I totally love your Videos, they are so helpful and inspiring! Thank you for making them, they really show so much valuable insights. If it weren't for your videos I'd probably not have bought anything Verbos. "How I patch my Verbos System" felt like the ultimate missing piece for me, though my wallet kinda disagrees :) I'd be really interested in how you go about giving the dry voice some texture and depth (also stereo-wise). You mentioned your T-Resonator and the Space a couple of times already. At least for the T-Resonator I'd imagine you have some helpful things to show us. (Also, what's your take on new amp & tone vs the old one? Do you favour one over the other for certain tasks?)
Thank you ! 🌀 At some point I'll do a Part II to my How I Patch... since my setup has changed a lot these last few months. Good idea about the T-Resonator, I've added it to my list. It's true that it's a bit of a head-scratcher for people, not everybody likes it. Personally think it's a perfect dub machine. But yeah, FX are really what I do for stereo image, as most of my sound sources are mono or kept mono purposely. Sometimes I mess with panning directly in the modular but not that often. As for texture... it's a bit of a constant search ahah... distortion, FX chains etc... the Multi Delay is great for texture. As for the Amp&Tone I like both equally and use them interchangeably. They don't really sound the same but they both sound really good. I'd say the v1 would be better for bass as the filter doesn't open as much, it's darker/rounder/warmer.
Still revisiting this video every so often. The first patch with the metallic noise source is such a strong example of what this filter is capable of. Thank you so much for the great content!
So happy to see someone making good techno demo this module, and pairing it with the DFAM! Really leaning towards grabbing one of these for those highly resonant alien sounds
Great Video! this is amazing. I am a big believer in "single source tracks". This filter lets you exploit any source and turn it into many elements at once. Awesome examples too!
I am in the same boat, I like to get as much as I can from a sound source. The bark filter is really perfect for this with its multitude of outputs. I plan to do a video specifically on this topic in the future. It's on my little list at least :)
Another great video Lucas. Again, even though I don’t have any verbos modules, it was still very informative and applicable for the make noise FXDf and RxMx pair I have. Keep up the great work!
your my hero!!! I love the bark filter but you explained a whole lot of what i was unsure about. Especially sending a high enough voltage into it. Thanks great video!
@@michaelhadas8795 hard to say without a audio comparison ! The Erica seems to have some very nice features. Verbos is all about the tactile experience and its specific sound.
Thank you for this, it's much appreciated!! Your music is really rad, there's a really nice Torsten Profrock kind of dubby vibe to it, really inspiring!! :) When you say Verbos works better with 10v modulation sources does that mean that a lot of modulation sources won't work very well with Verbos modules? If so do you know which ones/manufacturers? Thanks again
Thank you ! I love his stuff on chain reaction. 5v works with Verbos but if you want to be able to cover the full range 10v is better. Buchla inspired stuff in general is 10v, Frap Tools, Make Noise etc...
@@LucasMarchal Thanks for the speedy reply! Ah ok so those companies usually stick to the 10v range? Any manufacturers you've had problems using with Verbos modules? If I go Verbos I might have to replace my Quadra as I'm pretty sure that's only 5v, modular is full of little inconsistencies like that hehe
yes that's another verbos module called the Random Sampling. It has three noise outputs, pink, white and metallic which is those 6 detuned square waves, similar to a 808 hat/ride
The faders are independent volume faders for each band. The scanning/spectral tilt section can scan or tilt the bands on top or instead of the faders. They are independent but also work together.
Sure, all of those are on my list, but it takes time to make videos, especially on such deep instruments & processors. You can help on Patreon if you want though ;)
Sure, any LPG will work. They all have a different response though, depending on vactrols, no vactrols etc... I find the LxD to really be a must for percussive sounds but also general purpose (+ it's a great filter with an offset)
Yes definitely.The bark filter has a strong sonic imprint but nothing stops you from making this type of music with other modules. Verbos has the small Noise & Filter module which groups the bands of the Bark by Four and sounds a bit similar while being a lot less expensive.
I totally love your Videos, they are so helpful and inspiring! Thank you for making them, they really show so much valuable insights. If it weren't for your videos I'd probably not have bought anything Verbos. "How I patch my Verbos System" felt like the ultimate missing piece for me, though my wallet kinda disagrees :)
I'd be really interested in how you go about giving the dry voice some texture and depth (also stereo-wise). You mentioned your T-Resonator and the Space a couple of times already. At least for the T-Resonator I'd imagine you have some helpful things to show us.
(Also, what's your take on new amp & tone vs the old one? Do you favour one over the other for certain tasks?)
Thank you ! 🌀 At some point I'll do a Part II to my How I Patch... since my setup has changed a lot these last few months. Good idea about the T-Resonator, I've added it to my list. It's true that it's a bit of a head-scratcher for people, not everybody likes it. Personally think it's a perfect dub machine. But yeah, FX are really what I do for stereo image, as most of my sound sources are mono or kept mono purposely. Sometimes I mess with panning directly in the modular but not that often. As for texture... it's a bit of a constant search ahah... distortion, FX chains etc... the Multi Delay is great for texture.
As for the Amp&Tone I like both equally and use them interchangeably. They don't really sound the same but they both sound really good. I'd say the v1 would be better for bass as the filter doesn't open as much, it's darker/rounder/warmer.
