It looks like you're plugging your minilouge in directly, and the channel strip doesn't seem particularly jacked up. Does this mean the module handles line level ins and outs ok? Any clarification here appreciated
Im always hesitant to say as this isnt my strong suit. I just plug stuff in and if it works it works. I plugged Minilogue (unbalanced) into it and it worked. Plugged Polyend Play into it unbalanced and it worked. Didnt have to push gain too hard either. So I guess it works well?! There is something in the manual about using trs out into line lvl equipment (if I remember correctly)
@@BoBeats balanced i/o just reduce noise introduced along the cable by electromagnetic interference. I don't know why it would matter so much. Line level is a different issue, as that is talking about input levels. I think OP is asking if the signals needed attenuation or not.
Man of COURSE you're friends with Andrew Huang, that makes so much sense haha. The module is sick and you did a great job showing off what it can do! Still saving up to start me eurorack but this is a must-have on the list now. Love your noises and sounds 🎶
From the Minilogue demo alone, it shows its worth as a beautiful processing module. I'm impressed with it! I think when I finally do go into modular myself, it will be a module I will want to incorporate - leads to beautiful and complex textures.
Cases in this video are Niftycase and then the wooden one is my own design that i made together with 2ManySynths a case designer i call it the kitchen table special
What a nice FX module! Could be worth a small dedicated case to use with my semi-modular stuff... but that would be 'starting with eurorack' for me and I fear to go too fast in the direction of 'let's see how deep this rabbit hole goes' ;-)
The routing change is an incredibly good idea for a multi-fx-purpose module. I was a little turned off aesthetically because my tastes have started to move towards simpler designs, but I think this is a really interesting module! Nice demo, Bo!
@@BoBeats yes I’ve never really been drawn to them, personally. I probably still wouldn’t get this module. Though it does seem like it’ll be a hit with a lot of people because it checks a lot of boxes. Also, the DFAM section here really showed the power of the module. Sounded so good!
Well, there are lots of multi FX pedals around so? Ghost would definitely have some competition ;) it would also probably be quite bigger to suit the ergonomics of guitar pedals - eg mostly you would have a footswitch on/off per effect. You could have it via knobs, but again it would get bigger - especially if it should be toe-wiggleable which many guitarists need in a live situation - I'm gonna stop myself now
It's a shame to hear that Endorphins still hasn't figured out how to eliminate noise from their modules. I love my Milk Way but it's definitely one of the downsides.
Hi Al, I saw you posts on Modwiggler about this so took a look at your video. I see you are really driving the distortion, compression, and volume overdrive hard all at the same time and I get the same noise at your levels (with unity gain). I understand your issue, but in reality I don't find it a problem. Volume at 11 o'clock drives BIA to -12db and 1 o'clock -6db with peaks at -0db. At 1 o'clock, there is just the faintest hint of noise with compression at 100%. The same test with 100% distortion is noise free at 11 o'clock volume, barely noticeable at 12 and noticeable at 1 o'clock. Adding 100% compression to 100% distortion is really testing the circuit in my opinion and having all three at 100% isn't realistic unless you want to produce noise anyway. Just my 2p and, like Bo says, there are better dedicated modules out there if budget and space allows.
@@markbooth hello there, it’s not just noisefloor I’m talking about. Driving a distortion like that will cause that and I fully understand that. I’m an electronic engineer by trade who studied electronics and understands the fundamentals of how circuits work and how noisefloor becomes apparent through amp circuits especially when overdriven. I’ve done a few videos to try and show the crackles, hissing and even pops. Even when not driving everything. There is no consistency to the levels, they bounce around at different levels even on different side of the stereo circuit. I put another video up showing the issue using absolutely zero distortion. Verb. Digital gain fully down and zero delay and 12-1pm level on the volume (as instructed by Endorphines who said im and I quote (it should be a super clean signal below 14-14.30pm on the volume knob.) The only thing on this video and test was only compression. to show it’s not just when distorted. I believe the unit I have is faulty in some way. Other units I’ve seen and spoken to people about aren’t as bad as the one I received. It’s also been tested on 3 separate power supplies. With no other modules to eliminate cross talk noise with other digital modules. This isn’t just me having a dig about a random module. I had a genuine issue which they didn’t accept and gave me no help with. Bo beats does mention the noise problem. Which seems to be a trend in endorphines modules. I was merely trying to get help with my issue.
oh no... I love the designs and concepts of endorphines. I've also loved the idea of Golden Master, tried it and had to send it back, because it heavily flatened the sound (probably killed the depth of any sound with its 16 bit converters). Now I'm thinking about using Ghost as a dedicated Kick-rumble-module. But in your videos it looked like, the hiss 'goes down' with the lpf in the end of the routing? Maybe it won't be a problem in this scenario?
