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Love Qu-Bit, I wasn't giving Mojave the attention it deserved though. I feel like I'm just scratching the surface on it. I wanted it initially to be another Beads, but it just isn't, it has a different soul to it. So I'm working my way through it to really figure it out. Up next will probably be guitar effects with Mojave, as you can hear all those cool flanging chorusy effects going on.

@@RobotsAreRed thats interesting. I found the Beads UI to be counterintuitive and that's why I was drawn to Mojave.

@@bleekza Oh interesting indeed. I kind of felt the other way. I'm not sure the knobs make sense as far as sizes. It's kind of the opposite of beads with the mod attenuverters being the small pots.

@@RobotsAreRed I guess different design aesthetics appeal to different people. I really vibe with Qu-bit stuff. MI is generally pretty accessible to me... except for Clouds. Clouds makes me feel like an idiot.

@@bleekza I agree clouds isn't very intuitive. Though beads is much more so. Qubit stuff is great because you don't usually need to cv modulate stuff with lfos very often

It should be able to. I only tried it with my daw and that didn't work, but I know it definitely works via midi.

Thanks! I'll definitely be doing some better mastering on these if I publish them with distrokid, but for the video here I figured it would be best fitting to show the exact videos/audio that I already used.

I am clocking pams with 24ppqn from my Keystep. So when I hit play it just starts immediately in sync.

yep!

@@RobotsAreRed And now for the trick question. Does it work without the Oxi Pipe? I tried but it seems like I'm getting some sort of duophonic sound. When I hold one key down and press the next, the first and second sound together.

@@OttoMilde Yep, it works just the same without the pipe. Double check you set voice and trigger 2 for the second CV and gate outputs.

I think I figured it out! In CV and Gate voice allocation I switched to Unison. I'v only tried with two voices yet, but thanks for this incredible tip. Saved a lot not buing a polyphonic midi-interface!

@@OttoMilde Ah that explains it. It's super easy to add more voices too, up to 8. Just do the same thing you did for setting up two.

I don't have that in line at the moment, but I can reach out to BL and try to get them in my queue. :)

I heard back from BL and I will indeed be doing a video for Mr Wavey :)

@@RobotsAreRed YAY!!! I love mine so much but I know I’m just scratching the surface. Can’t wait to see what you do!

@@bleekza Yes! I finally had a chance to get it racked up and explore it a little bit. Right away I'm loving it! It reminds me of the oscillator section from the BL EOS semi modular, but with more glitchy capabilities! Right away I'd say try throwing a ramp up or down saw wave into input A, a sine wave, or even some more unique weird waveforms. It unlocks so many more wave shapes, like an alt firmware.

@@RobotsAreRed Can't wait to see how you use it! I didn't really understand what the fuss was about and then 5 minitues into playing around it shot right up to my top 10 favorite modules.

Hi there! The inputs are AC coupled, so they unfortunately only work with Audio. The VCA inputs control the volume while the CV input controls the Panning, which breaks the LFO connection. There is also the LFO rate input to control the speed/movement of the LFO.

@@RobotsAreRed 　　In the latter part of the Braintree56 channel, there is an explanation about connecting the outputs of two different LFOs to the left and right of the six inputs, respectively, and connecting the center stereo output to an oscilloscope to observe the waveform mixing. According to this person's explanation, it is said that audio signals or CV signals can also be processed. What do you think about this fact? In any case, I am currently very pleased with using it. For now, I am using it as an audio signal mixer, but I am excited about the potential for further possibilities.🥳

Yep!

Thanks! Unfortunately it doesn't hold samples, that would be great though!

@@RobotsAreRed Thanks for the reply :) I love being able to load samples. Will give this device a miss

@@TheIsolatedGamerz You can load samples onto the Oxi Coral though. So they have that at least.

I believe they are the modbap modular angled cables.

It really is

Appreciate you bringing it to my attention! I’m a certified filter junkie, but have never picked up a filter primarily based on its bandpass response - seems that is about to change

Thanks! I really need to just release all these songs instead of waiting to compile and master them all together. Another really good one that deserves it's own video is song at the end of my Wave Animator video.

I believe I found it on Etsy. Lots of neat blanks there.

@DannyOKC Wait no, it's at perfect circuit.

@@RobotsAreRed That's HILARIOUS, because I just ordered about a dozen things from PC three hours ago, and I somehow didn't notice that panel, even though I bought 6 or 7 panels.

