Around 11:30, I duplicate a cable by using Ctrl+Click/Drag the Collapse Clock input. This video was recorded with VCV Rack v2.4.1. Starting from v2.5.0, the shortcut combination for this has instead changed to Ctrl+Shift+Click/Drag instead.
Just a correction, Ionian is the root mode of the Major scale, is the first mode. Minor modes are, Dorian 2nd mode, Phrigian 3rd mode and Aeolian 6th mode. Ionian is not a minor mode.
That's correct, and I think it matches what I said in the video? It was set to Ionian, which is a major scale, and then I moved it to Aeolian, which is a minor scale, and then moved it back to Ionian, since I wanted the C major scale.
Thank you! I found those modules a while back while looking for a switch that could do a little something extra, and they turned out to be perfectly suited for what was needed here 😁
@@not-things hey there! just wanted to drop a note to say this was a really nice patch, and i was excited to see some of the NullPath modules i developed in collaboration with another dev show up! so glad there's at least someone out there getting some use out of them since i haven't had the mental bandwidth to work on them for quite a while and some of them have some big issues. but again, i'm super happy to see them in the wild!
@alefnull I really like the unique way that the Entangle, Collapse and Expand bring different randomization/variation options into the switching process, and it also helps that they have a cool look to them 😊 So thank you for the modules!
Around 11:30, I duplicate a cable by using Ctrl+Click/Drag the Collapse Clock input. This video was recorded with VCV Rack v2.4.1. Starting from v2.5.0, the shortcut combination for this has instead changed to Ctrl+Shift+Click/Drag instead.
One of the best tutorials I've ever seen 🙏❤️
Thank you 🙏
Thank you very much! 😁
One of the most beautiful patches I ever heard in VCV Rack, thank you for sharing so many great ideas. Subscribed.
Thank you, much appreciated.
Such cool sounds. Thanks for a simple yet effective tutorial. God bless you 😊🙏🏼❤️
Glad you liked it 😁
BEEN WAITING FOR ANOTHER AMAZING TUTORIAL FROM YOU... ABOUT DAMN TIME 😜!1111111
Happy to finally have another tutorial ready. They require time and inspiration, and both had been lacking a bit recently.
Nice tuto about Nullpath!
Thanks! It's a nice set of modules with some interesting possibilities.
Wonderful tutorial, very clearly delivered. Thanks.
Thank you, glad you liked it.
@@not-things Also, is there appropriate place to DM you. Been trying to get in contact regarding something else.
I've added an email address that's available in the about section of my profile, or you could contact me through my Bandcamp page
Just a correction, Ionian is the root mode of the Major scale, is the first mode. Minor modes are, Dorian 2nd mode, Phrigian 3rd mode and Aeolian 6th mode. Ionian is not a minor mode.
That's correct, and I think it matches what I said in the video? It was set to Ionian, which is a major scale, and then I moved it to Aeolian, which is a minor scale, and then moved it back to Ionian, since I wanted the C major scale.
Very cool ... Thanks !!!!
Glad you like it :-)
That was very inspirational. Lovely sounds and I'd never got round to playing with the Entangle and Collapse - which you got me trying now!
Thank you! I found those modules a while back while looking for a switch that could do a little something extra, and they turned out to be perfectly suited for what was needed here 😁
@@not-things hey there! just wanted to drop a note to say this was a really nice patch, and i was excited to see some of the NullPath modules i developed in collaboration with another dev show up! so glad there's at least someone out there getting some use out of them since i haven't had the mental bandwidth to work on them for quite a while and some of them have some big issues. but again, i'm super happy to see them in the wild!
@alefnull I really like the unique way that the Entangle, Collapse and Expand bring different randomization/variation options into the switching process, and it also helps that they have a cool look to them 😊 So thank you for the modules!