Every now and then I'm coming back to this video just to listen to the pattern beginning at 15:20. Since years. I could loop this for hours. It is by far the most beautiful thing, you did. Thanks.

@ToasmYT

3 жыл бұрын

You are so damn right! It’s gorgeous.

@logarhythmic6859

3 жыл бұрын

I do the same thing lol. It's absolutely beautiful and inspiring.

@volkamikaze

2 жыл бұрын

Me too… loving it!!

What a great guy for making all these great videos!!! And for helping me spend my money on things I shouldn't be buying....

@DivKid

8 жыл бұрын

+Music and life haha thanks and sorry for your bank balance.

The polyphony part by itself is going to make me buy this module.

@DivKid

6 жыл бұрын

:)

@davebonawits

5 жыл бұрын

hi, i just bought this module because of the polyphony part

the move to harmonies at the very end reminds me of Three Trapped Tigers' kind of phrases. absolutely beautiful.

15:20 lovely strums

The poly mode demo was gorgeous. Such a lovely melody.

@DivKid

8 жыл бұрын

+nedavine certainly is.

@mangu1972

7 жыл бұрын

totally agree

@cordoie9748

5 жыл бұрын

Just coming back to this demo to listen to the poly-part again and again. It really is touching and would deserve an entire song. Just doesn't have the module - yet ;o)

@Gin-toki

2 жыл бұрын

@@cordoie9748 I just saw a video by Alex Ball demoing a Prophet 5, where he recreated some of "radiohead - Everything Else", and some parts of his demoing the sound really reminded me of this poly part.

@laboutique6257

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely gorgeous

Keep coming back to this video as I get to know my Rings and every time I'm struck by the simple beauty of that progression at the start/near the end. Sounds so good.

@BlindLibrary

Жыл бұрын

SurgeXT vst has a Twist oscillator type based off of Mutable Instruments's EuroRack. YOu'll totally have some fun with that?

Man, as soon as I start thinking about one Mutable module, another pops up. And then a month later, another one pops up. They are all so awesome! Thanks Olivier, 2016 looks like another year with no spare funds. :) also, thanks Ben for the great detailed demos!

@DivKid

8 жыл бұрын

+Sysex|Studio thanks. And yeah Olivier is certainly knocking them out of the park with the modules. Great work!

Great demo, this has to be one of the most versatile modules around, thanks for posting!

@DivKid

8 жыл бұрын

+ross anderton Add various inputs (Elements exciter section is comprehensive) or audio ins etc and yeah it does all sorts of sounds!

great sequences to show off how beautiful this thing can get, especially starting at 15:18

@DivKid

8 жыл бұрын

+recycleyourself1 thanks

That is so gorgeous. It touched my soul, which is the perfect explaination why I have to buy it.

@DivKid

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Daniel that's great!

Great video Ben. Olivier has seriously nailed it with this module, gonna sell like hot cakes me-thinks. Duo & Poly is gorgeous, strings sound fantastic!!!

@DivKid

8 жыл бұрын

+BlueWolfSe7en yeah I'd be really into it just as a string and sympathetic string module. The modal synthesis mode feels like a bonus.

Stunning as always thank you, blessed be

Great run down. I've pulled the pin. All the smd parts are in place - just waiting on the panel and the smaller pots. I've also knocked up a Mikrophone from parts in the spares box. With the sounds demo'd on this clip it's going to be fun. Looking forward to twiddling (and tapping, strumming, rubbing, and sctratching!)

thank you for these videos! love Mutable & these videos help A LOT

@DivKid

6 жыл бұрын

Happy to help, thanks for the comment.

GUESS I'MMM GETTINGG RINGSSS

@DivKid

7 жыл бұрын

haha

good job again! beautiful sound in polyphony mode

@DivKid

8 жыл бұрын

+thisisprisma cheers!

Was played around with a contact mic into rings and stumbled on the EXACT strumming sound of the intro to Sigur Ros’ ‘Hafsol’ - I couldn’t believe how similar it sounded.

@DivKid

2 ай бұрын

ah ha! Yeah I didn't know that piece, it's definitely a similar string twang thing.

Shame the retail version will have all white knobs. Love the blue and pink... Gorgeous work by Olivier again. Bravo.

@DivKid

8 жыл бұрын

+sunil solanki I kind of want two white knobs so mine can look like the retail version! haha

My god that poly mode sounds beautiful! I need this in my life! I was thinking of getting another clouds but not after watching this!

@DivKid

8 жыл бұрын

+mark harpum it's beautiful with Clouds!

