I really looked forward to coming home today and watching this with a cold beer. I did just that. Great moment! This is the first video that I watched on the 0 CTRL that really goes deep with it. Love that, please more! Maybe a patch inspired by silver apples would be cool, highlighting the time feature of the 0 CTRL?
Hmmm, Silver Apples is a tough act to follow. Will definitely be doing more "deep" videos with it though. The plan is for short Patch of the Week vids on Tuesdays, starting simple and building from there, while we continue to post longer and more in-depth videos on various topics every Wednesday. :)
so i finally get to see your face..So your the guy with the popular voice behind all those Make Noise reviews? i absolutely love the way you explain the various Make Noise Modules...Very educating & Motivating..Thanks for all you do..
Hey! That was. a lot of interesting stuff going on there! I got my 0-Coast about a month ago now, my first piece of equipment from you guys. 0-Control is next, in March. From there. the Morphagene, and probably Maths and Tempi, as the start of a rack. You guys definitely seem to approach things from a very different angle than other manufacturers and designers, which is what drew me to the 0-Coast in the first place. What I'm wondering, in response to your closing comment, is how the 0-Control can be used in any other way than just other modular gear? If I have a cv/midi converter, could I use the 0-Ctrl to control a soft synth in Live, or to send midi in to my TD3 and use the classic acid sound, but with all the wonky 0-Ctrl timings and so on? What are some ways to use it for regular synths outside of Eurorack?
Thx for the great video. 2 days ago i finally got mine. i know the tonic set the pitch. but how can i set the telharmonic to not to hear the constant ton....i mean like v/oct like ?? it should be possible, right?? i pluged in my keystep pro and can play the pitch, but as soon as i stop i still hear the constant signal. so how to set that right?? i saw on chris mayer's walkthrought, he plays it through his akai keyporad just plugged the tonic! would be great to get some tipps!!
Hope you are enjoying the tELHARMONIC. The tELHARMONIC functions similar to a VCO. VCOs (voltage controlled oscillators) typically produce sound but do not control its volume. Volume is controlled over time, typically, by a VCA (voltage controlled amplifier) or LPG (low-pass gate). For example, if you run the signal from your tELHARMONIC into the input of an Optomix (which is a low-pass gate), you can control the amplitude (volume) with the control knob or via a function (envelope) or other signal patched into the control input. Many low pass filters also allow for a low enough cutoff frequency to functionally make the sound silent. Sequencers and keyboards typically have a CV output for pitch, and a gate output for generating envelopes, controlling amplitude via VCA, etc. If you have further questions please shoot an e-mail to technical at makenoisemusic dot com and we will help you out. Thanks and happy patching!
@@MAKEN0ISEMUSIC no, i am good, thank you. i thought the telharmoic does have a vca built inside.i aready figured it out that i need to use it like a normal oscillator. so i patched it to my vca and eg and now i'm enjoying its TREMENDOUS sound. it might be my second fav module after morphagene off course. I decided to collect all the sounhack modules. so please tell Tom that i really love him!! may GOD bless him and his. and much love to the whole make noise family from munich/germany
@@MAKEN0ISEMUSIC I know it wouldn't be the sexiest module in the world, but I bet it would be a super cool design with the Make Noise touch! And a great partner for 0-CTRL ;)
To do this patch with Pressure Points and BRAINS we would've needed at least another MATHS and VCA to clock the sequence and achieve the Dynamic Envelopes and the Time modulation. Also the Direction modulation works differently on the BRAINS (the input is momentary rather than toggled) so that element might not even be possible without additional patching or devoting a row of the sequencer to it. The only thing a Brains/Pressure Points combo would really have that the 0-Ctrl doesn't have is a pressure output for each step instead of just the one common output.
Well done Walker! You always inspire me. The 0-Ctrl looks and sounds wickedly expressive!
Thanks Ben!!
Yes, my 0-CTRL arrived!!! This is fabulous, it's radically improved my whole system - well done :)
Great to hear! Happy patching 😋
Great demo, very musical and creative. I'm glad you used the Terlhamonic for that one, which I find under-utilized in general.
The tELHARMONIC is really fun, whether for tonal/melodic/harmonic use, or digital noise or anywhere in between!
This is great! This is def near the top of what to buy next...
Walker you are killing it with these videos!
Thank you!
I really looked forward to coming home today and watching this with a cold beer. I did just that. Great moment! This is the first video that I watched on the 0 CTRL that really goes deep with it. Love that, please more! Maybe a patch inspired by silver apples would be cool, highlighting the time feature of the 0 CTRL?
Hmmm, Silver Apples is a tough act to follow. Will definitely be doing more "deep" videos with it though. The plan is for short Patch of the Week vids on Tuesdays, starting simple and building from there, while we continue to post longer and more in-depth videos on various topics every Wednesday. :)
Bring in the tel! The quantized degree goes perfect w/ the o-ctrl. Obviously interval, centroid and flux are all prime targets for modulation :D
I realize it is kinda off topic but does anybody know of a good site to watch newly released tv shows online?
Great sounds in there!
Thank you!!
It must be great to do this for a living! Excellent demo, there's so much you can do 'off-grid' with some human touch.
Thanks!
Excellent demo .
Thanks for watching!
ace video as always :) we need more O-Ctrl tutorials with eurorack modules for those of us who don't own a 0-Coast! thanks Walker
Thanks!! ... and stay tuned 😬
Liking this more and more!
Thank you!
That's a lot of Awesomeness!
Thanks!!
so i finally get to see your face..So your the guy with the popular voice behind all those Make Noise reviews? i absolutely love the way you explain the various Make Noise Modules...Very educating & Motivating..Thanks for all you do..
