of my list
I really like how all of your cables are bundled into a harness and we all can see all of your impressive rack equipment. Compared to others doing similar work, I appreciate all of that neatness and organized setup.
I've had mine for a few weeks now - it's completely transformed my eurorack experience. The sequence generator never disappoints and inspires me to no end.
jokes aside , im fucking buying it rn , it has a workflow extreamly similar to the akai mpc (besides sample chopping obiously) but with the extra of midi and all the modulation goodness thanks for putting this on my radar , it maybe a little bit overkill for my first modular sequencer , but man it ticks all the boxes.
Glad to see another Squarp product in the wild. Modular intimidates me to no end but the bangers you knock out from them never ceases to amaze. Loved jam 1 but that beat in modulation tracks segment all the way through Jam 2 👀👌💥
OMG, thank you Jeremy for this video! You explained this gear so well and clearly that you changed my preconception about it completely. I'm just a few months into modular, and was feeling the need for a sequencer that can both store and/or play predefined melodies (using a Korg SQ-1 and a Keystep 37 as of now), and can jumble and spice it up when I want to. I'm looking for more musicality and arranging, but I was discouraged from considering the Hermod+ because I saw a led screen and I don't enjoy the menu diving even on the Pam's Pro neither.
But seeing you to build up the musical layers live encourages me actually. And the workflow reminds me a little bit of that of the Novation Circuit Tracks which I love.
Once again, thank you so much, for this and for all of your other videos too! You're an incredibly important influence on my modular and musical learning path! 🙏🙌
Great stuff as always! Really shows how powerful the Squarp sequencers can be.
``the FAR is going to A,B,C and D into her mod´´ OH MYYYYYYY
Not sure if you'll see this question (4 months late to the party) but I've been dipping my toes back into modular and have an expert sleepers es-8 bringing my cv/gate stuff into my rack. I had the original hermod and loved it (sold it) and wonder whether the hermod adds anything significant that I cant get through sequencing in Ableton. Your videos are incredible!
Great video, I like this approach. When will modular companies make sequencers with accompanying CV outputs per channel? Gate, Pitch CV, Mod CV1, Mod CV2, Mod CV3, Mod CV4 - per track would be ideal.
Jeremy, if you're looking for your next step in the synth world, maybe you should get your name on a module. Partner with a company to design something...or something. DivKid, Andrew Huang, Tim Held, Robin Vincent, and others have their names (and sometimes faces) on modules made by other companies.
I have an idea for one I just need to think more about it
Any thoughts vs the Hapax in functionality? I understand the workflow differences of module vs box
Hapax is far more integrated with midi and has many more algorithmic tools. This is a bit more focused, which I appreciate
This looks like EXACTLY what I have been searching for. I have a NerdSeq and I do enjoy it, but I find myself fighting it a lot of the time. It’s capable of so much, but there’s just a lot of friction for me every time I work with it. This looks like it has all of the power the NerdSeq brings to the table with a much more play-focused style workflow. I think I need one…
I was looking to buy a Mod Medusa for euclidean LFO but can this do it instead?
What crazy good music you are able to produce, as a module demo! ❤
Watching you with your wall of synth and it's amazing layout is like experiencing Clark's third law. Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic. when you built out that dynamic effects section it was pretty magical to hear.
Dude the cv record is dope. You could use the sum output on maths and make some crazy shit turning the channel 2 and 3 attenuverters
track at 35 remind me of chrono trigger soundtrack. beauty ❤
I'm a good ways off from needing a eurorack sequencer, but I definitely enjoyed the video and the jams.
It’s funny though. All Jeremy’s videos make me think the modules are amazing. I’ve owned a few of them now and I’ve come to the conclusion It’s Jeremy that’s amazing. He’d probably sound good with some pots and pans and a pair of rusty spoons. Maybe an idea for a future stream?
Spoon time
I'm so confused. I'm getting into eurorack to get away from my daw, and this module is like a daw in a module 😩 I think next we are going to have apple ipad modules protools, ableton modules 😂
It's all about balance and intention. Sequencers are always the most complex and personal of devices.
absolute bangers, Jeremy. every single demo. came for the hermod, stayed for the jams.
I hope they make a rample deluxe some day.
Eloquencer for sale
This pretty much answered every technical question I had on it. I have another sequencer that is continuously being updated with new functionality but is not intuitive to use and the manual is all over the place. It seems like the Hermod+ software is thoughtfully designed, easy to use, and "internally consistent". (If that makes any sense.) Is that the case? Are you ever fighting it? Any weird button combos you need to memorize?
Surprisingly no. No crazy button combos. It's one combo of buttons away from anything that's not immediately obvious from the front panel.