@adamsmith4416

8 жыл бұрын

+mark harpum Just imagining what that would sound like with the multisampled Una Corda I bought a while back, or with an electric piano, especially in the upper ranges. A combo that had that post reverb on a send would be something when used with acoustic guitar. A bit like when I used to use sine wave glissandos, pitched to a particular scale, as impulsive responses in a convolution reverb to get drones that would emphasize a particular scale or mode. Except with this module you can can control pitch dynamically so you're not struck to a single key or mode. It pisses me off that I'm in debt, or I'd be buying a module like this every week. This and virtually everything else from this particular developer is one to look to, when my financials are a bit more healthy:)

Thanks for the demo! Great to get a resonator on it's own.

@DivKid

8 жыл бұрын

+geecen Yeah it works great. Using Elements alongside it is also really cool for some stereo dual resonator action.

Excellent demo. Beautiful module.

@DivKid

8 жыл бұрын

+alex smoke thanks Alex, appreciate it!

excellent demo! love when you touch microphonie , i feel the human contact from here !

@DivKid

8 жыл бұрын

it's a great module for interaction. Cheap too.

rings my bell : D - Thanks for posting!

@DivKid

8 жыл бұрын

+xPump ha!

Thanks a billion. Very nicely explained, even me the noob can follow and be inspired !

Excellent video!

i mean...i have no idea what youre talking about but it sounds bloody amazing! haha

beautiful. Great demo

@DivKid

8 жыл бұрын

+corduroyfarmer thanks

And again a very good demo :-)

@DivKid

8 жыл бұрын

+Auxar Netlabel thank you cheers for the comment.

A really nice demo!

@DivKid

Жыл бұрын

thanks Kord.

Superb video and an Amazing module, I'm starting to think I need 2 Rings & 2 clouds.

@DivKid

8 жыл бұрын

+cane creek how about 1 Rings and 1 Elements both patches. Rings into the left in on Clouds and Elements on the right? Mega stereo Mutable action! :)

it's funny how things go full circle ... we go eurorack to get analogue yet all these great digital modules come out!

Considering another one of these what a great module.

@DivKid

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah Elements and Rings is nice but double Rings would be cool too.

@TerekkiTerekki

6 жыл бұрын

DivKidVideo had elements when I got into modular never gelled with it as much as I do today with rings - inexperience maybe ;-)

@DivKid

6 жыл бұрын

Elements has a whole other side of it to learn, the left side exciter. And there's a lot of excitement that could sound harsher or softer etc. Modal synthesis needs and requires both to really get going, but the little pulse Rings generates creates such a nice sound through Rings that I know many don't look beyond it.

4:56 Love that sound across the stereo field.

@DivKid

8 жыл бұрын

+LFOVCF :) me too

I have given in and purchased one!

@DivKid

6 жыл бұрын

Enjoy it.

i finally need one!

Hello, very inspiring video and has got me exploring rings every day. Like others , I love your polyphony section and melody. I’m a long time musician but am just getting into modular, so I’m a little slow at times with the technical end of things .. is your strum melody/rhythm split to the volts per octave ? are the strums also just grabbed from your melodic midi sequence ? Gonna explore guitar into the strum tonight :)

I wonder how many people were trolled, waiting for you to patch that thing into clouds. 😂😂😂

@DivKid

2 жыл бұрын

When Rings came out Rings into Clouds wasn't a thing yet, not the meme thing anyway.

thank *YOU*

Great video. You make it very understandable and less intimidating. I'm going to crush all of these and hope I retain something haha. I assume these translate or function similarly in VCV Rack?

14:43 why is this so satisfying to listen to?😂

Odd and Even are Norwegian names, they're quite happy about that :)

@DivKid

5 жыл бұрын

haha

@richarquis

3 жыл бұрын

Odd and Even came first and second, from Norway. Den Mark followed after.

Morgan Geist - Lullaby Nice one :)

@DivKid

7 жыл бұрын

Similar vibe actually now I've listened. Good call.

@lifkatechno

7 жыл бұрын

:)

That pattern at 4:57 sounded godly!

@DivKid

6 жыл бұрын

thanks :D

Nice man!

@DivKid

8 жыл бұрын

+SoundsAndGear.com thanks

@danibruens9926

8 жыл бұрын

+DivKidVideo hey I have intellijel atlantis and metropolis and clouds..would you advice rings or elements? thanks in advance ( great videos btw)

Great video, thanks man! How did you program that strumming sequence for showcasing the polyphony?

OMG that last bit ...

@DivKid

8 жыл бұрын

+Dave Maier :)

I've owned rings for over a year but had no idea you could process audio! DUH!. Purchased for its Psudo duophonic in the second mode on both sides.Also anyone thinking of buying this should be aware this puts out a very high level of signal which certain destinations were not handling depending on the settings. I purchased passive jacks that pad the outputs 6db per side. Not a problem if you are plugging rings into something that can handle the load

@DivKid

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah it's a resonator so that's what it's meant for. Totally easy to miss though as it works so well with the normally functionality and on board pulse generator striking the resonator.

