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Every time I buy a piece of gear and find myself out of my depth, I find a Braintree tutorial series that puts me at ease. Thanks for all the hard work!

Thank you!!

Hey I’m new I just got this and put it together, would I hear anything if I just connect this single one to my aux speakers?

Great series of videos!

beautiful. Can you explain how you built it? that would be great!!

@Braintree56 I followed all the steps in the video but when i created buses i wasn't able to make sound like you did. How exactly are you plugging everything in?

Synth Drive … what a wicked jam ❤

was about to like this video until i saw that beautiful number and couldn't ruin it, sorry man...

Thanks for these vids, really helpful for learning my new toys. For sequence reset with the Mother32 could you not use the assignable output set to the step 1 trigger so that it resets whenever the Mothers sequence starts over? Alternatively, you could use the accent mode on the assignable output.

I'm trying to match the PPQN of the Mother 32 with my Pamelas Pro Workout, which is 24 PPQN. But i don't understand how to move beyond page 8 on the mother 32's PPQN selection mode!! Would be amzing if you could reply to this and tell me how it's done. I'm aiming to use my Mother 32 to receive midi clock and RUN information from my DAW and feed that to my Pamelas to create clock divisions and cool euclid patterns that runs my case when i hit record on the daw!

🔥🔥🔥 is their an extended version lurking somewhere?

Cool! At 7:04 I feel like it ought to be further understood how this wave shaping knowledge can be utilized to it’s utmost and PACKED potential for making electronic music. How can someone fit audio/ cv signals so perfectly within these custom waveshapes that the audio resonates and is like most define? The trouble I recognize is that it’s so accurate, that a small error in logic seems like it can de-rail completely an artist wanting to create music but doesn’t understand how!

This has been super helpful!! Thanks a ton :)

This is a sick little jam. Love it! 👍

One thing i dislike about doepfer are the knobs. Very tight and not smooth turning but top notch for everything else.

Your demo of the retrig showing how to apply it on a per-step basis was extremely helpful. You showed setting the length of the retrig quantized to #steps, however the menu options seemed to allow for intermediate lengths with, what appeared to be, sub-note-length quantization, e.g. 2.13/16 to 2.25/16. Do you know if this level of quantization is the same as the micro-timing shift quantization?

I just purchased a used version 1 and this is one of the most helpful and informative resources I have seen on this amazing machine - thank you.

Really apreciate your tutorials: clear and useful.thanks!Subscribed.

Very clever way to use seq2! Thanks for sharing

This video is super good. You’re such a good teacher. Now I really grasp what’s going on and how to think about it! Many thanks

What is the compressor module? Cant read the name and I dont think you introduced it.

Enjoying exploring the Labyrinth but finding the VCO a tad thin for my tastes … CV and Trigger outs to other sound sources have made this an interesting synth for me

With respect to DFAM reset, have you considered getting a D-Thing from Serendipity?

Love your channel thanks again

Man im going crazy. Ive done something that has botched my Tempo/Gate length pot so that it does not work clockwise of 12 and only works in crazy mode anti clockwise of 12. Precisely at 12 it goes crazy. I dont know what ive done in the previous videos guide whilst changing the 'assign' settings but my sequencer is now breaking my brain and i cant seem to find a resolve. Please help?!

How much were the rails? Where did you buy them? Thanks

Wow!! What you show at 11 min its soooo freaking cool! Nice tutorial!

hmm, love your stuff about the DFAM. The Sound-Studio is the core of my modular rack. Guess I'll add the Labyrinth to my Birthday next year. I hope there will be a multi-parted deep dive by you :D great work, you do stuff in major, what not a lot of people do. I like it

Nice video series. BTW def starting to hear the seeds of Baba O'Riley by the Who at around 11 seconds!

Great patch ideas! Thanks!! 🙂

Funny how sometimes you see something you already know but then something clicks in your mind. I realized while watching this nice video that a 1-to-4 seq switch suits trigger signals better than a 4-to-1 seq switch, which is just overkill and useless for triggers in the end. I was testing the Octa Switch module by Doepfer with this wrong approach, and I just got nothing better from trigger patterns. The patch was just complex for nothing. Things need to be simpler and make quick changes to patterns a switch at a time. Leaving an output empty is also a good choice in this case. It's really compelling to have each voice being triggered separately, not at the same time, and have a patch that evolve while respecting this separation between voices. Now the music is complex, not the patch. Easier to mix as well. Thanks to this video and one about how to make dub techno by Martin Stürtzer for this epiphany. I'm going to rectify my performance patch based on this "separation" idea. Thank you!

Always enjoys your videos! For DFAM reset, take a look at the RFD from Sonoclast. You can even set which step the DFAM gets reset to. I like using it with the uO_C burst app for rolls, fills, etc.

Great stuff, buddy!! Any chance you'll include any of these patching ideas in the patchbook? Have you happened to create any new patches with or without the Labyrinth?

Dude your rack looks crazier and crazier everytime I see it! Labyrinth soundin pretty tasty.

Not going to use the Spectravox???!?! I love that thing!

Thanks for the videos.. Question is there any videos on explaining each LFO destination?

Thank you so much for making this video

This sounds so amazing !!❤

Plaits should be here tomorrow. Can’t wait to pair it with the mother 32 It’s going to be my first build as well

Thanks!

Outstanding as usual. For a beginner like me, this is Elektron GOLD. I own a DII. I wish you'd do the same for that device. But honestly, so much of this is transferable to the DII as well. THANKS!!!

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great vid!

I've been looking at so many distortion and fuzz modules. This one is definitely unique and cost effective! What are your thoughts; are you a fan of the Nijel? Haven't talked to you in awhile, hope all is well! I figured you got busy with life and whatnot, as we all do.

Bounce 🙌🙌

Hi, how do I delete a live recording that I've done on top of an existing sequence?

Did you know that there's a town called Braintree in Essex here in the UK?

Not a fan of that AJH VCO, but the price difference is pretty obvious due to workmanship involved. VCO in a chip (Doepfer) is obviously cheaper than discrete architecture VCO (AJH) with transistor-pair matching. Some high-end VCOs even have digital temperature compensation to provide better v/oct tracking stability while keeping its analog sound, that's extra $$$.

**** TECHNICAL NOTE: In the video, I state that the colors don't matter as long as it is consistent. While this is technically true - it could cause confusion. On the factory built boards, the colors of the LEDs follow the same pattern as listed in the wiring diagram - Red = +12v/Yellow = -12v. *****