Thanks for the video Lucas. I just got the Bark filter yesterday and this video has given me a number of additional ideas in how to use it.
Still revisiting this video every so often. The first patch with the metallic noise source is such a strong example of what this filter is capable of. Thank you so much for the great content!
I regret only finding this channel now 😂. Amazing info again!
@@molina.unofficial thank you :)
So happy to see someone making good techno demo this module, and pairing it with the DFAM! Really leaning towards grabbing one of these for those highly resonant alien sounds
one of my favorite modules for sure
vibrant, liquid and forcing - techno as it should be
Great Video! this is amazing. I am a big believer in "single source tracks". This filter lets you exploit any source and turn it into many elements at once. Awesome examples too!
I am in the same boat, I like to get as much as I can from a sound source. The bark filter is really perfect for this with its multitude of outputs. I plan to do a video specifically on this topic in the future. It's on my little list at least :)
Best filter ever made! Will be worth a small fortune in the future. Great demo 👍👌👏
I agree it's an amazing bit of kit
Another great video Lucas. Again, even though I don’t have any verbos modules, it was still very informative and applicable for the make noise FXDf and RxMx pair I have. Keep up the great work!
Thank you ! If there's one thing to take away from this video is that filterbanks of any kind are amazing.
Fantastic video man, it's such a beautiful sounding set of filters.
Thank you very much ! I agree, uniquely beautiful sounding module.
Very nice demo, lots of great sounds and workflow here
Thank you ! glad it's useful.
your my hero!!! I love the bark filter but you explained a whole lot of what i was unsure about. Especially sending a high enough voltage into it. Thanks great video!
ahah cool :) I'm glad these videos are helping. The whole Verbos line works with 10v, so the stronger modulation you have, the better !
@@LucasMarchal lol great you just cost me some more money...
@@richiesantana7628 next time I will demo a passive attenuator it's gonna be cheaper.
Very well done !
Thank you !
Keep up great work!
Thank you !
Appreciate you Sharing your secret sauce. Good man!
You're welcome :)
Great video! I have my eyes on the Erica resonant filter bank - do you think it might be a strong contender against the Verbos filter processor?
@@michaelhadas8795 hard to say without a audio comparison ! The Erica seems to have some very nice features. Verbos is all about the tactile experience and its specific sound.
Thank you for this, it's much appreciated!! Your music is really rad, there's a really nice Torsten Profrock kind of dubby vibe to it, really inspiring!! :)
When you say Verbos works better with 10v modulation sources does that mean that a lot of modulation sources won't work very well with Verbos modules? If so do you know which ones/manufacturers? Thanks again
Thank you ! I love his stuff on chain reaction. 5v works with Verbos but if you want to be able to cover the full range 10v is better. Buchla inspired stuff in general is 10v, Frap Tools, Make Noise etc...
@@LucasMarchal Thanks for the speedy reply! Ah ok so those companies usually stick to the 10v range? Any manufacturers you've had problems using with Verbos modules? If I go Verbos I might have to replace my Quadra as I'm pretty sure that's only 5v, modular is full of little inconsistencies like that hehe
@@hf328 I mean it won't cause any problems even if it's 5v. Quadra is 8v like most envelopes around, so perfectly fine with Verbos.
Thank you! Next up: delay...?
Yep Delay is coming, maybe not the next one but it's in the cards for sure.
Great review and so inspiring video! I'm interested what version of T-Resonator do you use?
@@thisistrigger thank you ! The one I had (sold it since) was the T-Res II
Please next up that Overstayer Modular Channel
Will do, but maybe not next.
Sounds cool! What's producing your 6 detuned square waves? I thought I heard the phrase "randoms sampling" but I don't know what that means.
yes that's another verbos module called the Random Sampling. It has three noise outputs, pink, white and metallic which is those 6 detuned square waves, similar to a 808 hat/ride
how exactly do the faders affect the frequency scan/spectral tilt section? not sure if I understand that part correctly...
The faders are independent volume faders for each band. The scanning/spectral tilt section can scan or tilt the bands on top or instead of the faders. They are independent but also work together.
Lucas, how about a demonstration of Alphabase with the Modular Channel. Would be awesome...
Greetings.
Sure, all of those are on my list, but it takes time to make videos, especially on such deep instruments & processors. You can help on Patreon if you want though ;)
Hey, can I achieve a similar result with the optomix or amp and tone instead of the lxd?
Sure, any LPG will work. They all have a different response though, depending on vactrols, no vactrols etc... I find the LxD to really be a must for percussive sounds but also general purpose (+ it's a great filter with an offset)
If you eliminated the Bark filter, would you be able to obtain a similar kind of techno using other modules? :)
Yes definitely.The bark filter has a strong sonic imprint but nothing stops you from making this type of music with other modules. Verbos has the small Noise & Filter module which groups the bands of the Bark by Four and sounds a bit similar while being a lot less expensive.
@@LucasMarchal Sure, I use the Xaoc Katowice, but having numerous bands like the Bark Filter will make it more defined.
@@owenjaymalta Everything goes. Any filter really. I sure love the bark filter and its character though.
bordel...
hehe :)
very inspiring. love your music man. would love to see something like this on the atc v1 🪁
Thank you ! i'll probably do a ATC v1/v2 comparison at some point