Thank you for watching!
Great stuff! I would love to see a video with the 0-CTRL and the Morphagene (and Mimeophon)
Definitely stay tuned! This week's video uses Mimeophon, and Morphagene will definitely be in the mix soon! ua-cam.com/video/m6xF8Nk2osw/v-deo.html
amazing.
Thanks!
Fantastic! Can't wait to dive into making wonky rhythms with it.
I think you'll have a good time!
My 0-Ctrl should be arriving today or tomorrow. I'm so jacked up!!!
Have fun!!!
Sounds like mine isn't coming until July :( Stupid COVID-19.
Hey! That was. a lot of interesting stuff going on there! I got my 0-Coast about a month ago now, my first piece of equipment from you guys. 0-Control is next, in March. From there. the Morphagene, and probably Maths and Tempi, as the start of a rack. You guys definitely seem to approach things from a very different angle than other manufacturers and designers, which is what drew me to the 0-Coast in the first place.
What I'm wondering, in response to your closing comment, is how the 0-Control can be used in any other way than just other modular gear? If I have a cv/midi converter, could I use the 0-Ctrl to control a soft synth in Live, or to send midi in to my TD3 and use the classic acid sound, but with all the wonky 0-Ctrl timings and so on? What are some ways to use it for regular synths outside of Eurorack?
Very good demo. However I’ll have to put my on going battles with my Rene 2 on the side so I can learn this one;)
What an amazing box of tricks! Can you explain what happens to the time channel when an external clock is used please?
Check out this video for more info ua-cam.com/video/p9Kla3zn6Fo/v-deo.html
Ok ok, I‘m ordering!
Hope you love it!
Sempre quis tocar um baião num modular. Agora sei como......
3:40
I’m sold! Haha
I just threw my wallet at the screen and walked out of the room. Haha!
As any one tried the 0-CTRL with the b@g shererd system yet,,,
Hell yeah! 👽👍
Thanks for watching!!
@@MAKEN0ISEMUSIC ALWAYS a pleasure & inspiration!!!
Thx for the great video. 2 days ago i finally got mine. i know the tonic set the pitch. but how can i set the telharmonic to not to hear the constant ton....i mean like v/oct like ?? it should be possible, right?? i pluged in my keystep pro and can play the pitch, but as soon as i stop i still hear the constant signal. so how to set that right?? i saw on chris mayer's walkthrought, he plays it through his akai keyporad just plugged the tonic! would be great to get some tipps!!
Hope you are enjoying the tELHARMONIC. The tELHARMONIC functions similar to a VCO. VCOs (voltage controlled oscillators) typically produce sound but do not control its volume. Volume is controlled over time, typically, by a VCA (voltage controlled amplifier) or LPG (low-pass gate). For example, if you run the signal from your tELHARMONIC into the input of an Optomix (which is a low-pass gate), you can control the amplitude (volume) with the control knob or via a function (envelope) or other signal patched into the control input. Many low pass filters also allow for a low enough cutoff frequency to functionally make the sound silent. Sequencers and keyboards typically have a CV output for pitch, and a gate output for generating envelopes, controlling amplitude via VCA, etc. If you have further questions please shoot an e-mail to technical at makenoisemusic dot com and we will help you out. Thanks and happy patching!
@@MAKEN0ISEMUSIC no, i am good, thank you. i thought the telharmoic does have a vca built inside.i aready figured it out that i need to use it like a normal oscillator. so i patched it to my vca and eg and now i'm enjoying its TREMENDOUS sound. it might be my second fav module after morphagene off course. I decided to collect all the sounhack modules. so please tell Tom that i really love him!! may GOD bless him and his. and much love to the whole make noise family from munich/germany
@@TheNimasan So glad you are having a great time!! Happy patching ⚡️
My Morphagene wants a little 0-Coast+0-Ctrl friend.
My O-Coast gets an 0-Ctrl in a few weeks, and then a Morphagene to go with them. It will be my first proper module.
ok fine mr make noise i will buy your black panel erbe-verb
Gnarly
Any chance of there ever being a Make Noise ASR?
Anything is possible
@@MAKEN0ISEMUSIC I know it wouldn't be the sexiest module in the world, but I bet it would be a super cool design with the Make Noise touch! And a great partner for 0-CTRL ;)
😦❤️
Sounds lovely but I'd be good not to use black cables on a black panel. Thanks! :)
Good call. White and pink will definitely pop more/provide better contrast in this context. Thanks!
3:19 Trans Europe Express says hello 😃
Hi! =P
Someone has been out hiking in the rough...
Hah, that’d be me :P or maybe hauling brush, hard to remember what caused these particular pinstripes ⚡️
Is there any advantage to Pressure Points/Brains vs. 0-CTRL in this use?
To do this patch with Pressure Points and BRAINS we would've needed at least another MATHS and VCA to clock the sequence and achieve the Dynamic Envelopes and the Time modulation. Also the Direction modulation works differently on the BRAINS (the input is momentary rather than toggled) so that element might not even be possible without additional patching or devoting a row of the sequencer to it. The only thing a Brains/Pressure Points combo would really have that the 0-Ctrl doesn't have is a pressure output for each step instead of just the one common output.
Yes for me, Sequencing time, Integrated kind of enveloppe and clock.
video needs more star wipe edits
You make a very good point :D
@@MAKEN0ISEMUSIC Straight up, I will buy a 0-Coast if you guys put a star wipe in the next video.
Would it be possible to sync the 0-ctrl with a korg sq1? (Either providing clock)
I believe the 0-ctrl has a clock input so yeah I would think so
Oof!
That's what we like to hear ;)