Great melodic examples of the Hermod usage, would this also be a good sequencer for Drums and samples?
No. It's wasted as a gate sequencer. Check out the acid rain constellation
about that polyphonic CV sequencing... You have 3 outputs there. if you want to make a chord, do you have to go in each tracks piano roll to draw those seperate notes or is there a way to make that chord in a single track just outputting it through those 3 different outputs?
You know because having to go on a different view for each note for me would be very disorienting for only seeing one note of the chord at a time. Hopefully this question made sense...
No
Dude. Incredible. Mad respect
This looks like a great device, some really well thought out updates! I got in on the upcoming Reliq that, at least on paper, looks like it might be the sequencer of my dreams... fingers crossed. The Hermod+ is tempting despite this! Well done demonstration.
I've always enjoyed modular synths as a vicarious pleasure - but watching what Hermod can do has for the first time made me seriously consider opening that can of rabbit holes.
Is there any quick way to clear a track? Because having to press 16 buttons to do it every time seems pretty tedious!
Yup. I think it's step plus x or y
Your combination of practical gear insight/sharing and amazing jams is just intoxicatingly good. We need like a nobel prize for this stuff so you can get it
Brilliant jams, some of the melodic leads especially. excellent sound design as well. ❤️🙏
Really nice stuff in this one.
I always love when you use the ModBap Osiris. I should get one.
Those swing settings are a game changer for me. Buying it. 22:54
Status update: bought it.
You can send a to trigger to Hermod's CV in port to generate a new controlled random pattern. That's magic.
Woah
@@RedMeansRecording whahaha, I had the same response when I read this in their awesome manual.
Inspiring as ever. Great jams!
Awesome video Can you do a comparison video with this and the Erica black sequencer please
hrrm. timely, as I've been wondering how to runs my eurorack as well as one or two hardware boxes via midi.. i have 4 sequencers, non have midi... I don't need another sequencer, would you recommend this over say something like, pls no, mutant brain midi thing?? looks too complicated and I dont use a pc/mac for setting up... pz!@
nice!
Really needed to do some fall garden work, but couldnt turn this off. The Hermod never really interested me much, but the '+', crap, I want another module. Thanks for the excellent workflow video.
Thank you for doing this! Having had the original Hermod for a while I recently got the Hermod+ and initially thought I made a mistake, figuring it could only do what the old Hermod did, just in a better and more organized way. You have shown that this is definitely not the case! The Hermod+ is very, very deep. I especially liked the dynamic effects chaining section in your video - there is just so much you can do with just one note merely by changing the order of the effects. The live/jam and realtime sequence change functions are also very flexible.
This looks like an amazing tool for modular composition and workflow. If I hadn't already invested in a startup for a new sequencer, I would probably have taken a very close look at this module after watching this video.
god damnit, Jeremy, you keep making me want to get back into modular... but that way lies MADNESS!!!!
Jeremy! Great overview - Love the jam at 34:00, what are you using to drive the Rample? Could this also be driven using the Hermod+ in this instance? (seeing you still have quite a few spare outputs). Would appreciate you thoughts. (I have a Rample, considering a Hermod+ using Ableton+push). Cheers.
Brilliant!
Ive been messing with the Hermod+ for a while but definitely got some new tips. Always appreciate guides to these complicated modules.
Its absurd how powerful Hermod is.... Midi rec, midi loop, CVs, gates, Midi FXs.... wow...
SQ64? Not even Usb drivers seems to work for Midi recs.... Sonoma unsupported... and its supposed to be Korg triple A sequencer...
I have read the full Hermod+ Manual and its insane the level of details...
Does anybody knows if its USb compliant and has it working under Sonoma M1 macs???
THANX 4 The AWESOME Tutorial -Great Jams TOO!😎 I have a couple questions: I'm intrigued 2 know MORE about the F.A.R. Module & where 2 get it; and secondly, I really liked how U played the Digital Sax 🎷 & how it sounded so REAL -Can I ask what kind it is?🤔 Thank U Again 4 making THIS video, I OWN the HERMOD+ but haven't gotten around 2 makin' room in my rig 4 it YET! This tutorial was awesome -& it'll gete up & runnin' in No Time! THANX Jeremy!🥰🏳️🌈⚧️🦋
It's an aerophone pro. Check out my latest video!
You like it!
although the world of modular is above my head, I appreciate and respect the work that goes in and sounds that come out. Stay safe. Keep jammin.
Does the Ryk Vectorwave do polyphony over CV with the expander? I thought it only does multitimbral where each cv/gate pair on the expander controls a different voice patch (rather than each pair playing a different note of the same voice patch). I think it does polyphony over midi? Asking because I own the VW and just bought Hermod+. Looking forward to pairing them together!
oHwoW thanks for this nice review! I LOVE your sounds 🚀
This thing is Garbage. Good on Paper only. Go try if it actually works. LOL.
