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Torso T1 + Synthstrom Deluge: midi learn
A quick example of how to help the Deluge recognise midi from the Torso T1.
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Chompi sampler: a first look and play
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I was an early Kickstarter backer of the Chompi Sampler and just received it. Here is a first look and play around with the features.
Sleepy Circuits Hypno + Rhythm Scope in a flight case!
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This is my prototype portable, audio-reactive video synth rig! It features a Critter & Guitari Rhythm Scope (2022) feeding a Sleepy Circuits Hypno which is controlled by a Novation LaunchControl. It is all tightly packed into a cheap flight case with a screen mounted up top that the Hypno is feeding. This whole rig is battery powered and fully portable.
Honda E owner: 3 things I love, 3 things I hate
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The Honda E is an incredible and unusual car. In this video I look at three things I love about it, three things I hate about it and a bonus thing that makes it extra special. I talk about what it feels like to drive and why it is a uniquely special car. Please hit me up with questions or comments about the Honda E and Tesla Model 3 Performance below and I'll incorporate them into the next vide...
Honda E Advance: UK owner thoughts + point-of-view driving and charging
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We've had out Honda E Advance a few weeks and I wanted to share my thoughts and early impressions. I talk about what makes the car special, why it is awesome to drive, which aspects of it are irritating and why I prefer it to a Tesla Model 3 Performance (at the moment).
Neewer 18" LED ring light review
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Yo internet. Here's a review of the massive Neewer 18" LED ring light bought from Amazon with my own pennies. This is a solid entry level light for Youtubing, interviews and product shots. But whether you really love it or not will depend on how much you like the halo effect it gives in subjects eyes (not very well demonstrated in this video!). PROS - Decent light output - Colour temp & brightn...
7 Reasons I love my BMW i3
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I absolutely love this little car and wanted to share seven reasons I think its probably one of the best cars you can drive and one of the best EVs ever made. I've driven a lot of electric miles since 2014 (this i3 has travelled over 50,000 miles) so feel qualified to say that no other car comes close to offering the performance, comfort, eco-credentials, technology, practicality and value that...
Family Lets Play: 'Heave Ho' on the Nintendo Switch
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A family play-through of 'Heave Ho', an £8 digital download on Nintendo Switch that I would highly recommend. It's a fantastic couch co-op game that sees you swinging around levels, dying repeatedly and farting on your friends while working together to reach the finish point. At the moment this is our favourite co-op game on the Switch, narrowly beating Ultimate Chicken Horse and Mario Kart! Mo...
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A short film I made with my girls themed around family, nature and LAZERS!
Jamuary 01 2019
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Day 1 of #jamuary 2019 during which I plan to upload a song or jam each day in an effort to get back in the rhythm of making music and actually trying to finish ideas and improve my skillz. This first one was made on the Teenage Engineering OP-1 and recorded into a Zoom H2N. It features my daughters vocal loop and a healthy dose of the OP-1's CWO filter.
Mandy's Brave The Shave 2018
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A short film about Mandy who is shaving her head to raise money for Macmillan Nurses as part of the 'Brave The Shave 2018' fundraiser. You can donate to Mandy here: bravetheshave.macmillan.org.uk/shavers/amanda-greaves
Little Planets May 2018 (Insta360 One tests)
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Testing out the Insta360 One and Go Pro VR plugins for Premiere Pro. The Insta360 is a 360 degree camera that allows you to re-frame shots in post-production (kind of like Overcapture on the Go Pro Fusion). In this video I've tried to play with image variables to create unusual visual effects by key framing properties using the free Go Pro VR plugins for Premiere Pro. Music is: 'Soupandreas & i...
Nintendo Labo Piano: build, mini-review, jam
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Building the Nintendo Labo Piano from the first Variety Kit then testing it out, describing it's stock sounds and jamming with my kids. 0:00 - 0:21: Introduction 0:21- 1:57: Unboxing and building JoyCon holder 1:57 - 3:35: Building the piano 3:35 - 7:07: Testing piano and exploring stock sounds 7:07 - 9:01: Jamming with other instruments I'll share more thoughts on the little piano and it's com...
