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My matriarch gets a lot of use, but no noisy pots yet (crossing my fingers it stays that way). F5 Deoxit is awesome product, not used it on my matriarch…but have rejuvenated tons of other gear with it. I trust it over any other product. I’d try that before replacing any pots.

Hmmm. I’ll have to take a look….try to be as accurate as possible with patch diagrams…but of course make mistakes. But…my studio was flooded and matriarch is in storage as I rebuild. I’ll check it out as soon as I can.

We made that video kind of as a joke…both synths are awesome. But it’s like comparing apples and oranges…if you want a polysynth, it’s a no brainer, go for the prophet.

@@RobeMusic appreciate the response. I went to perfect circuit yesterday to try some synths out & I couldn’t really understand the Rev 2 nor the prophet 6 (which I really like the sound on) but I’ve never owned a synth so idk what I’m really doing. On another note I did get to try out the sequential pro 2 & that was really fun I very intuitive, unfortunately they didn’t have the pro 3 to test out but definitely leaning towards pro 3! Thanks for your videos, they really help us make critical decisions.

Thanks. Glad you found it useful

Thanks very much! Hope you find it useful

Thanks!

I thought about that…as thinking of putting on wooden side panels. It’s been a while since I took it apart…I think you’re correct…it’s pretty easy. But I’d check with moog or one of the people selling custom side panels.

@@RobeMusic That's exactly the reason why I asked - I found a guy who's interested in making wooden side panels 🙂 Thanks!!!

Velocity affects all 3 envelope generators on DFAM (VCA, VCF and VCO EGs). I’m going to get more into that when I finally get around to part 3 of the deep dive. But simply, velocity amount increases the amplitude (height as you say) of each of the envelope generators….after physical eg amount knob positions…but velocity is bipolar so can reduce envelope amount. Center position on velocity sequencer is 0 (physical knob position)

@@RobeMusic I'm asking how it works. If you plug an LFO into the velocity input on DFAM, with a long enough envelope you would see that LFO modulation if it's using a VCA between the envelope output and the amount knob like the signal flow diagram in the manual suggests. I'm just wondering if that's the case or not. For replicating the effect in a different modular.

oh...i misunderstood your question...thought you were talking about velocity sequencer. Yes, it functions the way the manual says it does. Again, I'll be getting into the CV inputs in the next DFAm vid. good luck with your reproduction

I haven’t used FL so don’t know if it has a sequencer as powerful as the one in Logic. But it should all be possible, just not as streamlined. I’ve done the same in pro tools (not the most midi friendly DAW) and got it to work, it just wasn’t as streamlined

That’s an album I have not heard in a long time!

Wow mate, awesome

The one I use in the video is a fairly new iPad Pro….cant remember number…but I use it on my old iPhone and ancient iPad. Never really experienced any issues…besides the odd crash on startup from time to time.

Thanks very much! Means a lot

That’s certainly something to think about. The issue is…each in/out can be used for countless different things…it would be a LONG series…but something I’ll consider. I do do private lessons. But at the moment my schedule is full. If that’s something you’re interested in send me an email and we can try to figure something out. (Contact info is on my website Robemusic.com) I’ll be away until June 30th.

Agreed. Though I've not seen many (if any) people that can bring out the beauty of the Matriarch quite like Robe Music.

@@ZekeMagnar Seconded!

Glad you like them!

No I don’t use FL studio. Mainly Logic or Studio One….actually more and more with Studio one these days

Thank you. Yea I’ll put out volume 2 in the fall probably…will have enough new patches by then I think. Thanks again!

Thank you! Had fun putting this one together.

Glad you like it!

thanks. most of the time (and in this video) i just use the oscilloscope plugin that is native to my DAW, studio one. but sometimes i use the scope in VCV rack...it's actually way better....especially for LFOs and slow moving CV...but its not as convenient as the plugins in the DAW.

thanks. yea, thats something i want to mess around with a lot more.

Glad you like them!

Glad to have helped you out!