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@@TheUnperson ... I guess I meant "The Sound of Big Babou" from the same album "Unreasonable behaviour". Still one of my most favourite albums of him! Really love what you did with the VL2 here! You should release the track so I can buy them ;)
Does each sequencer produce pitch and gate per step? Another video of yours I just want to study. Truly fantastic. Your SD & patching are next level, for sure.
Thank you for this demo! A question: I'm not sure whether you are using it as a standalone in these jams? I see the Microcosm: are you using it? And, the other device: never seen it, what is it and are you using it? Thank you!
Hey thanks! I am using the microcosm as a reverb, and the other device is the boss rps-10 ~ an old digital delay. The delay on the VL2 has a very dark character which isn’t suited to every jam, so I do use external effects sometimes.
@ModuSpaSm ahh sorry, the boss is the box on the right in the opening patch. The calculator looking device is the teenage engineering KO2. I’m using it as my drum machine.
For someone that doesn't have any modular gear, do you think this might make a more complete starting point than something like the 0-Coast? From what I can tell, there's a bit more you can coax out of it to make separate lines, even as you demonstrate the more experimental sounds.
With the above said, I have plenty of modular gear, so I tend to shy away from semi-modular stuff at this point. So really my question is to help friends that are more intimidated by going into modular in the first place.
I think this would be a bit tough for someone with zero modular experience, but for someone with real interest and willing to put in the practice, not insurmountable.
I absolutely love Pittsburgh Modular and have many of their modules but I haven't been interested in anything from their Safari series.. they are less exciting than their classic laboratory looking modules and more expensive( in my opinion..) I think it has to do with the increasing price of electronic parts which is asham..
@@TheUnperson ..yes Professor.. I have 11 of the Series 1 and 2 modules (look like from a 1960's laboratory) the big knob on their Filter, Verbtronic are Oscillator 2 just plan look cool.. this is an excellent video the best I have seen yet on the Voltage Lab 2.. I am just disappointed in the direction they went..
Actually, the Flamingo and VL2 VCOs are something new in analog wave shaping, as is the controller/sequencer. I agree that prices are higher. I’d like to see a new, standalone VCF from Pittsburgh Modular.
@@geerhoar ..what about the Cre8audio Mr. Phil Ter .. ? ..I thought that Cre8audio wasn't that great at first but seem to be excellent for the price.. they worked with and used Pittsburgh Modular's technology ..
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I love this demo. In fact it’s my favorite of this instrument. Thanks !
Thanks ~ glad to hear it!!
Looking forward to getting my VL2 in a few days - it'll sit nicely alongside the Tainga keyboard! :) Great video.
That’s a powerful combo!!
WOW! Lovely demonstration! Rare to come across such musical talent in such a video!!! I´m sold...
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video ☺️
Just want to say thank you for doing your videos. The music is wonderful and the content is educational and interesting
Thanks man ~ I really appreciate it!
Awesome tones as always!
Great explorations of the VL2. I def appreciate your whole aesthetic. Sounds great on studio monitors!
Thanks man ~ glad to hear it’s sounding good on the monitors!
What a lovely sounding beast.
Thanks man!
really good sounds in here. you are an artist through and through.
Thanks man ~ really appreciate that!
@@TheUnperson I mean it. "you" come through in all that you do, and that's why we're here.
Sexiest full system since the shared system. You got some great stuff out of it. ❤
Thanks for doing this, lovely!
Glad you liked it!
Sounds great!
great demo!
Thanks man!
great video, quality sounds/patches. would love to see another one, with more experimental sounds. maybe a no talking one if you have time
good demo. jam 4 has some cool sounds.
beautiful!
Thanks!
Wow, Jam 2 sounds super cool ... somewhat reminds me to Laurent Garnier's "the man with the red face"
Thanks! I haven’t heard that track ~ gonna check it out now.
@@TheUnperson ... I guess I meant "The Sound of Big Babou" from the same album "Unreasonable behaviour". Still one of my most favourite albums of him!
Really love what you did with the VL2 here! You should release the track so I can buy them ;)
Seems you've really honed in on what the VL2 is good at. Sounds great.
Cheers man ~ it definitely excels at the strange!
Sounds great. Have you done a video anywhere going through these patches in detail?
Thanks! I haven't done that video but will likely revisit the VL2 in future :)
Does each sequencer produce pitch and gate per step? Another video of yours I just want to study. Truly fantastic. Your SD & patching are next level, for sure.
The sequences both have a gate and cv output which you can patch into the synth, or into external gear if you like! Glad you’re enjoying the videos ☺️
Thank you for this demo! A question: I'm not sure whether you are using it as a standalone in these jams? I see the Microcosm: are you using it? And, the other device: never seen it, what is it and are you using it? Thank you!
Hey thanks! I am using the microcosm as a reverb, and the other device is the boss rps-10 ~ an old digital delay. The delay on the VL2 has a very dark character which isn’t suited to every jam, so I do use external effects sometimes.
@@TheUnperson Thank you for your prompt reply. I'll check that Boss RPS-10: I like the "calculator" look of it ;)
@ModuSpaSm ahh sorry, the boss is the box on the right in the opening patch. The calculator looking device is the teenage engineering KO2. I’m using it as my drum machine.
@@TheUnperson Ahah, okay, no problem and thank you!
For someone that doesn't have any modular gear, do you think this might make a more complete starting point than something like the 0-Coast? From what I can tell, there's a bit more you can coax out of it to make separate lines, even as you demonstrate the more experimental sounds.
With the above said, I have plenty of modular gear, so I tend to shy away from semi-modular stuff at this point. So really my question is to help friends that are more intimidated by going into modular in the first place.
I think this would be a bit tough for someone with zero modular experience, but for someone with real interest and willing to put in the practice, not insurmountable.
A closer comparison might be with 0 coast combod with the 0 ctrl.
Cool
I absolutely love Pittsburgh Modular and have many of their modules but I haven't been interested in anything from their Safari series.. they are less exciting than their classic laboratory looking modules and more expensive( in my opinion..) I think it has to do with the increasing price of electronic parts which is asham..
I used to have the old filter module with the big cutoff knob ~ really love the look of that module!
@@TheUnperson ..yes Professor.. I have 11 of the Series 1 and 2 modules (look like from a 1960's laboratory) the big knob on their Filter, Verbtronic are Oscillator 2 just plan look cool..
this is an excellent video the best I have seen yet on the Voltage Lab 2.. I am just disappointed in the direction they went..
Actually, the Flamingo and VL2 VCOs are something new in analog wave shaping, as is the controller/sequencer. I agree that prices are higher. I’d like to see a new, standalone VCF from Pittsburgh Modular.
@@geerhoar ..what about the Cre8audio Mr. Phil Ter .. ?
..I thought that Cre8audio wasn't that great at first but seem to be excellent for the price.. they worked with and used Pittsburgh Modular's technology ..
@@geerhoar ..what about the Cre8audio Mr. Phil Ter.. they use Pittsburgh Modular's technology.. excellent for the price..