A nice concise run through video professionally put together, but please consider dropping the 'shouty promotional advert man' approach to the voiceover. If you just explained the gear as though you were talking to a friend it would be a lot more engaging 🙂
I have this module, and love it, I ust wish the chord select was a bit easier to understand, like an RGB light for trigger so you know when you've selected one of the 8 voices
Mmm... shinies. I'm trying to choose like a complex oscillator/or wave folding.. through zero would be nice. The envelope is convenient.. sounds good. I like the drones.
Wait, you can detune the oscillatiors? It had ADS and R. It will remember chords? INCREDIBLE, what will they think of next. I’m sure if I bought this I’d be putting John Williams out of business in no time!
So if you're using a source such as a modulation wheel, it was pretty linear in terms of what chords were triggered. With the Vox Digitalis, because it's using pitch it took a little bit of working out to find what individual notes would switch the chords - so perhaps not the most ideal unit for triggering the chords, but a fun challenge!
@@JunoStudio Thanks for the reply! I do have a modulation wheel to set the chords, but would love to unplug the midi keyboard and play the chords just via CV. If I can do it like you did within a 4HP Vox Digitalis (which is what I have) that would be great! Do you recall what 8 individual notes/octaves within the Vox Digitalis worked for you for triggering the 8 chords?
I'm going to answer my own question here, in case anyone else finds this video and has the same question. I contacted Knobula and they say "Starting from the Botton C, the chords change roughly every 8 semitones". Also....JUNO RULES!
@@WetSoul I do not sadly! You might be able to spot on the screen. I'm sure there would be a module that could give you a more accurate output rather than a mod wheel!
A nice concise run through video professionally put together, but please consider dropping the 'shouty promotional advert man' approach to the voiceover. If you just explained the gear as though you were talking to a friend it would be a lot more engaging 🙂
Fully agree!
Yep
SO SHOUTY
BRUH WHAT DO YOU MEAN
That is a full performance instrument.
Ooh those pads are bliss!
this is like watching a module review with American sports/ad commentary with British accent
Great overview!
Thanks Jade!
I have this module, and love it, I ust wish the chord select was a bit easier to understand, like an RGB light for trigger so you know when you've selected one of the 8 voices
Mmm... shinies. I'm trying to choose like a complex oscillator/or wave folding.. through zero would be nice.
The envelope is convenient.. sounds good. I like the drones.
Nice review! Personnaly wondering about where does those bright punchy rythmic sounds comes from in the jam ?
Thanks Baptiste! All drums were added in post-production so will have been samples on our DAW.
spot on review - many thx ;)
We're glad you enjoyed Darren!
That is awesome, will definitely check this module out. One question, wich module did you used for the bass in the Floating energy Jam section?
We're glad to hear! That was actually our Minilogue which gets sprinkled in during post-production for a lot of our videos!
@@JunoStudio Thx
When will it be in stock?
This sounds fantastic! What are you using to sequence
with on the Something Simpler jam?
Thanks so much! We're using our computer for that jam, feeding Poly Cinematic MIDI directly from our audio interface's MIDI output
@@JunoStudio Oh wow, I didn't even realize it has midi in!
Did you notice the trans flag colours?
We did 🏳️🌈 !
Wait, you can detune the oscillatiors? It had ADS and R. It will remember chords? INCREDIBLE, what will they think of next. I’m sure if I bought this I’d be putting John Williams out of business in no time!
May I ask what notes on the Vox Digitalis you are using to trigger the 8 saved chords? Is it consistent?
So if you're using a source such as a modulation wheel, it was pretty linear in terms of what chords were triggered. With the Vox Digitalis, because it's using pitch it took a little bit of working out to find what individual notes would switch the chords - so perhaps not the most ideal unit for triggering the chords, but a fun challenge!
@@JunoStudio Thanks for the reply! I do have a modulation wheel to set the chords, but would love to unplug the midi keyboard and play the chords just via CV. If I can do it like you did within a 4HP Vox Digitalis (which is what I have) that would be great! Do you recall what 8 individual notes/octaves within the Vox Digitalis worked for you for triggering the 8 chords?
I'm going to answer my own question here, in case anyone else finds this video and has the same question. I contacted Knobula and they say "Starting from the Botton C, the chords change roughly every 8 semitones".
Also....JUNO RULES!
@@WetSoul I do not sadly! You might be able to spot on the screen. I'm sure there would be a module that could give you a more accurate output rather than a mod wheel!
This is nice 7:12
why are you shouting? really wanted to hear this but couldn't listen to you...
I couldn’t get over the whole “I’ve got hairy arms like a man but I like to paint my disgusting fingernails like a weirdo” thing.