Thanks for part 3! I can finish my cheatsheet/mini manual now 😉 To bad the 'PLL tracking' is not 1v/oct. On the other hand, the Krell doesn't do 1v/oct 🤣 BTW, using a stacking cable to mix signals... I'm not sure that is 100% save... (ah, you also described: use at your own risk!)
Hello Mr Hermbot. I’ve enjoyed your tutorials and demystifications. I see you’ve stopped making them which is understandable - I’m sure they are a lot of work. But thanks very much for those you have made. I’ve learned a lot and will learn more when I watch them again. Cheers 👋
Fantastic Wogglebug series! Your videos are the best, thanks so much for all of the information. I really appreciate your hard work with these videos- your Maths videos are a resource I'm always going back to. I'd love a DPO deep dive series one day!
what are you talking about...? did you already visit Make Noise's channel? seems the answer is no, because they have a bunch of clever videos about their modules and Shared System.
Thank you for posting this series. Following your explanations has helped tremendously! This exercise has also helped me better utilize my scope as well.
Thank you. An absolutely fantastic set of videos on a very mysterious module - I’ve bought one now so that’s on you 😂. I look forward looking to see the rest of your content. Keep it up. Thank you again.
Thank you for this series. There are at least two reasons to watch a UA-cam video on a module- to learn how to use it if you already have it, and to establish whether or not it would be a good fit with your workflow if you do not. I can now honestly state that the ‘Bug had been on my wishlist prior to watching the first video, but is now relegated to ‘maybe, one day, when money and hp are no longer an issue’. Don’t get me wrong- I love MN gear and have seven other pieces. But not this one. Sorry Wogglebug.
Super helpful series, thanks so much for doing them. Am I right that you were using a stackcable to mix the signals going into influence in this final video?
Thanks for part 3! I can finish my cheatsheet/mini manual now 😉
To bad the 'PLL tracking' is not 1v/oct. On the other hand, the Krell doesn't do 1v/oct 🤣
BTW, using a stacking cable to mix signals... I'm not sure that is 100% save... (ah, you also described: use at your own risk!)
You're right it's probably not best practice.
Hello Mr Hermbot. I’ve enjoyed your tutorials and demystifications. I see you’ve stopped making them which is understandable - I’m sure they are a lot of work. But thanks very much for those you have made. I’ve learned a lot and will learn more when I watch them again. Cheers 👋
all right, this is dope! very clean profund explanation, with much effort. really opens the door for me and my beloved woggle. THANK U!
Fantastic Wogglebug series! Your videos are the best, thanks so much for all of the information. I really appreciate your hard work with these videos- your Maths videos are a resource I'm always going back to.
I'd love a DPO deep dive series one day!
The make noise team understands their modules to the point they don’t make helpful manuals or videos. Your videos are extremely helpful!
what are you talking about...? did you already visit Make Noise's channel? seems the answer is no, because they have a bunch of clever videos about their modules and Shared System.
Thank you for posting this series. Following your explanations has helped tremendously! This exercise has also helped me better utilize my scope as well.
great series! I had to methodically go through the OG Wogglebug the same way. Once you do it gets really fun!
Thank you. An absolutely fantastic set of videos on a very mysterious module - I’ve bought one now so that’s on you 😂. I look forward looking to see the rest of your content. Keep it up. Thank you again.
THE RETURN! Awesome!
Thank for the lesson!
Thanks for a great series on the Wogglebug. Very helpful.
great videos! thank you 🙏
Thanks for the great series on Wogglebug!!!
Yeah!! I've been waiting for this one!!
These videos are amazing. I’ve thought about selling it many times but now can actually get proper use from it. Thank you!
Hey! Really nice work - that was incredibly helpful!
Fantastic series!! Thank you so much. So thorough and inspiring. Love this module so much.
Thank you for this series. There are at least two reasons to watch a UA-cam video on a module- to learn how to use it if you already have it, and to establish whether or not it would be a good fit with your workflow if you do not. I can now honestly state that the ‘Bug had been on my wishlist prior to watching the first video, but is now relegated to ‘maybe, one day, when money and hp are no longer an issue’.
Don’t get me wrong- I love MN gear and have seven other pieces. But not this one. Sorry Wogglebug.
YES! Help in my lifelong journey to tame Richter Wogglebug.
Thank you! I get it... I think... much better anyway.
videos are great man, thanks for the detailed explanation and patch ideas.keep it coming
Super helpful series, thanks so much for doing them. Am I right that you were using a stackcable to mix the signals going into influence in this final video?
Thx, very good creative ideas.
Very informative aswell as entertaining. Thanks! Unfortunately I've got the wiard wogglebug ^^
Another great series.
Hell yeah, so happy to see this
Oh thanks, I just got an after later audio Bog (Erica synths swamp/wogglebug clone) and was stumped with the audio section
i literally just found your channel two days ago watching the first two parts and was like "where's the third!!" and here it is lol
Very cool explanation and nice module. I wonder btw, if you can only make noise, or also music with this guy…
Very helpful, thanks!!!
I heard that stacking cables for inputs was unsafe for some reason, is that only the case in some situations?
Your one example of the stack was cool
super! thx :)
With reverb, it offers ' Bela Lugosi's dead'.
yay
Is this Tom Cruise speaking?🤭😂😉
The most pointless module ever
youre the most pointless module ever