PolarPro Katana review + unboxing/installation/footage
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PolarPro Katana review unboxing/installation/footage
Brompton S2L NYC 2017 Limited Edition - Owner Review
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Brompton S2L NYC 2017 Limited Edition - Owner Review
BMW i3 Range Extender owner review (part 1)
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BMW i3 Range Extender owner review (part 1)
Matt Baker asking David Cameron 'how on earth he sleeps at night'
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Matt Baker asking David Cameron 'how on earth he sleeps at night'
Stock MX5 exhaust vs MX5parts.co.uk Exhaust
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Stock MX5 exhaust vs MX5parts.co.uk Exhaust
How do I separate deluge midi channels? When I midi learn values on Deluge I get two different sounds. I would like them separated on different Torso tracks. What am I doing wrong? Thanks for any help you can provide
Mute the other Torso channels you have playing just while you midi learn the one you want to control. The Deluge will only ‘hear’ the Torso channel that remains unmuted. As soon as it’s learned it you can unmute the other Torso channels. Example: Torso Track 1 is controlling a synth on the Deluge on midi channel 1. It’s playing and sounds great. Now you want to add a bass using Torso Track 2 to control the Deluge. Create a new Deluge bass track. Mute Torso Track 1. Place some trigs on Torso track 2, make sure it’s transmitting on midi track 2. Go to your Deluge bass track and midi learn by holding ‘Learn’ and pressing the audition pads. If your bass starts playing, you’ve done it! Now unmute Torso Track 1 and enjoy!
@@nooooddythank you so much!!
@@nooooddy I tried for about two hours thinking I must have done something wrong. But then went to reddit and funny enough saw your post, where you were helping someone out. Between you and them and I am in business! So many thanks. I'll share the missing link: ""go to settings->midi->devices->DIN->MPE and set upper and lower to 0 for both in and out"
Thank you, just what i needed!
What kind of tv monitor did you use ? HDMI or Analog? I am assuming it is HDMI so you can battery power it right?
Is that rhythm scope the best option for introducing audio to the hypno? i just got one so let me know what you think! my goal is to use it for live music visuals
Hey Robert! Great question. I also tried using an iOS envelope follower and an audio interface. The envelope follower was Envolver and worked perfectly. Envolver allowed me to assign midi cc to control Hypno depending on the audio input. It worked beautifully for DJing but wasn’t a super portable setup because of the audio interface. So far the Rhythm Scope works well but there is a tiny lag, maybe 2ms, likely because of the analog to digital signal path.
@@nooooddy Thanks for responding! i was wondering if the rhythm scope worked the same was as an envelope follower, as in i could just buy the scope and run tracks out of my laptop to it or out of a mixer at gigs. The world of synths is something im very new to so i have no clue if this is doable but let me know what you think! thx sm
This would make a better plug-in. 6 knobs, and the rest are computer keyboard buttons, with no idea wher the parameters are set. And some idiot is selling a pink one on Reverb for $1,150, and out there is an idiot that's going to buy this. IMO, the reason this has any appeal is that it looks like a toy. It's limited and flawed. It should be selling for $400 tops.
You seem a little angry bro
@@Nick-ox9hb Nah, I'm as happy as flies on poop. I got my hands on a pink one for $650. You passive aggressive much?
Man, I don't know. It's like $200 for the actual piece of hardware, and $400 for the quirky design. So, where do I sign up for one?
Looks like a toy for a play pen.
I know, right? It's so awesome! 😊
Well you suck !
2023 saw the release of the two most overrated and overpriced gear ever : the horrendously cheap EP-133 and the atrociously overpriced Chompi. Chompi is a big let down. And reviewers need to address what’s missing here. Cause for the price, it’s more a matter of what it doesn’t do than what it actually does. 600€ is a joke. Clearly.
Marketed to the kickstarter crowd that thinks they are getting in on some new invention or technology.
@@coopedup2 exactly my point. Well said.
Who pissed in your Moog One? 🤔
@@smaller_cathedrals probably the same guy that pissed in and on your studio, I guess 😂 you made my day tho
THE MOST NEGATIVE COMMENTS ABOUT CHOMPI ARE ALL FROM PEOPLE WHO ARE INTERESTED AND INTRIGUED BY CHOMPI BUT ARE TRYING TO CONVINCE THEIRSELVES THAT WHAT THEY ALREADY HAVE IS TECHNICALLY BETTER BUT THEY SEE CHOMPI DOES THINGS EASIER AND FASTER IN A MORE INTERESTING WAY THAN THEIR MORE CAPABLE MACHINE SO THEREFORE THEY HAVE TO HATE CHOMPI
Ah yes, the guitar pedal. The musician's standard unit of measure haha! How much did it cost in guitar pedals???
