Thanks, it is a great sound designing or performing machine... I will be doing a live score during an evening where people will tell their written stories... that will be great with the Cosmos!
I really wish that they would upgrade cosmos so you can at least pick a point in the progression to save loops to recall... As it stands, you have to record everything to try and capture usable parts because there's no way to recreate anything if you don't... I've borrowed cosmos, but I won't buy it until it has this loop saving/recall ability... 💥
It takes a bit... you need to turn off the unit, put in the usb, hold a button and turn it on... it can be done in 10 seconds... but not without audio drop ;)
I did have a blooper, but never had a microcosm.... it is something completely different from the blooper... and a friend of mine thinks the microcosm is way more predictable than the cosmos...
great to hear someone digging into this firmware to see what it offers (I've had the rhythmic firmware in my box for over a month now.........loving it) a great upload..........very interesting, unique and playful........
A while ago I saw (online) a little X shaped unit - a cross with 4 different thumb drives, physically connected.....wish I could find it again, now that I have a use for such a thing
very cool video. tempted to buy a cosmos. My only gripe is how to use a loop/creation made on the cosmos in a song or project in a DAW in terms of synchronisation to the rest. How would you approach this? I know there is no midi sync but perhaps a workaround?
Well, I would make the loops and record them, and then in Ableton warp them correctly and add other stuff to it... I am actually thinking of making some loops with my 909... playing live into the rhythm cosmos and then extracting cool beats out of it... will make a video of that :)
Yes, I do… I actually did a meditation set once with a lot of accoustic stuff… charanga guitar, voice and also (samples of) a pan drum… very beautiful soundscapes were the result! 👍
Haha, I always forget what it is called... but some people in the comments of my video's point it out... but that is a long search haha Good for my views though :p
It seems like it runs solely on loop length algorithms to imbue your performance with rhythmically phased phrases. You can probably approximate something simple, but the fun is when things get complex. It’s pretty much Steve Reich in a box.
@@SupahDupah oh yes ! I might even prefer this clunky unpredictable silence / staccato thing from the original firmware… at least comparing the two first beats and the last one… mine is on the way… can’t wait to pair it with all sort of things ! Keep up the good work ! Cheers
![SOMA COSMOS - rhythmic firmware [ first try ]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/le7xSU-JRGU/mqdefault.jpg)
Hadn't been too interested in the cosmos until now, Really like what you did with it here
Thanks, it is a great sound designing or performing machine... I will be doing a live score during an evening where people will tell their written stories... that will be great with the Cosmos!
This is exactly the kind of thing I want to do with this. Great demo!
Yeah, it is kinda versatile AND unpredictable ;) Thanks for watching!
I really wish that they would upgrade cosmos so you can at least pick a point in the progression to save loops to recall... As it stands, you have to record everything to try and capture usable parts because there's no way to recreate anything if you don't... I've borrowed cosmos, but I won't buy it until it has this loop saving/recall ability... 💥
Well, part of the charm is that it is based on the philosophy ' creating in the moment '... But defo see your point too!
About cosmos , can you switch from one firmware to another very quick , or does it takes time to do it ?
It takes a bit... you need to turn off the unit, put in the usb, hold a button and turn it on... it can be done in 10 seconds... but not without audio drop ;)
Have you had a chance to compare the SOMA to the blooper or microcosm pedals? If so, curious what you think.
I did have a blooper, but never had a microcosm.... it is something completely different from the blooper... and a friend of mine thinks the microcosm is way more predictable than the cosmos...
great to hear someone digging into this firmware to see what it offers (I've had the rhythmic firmware in my box for over a month now.........loving it) a great upload..........very interesting, unique and playful........
I put all the firmwares on their own usb, so I can easily swap firmwares on the fly... it is really cool! The sound, the quirkiness, I love it!
agreed........for me, the '4 in 1' type thumb drive is the best option......all the Cosmos firmware on one unit
@@willswitchcraft How do I do that? Is there a thumb drive where you can switch the "root" of the drive?
A while ago I saw (online) a little X shaped unit - a cross with 4 different thumb drives, physically connected.....wish I could find it again, now that I have a use for such a thing
@@willswitchcraft I see drives with 4 different connections, but not 4 drives in 1... ;)
Thank you for this. Sounds really nice. I have a model Cycles and am wondering about how it is connected to the Cosmos. Thank you for any advice.
Audio out to audio in, it's not complicated
yep... audio out of Syntakt into cosmos and the output of the cosmos in my recorders in :)
very cool video. tempted to buy a cosmos. My only gripe is how to use a loop/creation made on the cosmos in a song or project in a DAW in terms of synchronisation to the rest. How would you approach this? I know there is no midi sync but perhaps a workaround?
Well, I would make the loops and record them, and then in Ableton warp them correctly and add other stuff to it... I am actually thinking of making some loops with my 909... playing live into the rhythm cosmos and then extracting cool beats out of it... will make a video of that :)
@@SupahDupah looking forward to that video, let me know!
@@tendingtropic7778 I will! Probably next week somewhere!
Do you think the cosmos will match well as an effect device and looper for a pan drum?
Yes, I do… I actually did a meditation set once with a lot of accoustic stuff… charanga guitar, voice and also (samples of) a pan drum… very beautiful soundscapes were the result! 👍
@@SupahDupah thank you
Wow 🙀
A cat emoji in the comments is always welcome! :D
I love this machine. I wana this one
It is pwetty good :)
genius!
Well, thank you :)
What is that rock/crystal on the bottom left?
Haha, I always forget what it is called... but some people in the comments of my video's point it out... but that is a long search haha Good for my views though :p
Labradorite, or ‘peacock stone’
14:30 dope
Whoop!
So there's no way to reproduce the same rhythm multiple times?
With very steady hands and the same workflow, you could get close… but the more ‘effects’ you do, the more complex it gets. Hope this helps?
@@SupahDupah Thank you!
It seems like it runs solely on loop length algorithms to imbue your performance with rhythmically phased phrases. You can probably approximate something simple, but the fun is when things get complex. It’s pretty much Steve Reich in a box.
15:12 and following is fire!!
yeah, it creates a pretty good vibe right?! Love it too...
@@SupahDupah oh yes ! I might even prefer this clunky unpredictable silence / staccato thing from the original firmware… at least comparing the two first beats and the last one… mine is on the way… can’t wait to pair it with all sort of things ! Keep up the good work ! Cheers
Yeah the unquantized loop mangling was better. Qwerky looper with interesting results
Yeah, and it is every time different.... quirky but cool...
H9 looks better than this with the lower price
The H9 is not really comparable with the Cosmos... both serve very different needs