Pittsburgh Modular Taiga - Patch Guide!

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  • Опубликовано: 17 ноя 2024

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  • @TheUnperson
    @TheUnperson  Год назад +1

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  • @jetlag_beats
    @jetlag_beats 15 дней назад

    1st synth in many, many years that I instantly fell in love with at the very first hearing,,,, Awesome machine!

  • @ruscor
    @ruscor Год назад +4

    Lovely patches! The Dirty Echoes bassline at 13:09 was really epic sounding and the Wobbly Delays at 17:33 really took on a life of it's own. Can't wait to fire up my Taiga again and try some of these patch ideas! 🔥

    • @TheUnperson
      @TheUnperson  Год назад +1

      Thank you! I think the preamp circuit and the delay really adds so much character to the Taiga!

  • @RobertMaxwellMediaCorp
    @RobertMaxwellMediaCorp Год назад +2

    What an awesome synthesizer! Pittsburgh Modular strikes again. That distorted section almost reminded me a bit of Soundgarden's "4th of July."

    • @TheUnperson
      @TheUnperson  Год назад +1

      Ohh nice ~ was listening to Superunknown the other day!!

  • @danhaydon7291
    @danhaydon7291 3 месяца назад

    13:20 this one of many lovely bits here

  • @austinbooth2024
    @austinbooth2024 Год назад +3

    Some of the best Taiga content out there! Thanks.

  • @nics2202
    @nics2202 Год назад +2

    Man, I love your demos! So much so, I ended up getting the Taiga 😂 I'd missed the release of the patch guide, so glad youve posted this. Don't forget to hit "edit-arp" button to enable paraphonic mode. Had me stumped for a while 😉

    • @TheUnperson
      @TheUnperson  Год назад

      Haha! Hope you’re enjoying the Taiga!

  • @ChristopherOrth
    @ChristopherOrth Год назад +2

    Fun patches! I finally got a Taiga myself last week. It does things no other synth I have can do.

    • @TheUnperson
      @TheUnperson  Год назад

      It definitely can ~ are you enjoying the Taiga?

  • @vaaalsongs4867
    @vaaalsongs4867 Год назад +3

    So mesmerized by Taiga. These are some really great patches 🙌🏻

    • @TheUnperson
      @TheUnperson  Год назад

      It can be very mesmerising indeed!

  • @els1f
    @els1f Год назад +1

    Badass as always! 🔥 I'm still gaseous af over the Taiga 😋

  • @locavoremusic3680
    @locavoremusic3680 Год назад +1

    i loooooove the distorted echos! Gonna try this out this evening :D

  • @dodgedforgottenn
    @dodgedforgottenn Год назад

    Great Taiga demo! Love the sounds

  • @fischergreen4134
    @fischergreen4134 Год назад

    Nice one this will help me as I try to get my head around my Taiga

  • @redirishmanxlt
    @redirishmanxlt 4 месяца назад

    These are mind blowing man. wow.

  • @alto464
    @alto464 7 месяцев назад

    Gracias por este pedazoo de tutorial me has salbado muchas muchas locuras de cablesdo 👏👏👏👏

  • @awpMusic1
    @awpMusic1 Год назад

    Great video - really useful stuff about patching Taiga!

  • @mitchminimal6942
    @mitchminimal6942 Год назад

    Unnnn, You are awesome! I really enjoyed this 🙂

  • @jeejeeBlaps
    @jeejeeBlaps Год назад +1

    Welp this did it for me. Taiga ordered!

  • @rodnee2340
    @rodnee2340 Год назад

    That end patch is great. Dark sounding delay.

    • @TheUnperson
      @TheUnperson  Год назад +1

      Cheers! The delay is pretty damn dark!

  • @BigEmptyZero
    @BigEmptyZero 9 месяцев назад

    Sounds awesome 🔥 ive been curious about the Taiga. Wondering how it would get along with my subharmonicon

  • @summarity
    @summarity 3 месяца назад

    17:44 Eerily close to the soundscape as used in Layer Cake when X kills the boss.

  • @michaelscottpettis
    @michaelscottpettis 10 месяцев назад

    Fantastic

  • @TheDoctorM0
    @TheDoctorM0 Год назад

    Phenomenal, dude!

  • @LordoftheBadgers
    @LordoftheBadgers Год назад

    *adjusts tuning*... Still hurting my poor ears! Cool synth and demo obvs thanks mate

  • @patriciaoudart1508
    @patriciaoudart1508 Год назад +1

    Just a question of cost I have not the Taiga, rich harmonics and part of modular soundscapes I love.💚☺️😺

  • @boydw1
    @boydw1 Год назад +1

    Until this video I think I'd been a touch underwhelmed by the Taiga demos, but I get it now. This thing is capable of some pretty unique flavours.

    • @TheUnperson
      @TheUnperson  Год назад

      Thank you! Yea it’s definitely carved out it’s own space in the synth world :)

    • @LordoftheBadgers
      @LordoftheBadgers Год назад

      Deffo with you on that Boydw1... The demos until now we're just to me a lot of synth w&nkery rather than musical. Thanks Ali for doing this!