Finally got the chompi today, cool little rig. Keen to look into sd card side of things and see if more samples can be added as well as other things. Would love to get some more dubsteppy, trippy sounds. Or is it a matter of making your own on the chompi and using those? I've got a lot to learn 🤣👌
The handle is dumb imo
I didn't think about it much before your comment, and I actually intended to counter your argument as I was thinking about it. But yeah, its not likely that I would use the handle for anything- but more often than not the existence of that handle will negatively impact my music set up with this thing
@@RP-mp4ow That’s exactly what I’m thinking. Sure, it’s cute but for a studio it seems like nothing but a pain. Should be removable at the very least.
it's easy to take off (intentionally), 2 hex screws.
Because safely carrying your new 600.00 chompi is overrated 🤣
@@Michael_Jeromy_Kaiser "safely"?
finally fellow qwerty keyboardist unite. Does this have velocity sensitivity? maybe can be done ala the teenage engineering switch style on TKO II
No velocity I'm afraid :(
i ordered two, payed and NEVER GOT ONE!! NEVER GOT A REPLY! SCAM!!
Sounds like you bought the Facebook scam ones.
"This is the People's Court"
@ 2:50 you're so right
Fantastic! thanks for the video. I got mine just before Xmas and wrapped for under the tree but haven't really had any time to explore much (though my 9yo has had a great time making wild noise loops based on them screaming "poopy pants" into the mic. This is my first sampler/Electronic music device so there is a lot of learning to come (and a lot of muscle memory to the workflow - i.e. jammi mode/bank/loop input setting, switch to chompi get sample, back jammi, trim loop, etc.) I don't have much of a setup though I will end up routing through a super basic USB mixer when I finally settle down to experiment. that said, I feel like I get a TON of case/button noise whenever I "chomp" sample using the onboard mic.
after you Get the flow on lock, yall Gotta make the poopy pants EP. three, reaaally short sonGs; just yall. when he's 29, he's Gon feel that EP in his taxes. in the Greatest way. ❤🦾🔊.
sick
Thanks for sharing about the Chompi. I'm still on the waiting list. Had to buy an op1 field to keep me busy in the meantime. :)
haha dude that's like saying you had to swim in the ocean to keep you busy while waiting for the pool :) no disrespect though, enjoy ur chompi when it arrives :)
Buying a Ferrari while waiting for a Toyota is wild.
IT'S LIKE SAYING YOU BOUGHT THE OP1 FIELD WHY YOU WAIT FOR CHOMPI 🤔
love this
Despite having recently got a Tesla model 3, I'm still hanging onto my old i3, even though it's getting on a bit, it's still a bloody great little car; quick, fun to drive, cheap to run and innovately designed. This video beautifully sums up all these attributes.
If the bike is named “NYC”, I suggest the music should be Gershwin, Rhapsody in Blue
Is the Rhythm Scope connected to the Hypno via a USB capture stick?
Yes! A cheap USB capture stick after the s-video to HDMI converter.
Is the software still the same or been updated?
The original Brompton inventor, Andrew Ritchie invented the principles for his especially compact, double folding bike in the nineteen-seventies but also gave rise to a lot of one hinge, and horribly riding small wheel bikes, just able to fold in one direction. But today I'm an owner of the now-former Top model: LightweightH6LXBrompton, and trying to make it even lighter, with all the titanium and carbon parts I may find. I have just added a 535 mm black titanium seat post to mine, though being a rather tall man, also for more ease of putting it in my black B&W travel box. Mine has a titanium fork and the back frame, swinging down. And different parts also from carbon.
