NAMM 2019: Qu-bit Electronix Prism, Bloom and Chord v2

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  • Опубліковано 11 вер 2024

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  • @dr.eville
    @dr.eville 4 роки тому +6

    "Every diatonic chord ever constructed, at least the commonly used ones" It is the best module ever created, at least in that rack.

  • @milk_bath
    @milk_bath 5 років тому +5

    Always impressed with Qu-Bit. Thank you for the improved Chord module; I didn't have room for the previous version! I'd like to hear Bloom sequence a hi hat.

  • @DashGlitch
    @DashGlitch 5 років тому

    Oh wowzer these sound amazing, totally in-love with Chord v1 already

  • @apislapis
    @apislapis 5 років тому

    Beautiful & stylish as well as great sounding.

  • @daneguitarist1
    @daneguitarist1 4 роки тому

    the qu bit guys are killer!

  • @NineHellHeaven
    @NineHellHeaven 5 років тому

    Stoked on this new Chord. I would have bought the original if it was smaller but will get this one in the summer. 😎

  • @immersiveworlds
    @immersiveworlds 5 років тому

    Love the lead feature on Chord!

  • @stuartphelps3293
    @stuartphelps3293 5 років тому +1

    Is it weird that Jackson Audio’s most popular pedals are the bloom and the prism? Hmm

  • @oscillosaurus
    @oscillosaurus 5 років тому

    Amazing as always

  • @ys521wow
    @ys521wow 4 роки тому

    Why none of any chords v2 videos about loading user waveforms ?

  • @gengar1187
    @gengar1187 5 років тому

    Shiiiit that sounded like Windowlicker there for a sec wow nice

  • @TerekkiTerekki
    @TerekkiTerekki 3 роки тому

    Just received my QB Bloom and I must say I’m disappointed with the quality control of your module. I think if you spend €350 on a module - all the knobs should be straight and not turn off-axis.

  • @b.e.e.l.i
    @b.e.e.l.i 5 років тому

    yeahhhh imma need that chord v2

  • @immersiveworlds
    @immersiveworlds 5 років тому

    Nice!

  • @ultrabillions2208
    @ultrabillions2208 5 років тому

    That Bloom 👀

    • @radpix
      @radpix 5 років тому

      well fractal = probability

  • @philippfromme9427
    @philippfromme9427 5 років тому

    Pretty neat

  • @Soundwrecker
    @Soundwrecker 5 років тому

    It would be awesome if you put the MSRP in the notes for these videos.

    • @Barefoot_Joe
      @Barefoot_Joe 5 років тому +2

      If you didn't understand the review format, the prices are always at the end of the video, simple enough.

    • @foodstampz
      @foodstampz 4 роки тому +1

      He also mentioned the prices after every rundown.

  • @NickHchaos
    @NickHchaos 5 років тому

    Doesn't matter how many notes or complex chords are in there, all digital oscillators still sounds quite boring.

    • @tombrews
      @tombrews 5 років тому +4

      Until you start sequencing them..

    • @NickHchaos
      @NickHchaos 5 років тому +1

      @@tombrews No, I've owned a few ,heard them all, as well as countless [well made] analogue oscillators. The only digital oscillators that don't leave me cold are possibly the ones from the PPG Wave going through that filter. There's just no life in 99% of them, even after you put them through analogue things. On the other hand, you take something like a square wave out of an AJH Synth oscillator, no filter, no vca, nothing..and it's still: wow.

    • @rulindachatt
      @rulindachatt 5 років тому +16

      Nick Herman wow you’ve heard them all? Seems like a lot of work for someone who doesn’t like them.

    • @NickHchaos
      @NickHchaos 5 років тому

      @@rulindachatt Indeed, it's the mark of obsession, there's almost no module in existence that I haven't at least heard a demo of by this point :) It certainly would be a lot EASIER if I did like these digital oscillators, since they are by definition, merely pieces of code on chips, and so a lot cheaper.

    • @LowLightVideos
      @LowLightVideos 5 років тому +1

      Simply buy all three, for a little more than a thousand bucks, and with a few hours work you can get the exact "beep boop wazzz" that you want.
      A few thousand more will enable you to sequence and replay it in a special way.
      A free app or writing your own software won't sound exactly the same without spending less and those same few hours work each time.