I've had my monologue for awhile now, but just now getting into running my external gear thru it to use it as an effects processor. This video is extremely helpful. thank you for this!
Man, I’ve been so inspired by so many of your videos. Looks like I’m gonna pull out the Tele with the Digitakt and SP404 tonight and see what I can cook up!
On Minilogue you could also use built-in delay effect and high pass filter. Otherwise line input on something like Monologue and Minilogue is best used with another synthesizer connected via MIDI. If you would connect eg. Volca Keys (read: simple 3 voice paraphonic synth) you could get kinda 3 voice polyphony - which isn't really but it is much harder to pick out you don't have real polyphony when you can do rudimentary chords. Also in this case voice from additional synth can use its own filter, LFO and resonance. One of the effects I like is to use some filtering and make decay shorter than on main synth - that way we get this richer sound the moment keys are pressed. Lots of combinations to try with additional synth.
Cool ! I ve been using my novation tracks as a repalcement pedal for reverb and delay - but I need to check what you did . Nice chords btw - sounds like BB King Bb :)
Thank you Ryan for this really nice video. I have a Korg minilogue and was thinking of bying a very expensive synth pedal for my guitar rig. Now I am wondering if I should use the Korg to process the guitar sound instead. Does the Minilogue work the same way?
I've had plans to run my guitar through the Monologue for quite some time; this helpful video gives me a good starting point.
Sick, I’m glad this helps! It was definitely a lot of fun messing around on it
this is actually freaking dope, and your presentation is so easy to follow. you earn a sub!!
Thank you for the sub, appreciate the support!!
Hoy man, that's some great content. Creative, Inspiring, Thank you for not being shy to share.
I've had my monologue for awhile now, but just now getting into running my external gear thru it to use it as an effects processor. This video is extremely helpful. thank you for this!
Man, I’ve been so inspired by so many of your videos. Looks like I’m gonna pull out the Tele with the Digitakt and SP404 tonight and see what I can cook up!
Really nice!
Thanks for the video...now I'm off to get a KM.
I’m glad you liked the video! Thanks for watching!
Nice. Classy video & cool track.
I got a Canadian vibe from this one.
I'm learning to run another keyboard through the monoloque. This has been very helpful. Thanks
Never thought of doing this or that it would work. Gonna try this thank you
Was thinking of buying a step sequencer pedal but now I realize I can use my Monologue!
I was surprised how much it was capable of! Glad this vid helped, thanks for watching!
Oh man...great walkthrough. Only thing I missed was you cranking the resonance up on the filter and playing with LFO time to get a mad WAH effect 👌
Very cool, time to play with the audio in at last.
So good man, thank you !
Appreciate you bro, thanks for watching!
Nice job!
Great! Thank you
Glad you enjoyed, thank you for watching!
I could defiantly work with that. Thanks for the inspiration
Cool
Wow…
I really like your music😮
Thanks!
On Minilogue you could also use built-in delay effect and high pass filter. Otherwise line input on something like Monologue and Minilogue is best used with another synthesizer connected via MIDI. If you would connect eg. Volca Keys (read: simple 3 voice paraphonic synth) you could get kinda 3 voice polyphony - which isn't really but it is much harder to pick out you don't have real polyphony when you can do rudimentary chords. Also in this case voice from additional synth can use its own filter, LFO and resonance. One of the effects I like is to use some filtering and make decay shorter than on main synth - that way we get this richer sound the moment keys are pressed. Lots of combinations to try with additional synth.
Big uP! Nice Tutorial. nice thing , that you can do this with other audio sources too.
Really cool Ryan, heavy like lead.
Great video that gave a lot of inspiration!
3:30 its tremolo, not vibrato (tremolo - volume modualtion, vibrato - pitch modulation), but overall a good video!
Very cool! It’s a Tremolo!
That is so cool! Now I only need a guitar 😆
Cool ! I ve been using my novation tracks as a repalcement pedal for reverb and delay - but I need to check what you did . Nice chords btw - sounds like BB King Bb :)
dope jam!
Thank you Ryan for this really nice video. I have a Korg minilogue and was thinking of bying a very expensive synth pedal for my guitar rig. Now I am wondering if I should use the Korg to process the guitar sound instead. Does the Minilogue work the same way?
Thank you for watching! I am pretty sure that the minilogue works the same way, however I have not done it myself. Appreciate you!
Yes, the minilogue works for guitar
As I understand it, the minilogue xd doesn't take input sound but the og minilogue does. Do not quote me on this however
Woah this is so creative I gotta try this out 🎸
Thanks bro, I will def let you give the Monologue a try next time you’re down! With the chords I’ve seen you make it would sound amazing!
I'll try this and let you know how it plays out...
🙂
hmmm. plenty more hardware involved by the end. ive just got the synth + a few fx pedals
This seems like a lot of work to essentially get the same result as a few pedals and an amp.
ive been looking for this.
Glad this video helped, thanks for watching!
nice...I do run signals through my Roland analog and my hardware samplers..
just top..i never use Audio in too..i own xd..tnx!
I'm happily surprised that you can plug the guitar directly in without pre-amplifying it.
one time in band camp...
is the monologue battery powered?
Has 6aa battery's yes
That and a 9 volt wallwart
Correct! Batteries typically lasts about 3 to 4 hours powered up I’d say
tremolo not vibrato
Waste of time