My Most Used Piece of Gear Makes No Noise.. // Using Oscilloscopes with Synthesizers

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  • @gregbeaudry
    @gregbeaudry Год назад +40

    Your oscilloscope is like your signature for your channel! It’s that extra piece of visual data that not a single other synthfluencer uses (at least not in every video/at least that if not seen). Very cool, very you. Thanks for the great content man👍🏻

    • @JorbLovesGear
      @JorbLovesGear  Год назад +7

      I really do feel that way, its a part of my visual language. Thanks!

    • @7Wounds
      @7Wounds Год назад +4

      Yea man I remember the 1st time I saw a Jorb video and I was immediately captivated by that. It just has an air to it of "This is gonna be worth your attention"

  • @thevi_olin
    @thevi_olin Год назад +10

    Nothing like proper signal analysis tools! One of the most beautiful rabbit holes for a synth freak 😊

  • @ThatinParticular
    @ThatinParticular Месяц назад +2

    My brother is an audio repair man.. I have a recording synthesizer studio.. I helped him move the other day and he was like... Hey, you should take this brand new in the box oscilloscope! And I was like what can I do with it besides look cool in my studio? This video answers that question !

    • @MANVSScienceCAPE
      @MANVSScienceCAPE 15 дней назад

      There are so many uses besides being a synth nerd and just tryin to flex gear. It’s an actual audio tool. It’s really helpful with correcting phase issues etc when recording multiple mics/ or several instruments when always recording DI.

  • @RohrAtom
    @RohrAtom Год назад +3

    I didn't read thru all the comments but in case nobody pointed it out already:
    The AC-coupling removes DC-components of a signal by passing the signal through an internal filtering capacitor. So in case you would want to display oscilloscope-music a la Jerobeam Fenderson you would want to put it in DC-coupling as some of the animation effects are achieved by dc-components.

  • @markusw9286
    @markusw9286 2 месяца назад +1

    You have the best voice for voiceovers and your teachingstyle is awesome. Thank you Jorb!

  • @andrewverran3498
    @andrewverran3498 10 месяцев назад +2

    A great way to use the 2 pre fader sends, on most analogue mixers, that are unused for more most people who don't require booth monitoring..BRILLIANT

  • @Rowe4900candymachine
    @Rowe4900candymachine Год назад +5

    I think that oscilloscope looks very nice, I'm a sucker for that old white computer look.

  • @kirmumxyl
    @kirmumxyl Год назад +9

    I find a hardware oscilloscope very useful as well. Plus yeah, it looks cool.

  • @eleven9286
    @eleven9286 Год назад +10

    Yeah, your oscilloscope is kind of a Jorb trademark at this point. Cool piece of kit.

  • @SomeOne-pd6vm
    @SomeOne-pd6vm Год назад +2

    I've had an oscilloscope for longer than I've known your channel, and I can also say it's my most used piece of music gear besides my audio interface. It's a B+K Precision 1479B, very similar to yours but with no delay and the intensity and power separated, as well as no "hold" settings.
    I use it while listening to music, and it's showed me a lot about how finished tracks "look" and has given me a lot of insight as to how dynamics play into different genres. I pretty much always have it running when at my computer or playing with synths and it's given me a far greater understanding of sound than any other tool. What I've learnt from it has been especially helpful when it comes to understanding wavetable synths like Serum, as I can largely know what a wavetable is going to sound like just by looking at it.
    I also use it while listening to horror themed audio books, with all my other lights off. Really adds to the experience :)

  • @7Wounds
    @7Wounds Год назад +1

    This was VERY interesting and helpful. I've always been low key fascinated by your oscilliscope.

    • @JorbLovesGear
      @JorbLovesGear  Год назад +1

      🙏Exactly the goal, get the info out there

  • @StuartWoodwardJP
    @StuartWoodwardJP 2 месяца назад

    This is a great introduction to the oscilloscope for students.

  • @themetamorph
    @themetamorph Год назад +1

    Really great video,thanks. I am just doing research and hoping to acquire a scope pretty soon so this was really useful. Subscribed!

  • @GrumpyOldGuy777
    @GrumpyOldGuy777 Месяц назад +1

    Thank you for making this video

  • @waldemar.golebski
    @waldemar.golebski Год назад +1

    Cool! Got polish one produced in 1973. Works perfectly :)

  • @mastercylinder1939
    @mastercylinder1939 Год назад +2

    Thanks Jorb, thanks to your video, I finally bought an oscilloscope, I paid more than I’d like for it, but a bought it locally as I didn’t want to run the risk of it getting damaged in shipping.