  • @freejazzbone
    @freejazzbone Год назад +1

    great sounds, how do you have the keystep connected to the Taiga? don't see any MIDI cables or any cables connecting the two, maybe it's the lighting? thanks

    • @TheUnperson
      @TheUnperson  Год назад +1

      There is a MIDI cable going to the Taiga :)

    • @freejazzbone
      @freejazzbone Год назад

      gosh, thanks, but i still can't see the cable, must be a black cable in the dark part of the video? the MIDI input on the Taiga is on the far left, oh well, doesn't matter, you've got other modular instruments connected to the Taiga. What's your recommendation for pairing another synth or drum machine with Taiga? DFAM, Behringer Edge? the Taiga does a lot more than the Mother-32, maybe Subharmonicon? Roland TR-08? guess any MIDI or patch/CV cable instrument will work, Taiga sounds amazing, thanks again

    • @TheUnperson
      @TheUnperson  Год назад +1

      The Taiga comes with a midi to minijack converter so it’s just a standard cable input on the front of the Taiga.
      I quite like to pair digital gear with analogue to get some unique things happening. Plaits would be a great 4th oscillator, or some fun effects like a sampler. I typically keep drum machines separate but I’m sure a DFAM/edge would be a fantastic companion :)

    • @freejazzbone
      @freejazzbone Год назад

      interesting, the Arturia Microfreak would probably pair up good with Taiga also,@@TheUnperson

  • @alto464
    @alto464 7 месяцев назад

    Este sinte es brutallll y ya lo tengo 😅

  • @nicogrubert
    @nicogrubert 2 месяца назад

    Great sound demo! Thanks a lot! What are the modules left and right of the taiga and how are they connected?

    • @TheUnperson
      @TheUnperson  2 месяца назад +1

      Thanks! To the left there’s a power supply and Pam’s New Workout, and to the right there’s Nautilus delay, Beads granular processor, and Fx Aid multi-fx.

  • @Dogboy73
    @Dogboy73 Год назад

    Just got a Taiga. Struggling with it out of the box. I followed the quick start guide but it still behaving hella weird! Really odd. I'm triggering from an Arturia Minialb 3. Can see the LED's on the ADSR's triggering when I pres a key. But, they're not behaving well at all. And everything else sounds pretty off as well. Very odd. Not sure if it's broken or am just doing something silly! Any tips?! May have to get onto Pittsburgh I think 😕

    • @TheUnperson
      @TheUnperson  Год назад +1

      If i remember correctly i had a difficult first few hours with the Taiga. The envelopes are very sensitive and most of the action happens within the first 10% of the knobs. I'd also check the dynamics control - open it all the way up to make sure sound is getting through. It takes a while to get used to it's quirky behaviour!

  • @compucorder64
    @compucorder64 Год назад +1

    Was originally thinking of adding a Moog Grandmother as main simple strong monosynth, alongside my modular. But, now, I'm starting to think one of these in a similar case. End of chain reverb, loopable envelope and a versatile creative effects module would round this one nicely. For versatility, thinking maybe a Desmodus Versio (for flexibility) end of chain. Maybe DivKid's OCHD. And maybe a compact loopable envelope, like the cheap Rides in the Storm one, or ALM Pip Slope. uO_C or uMarbles could also be really useful.

    • @TheUnperson
      @TheUnperson  Год назад +2

      I think both options sound good. The grandmother seems like a very good synth - and the black version aesthetically really does it for me. The taiga + effects route is very powerful indeed and could keep you sound designing for years :D

    • @compucorder64
      @compucorder64 Год назад

      @@TheUnperson Definitely aesthetically the black version of the Moog Grandmother just sits right.

    • @TheDoctorM0
      @TheDoctorM0 Год назад

      I put mine in a 104 skiff w Maths, disting and Morphagene EOC.

  • @oscarvanderburgh9915
    @oscarvanderburgh9915 3 месяца назад

    I was wondering… is a classic synth style mod wheel >> lfo amount possible? I haven’t found it on the taiga.

    • @TheUnperson
      @TheUnperson  3 месяца назад

      hmmm you could maybe do it by using the preamp section. Have the preamp process the LFO CV and the mod wheel modulate the preamp volume.

    • @oscarvanderburgh9915
      @oscarvanderburgh9915 3 месяца назад

      I’ll try that out… thanks!!!

  • @marccarpenter2680
    @marccarpenter2680 Год назад

    What Module are you using?

    • @TheUnperson
      @TheUnperson  Год назад +1

      On the left I have a power supply and Pam’s new workout. Right is Nautilus, Beads, FX Aid.

    • @marccarpenter2680
      @marccarpenter2680 Год назад

      @The Unperson thank you. Sounds awesome. You remember what patches you made. I was wondering if you could do Sounds patches On this set up. I just bought the taiga yesterday. So it shipping right now.
      The sound you like.were the
      Intro
      Midi cc
      Preamp saturation

  • @jfly237
    @jfly237 Год назад

    very cool