Video is spectacular per usual💯 and thank you for keeping in the lil hiccup at the end 15:42 your look into camera 'that was terrible' 💀like I'm actually ded now😭😭😭
Fun with echo delays: Delay ddeellaayy dddeeelllaaayyy dedelalaayay SQUEEEEEEEEooooEEEEooEEEEEooooo............ I have four: a simple BBD, Lyra 8-FX, Bruxa, and Replicator tape module. I just had fun putting my Subharmonicon through each in turn, and then the result through two WMD Orion phasers. I like playing the delays like part of the electronic instrument, and the Lyra and Bruxa demand that attention. The pitch changes with speeding up and slowing down. The knobs must be constantly adjusted. Oh, yes, I have a 2hp comb filter, which is a different sort of delay. There is also much fun there.
nice video, but on a side note.... I absolutely hated Magneto, unintuitive design, not enough CV control, clock sync issues, fragile build (lots of PCBs and tiny flex cables), gets very hot (some components reach 100C), very high power consumption... and takes lots of space.
Hey Oora, Could you tell me how to use the jumpers on the back? Do the jumpers pull off and you switch their orientation according the diagram on the pcb or are they a switch? I never seen jumpers like this before so im not quite sure.
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I subscribe to about 300 channels and this is one of the most relaxing .
Glad to hear that :)
loved every minute of this. please do one like this on reverb soon!
will do!
@@OoraMusic +1 to this request 🙏 would love to see the same format but reverb focused 👍
@@OoraMusic grazie!! 🙏🙏🙏
Video is spectacular per usual💯 and thank you for keeping in the lil hiccup at the end 15:42 your look into camera 'that was terrible' 💀like I'm actually ded now😭😭😭
ahahah :D
Thanks for this, I also love using delays.
You bet!
Beautiful examples, thank you for dropping back to only the dry signal, that was really helpful to show me my sequences are often waaaaay too busy 😁
Glad it was helpful!
Love magneto, would love to see more video about the module!
this video was a real joy!
thanks!
Fun with echo delays: Delay ddeellaayy dddeeelllaaayyy dedelalaayay SQUEEEEEEEEooooEEEEooEEEEEooooo............
I have four: a simple BBD, Lyra 8-FX, Bruxa, and Replicator tape module. I just had fun putting my Subharmonicon through each in turn, and then the result through two WMD Orion phasers. I like playing the delays like part of the electronic instrument, and the Lyra and Bruxa demand that attention. The pitch changes with speeding up and slowing down. The knobs must be constantly adjusted. Oh, yes, I have a 2hp comb filter, which is a different sort of delay. There is also much fun there.
Thank You, this was pleasant to watch!
thanks!
Great timing, just finished a jam featuring the OTO Bim, and EAE Prismatic Wall.
Id love to try the oto !
@@OoraMusic I'm totally surprised you don't have one! It's very good.
Lovely!!
Thank you! 😊
Perfourmer sounds incredible
Do you know where the reverb he's adding to the pads comes from?
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Magneto sure sounds good. I have the El Cap, Magneto sounds better.
I thought they were based on the same algorithm?
Do you like magneto more than sealegs?
For basic reverbs yes, but sealers is an instrument on its own, great for sound design
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nice video, but on a side note.... I absolutely hated Magneto, unintuitive design, not enough CV control, clock sync issues, fragile build (lots of PCBs and tiny flex cables), gets very hot (some components reach 100C), very high power consumption... and takes lots of space.
For me is extremely intuitive, but I agree with you that the modularity is not its strong point.
What other cv control do you want from your delay?
If you search a synth, which can't do this, you must search long... What's wrong with this world?
Hey Oora,
Could you tell me how to use the jumpers on the back? Do the jumpers pull off and you switch their orientation according the diagram on the pcb or are they a switch? I never seen jumpers like this before so im not quite sure.