  • @orchidsvoid
    @orchidsvoid Год назад +3

    Oscilloscope is a must have. I understood how FM and PWM (and how affecting many other things) are working looking at Hydrasynth screen! I'm thinking about buy Korg NTS-2 for my other hardware ☺️ I like modern digital hardware a little bit more than old school. Also about Korg minologue as first synth - it's a must have. I made a mistake buying Behringer Deepmind 6 as my first synth. And sold it pretty fast cause here actually many reasons why you don't see this synths on every studio despite rich functionality 😊

  • @kvmoore1
    @kvmoore1 Год назад +1

    Thank you for this. Seriously!!!! This is very helpful information.

  • @IanWaugh
    @IanWaugh Год назад +2

    Nice! I love scopes but never had one. I just like the way they look - reminds me of a mad scientist's laboratory - and I always wanted one of those as a kid 😎

  • @mima85
    @mima85 Год назад +1

    In fact it was watching waves into an oscilloscope that started to get me into sound synthesis and synthesizers. And the oscilloscope I used the most (and I still use in my studio) was actually a program that I wrote by myself :-D

  • @wakkowarner8810
    @wakkowarner8810 Год назад +2

    I have an oscilloscope, and now I need to get a synth to go along with it. I use an analog Tektronix scope just because it looks so cool. I want to use my scope to draw mushrooms because I love ‘shrooms.

  • @NOLNV1
    @NOLNV1 Год назад

    Seeing the microphone signal on that oscilloscope looks very pleasant!

  • @dylanh2591
    @dylanh2591 Год назад +1

    Just bought a BK model 1460 today! This thing is sweet I can't wait to use it tomorrow only $40!

  • @gregalee
    @gregalee 6 месяцев назад +1

    Thanks for this video! I lucked out on craigslist here in Austin and picked up a fully functional ye olde Tektronix 2465 for a hundred bucks. I don't need all 4 traces but it might be fun to try to beat match two turntables in stereo. Looking forward to trying this out tonight! Keep making great content!

  • @jeffryarchambeau5441
    @jeffryarchambeau5441 Год назад +1

    Your scope can help you make noise! Put LDRs on the display, bias and wire into Eurorack, feed interesting signals to scope X, Y and Z (if it has intensity mod).

  • @saffronforthesoul4552
    @saffronforthesoul4552 Год назад +1

    Thanks for this!

  • @jesseerven4859
    @jesseerven4859 22 дня назад

    thanks for the video man

  • @janmarek3408
    @janmarek3408 8 месяцев назад +1

    If you don't have an oscilloscope, use a small effect: Analog Reason GR3 and any TV. Or GR2 to the Eurorack for multiple curves at once :)

  • @bradleyboswell4875
    @bradleyboswell4875 Год назад +5

    this vid is gonna do great, i think you're underestimating Big Oscilloscope

    • @JorbLovesGear
      @JorbLovesGear  Год назад +2

      Don't tell anyone I only did this to appease the visualization lobby

  • @Bobaphatt555
    @Bobaphatt555 11 месяцев назад +1

    Thanks! been wondering how to do this.

  • @huntergalloway3944
    @huntergalloway3944 Год назад +2

    Weird timing.
    This place I’m demolishing right now has an oscilloscope they’re liquidating and I’m waiting for the price to drop enough for me to be reasonable to take home. It’s such a cool looking device!

  • @josephs2791
    @josephs2791 Год назад +1

    I appreciate this content, friend! Noice!

  • @0072gldnfngr
    @0072gldnfngr 5 месяцев назад

    I agree. That’s why I liked the Minilogue XD I had.

  • @nads5907
    @nads5907 Год назад +1

    Very cool indeed.

  • @zacharyromero7138
    @zacharyromero7138 5 месяцев назад +1

    Thanks I appreciate you dude

  • @SpikesStudio3
    @SpikesStudio3 Год назад +1

    That was ace. Ive always wanted one but could never actually commit. Yours is so quintessentially you. Going to give the nts2 a run. At least its a start. 👍

    • @JorbLovesGear
      @JorbLovesGear  Год назад

      Nts2 is dope, almost want it just for the spectrum analyzer

  • @noelbreitenbach8673
    @noelbreitenbach8673 Год назад

    Always wanted one of those

  • @rafaelsantiago1170
    @rafaelsantiago1170 Год назад +1

    Reminds me of a pip boy from the fallout series lol. Great video as alway Jorby!

