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@@matthewpainemusic4322 cheers, ended up being far too long so not surprised if people don't watch all of it! You're welcome to nick the patches and see what you can do with them though. They're quite CPU intensive, it's basically a whole patch to make one sound. If you have the Pro VST, I would use that and then freeze the audio to add more stuff, or just sample it.

@@Inhibitd that's great to hear, cheers!

@@manmadeartists you can do that, but it won't sound like a well played classical guitar. I hadn't heard of Juan Martin so I had a listen to that piece and it's fairly complex. Generative techniques don't usually produce melodies or structures like a human composition, it's usually too random. The best thing to do is experiment, you can send MIDI from the VCV plugin if you have the Pro version (or use Cardinal, which is free but has fewer modules). Try using one of the 'Turing machine' modules, which produce random sequences but can be locked so you have some repetition. You can control the amount of randomness and maybe find something you like. Hope that helps.

@@VirtualModular thank you very much for your opinion, expertise and time you took for a helping answer 🙏🏻 at least it sounds as I have a lot to experiment with🤩

Can't remember exactly which one, but it's just an oscilloscope module zoomed right in. Probably Nysthi Polyscope, it's an old patch! 😉

@@VirtualModular thank you so much for your answer! Looks so paralyzingly beautiful

@@manmadeartists cheers. You can change colour with CV input too.

Cheers, turned out a lot longer than I planned 😉

Yep that's included, good shout. I used to use Dust as a random trigger for sample and hold. The particle noise mode in Plaits is good for that too.

Thanks! There's some overlap with the ambient drone video, a few of the techniques are the same but used in a different way. Plenty more ideas coming soon, it's just finding the time to make tutorials.👍

Thanks, glad this was useful! 👍

Cheers!

Thanks, I try to do something a bit different! 👍

Cheers 👍

Cheers, I've always struggled with beats so Battalion is useful for some inspiration. I think it's the effects plugins that make it sound interesting, and using the modular bits to vary parameters so it's not just static. 👍

Cheers!

Excellent, I'm really glad you found this useful! I mainly use VCV but noticed there wasn't much content for Cardinal, so I'll be making more videos on it. I honestly think some of the effects that are possible with VCV/Cardinal are comparable with commercial stuff, if not better. 👍

@@VirtualModular If not better? It’s better, in my opinion.

@@markhofland1898 yep, it's more powerful because you can patch things that aren't possible with other software or hardware. 👍

Thanks for your comment and sub! Haven’t used UVI Falcon but it looks really interesting.

@@VirtualModular Watched again after coming up to speed on VCV - much greater appreciation and apprehension. So like crazy LFO modulation, so is life - there's a cross fade between a UA-cam tutorial and bias of the audience. Feeling inspired but also humbled ; surely I'm as smart today as last week before watching VCV vids. Is life just supermassive reverb ??

@@rossimatic2134 thanks, Supermassive is more than that! It's the best thing ever. Just uploaded another guitar patch, nobody watches those so I'll do some more tutorials soon. This one got 10x my average views 😄

Thanks, that's a new one! 😄

Cheers, yeah I've seen a few demos of that and it does sound good! Can't go wrong with Arturia's software generally. ☝

Thanks 👍

Cheers, it's great to see more people becoming interested in the endless possibilities of VCV and guitar. Thanks for subscribing too, I've been making sound design tutorials recently but plenty more guitar patches in the works! 👍

Cheers 👍

Cheers! Need to get the old 4-track hooked up again and make some more of this.

Thanks, appreciate all the comments 👍

Awesome, that's great to hear from someone that already knows what they're doing! Thanks! 😉

Yep, as soon as I hit record I get nervous and make a mistake. It's fine as long as you can work out where you went wrong! Just need to practice and make more tutorials, cheers.

No worries, I would not have noticed that you are nervous. Looking forward to future tutorials 👍.

You're welcome, thanks! Stay tuned for more...eventually! 😉

ofcourse i will stay! @@VirtualModular

Thanks, polyphony is a real game changer! I use it as much as possible, cheers.

Yep, another Plateau as an insert effect would do the job, or a couple of reverbs chained together. I would throw in a chorus too, because most of the Supermassive presets seem to use quite a lot of modulation. You can usually get a decent approximation with native modules, but Supermassive just sounds so good for this and it's much quicker! 👍

Thanks for the tip, I'm on Linux and it seems Supermassive is Mac/Windows only.

@@purple8pen824 ah that's a real shame, but plenty you can do with stock modules. I made a shimmer reverb which is also on Patchstorage, that would also work well for ambient drone.

You can get hybrid delay+reverb effects by combining reverbs and delays together with explicit feedback. Using (multiband) compression on the feedback can help prevent overload, plus a bit of highpass to stop DC buildup and some modulation effects/notch filtering can also help prevent ringing.

@@GeorgeLocke yep, I've used that trick to make a fairly decent shimmer reverb before. Not an option on linux, but using Supermassive and other plugins in a feedback loop makes utterly ridiculous effects, with almost infinite decay!

Thanks! That reminds me, I haven't used your modules for a while, which are excellent. There are a few newer ones I haven’t checked out yet, need to have a play with those. Cheers! 👍

Cheers man, just uploading the patch now 👍

Thank you! 👍

Cheers! 👍

Cheers, I'll see what I can do. Tutorials take me ages to record and edit! 😆

lol you suggested it :) but feel free ofcourse have nice day/evening :) @@VirtualModular

@@maltas22 haha, no I'll do it. I'm committed now. Watch this space 🤣

Here you go! ua-cam.com/video/NkewhBIY6Yo/v-deo.html

Thank you!@@VirtualModular

Cheers! 👍

Cheers Tom! 👍

Agreed, it's an interesting VCO. Sadly I don't have the space or budget for 'real' Eurorack, but if I ever did hardware it would be on the list! The VCV version has a slight bug, but the sound is exactly the same and it's only 15 US bucks which made it a no-brainer for me 😉

Thanks, it's a cool module. My only criticism is it forgets the octave setting on osc A, so when I load a patch the sounds are in the wrong range. Next time, I'll leave it on default and use a VCV octave module instead. Also, it's not polyphonic, which is a shame. On the plus side, the noise section is great for patching retro drum sounds, and the res output does a very good 303. If you're interested in phase distortion, check out Warp Core if you haven't already used it. It's polyphonic, and the VCV version is free.👍

Cheers man. This one bombed, but hey I just experiment and make whatever I'm into at the time! 😄

Thanks! I couldn't get SickoLooper to do what I wanted either, need to have another look at that and make some more guitar looping jams. Glad this video is still useful after a few years!

@@VirtualModular Well, it was my first search result, and way shorter than Omri's video on the subject.

@@butsukete1806 ah, can't go wrong with Omri. He's about 45k subs ahead of me, but I don't do many tutorials. I find they take too long to make, plus I like doing weird guitar stuff that nobody listens to 🤣

You don't have to do a tutorial , sometimes just knowing a module exists is all it takes.

Thanks, yep amazing isn't it? We should ask the Surge team if they could make a polyphonic Rings module too!