Even though I would never even consider eurorack this was a great demonstration!!! How is your fitness mission going? I sent you a message on twitter with a little tip
So many great jams in here, Bo! Thanks for taking such a thorough look at the module!
Hey Andrew! This module sounds incredible. Got any launch day discount codes? 475 is pretty much an entire paycheck
Thanks Andrew!!
I bought a whole poly evolver for 1500 475 is funny
Awesome video Bo! It sounds great! Big ups to Andrew, he's really goin places!
It looks like you're plugging your minilouge in directly, and the channel strip doesn't seem particularly jacked up. Does this mean the module handles line level ins and outs ok? Any clarification here appreciated
Im always hesitant to say as this isnt my strong suit. I just plug stuff in and if it works it works. I plugged Minilogue (unbalanced) into it and it worked. Plugged Polyend Play into it unbalanced and it worked. Didnt have to push gain too hard either. So I guess it works well?! There is something in the manual about using trs out into line lvl equipment (if I remember correctly)
@@BoBeats balanced i/o just reduce noise introduced along the cable by electromagnetic interference. I don't know why it would matter so much.
Line level is a different issue, as that is talking about input levels. I think OP is asking if the signals needed attenuation or not.
Man of COURSE you're friends with Andrew Huang, that makes so much sense haha. The module is sick and you did a great job showing off what it can do! Still saving up to start me eurorack but this is a must-have on the list now. Love your noises and sounds 🎶
Been palls for a while now, a great guy
I'm waiting for the DivKid review. We are not worthy.
Hey Bob! Got any discount codes for this?
Some decent effect processing going on in Ghost. Very nice 😀
From the Minilogue demo alone, it shows its worth as a beautiful processing module. I'm impressed with it! I think when I finally do go into modular myself, it will be a module I will want to incorporate - leads to beautiful and complex textures.
Nice! Lovely demos, powerful module :)
Wow that's awesome, great you're supporting his work and nice to see people doing what you do Bo.
I wish him all the success for his endeavor.
You managed to pull off some nasty-nice sounds pairing it with the DFAM, loved it!
Having it clockable with a built in divider, is really awesome. That is something I would like in a delay effect.
Have you tried a Mimeophon? Awesome module and this is even better in some ways. Drive, distortion, and even more playability.
@@markbooth I have not. I will check that out.
@@h2o1969 I didn’t mean Mimeophon has distortion and drive by the way in case my post was ambiguous
Excuseme, but what is the name of the 2 layered case featured in this video?
Cases in this video are Niftycase and then the wooden one is my own design that i made together with 2ManySynths a case designer i call it the kitchen table special
Love it! I also like the "noisy" part;)
This module looks awesome. BUT! Isn't it inacceptable that at almost 500euro, it is noisy ??
14:03 That patch is really cool
What a nice FX module! Could be worth a small dedicated case to use with my semi-modular stuff... but that would be 'starting with eurorack' for me and I fear to go too fast in the direction of 'let's see how deep this rabbit hole goes' ;-)
If you jump in, you will never come out, Trust me.
Then maybe check out the paddle version of Ghost which has come out in the meantime.
Was that a bit of Oxygene pt2 intro sneaking into the demo jams?
Jerre is a big inspiration! But it was unintentional
It sounds really cool. I just getting into sound modules of late, a bit arriving, never too late I guess. Great work Andrew. Awesome show Bo.
The routing change is an incredibly good idea for a multi-fx-purpose module. I was a little turned off aesthetically because my tastes have started to move towards simpler designs, but I think this is a really interesting module! Nice demo, Bo!
Thanks! I think some of endorphines other modules have convoluted operations (how to change settings) but this one was pretty straight forward to use.
@@BoBeats yes I’ve never really been drawn to them, personally. I probably still wouldn’t get this module. Though it does seem like it’ll be a hit with a lot of people because it checks a lot of boxes. Also, the DFAM section here really showed the power of the module. Sounded so good!
can't find a UK price for this.. but looking at their other modules i guess it's be a round £500.00
475 usd
Waaaait did you just edit from 500 to 600 you sneaky devil ;-) 😆
@@BoBeats i did.... after going to the perfect circuit USA site unlike twitter we CAN edit and correct stuff!
