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One Function to Guide them All
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- Опубліковано 18 сер 2024
- Sometimes it’s fun to take advantage of all the many control voltage sources in a modular synth and run them all over the place, controlling all kinds of things. But, as an experiment, what if we take just one control voltage source, and patch it to as many parameters as we possibly can?
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That's a patch you shouldnt play when airport security asks you demonstrate that this thing full with cables isn't in fact an explosive device that destroys the world
Yes, good advice. Noted! :P
😂
pro trick : you can watch series at flixzone. Been using them for watching all kinds of movies recently.
@Pierce Nikolai Yea, have been using flixzone for since december myself :D
@Pierce Nikolai Definitely, have been using Flixzone for since december myself =)
"I like to think of a function almost like a container that defines the shape of whatever it's holding." "And uh ...this container you have here, what is it holding?" "Why, the noise floor of the universe."
Exactly right! :P
Walker your videos are the absolute best, always feel inspired to try something new out after watching these.
Thanks so much! Glad you're enjoying
Maths was one of the first modules I ever owned, and I did something that was reminiscent of this because I had so few modulation sources... I keep thinking I need to experiment with these kinds of sounds again, as it's really easy to make "traditional" voices now... Thanks for the reminder to try different things!
Having gear and expertise is indeed kind of a double-edged sword! Little "what-ifs" can break me out of the various molds I get myself into... Thanks for watching!
Like when Captain Kirk was spinning on the android turntable in the episode 'What Little Girls Are Made Of,' Season 1 Episode 7. The sound effects were made with analog synth oscillators, likely Moog.
i just got my qpas the other day and have been doing similar things with it! I use a sloths and then mult it, attenuate it, feed it to an ASR along with the morphagene cv out that was clocked with the morphagene EOSG pulse output and then feed that back into the qpas, mimeophon and morphagene. weird kinda feedback loopy cv experiements that kind of does it's own thing and was really chill to just sit with for a while.
Thanks for the great video walker!
That sounds rad! Feedback experiments can be so fun :D
This would be an amazing countdown sound for your premiers!
Always look forward to these, thanks for the inspiration and education.
Haha, I'm definitely looking forward to the day when we can customize that.
"Prepare your minds for a new scale of physical scientific values, gentlemen."
at 6:45 that face says it all.
I keep hearing the string section resolve at the end of “A Day in the Life”. Love it. Your vids always get me thinking
High praise! Thanks for watching :)
I'm going to call it already and get in with a pre-emptive Oof. I've just got the Oof vibe.
best Walker patch ever!
Haha, glad you liked it!
Face @ 6.49. Haha. Love it.
best in the series yet
Thanks! Glad you liked :D
another video showing just how special and usable the CV bus is :) what a good idea you guys had with that
Thanks! I do think there's an elegance to it :)
Walker for President, thaaaanxxx!!!
These videos have become one of the high lights of the day..
Glad to hear it!
When you guys do your videos like this, I never watch them because it shows up in my subscriptions, but I can't watch it, then it disappears because of newer videos and I forget about it. It does show me when it is live, but then it disappears again. Since these are prerecorded, maybe you should just upload them normally instead of hyping it like this. I still love your products!
Hello, thanks for your feedback. I apologize for the inconvenience. There are a couple reasons we use the Premiere format:
1. We can chat with folks during the Premiere and get excited together about theory and technique.
2. We particularly like doing this at the same time every week if possible.
3. On a more practical note, UA-cam's algorithm decides how much to suggest a video based on how many views it gets in the first hour. So if we want to grow the channel (which we do), we are more or less forced to do it this way. LUCKILY, we almost never take videos down. The MAIN reason for their existence remains to be a resource for our customers and others. At any time you can go to our channel, click the Video tab, and see the releases in reverse chronological order to make sure you didn't miss anything. Thanks for watching!
@@MAKEN0ISEMUSIC That makes perfect sense!
this is why I buy make noise gear I love these videos keep them coming i say
Thanks! Glad you like them :)
This is probably one of the best - or most fun - patches I've heard on the Shared. I was wondering if I could create a 'shephard tone' with the giant rise and patched the Shared output into the Mimeophon, running Zone 7. The Giant Ramp just got bigger. Here's the link: ua-cam.com/video/K1YlOKTAvaw/v-deo.html
The most epic way to start a song :D
How to make a riser, the modular way.
Awesome as always!
Thanks!
Walker, you have way too much fun. Thank you for sharing. This ancient plebeian will give this a try. Be well
Thanks for watching! Happy patching :)
Alternate title: Make Noise goes Hans Zimmer.
