I come back sometimes to watch these just cause … Like watching a show u seen many times before but still enjoy Got my shared system 7 or 8 year ago That thing never gets old
hey holmes i really appreciate your videos! you help me again appreciate modules i stopped loving for one reason or another hahaha. -jonsimon aka DISXIPLE113.
You'll need a modulator source for the moddemix as well (VCO, some other audio, whatever), but yes, absolutely can use that instead of Dalek in my example.
Absolutely! Modular signal levels are considerably louder than guitar, so you'll want a companion module that is designed to boost the guitar up, and then attenuate the output of the modular system back down - there's a few out there that do this. This one looks particularly cool: www.rmlfx.com/?p=1479
Possibly the FX Loop if your amp has one, but even those are still usually 'guitar level' - line level at best, and eurorack modular operates at much higher signal levels. You can always try it, but I bet you'll end up wanting/needing the other module to adjust the signal levels up and back down. Note: absolutely do NOT take the speaker output jack of your amp (the output you normally connect to your cabinet) and patch it into a modular.
Yeah, __never__ plug the speaker out from your amp into anything except speakers. That is a low impedance high-current signal and could damage whatever you're plugging it into (and potentially the amp as it's expecting a low impedance load - the speaker).
Possibly. Walker and the MakeNoise team have been putting out fantastic videos of their modules the last couple years so I haven't felt the need to cover those, and I have a lot of ideas in the pipe. BUT, I'll definitely consider including it as part of some future videos. Thanks!
jamescigler The MN videos are indeed fantastic, but, the depth and details on your videos are in another league for learning and understanding the modules you cover. Your DPO/MATHS/ECHOPHON videos for someone wanting to get the details are just amazing.
7 1/2 yrs later, still useful and great video. Well done, man.
I come back sometimes to watch these just cause …
Like watching a show u seen many times before but still enjoy
Got my shared system 7 or 8 year ago
That thing never gets old
Rewatched this again today. Good to refresh the basic understanding of modules from time to time. As always, great video..
That was some unexpectedly pleasant melodic improvisation!
Another stellar tutorial James, thanks!
Absolutely awesome demo.
3:26 convinced me, damn, I'm getting one of these! Great demo, thanks!
Just got one, looking forward to trying this out -- thanks!
Best demo for this.
Awesome demo. Thanks!
great demo ! need to get that module now...
Great demo. Question: you don't get crackle when turning the depth knob?
On the fence on this or the mimephon or both
Amazing
Faaaaaaaiiiinaly someone reviewing a Make Noise module. Thanks!
hey holmes i really appreciate your videos! you help
me again appreciate modules i stopped loving for one reason or another hahaha. -jonsimon aka DISXIPLE113.
best. comment. ever.
haha but its TRUE!!!
Definitely made the case for my getting this to go with the Mimeophon- thanks! (I think…)
Great!
what ring modulator is that going through at the end?
The Livewire Dalek Modulator.
ua-cam.com/video/__J-767T00Q/v-deo.html
Could a moddemix be used as rm in the feedback path like you use the dalek?
You'll need a modulator source for the moddemix as well (VCO, some other audio, whatever), but yes, absolutely can use that instead of Dalek in my example.
jamescigler cool, thanks!
Oh wow. Oh wow oh wow.
Just added to www.modularmusic.tv! Keep an eye out this week!
does it work with a guitar as an external signal?
Absolutely! Modular signal levels are considerably louder than guitar, so you'll want a companion module that is designed to boost the guitar up, and then attenuate the output of the modular system back down - there's a few out there that do this. This one looks particularly cool: www.rmlfx.com/?p=1479
i could take the output of my guitars amplifier no?i think it worths it to use the echophon as an effect for the guitar.
Possibly the FX Loop if your amp has one, but even those are still usually 'guitar level' - line level at best, and eurorack modular operates at much higher signal levels. You can always try it, but I bet you'll end up wanting/needing the other module to adjust the signal levels up and back down.
Note: absolutely do NOT take the speaker output jack of your amp (the output you normally connect to your cabinet) and patch it into a modular.
lol that's what i had in mind...you say it wont work?
Yeah, __never__ plug the speaker out from your amp into anything except speakers. That is a low impedance high-current signal and could damage whatever you're plugging it into (and potentially the amp as it's expecting a low impedance load - the speaker).
It can probably make rain too :)
Thanks so much for all your videos, super interesting. Erbe-verb maybe?? ;)
Possibly. Walker and the MakeNoise team have been putting out fantastic videos of their modules the last couple years so I haven't felt the need to cover those, and I have a lot of ideas in the pipe. BUT, I'll definitely consider including it as part of some future videos. Thanks!
jamescigler The MN videos are indeed fantastic, but, the depth and details on your videos are in another league for learning and understanding the modules you cover. Your DPO/MATHS/ECHOPHON videos for someone wanting to get the details are just amazing.
flattery, sir, will get you everywhere ;D
Absolutely true...
Want!
Incredible delay
Smoke weed!!!