And as most Brompton owners know, you are able to replace the much less efficient, small pieces of - clear tape 🤔, from the factory, with much better and unoriginal pieces of carbon + tape, which cover the back frame-tube at the chain (From the chain and also the - fork-hook and a plate bolted on the front from the cables + also the painted bottom of the crank against hits and scratches!). It was about the first parts I ordered when I bought my bike + I also gave it a full car polish, all over, to protect its paint. And after only a few times folding, the "original tape" was, nearly worn through, so I managed to save my paint after all! And the Brompton Factory obviously knows of all those places, so why don't they give them an honest kind of protection, instead of only - clear tape? I have also given it two sewn-on pieces of leather, to protect the frame and stem tube from wear and scratches.
And a titanium bolt for the stempost and the folding pedal. plus, carbon clamps to hold the titanium struts to the mudguards. As a rainy Dane you need those.
Omg’s, how much can one person nag? Pfff, man 😅 This is not a review anymore
TJA and ACC are great in traffic
Yoo this is sooo awesome!!!
What did I just watch. Criticism is important but starting the first 15 mins of a video with is too much. And every word/sentence is overcomplicated. This gave me a headache.
I hope your head feels better 😁
Honda should really provide some updates for the Infotaimnet. I'd love to see visual upgrade and perfoemance boost
Is it reliable ???
The i3 seats are still manual....it's a £40+k car top spec. Same with ZE50 & E208...it seems electric seats aren't important. I was disappointed - did it stop me swapping my ZE50 for an E today? Absolutely not! Couldn't justify an extra £9k for a 2nd hand i3 with such low tech.
Ooh congratulations on the new EV! How are you enjoying the switch? What was the biggest draw to the E for you?
@@nooooddy The fun of driving it. There's just something about the E...I feel like you can't make a comparison with any of the other small EVs as it isn't aiming to be like them. It's a little indulgence all on its own. I've driven the E more in the last week than the ZE50 in a few months. I'm loving the switch. Even down to making custom wallpapers for the display. Takes me back to my youth!
What a great video for the both the i3 and the method used to convey the information. Loved it, thank you
I’ve got one of these and I had no trouble with app. I set the seat for me once and haven’t altered it since Info I get in press play on Spotify job done Rear mirror seems ok to me Big likes from you style, ride,sound , Minor hates.
This is so cool. Love the video effects!
Hey thanks man! I’m looking forward to getting a Sleepy Circuits Hypno and going wild with real life footage and little projects like this. Your channel has inspired me re video synthesis! I previously had a Critter and Guitari ETC (precursor to the Eysey) but sold it. The Hypno + hardware/software like the Octatrack and headless M8 is going to be amazing!
@@nooooddy Oh nice one! I have an ETC as well. It's great, but a very particular look. Looking forward to seeing what you come up with!
Much "personal nonsense" in this clip (sorry to say that). Also, the review could be for sure about 10 mins shorter if speaking was faster and without so much lag :P
Thanks for the insightful comment and contributing to the internet being a great place to be. Keep up the great work and thanks for your interest and support 👍
@@nooooddy ...well, otherwise you did a (almost) good job in this review :)
I’ve had mine for almost 6 months. Rear view is fine, I don’t use it, I will use it if ever the boot is so filled that I can’t see out through the rear windscreen. The side camera monitor surrounds doesn’t bother me, yes, they could be better but they blend in fine with the rest of the dash. The manually operated seats don’t bother me either, I kind of expect it from a city car. You also get used to infotainment, it’s no Tesla tech for sure but it’s okay. What the E has which pretty much all the other EVs don’t have is a 3 pin plug and a HDMI socket. Using a hack means passengers can watch anything from BBC’s iPlayer to Netflix to Disney World whilst in motion - We LOVE it. And you can’t buy more stares & attention from admirers this side of £150k. In fact, I reckon you’d need to Spend tens of thousands more to get anywhere nr the attention this gets.
I need a bigger garage
Could you put a hook up n haul lil trailer or lil teardrop rv
As an owner, I totally agree with Hate 3: Infotainment system. I mean, it's 21 century and Honda is one of the riches companies in world. I am paying 30K for car this small I need Apple iOS level of smoothness.
Even before I watched this video, these are the things I loved about the i3. One thing more is that the i3 is light enough (slightly more than 3,000 lbs) and this is truly a bonus for hauling the car and my family the extra miles with the relatively small battery pack compared with other EVs. Also, given the current gasoline shortage in the U.K., i3 and other EV owners would certainly feel so lucky and privileged for owning an EV!
