Having been on UA-cam for a considerable number of years and watched countless videos on music tech etc and specifically modular, I’m utterly baffled as to why the algorithm has only just thrown your channel my way? I’m really enjoying this video and will look forward to exploring more of your channel… A new sub for thee squire.
Love the engineer's approach and especially your very concise and clear narration. Thanks for taking the effort to summarize and simplify the theory! I've subscribed and looking forward to more of this type of meaty stuff!
Thanks Nick, great video. Helped me a lot. I use a grids and Future Retro Transient+ for my drums but am getting into my clock dividers and multipliers for my sequences. I have the Ladik S-189 Trig/gate delay which I'd taken out of my rack as I wasn't using it - looks like I'll be finding a slot for it now for a bit of swing. And also I knew nothing of logic modules so this was just what I needed. Best wishes from the UK.
A really excellent presentation. I only succumbed to clock (Pams New Workout) late last year. Some interesting ideas here to explore and experiment around. Certainly food for thought. Good stuff.
Excellent intro, musical time, in a nutshell. There's a fascinating video by Adam Neely 'The Slowest Music Possible' where he explains how tempo has to be within the perceptual moment, too fast and the listener cannot discern individual beats, too slow and the beats fall outside the perceptual moment so are not 'connected'. The latter occurs around 33bpm and slower.
Great video, i learnt a lot about musical time:) , well, i am a Mutable GRIDS user,and that does almost all of this but the Modular idea is not using a Drum Machine, this is the real path of musical time, thanks:-)
Thank you! Get as much info as you can from the internet and from Muff Wiggler. Start small, and really learn what each of your modules can do. I just posted part 5, which is all about sequencers.
Sequencers, clocks and logic are the only areas where I don't understand the usefulness of analog. So many space for switch seqs , mult/div, quantizers etc...
Having been on UA-cam for a considerable number of years and watched countless videos on music tech etc and specifically modular, I’m utterly baffled as to why the algorithm has only just thrown your channel my way? I’m really enjoying this video and will look forward to exploring more of your channel… A new sub for thee squire.
You just changed everything for me, thanks. The use of the A-162 is great.
Love the engineer's approach and especially your very concise and clear narration. Thanks for taking the effort to summarize and simplify the theory! I've subscribed and looking forward to more of this type of meaty stuff!
The pleasure is mine! Thanks for watching!
Truly appreciate your time and dedication to sharing your knowledge.
I thoroughly enjoy your presentations.
Good stuff - very informative and well presented!
Thank you for the compliment. I'm glad you got something from it.
Minutes of fun! Nicely done sir. A little long, but a wealth of information and the demo pulled it all together.
Thank you. No one has ever accused me of brevity. But I hope you got something out of it. :)
Awesome presentation. Thank you.
Thanks Nick, great video. Helped me a lot. I use a grids and Future Retro Transient+ for my drums but am getting into my clock dividers and multipliers for my sequences. I have the Ladik S-189 Trig/gate delay which I'd taken out of my rack as I wasn't using it - looks like I'll be finding a slot for it now for a bit of swing. And also I knew nothing of logic modules so this was just what I needed. Best wishes from the UK.
A really excellent presentation. I only succumbed to clock (Pams New Workout) late last year. Some interesting ideas here to explore and experiment around. Certainly food for thought. Good stuff.
Thank you, Paul! I just posted part 5, on sequencers.
Looks like a nice, new camera was added for this episode!
Interesting enough video, but for those coming from a musical background the modular stuff starts at 17:30
Excellent point. Thank you.
Excellent intro, musical time, in a nutshell. There's a fascinating video by Adam Neely 'The Slowest Music Possible' where he explains how tempo has to be within the perceptual moment, too fast and the listener cannot discern individual beats, too slow and the beats fall outside the perceptual moment so are not 'connected'. The latter occurs around 33bpm and slower.
Great video, i learnt a lot about musical time:) , well, i am a Mutable GRIDS user,and that does almost all of this but the Modular idea is not using a Drum Machine, this is the real path of musical time, thanks:-)
Excellent.
Thank you for this it really opened up my eyes as i am about to embark on the Modular train.. EEEK!!!
Thank you! Get as much info as you can from the internet and from Muff Wiggler. Start small, and really learn what each of your modules can do. I just posted part 5, which is all about sequencers.
Thank you for a great presentation :)
Thank you for these amazing videos! What value capacitors did you use for the trigger delay?
good!
"Sixteenth note triplets are for showing how fast you can play your guitar" 😂
thx , very helpful
Maybe rename your channel, "Expensive Hobbies". Just kidding. Great work!
Thank you! I plan on doing a lot of shows on how to do it yourself. This can save you a TON of money, if you are willing to put in the soldering time.
Sounds good!
Sequencers, clocks and logic are the only areas where I don't understand the usefulness of analog. So many space for switch seqs , mult/div, quantizers etc...