Hmm hadn't thought of it that way, but I guess I can see it :)
this - but with the pitch moving in the opposite direction to the increasing intensity - is pretty much how Surgeon closed his set at labyrinth 2019. kind of like a falling shepherd tone that continually got more and more smashed and noisy
That sounds rad!
Imagine a sound like that through the Mimeophone or the Morphagene.
Take my money pls.
Great patch idea!
Keep it up guys!
Thank you! Actually last week's Office Hours had a patch kind of like this, recorded into the Morphagene and then ripped to shreds. Around 28 minutes in I think ua-cam.com/video/iTd8LChtG44/v-deo.html
@@MAKEN0ISEMUSIC Thanks a lot!
Ive considered a patch kinda like this not nessicarily so draumatic but more controlling the energy and frequency of events in a generative patch, with the whole track being one cycle of an envelope. But alas my rack is small and lacking in modulation sources and utilities, guess I'll have to buy more gear!
This patch is almost as cool as the phone patch (VC WOLRLD? Something like that)
Gonna try this out
Hey Walker, could you please explain why the EOC remains high when the cycle is running? I think it's because 'fall' is completely CCW, so is it really an EOF?
EOR and EOC are exact logical inversions of each other. On the Function module you can see this more obviously because it has both outputs on a single channel. If one is high, the other is low, and vice versa. EOR is high only during the Fall stage. EOC is high during the Rise stage and when the circuit is idle. Does that make sense?
Yes, thank you. It was not how I expected it to work, though. I was expecting EOC at the end of a full cycle set by rise/fall on channel 4.
@@CinematicLaboratory The EOC does go high at the end - the moment the Fall stage is over. And stays high until the next Fall stage.
Came for the Oof! Got an ...oooOOOF!
The look of sheer synthy delight at 6' 48" says it all.
Keep up the sterling work, sir.
Haha, I'm not sure how I feel about the view count on this now that I've seen a freezeframe of that face :P
@@MAKEN0ISEMUSIC it's the face that I'm sure most of us make when we're pleasantly taken aback by our sonic adventures. S'all good.
So as I mentioned in a previous comment, this is how you should start every song. So I made a song, and patched a very similar patch to create a cool intro. I used another complex VCO (don't have the DPO sadly..) and used its final output. Then I also used a STO to create a similar voice, hard panned to the other channel. It created a really huge, wide field. Great for a intro.
Have a listen ;)
soundcloud.com/naturligfunktion/cafeet-i-bracchiano
Crazy beautiful. I want to hear this on a big sound system 🤤
I can’t find the video of the system with 10 maths in it, is that still up somewhere?
That was on Instagram. Search for hashtag #systemmaths
@@MAKEN0ISEMUSIC thanks!
This ramp sound caused me so much anxiety that I had to stop the video before I had a full-blown PANIC ATTACK ! I'm extremely sensitive to sound, that's probably why I am a musician as well as other people who have strong reactions to sound. This over-sensitive reaction which occurred during this video was rather odd...💥👀💦
I kinda played up the panic element in the edits, but it is definitely a big tension builder, no doubt about it!
Facial expression at 6:49 worth the price of admission!
YIKES :P
Is this Piccadilly Circus ? ❤️
Just out of curiosity do you all recommend the use of banana/stackable cables with your systems?
Stackable cables are absolutely fine with most any eurorack (though for audio you probably want a buffered mult), you can stack multiple times even. However, banana cables are not compatible with eurorack, those are for Buchla systems I believe, possibly others as well. Someone correct me if I'm wrong here on that.
i've used "stackables" with MN modules for years with no problems. but I'd caution against stacking very high, especially if your synth is set up in a vertical orientation. a four-high stacked jack might eventually wear out the square-wave output jack of your LFO, for example, and cause a loose connection in the future. I'd recommend stacking end-to-end instead, across your system.
The 0-CTRL comes with stacking cables, otherwise we usually put in a Mult or CV Bus. It's ultimately a matter of preference. As others have said you should definitely patch end-to-end instead of making a big tower, and I also usually connect the cables together before putting them in the jack.
Oh and yes, banana cables are a whole different format that will not work with our modules.
I wonder what this would sound like with a complex ramp created from two different envelopes and some logic magic...
Try it out!!
@@MAKEN0ISEMUSIC i will after I'm done with this Aleph patch and my new Teleplexer, hehe
Like scanners 🤯
[Eurorack intensifies]
oh god the intro😈
Wonderfull!
Thanks!
@6:48 Modular face
Hahah
Nailed it 😜
Thanks for watching!
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Thanks for watching!!
Wuhuuuu, this sound dramatic.
Good!! :D