  • @JamesRamboPearce
    @JamesRamboPearce Год назад +2

    I really fancied the new Korg one but decided to cancel the order because of $ but I think it'd be useful!

  • @guavaberry
    @guavaberry Год назад

    "i know the people who really wanna see this are gonna see it" tru

  • @charlilejeune800
    @charlilejeune800 5 месяцев назад +1

    I have the same one and i want to connected it to my korg-a10 can you show all the wires please

  • @eficer04
    @eficer04 Год назад +1

    I hoping you'd make a video on this, thanks!

  • @ciatangallaghe2485
    @ciatangallaghe2485 Год назад +1

    You can make a oscialltor out of an old TV,. I want to do a whole wall of them all pinging the same wave

  • @harleymatthews5091
    @harleymatthews5091 8 месяцев назад +1

    I dream of the day i can watch my stuff on a real oscilloscope :)

    • @JorbLovesGear
      @JorbLovesGear  8 месяцев назад

      cheap ones are all over, give it a shot!

  • @tendingtropic7778
    @tendingtropic7778 Год назад

    cool! anyone know what the best oscilloscope VST is that does not break the bank? or a hardware oscilloscope that actually is available at the moment?

  • @bjornpfeiffer3557
    @bjornpfeiffer3557 Год назад

    I believe you under-appreciate the xy-mode. afaik it can be very handy in tuning two oscillators (separate outs) (gives rotating objects that stand still in tune) and also when visually assessing phase issues (stereo out) (destructive interference stuff), much like a "goniometer" (is it called that? it may even be the very same thing, dunno) ... I'm not sure though, don't use this myself

  • @mechamussolini
    @mechamussolini Год назад +1

    mics clean 😉

  • @denismulliner1927
    @denismulliner1927 Год назад +2

    thumbs up for oscilloscopes. or as someone close to me once said: are you watching soviet TV again?😁

  • @Sharpened_Spoon
    @Sharpened_Spoon Год назад +1

    12:33 when it looks like you’ve become an oscilloscope and talking at the screen with your content wavy eyes and noisy mouth 😂

  • @jackspielman5488
    @jackspielman5488 2 месяца назад

    I read online that it is important to have an interface/output with dc coupling and not ac coupling because it creates a clearer image. Does this have any burden on setting your inputs to ac instead of dc? It is difficult for me to tell any difference when switching between the two on my oscilloscope.

  • @cocotherat7
    @cocotherat7 Год назад +1

    Was looking at a KORG NTS-2 but this made me want an old analogue on instead. Less practical but the vibes...

  • @edpaparo9916
    @edpaparo9916 5 месяцев назад

    Playing one note on one channel and another note on another channel while in xy mode generates a lissajous pattern.

  • @synthseeker
    @synthseeker Год назад +1

    "feeling burnt out lately" - hang in there man. We're not going anywhere. :)

  • @bwa_8
    @bwa_8 Год назад +1

    👍

  • @iNuchalHead
    @iNuchalHead Год назад +1

    Golly!

  • @SaulHoodman
    @SaulHoodman Год назад +1

    after a quick search, this is an expensive piece of kit bruv!

    • @JorbLovesGear
      @JorbLovesGear  Год назад

      theres cheapo ones on ebay all the time! i sort by auction only ending soonest.

  • @FakeGlasses
    @FakeGlasses Год назад +1

    Ok but when are you putting it into a PipBoy?

  • @iancain6647
    @iancain6647 Год назад +1

    Is that lmnc ms10?

  • @amonster8mymother
    @amonster8mymother Год назад +1

    I have an old jackson scope that died.

  • @mastercylinder1939
    @mastercylinder1939 Год назад +1

    I’ve always wanted an oscilloscope, but never knew how to set one up.

  • @SD-ff1je
    @SD-ff1je Год назад +1

    Take great care NOT to ground an oscilloscope connected to a grounded (mains) item.

    • @VincentsVideoVisions
      @VincentsVideoVisions Год назад

      Why

    • @SD-ff1je
      @SD-ff1je Год назад

      @@VincentsVideoVisions It will pull mains through all your equipment. Google it to find out more.

  • @hunchiepunker
    @hunchiepunker Год назад +1

    Look at your noises.

  • @Klocaine237
    @Klocaine237 Год назад +1

    Love it thank you. Shout out to my router geeks.

  • @shuasaladbar
    @shuasaladbar Год назад +1

    Can you try to get a hold of a nts 2 and demo it? With the west pest 🪳 would be cool 😎