Love the video - great explanation, easy to follow and well narrated! And the example patches are absolutely ace! Already noted on the other patch + play style videos - the music ideas are fantastic. Are you secretly making a SynthDad album? : D Thank you for making this!

@SynthDad

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it! I'm going to have to give that album idea some more thought...

@BeatnikHimself

2 ай бұрын

Too bad he didn't figure out that sending a trigger to the reset input also triggers the envelopes. Not sure how he could miss that…..

these jams sound absolutely amazing. Bought Stolper because of you. Great demo.

@SynthDad

Ай бұрын

Glad you like them! It's a great drum sequencer, hope you have fun with it!

Very clear, simple and straight to the point explanation without over tech talk.

@SynthDad

10 ай бұрын

Thank you! Appreciate the kind words!

Hey, Mark, thanks for the clear and thorough explanations. Excellent job. Just got my Stolperbeats, and this is helping get the hang of it. Cheers

Thanks you so much for making this video! Really good quality tutorial/video! Cheers!

@SynthDad

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching. I’ll be doing more with Stolperbeats soon

This is your best video ever! You're the best. Everything is useful, you don't let anything go by.... I'm never trying to catch up with you! Thank you!

@SynthDad

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for the kind words and for watching!

You already sold me on Stolperbeats, now I have to wait for the next batch! This will help tide me over! 😆

@SynthDad

2 жыл бұрын

It will be worth the wait!

Came across your channel from the Deluge video you did with BoBeats a while back. I don't have any modular gear (hoping to change that by next year), but I watch a lot of your videos and have learned so many great patching ideas from your channel. I actually have a lot of fun in VCV rack now because of you, and also learned a lot of great techniques for my Zoia pedal from you as well. Love the pace you teach with in your tutorials, you're truly an underrated channel. Keep up the good work mate! :)

@SynthDad

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much - it really inspires me to make new videos when I get lovely comments like this. Great to hear you find these videos useful!

Was already on the waiting list for this, now I need a pizza as well 🤪🙏

@SynthDad

2 жыл бұрын

Yum, now I need a pizza too :) It's well worth the wait, and Pizza is fabulous too

You seem to love the Squid Salmple in your setups! Have you checked out the Tubbutec 6equencer before? It has 8 trigger outputs in 6hp, seems like it would be perfect for your smaller cases.

@SynthDad

Жыл бұрын

I hadn't seen that before. Thanks for the tip!

Hey there, Synthdad. Love your tutorials for the Oxi One, and I think you were also instrumental in me grabbing the Stolperbeats module. These are now my two favorite sequencers. Wondering if you've tried to use the Stolperbeats to clock the Oxi One and if you have any advice for making it work. I especially would love to be able to use the Stolperbeats SUBDIV out to give, e.g., a bass line on the Oxi One the same shuffled rhythm. But as far as I can tell, the Oxi One really wants a steady pulse, and there's no way to tell it to just advance one step with every trigger (which all analog sequencers like 0-CTRL, A-155, 245t do with ease). Am I missing something? Is there a way to kludge this?

@SynthDad

Ай бұрын

I'd personally approach it the other way around and have the Oxi One clock the Stolperbeats over MIDI. Sending a shuffle clock to the Oxi will just confuse it and make it sad

@matthewcohen3228

Ай бұрын

@@SynthDad That has been my experience, too. I was just hoping there might be something I was missing. I wonder how hard it would be (and, for that matter, whether it's too niche a feature for them to bother with) for Oxi to implement an analog style "pulse per step" function. Someone on the MSM discord suggested that if I wanted, say, a bass line whose rhythm was shuffled by Stolperbeats, I could get the gate from Stolperbeats and the pitch from the Oxi over midi using its mod matrix... Still haven't tried it bc I have not yet got a handle on the Oxi's mod matrix.

So, you can send triggers out to a drum machine via midi, while simultaneously sending the same triggers out to your eurorack modules? Wow. What a well thought out, and designed, trigger sequencer. Great video!

@SynthDad

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, exactly, and they can have different velocities on them too

If you were going to buy one module like Queen of Pentacles, Squid Salmple, or the Erica/Sonic Potions LXR 02 to pair with Stolperbeats, what would it be?

@SynthDad

Жыл бұрын

That’s a really tough choice! I’d go with the Salmple because it can do much more than just percussion; long pads, sample slicing, re-sampling audio, even recording and playing back CV modulation.

I’ve never used modular setups before. Is there a rack that hold this a single unit? This module is the only thing I need.

@SynthDad

2 ай бұрын

If you just want to house a Stolperbeats then I suggest one of the 4ms Pod series (the 4ms Pod 26hp would fit it perfectly!)

@401dB

2 ай бұрын

@@SynthDad Thank you. Will it generate sound then if I hook it into my SP404 MK2?

Hi! Is it possible to have different lenght for each sequence (16 step, 8, 12...), or different signature, or even different mult/div ? Also, can each trig can be offset around the "bar", playing with advance or delay,? Can we create songs, or sequence patterns? Not sure it's in the manual... Thanks a lot

@SynthDad

Жыл бұрын

Hi lots of questions there! Right now each track shares the same length and time signature. So you can’t have different clock divisions on each track. Of course this could be changed in a future firmware update. You can’t create songs in the sense of automatically having it switch patterns, but you can choose the patterns using CV, so you could create pattern changes using sequenced CV. Stolperbeats is more of a live jamming module for creating cool rhythms, not a fully fledged sequencer like a Deluge or Oxi One

@mathieumorel448

Жыл бұрын

@@SynthDad sorry for that much questions, and thanks a lot for your answer. Excited and also hoping it gets updated, so it's not to much of a one trick sequencer, if it make sens... Cheers!

Love all your tutorials Mark but for me SBeats I’d need to go to SPEC Savers😃and as I’m new to this Modular game far to complex, I need more SURGEON ideology, less is more, certainly for live use when lot of these modules would be difficult to control I firmly believe ( to late for me at 70 yrs) that building a live rig and gigs is way forward, forge a image promote live dynamic with Modular like DJs no income to be made with recorded tracks those days are gone, Live in your Face performance although I know this would take time, only my opinion not for everyone I know Thanks for your info, endeavours 👍🆒🎶🎶🎶🎶🇬🇧🔱👁🌈👽

@SynthDad

2 жыл бұрын

I hear you Martin, that's definitely an issue. But one way to think about a module like Stolperbeats is that it is for discovering "happy accidents". One button press and you suddenly have a whole new groove going. It's less of a programming module and more of a discovery one. As for live performances vs. recorded material, I'd say you are right.