If the drums aren’t being sequenced by Hermod, how are they changing along with each new Hermod pattern?
Hey Jeremy, I still have and constantly use the harmed, besides the 8 added midi tracks, is it worth the upgrade?? cheers and happy Friday !
Virt Iter Legio sounds just like my childhood and I'm loving it!
One question I tried to figure out:
how can you use a mod track to behave like an adsr for a given vco ? do you still need a vca or is the envelope generator integrated with one already ?
An envelopes generator does not work as a vca. You still need a vca
@@RedMeansRecording Well, it could e.g disting mk4.
nevertheless, i hope it would be possible
Thanks for the review! How does Hermod+ go about modulation lanes if you half the tempo? Does it get interpolated?
So glad to see this. Very helpful and a great listen. Keep up the great work Jeremy!
And I love that Virt Iter Legio at like 12:10.
Erica Synths Black Sequencer Vs the Hermod +? what guy do you tell me to go if i have to pick one?
I love this, but its so powerful and I already have a Melodic...Do I still need this?
It really is a plus because now I have two regular Hermods for cheap
Can you self-patch it? For example, can I send an Env I have on a track to the Cv input, to modulate the parameters of an Env I have on another track?
I’m not even into eurocrack, but can’t resist but watch this, looks like an amazing module
Hey Jeremy, if you record notes in NOT using quantize, is the note then editable later via the nearest pad to that 16th note, is that how that works? Like what if you have a ton of notes, is there some way to toggle between the notes that you're editing? Thanks for the insight.
At 15:48 or so is there a way to stop the recording from recording over what you did without having to time the perfect moment to stop the record? Meaning could you record for say on 8 bars only and then out? This is beyond frustrating that it has a "punch in" but no "punch out"!
Amazing video. Amazing introduction to H+ Well done !!!
I'm just a daw and soft synths guy, but this is so enjoyable! What you create here is so cool, as always.
The intro song has a lovely feel - like a contemporary Sakamoto song or lost track off Ken Ishii's Jelly Tones.
Cheers
You make it seem so easy and fun- a sign of your skillz for sure! Thanks for letting us sit in the room 😊
OH GOD YES THAT FIRST TUNE
update: OH GOD THAT SECOND TUNE
Is it possible to nudge individual notes off the grid?
OK this thing is sick, I need one in my life. I have got to get a bigger case.
That last composition: moist melancholic lushness
awaiting Hermod plus. can't wait
Much needed Hermod+ info. Thank you, Jeremy.
Maaaan !!! Leave my wallet alone !!!!
Is this similar to FLXS1?
Sometimes i wonder if i will die today
You might. Or tomorrow. Or you always did and you don't know it.
@@RedMeansRecording... BbbRrrAaaHhh-HaHa!!! 👻
@@RedMeansRecording YEEOOUG ! ! !
Been waiting for a solid review on this one. 🎉
Looks very cool… want. Must resist
Low key Idioteque at 28:45
Great video! just picked up the Hermod+ yesterday! 7 Curious as to what mixer you use? Sounds nice and clean!
also how are your midi synths receiving midi separately? I understand they're on different channels but are you daisy chaining midi devices with the MIDI thru ports from device to device?
god even if you're talking about modular gear I don't understand, you just have the best music of any music RUclipsr out there. The way you build as you're talking about it and then just seamlessly collapse into a jam....it's ridiculous.
Love the Hermod+. Been using a pyramid for years and then tried all the different modular sequencers and just love melodic stuff even in modular so bought the Hermod + and couldn't be happier.
Jeremy, dude, I've been watching your stuff for years and your jam at 19min was probably one of my favorite things you've done.
The last jam was amazing!
I love your eurorack case ...can you say where you bought it or what the specs are?
Heck yeah
Is using sequencer for a modular a heresy? Me and my friends always argue about it
Lol
If anything it’s the original way, Moog was one of the first to make keyboard controllers mainstream - a lot of stuff before then was sequenced or just generated its own string of pitches not even necessarily tuned to 12TET!
@@kaitlyn__L good point
Yes. If you make patterns with anything other than lfos and logic you're not actually using modular. /S
@@RedMeansRecording ok got it! thanks! i thought so!
Mmmm this vid made my day. Thank you!
Man... You've got me thinking i could swap out my Nerdseq for this. It seems a bit faster to get music up and running. Thoughts, anyone?
If you like trackers there's nothing like them. If the tracker workflow isn't the most important thing than try out the Hermod
Man! That was a damn fine cup of jam!
Or 3