Thanks! Yeah that bit turned out really nice. I remember the drums were all squid salmple with some modulation on the speed/pitch of the samples to give them that watery effect (maybe envelopes? I don't quite remember)

@@RobotsAreRedthanks for the quick reply! lol I had a feeling you were gonna say it was squid salmple. So many things seem to be calling me over to that sampler. Do you have a preference for that one over others? I haven’t quite gotten along with the bitbox micro and am looking for a nice replacement. Basically between the squid and the 4ms Sampler (not STS) rn

@@analogueghostmusic I really wanted a sampler that can sample on the fly and be ready to play immediately. I first tried that really old doepfer 8-bit sampler and it just wasn't what I was looking for. The squid salmple has been great so far. I feel like i still haven't used it to it's full potential yet and have mostly been using it for just drums. Though it is super easy to load samples onto it too. I recorded and moved over samples from my favorite outboard drum machines and it's been great. I also couldn't do the live sampling without Pam's, so that has been vital as well. What I love about ALM stuff is they can go really deep, but they aren't too over complicated to use them for the simple stuff.

@@RobotsAreRedreally appreciate the thoughtful reply ☺️ may have to pick one up and have a go with it, then. Were the samples you used here in this vid yours or defaults on the USB? I absolutely loved those sounds haha

@@analogueghostmusic I don't quite remember, but if I were to guess it was stock samples but edited parameters and cv stuff.

Thanks! Another thing that I have grown to do every time I turn on my dual sequencer is immediately reset them by holding the reset buttons. Mine glitches to only cover 3 octaves instead of 5 w/o the reset after startup.

Thanks! I really try to show transferable patch ideas in videos and to push the modules further than just basic sound demos. Appreciate it! Yes, I have probably the most BL videos out of any other brand at the moment: Simple ADSR, Syncussion Plus, Dwarf Star Stereo Delay, Lunar Modulation Lab, Gleba VCF, Lucky 7 LPF, Phaze 4 Daze, FM Sinus Lab, DDK, CSVCO, Acid N' Sons, EOS Semi Modular, and Gimme Some Kick Drum. Wow that was more than I thought, haha.

It's in stock at Perfect Circuit.

Yeah I was the same way, in theory it didn't seem very musical, but it is really fun and unique and can get musical more easily than you'd think.

Yeah I wish there was some more CV controls over certain things. I am always thinking how much greater these modules would be if there were CV controls for more atypical things other than just VCA's and Cutoff. And if the Hats had internal choking that would have been really cool.

@@RobotsAreRed still, nice that BL is making affordable modules that sound good. Drums are tough, at least when I’m trying to stick to a budget. I mainly use Two of Cups and modulate the sample selection to get variation (or cover 3+ percussion instruments with 2 channels). I’d love to have a few dedicated drum modules, but the ones I’d be interested in will add up real quick.

That Digital LFO is fantastic. I don't have that module exactly, but it is built into the EOS semi modular and I use that LFO a lot.

@@RobotsAreRed ..yes it is.. I also have the Phobos Lunar LFO which is great but the DELAY LFO on the Digital LFO is really interesting.. I multiply the trigger signal being used (Trigger Riot).. send one to the Trigger in on a sound source/voice..the other copy to the TRIGGER in on the Digital LFO.. that way the LFO can follow a sound and TRIGGER the delay LFO with each new trigger ..I also send it a Gate from a Circadian Rhythms (because it's easy to draw Gates on it live) to the GATE in the Digital LFO.. if Gate is selected on the switch that is where the LFO starts.. it's almost like painting it in which is fantastic.. whereas the TRIGGER is time delayed based on the delay knob setting and superb too.. you can have both patched and switch between them.. it offers two different options that compliment each other .. originally mentioned it because I was proud of myself for finally putting in the time to understand it..

use arrow keys to skip shorter times, I can hear it with no problems

This is a great presentation of these modules. I mean, you can hear the sound of both modules all the way through the video🎉....😅

I believe I just have a manual gate button that is sending a trigger to that input.

what module is that? I might be interested in something like that

@@CamelJam It was my befaco joystick module

Yeah my bad on that. Thanks for the feedback, I'm always open to hearing how I can make my videos more informative and clear.

Oh they seem very different from what I can see on Aikido. I have two mingles in my main rack at the moment and I usually end up using both of them for different uses. My go-to use is to take an already stereo signal and stereo-ize it even more.

@@RobotsAreRed 🖖😘

There are trimmers on the back to reduce the amount of chirpiness so in theory you could turn them all down quite a bit to get less chirpy degredation.

It can be a worry for sure. It's why I now plug everything into the tidbit before plugging the tidbit in. There are also floating tidbits now so you don't have that issue.

@@RobotsAreRed I'm sure its fine sober but after a few beers I imagine I'd cause some serious damage 😅

@@grief1 Haha totally. I have probably used the ones you can set and forget the most. The attenuators are really fantastic for dialing in LFOs without having to constantly patch over to my attenuator module. I do also try to patch it into whichever of the two modules I am less likely to bump into as well.

That was Mimeophon. I did a hold on it there and played with some knobs.