Thanks for this - waiting for mine to be delivered in the next few weeks, and hearing about both the bad and good from someone who actually has the car is really helpful. Most of the points I had heard of in one way or another - I definitely won't be leaving the key at home, that is for sure. As for the software, everything is relative. I am coming from 4 years in a Zoe, which was great value, better range than the e, and I do like it but the software has always cut phone/USB audio for a second after every nave announcement or beep, and for the past couple of years once every week or two preceded it with an almighty, full-volume 'bang' without any warning. Dodgy menus and the odd lag notwithstanding, CarPlay and not driving a moving jump-scare will be heaven! I also laughed more about your unrepeatable description of the looks than I have in a long time.
There is nothing wrong with the central mirror/camera. I have been using it from day 1 for almost 1 year and never switched it off. Just lowered a bit the angle setting and had no problems with eyesight.
It’s subjective. I feel a visual lag, my wife doesn’t. I hate it, she doesn’t. This video was obviously my POV. Glad you’re enjoying the camera! What about the manual seats and interior foibles?
@@nooooddy I never had a car with electric seat adjustments so I don't feel that it lacks something for me. Usually I don't adjust it all the time so it is not a problem for me too. The only complain about the car is that I hear some rattles sometimes which I cannot identify from where they come.
@@TheReubenBonnici As I share this car with my wife, I adjust the seat regularly which is why it’s probably a much bigger deal for me! Thanks for you comments Reuben. I will flag them up in the next video if that is ok.
I’ve got one off these even brought the Brooks saddle in brown as well as the saddle that came with it it done 100 miles from new its now in his bike bag In my hallway and that’s where it lives unfortunately but agreed it’s a beautiful piece of engineering
Its a city car so whats the point of saying the range is not like a Tesla - very irritating. Its not rushed out infact this car was already developed and made before the supposed launch of the Urban E, the car on the Honda stand was actually made for the show only as the E was already ready for production, Honda don't rush things to market.
I will address these comments (and your irritation) in a further video. Irrespective of the market segment and average miles driven by folk, 100 mile range at this price point is not competitive. Comparing it to Tesla is extreme and I’m grateful for the extra info re production of the E. Thanks for commenting.
Regarding the flappy paddle issue. Hondas thinking goes something like this: they treated the paddles as direct replacements for an ICE with a semi automatic gear box. As you approach a corner, you smash down the gears using the “minus” paddle therefore increasing engine braking. If you think about it this way, it makes sense.
Great video, thanks. You've had the E and the BMW i3, which do you prefer?
I think the i3 is more refined but the Honda is more fun. The tech and build of the Honda feels marginally inferior to the BMW, the driving position of the i3 is a little higher and for me felt a little better. The i3 feels a little faster 0-30mph. However the Honda feels more planted and stable. The actual driving characteristics of the E feel more playful and fun. The i3 feels kinda studious and serious- which is fine if you just want something well behaved but I like the mischievousness of the E and the fact it has real driving character. It’s a hard comparison to make as they feel like very different cars but my wife has said she would prefer to have the i3. Maybe that’s ‘grass is greener’? Maybe she’s forgotten what it’s like to drive. I’ll try and make more E-related videos talking about it’s character and charm!
People just seem to look at this cars negatives more than I think any other EV.It seems a great Car to me futuristic,stylish full of tech.In a boring world of SUV blandness its a breath of fresh air.
I traded in my i3 for a 328i and I wish I hadn't :(
This was hard to listen to - how cynical can one person be? Why did you bother buying it if all the quirks that make the car cool are just another thing for you to turn your nose up at? Moaning about things that don't really matter but doesn't mention the worst thing that plagues all new cars - all these cameras but there's no built in recording for crashes.
Did you have a chance to test drive the Mini Cooper Electric? I had a chance to test drive both the Honda-E as well as the Mini SE and I am completely torn between the two. I am currently driving a Tesla Model S (2018) and compared to these two cars I just cannot wait to get rid of my Tesla and get one of these but just trying to decide which one should I get? I live in London and it will be 90% city driving for me and my partner. Tesla as nice as they are but IMO are over-rated and the only thing I will miss about them is the supercharging network, other than that they're just soul-less and dull. AP is a joke to be honest! Great review btw.