Patching Panda Particles Revisited - I get it now
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2024
- One year ago, I bought and built the Particles kit, thinking I understood what it did. I was wrong. Now I've got the hang of it, I wanted to show you what it does with a bit more certainty and point out that it's pretty awesome and is starting to become a permanent feature in my case.
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Index:
Intro 0:00
Patch overview - 7:40
Ratcheting or trigger repeats - 11:32
Muting - 14:23
Intro to functions - 15:29
Probability - 16:36
Absorption - 21:21
Bypass - 24:46
Gater - 25:40
No Triplets - 27:04
Triggering envelopes - 28:28
Shifting Inputs - 29:40
Modulation - 31:34
Let's fiddle - 32:29
Conclusions - 35:20
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Thank you for this fantastic follow up! Built a Particles module awhile back and never fully implemented it in my music making process, as I initially thought it would be something of a complex Grids (which as I recall, you mentioned in your last video as well). Thinking of it more as something to manipulate and add spice to a pre-existing pattern is a much more accurate way of understanding its functionality. "Gater" was always a feature on the module I just had never fully explored.. thank you for the insight on its application! A very creative and complex module and a fantastic example of the brilliance of modular synthesis.
I’ve had a number of modules like that. I plugged them in, tried them and just didn’t get it, but couldn’t part with them. Then, often about a year later, something clicks and I’m glad I didn’t sell it off, and then it gets used a lot. I think sometimes modular synths are about discovery, and RE-discovery over years. (For me at least). Great video, sir. I love your approach! Thanks for the hard work.
Well said!
I've had the same issue, at least I couldn't get it to do quite what I expected it to do. I assumed that I just messed up the build somehow. I'll have to revisit it now, thanks, Robin!
There’s definitely a Roman amphitheater vibe at 3:17.
Thank you Robin.
Just spotted the M1 mixer from DPW, great little mixer that really glues the mix together but I may have to change the knobs for something my fingers can use easier.
I know what you mean about the knobs, it's just a little tight in there
It's awesome!
Yeah I had one and sold it lol
looks cool and a bit like idum
You look like Oleksander Usyk’s dad.
all right
now absorb makes more sense... i thought id stuffed up something in the build..!!!
All we need is a levering nerd translator .. hahahaha..
I can cope with a lot of the nerd levels my self... but i struggle with super genius level nerd.....
god love the super genius nerds.. without them we would not get so many amazing modules & synths..
maybe that's a app idea.. hahaha..
Oh it had me baffled for ages :D
You are HILARIOUS 😂!!! Just read the damn manual silly man ~❤
I tried and it was beyond my understanding. I talked to Mr Panda and the words did not describe my reality. Some things you have to work out for yourself.
@@MoltenMusicTech😮 Oh, that's not good at all 😢...
I think I prefer the idea of a Stolperbeats from @makingsoundmachines
I like the idea of Stolperbeats too but in use i've found it very preset pattern driven and either very straight or too wild. And it's huge.