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ty dear! i also find vcv to be very inspiring :)

ty very much! 🙏

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hey, cheers! i truly appreciate it! <3

very much appreciate it! <3

mt obrigado mano <3

Tysm <3

thank you so much <3 for both things i used the Purfenator module, by DanT. it took some trial and error to set up, but i found that enabling "split vertically"(on skiff settings) and "ignore zoom" (on the BG section) works best :)

appreciate it! its called vcv rack, its free and open source :)

tysm! there's actually a vcv Selection I created for adding pitch vibrato to synths, you can see its modulation shape at 01:13:37 (it's the combination of LFO's and attenuators on the left). and for the synth, theres not a lot to it, i just try to make significant choices, and make sure each note blends in and out nicely (wich wasnt much the case this time, but is usually what i aim for). the sound is very much inspired by vangelis and state azure. the reese bass is just a detuned saw with filtering, waveshaping and chorus. on the chorus, i tend to make the depth and rate modulations be at inverted phases so they compensate each other. lastly i added the 4>1 switch and the slew for the note changes :)

Same here! streaming in 1080 can be a bit CPU-intensive, so this setup also helps balance that out. Plus, I almost got twice the detail with half the number of tracks 😊 (even tho it took a bit longer)

@@antioedipus72 Congrats. And also, thanks for the 1080p, It makes analyzing what the modules are doing a lot easier as you can actuallly make out the smaller knobs.

@@josephperkins-z7n Np! I've also been actively trying to remember to zoom in while adjusting the knobs to maintain a more concise visual storytelling. maybe i make it a habit anytime soon haha

@@antioedipus72 appreciate it. I also have this habit of working super zoomed out. It makes me feel like im watching my creation from above.

tysm! <3

thank you so much <3

oh hi there! I just wanted to say thanks for the fantastic Purfenator module. honestly I recommend it to people almost every single day 😊

thanks for your comment and for the module design! i use the bezier on almost every patch so this will definitely going to be helpful

i appreciate it! well, you can see each step i took on the video, but if want more general advice, i'd say it all comes down to finding a cool delay setting (on this one i used both a dedicated delay and the delay on return tracks, so it produces kind of a polymetric effect) and then modulating the modulations to create that intertwining movement. On the first synth, i sent the envelope signal to two attenuators, wich had their scale modulated by slow bezier curves at opposed phases. the result is that it varies the envelope's amplitude each time the chord is played, for each parameter independently. Ultimately, all modulation signals are being attenuated by a variable ammount, except for a few on the wavetable VCO and ADSR. I hope I explained that clearly.

Thank you! I'll give it a try 👍.

thank you very much! i added both the skiffs and background with the Purfenator module, by DanT.

thank you very much!

nao tenho nem roupa pra receber um elogio desses kkkk mas muito obrigado meu querido!

@antioedipus72 haha

i do plan on releasing them but i wanted to polish them a bit more first.. mixing and all that. but when i'm done i'll let you know fs! (this particular upload is just for the Patchstorage preview of the "work in progress" version)

Every voice / instrument is so interesting. How do you make em ?

so, the first switch alternates between the first two sequences, while second one alternates between the second and fourth sequences. then both switches are sent to a 3rd one, to alternate between them. there's probably a smarter way to do it, but that was just my approach for making longer patterns

​@@josephperkins-z7n well its a very broad question and i'm afraid theres not a quick way to answer it haha but basically i just mess with the parameters until it sounds cool, and practice practice practice if you got any more specific questions tho, lmk!

@@antioedipus72 I see, thank you. It is a really broad question now that you mention it. I appreciate the help man.

@@antioedipus72 very interesting. Thank you.

it's the Purfenator module, by DanT

@@antioedipus72 thanks, just checked it, looks dope

tysm! i used the Purfenator module, by DanT, for both the cases and background image

@@antioedipus72 Thank's!! I really enjoy your palette. Keep 'em coming. If you ever come close to Kiel, let me know. I'd love to hear your art on a big sound system. Cheers Alex

i used the Purfenator module, by DanT (for both the skiffs and background)

i just posted this one on Patchstorage, link on description!

it's called VCV Rack

i'm really glad it helps! feel free to post eventual recreations, especially if you credit me on the description. also if you got any questions about the patches lmk and i'll answer when possible 🙏

very much appreciated! and yes, its all synthesis. that lead is actually just a filtered dual vco saw lead, with some complex pitch modulation. there are two unsynced lfos, one of them sent to the attenuator input, and the other one modulates the attenuation ammount (from 0 to 1%)

thanks a lot!

haha thanks man. i started this one on a previous video called Space Environment, it might be easier to follow if you feel like it

it's the Purfenator module, by DanT. I also like it a lot

Ahhhhh. Cool. I have been wondering this myself.

i appreciate it very much 🤗

on DanT's Purfenator module just click "image background" > "- load image". also make sure "draw background" and "ignore zoom" are checked

yes, its vcv rack, a free and open source program that emulates modular systems. no problem! ☺

lmao