Soon we get edit on twitter I think 😱
350 odd in uk
new cameras @bo ?
same cameras, just different angles :)
@@BoBeats the zooming made me think you had new.
great demos!
awesome module!!
Make this in pedal format and you'll make millions!
My thought exactly!!
Well, there are lots of multi FX pedals around so? Ghost would definitely have some competition ;) it would also probably be quite bigger to suit the ergonomics of guitar pedals - eg mostly you would have a footswitch on/off per effect. You could have it via knobs, but again it would get bigger - especially if it should be toe-wiggleable which many guitarists need in a live situation - I'm gonna stop myself now
Guess what has come out? 😉
Has some hissing sound, almost like there’s a, ghost in the machine
That blank panel is pretty wild
this video is what I call "sword fight"
It's a shame to hear that Endorphins still hasn't figured out how to eliminate noise from their modules. I love my Milk Way but it's definitely one of the downsides.
Did you email the support?
@@malkaviamdarkpsy it's a problem inherent in the design. You can use gain staging to somewhat eliminate the noise but not completely.
@@kennymester i like the character 🫶🏾
@@malkaviamdarkpsy I don’t know if I’d classify CPU clock noise as character but to each their own.
Very noisey module. So much so I had to send it back. It’s more than just a hiss.
Hi Al, I saw you posts on Modwiggler about this so took a look at your video. I see you are really driving the distortion, compression, and volume overdrive hard all at the same time and I get the same noise at your levels (with unity gain). I understand your issue, but in reality I don't find it a problem. Volume at 11 o'clock drives BIA to -12db and 1 o'clock -6db with peaks at -0db. At 1 o'clock, there is just the faintest hint of noise with compression at 100%. The same test with 100% distortion is noise free at 11 o'clock volume, barely noticeable at 12 and noticeable at 1 o'clock. Adding 100% compression to 100% distortion is really testing the circuit in my opinion and having all three at 100% isn't realistic unless you want to produce noise anyway. Just my 2p and, like Bo says, there are better dedicated modules out there if budget and space allows.
@@markbooth hello there, it’s not just noisefloor I’m talking about. Driving a distortion like that will cause that and I fully understand that. I’m an electronic engineer by trade who studied electronics and understands the fundamentals of how circuits work and how noisefloor becomes apparent through amp circuits especially when overdriven. I’ve done a few videos to try and show the crackles, hissing and even pops. Even when not driving everything.
There is no consistency to the levels, they bounce around at different levels even on different side of the stereo circuit. I put another video up showing the issue using absolutely zero distortion. Verb. Digital gain fully down and zero delay and 12-1pm level on the volume (as instructed by Endorphines who said im and I quote (it should be a super clean signal below 14-14.30pm on the volume knob.) The only thing on this video and test was only compression. to show it’s not just when distorted. I believe the unit I have is faulty in some way. Other units I’ve seen and spoken to people about aren’t as bad as the one I received. It’s also been tested on 3 separate power supplies. With no other modules to eliminate cross talk noise with other digital modules. This isn’t just me having a dig about a random module. I had a genuine issue which they didn’t accept and gave me no help with. Bo beats does mention the noise problem. Which seems to be a trend in endorphines modules. I was merely trying to get help with my issue.
Did you reduce the input gain? With a good gain stage you should not get any noise, just like any other music gear 😊
oh no... I love the designs and concepts of endorphines. I've also loved the idea of Golden Master, tried it and had to send it back, because it heavily flatened the sound (probably killed the depth of any sound with its 16 bit converters). Now I'm thinking about using Ghost as a dedicated Kick-rumble-module. But in your videos it looked like, the hiss 'goes down' with the lpf in the end of the routing? Maybe it won't be a problem in this scenario?
Meh 🫤
Your existence is “meh.”
WAKE UP AND sell your Behringer SYNTHS they Suck ☢️PUNKNONYMOUS☢️
Even though I would never even consider eurorack this was a great demonstration!!! How is your fitness mission going? I sent you a message on twitter with a little tip
Thanks Tim! Its going. Thats all im gonna say 😅 check back in a month or so ♥️