Damn you! I think I "need" this now! ;-)

@DivKid

8 жыл бұрын

+John L Rice haha yes, yes you do! Plus the reveal of the Easter Egg shares even more amazing stuff :)

@JohnLRice

8 жыл бұрын

+DivKidVideo hehe, I need to sell some stuff so I can buy some stuff! I looked around a bit but didn't see any Rings for sale. Are they not shipping yet or are they just sold out every where?

@DivKid

8 жыл бұрын

+John L Rice sold out everywhere I think

Those sympathetic strings... Think there'll be a Rings in my future.

This helps me in MiRack ( Mobile VCV rack ) .

Samwell Tarly does the best synth demos

Hi, thx for the good video-review! I'm not sure wether you mentioned it or not: What was your gate-/cv-source again? And how "musical" was your input? Thx in advance! Best regards, Michael

+1 Ksus Susk. Which to go for first - Rings, Warps, Clouds, or Braids....... As always great video.

@DivKid

7 жыл бұрын

I can't decide for you there. Two are sound generators and two are processors (primary functions) so that's the first choice to make. Braids has more variety, Rings is the stronger at what it does but does less comparatively.

Thanks Kid! Because of you i just bought,Clouds,Ripples braids and Ears... Hope it 'll be great!

@DivKid

7 жыл бұрын

All fantastic modules!

Really tasteful loops. I love the thumb piano and the Indian classical vocals! What're you using to playback those loops?

@DivKid

5 жыл бұрын

playback can be anything from a laptop into an input interface/module, to an in depth sampler module or just a simple Radio Music from Music Thing Modular.

@duncanthompson957

3 жыл бұрын

-

Thanks for the in depth demo. Great module just received one. A quick question, why are you stacking signals on the input? I thought that was a no no. Have a great day.

Great vid as usual - have Marbles playing two rings but only have one clouds how would you run two rings into one Clouds module in your opinion, cheers, d

@DivKid

6 жыл бұрын

I'd get a stereo mixer and mix down both stereo outputs of Rings to one stereo signal and put that into Clouds. Alternative you have a Rings for hard left and Rings for hard right. Or mix them in mono and just go mono into Clouds.

Thanks for all your fantastic videos Ben! Would you say Rings is the best module for producing bell tones/sounds?

@DivKid

7 жыл бұрын

It's always hard to be objective and say something is "the best" as the uses cases outweigh the potential of any one module for "bells". Analogue FM, digital modulation, modal synthesis all will do nice bells. There's certainly lots of mileage in Rings for bell like tones. do you have any more specific examples so we can narrow it down? That'll help me form a better answer.

@GeorgeLocke

2 жыл бұрын

Recordings of bells are best. Especially if recorded to wax cylinders or minidisc.

I need some help understanding the strum input... what is yours connected to throughout most of this? All i can figure is to use a lfo and get a steady rhythm... also, with no strum input a single note cannot be struck 2x in a row? seems to be my experience...

@DivKid

6 жыл бұрын

it's the gate output from a MIDI to CV sequencer. That's right with the pitch CV input, it's just detecting changes. So you'd need a strum input (gate) to do that.

Rings into clouds … the origin … where it all began

@DivKid

11 ай бұрын

if you can just play this video out into the Rings input, back into Clouds then the cycle is complete.

awesome review! really helpfull! Do you recommend buying the Rings and Peaks to use as effects for other external synths like a microbrute, SH101 or MS2000? I want to start a modular rack but haven't got the money yet for enough modules (vca, vco, lfo's etc etc) to make a standalone system. And is there any way to get my hands on the contact mic module?

@DivKid

8 жыл бұрын

+Marnix van Hal Well Peaks will provide you with you CV to modulate things, what are your inputs on the MS2000 and the SH101? You can process anything with Peaks other than triggers/gates etc. Rings is great fun with a range of inputs. Something dynamic that already features filtering and VCA modulation works great. The contact mic module is the Music Thing Modular Mikrophonie available from Thonk.co.uk

tones tones tones

Thank you for taking the time to make this. Some beautiful sounds :) Can you explain how you get a stereo into your daw/recorder/mixer - Where does the output from rings go to?

@DivKid

6 жыл бұрын

Output from Rings could go straight to a mixer or sound card. Or into a specific output module which is handy. You can process both of these in the modular though or anything else really. The outputs are 3.5mm jacks so adapters would be needed to go straight into most things.

@rohanjoseph101

6 жыл бұрын

DivKidVideo Thank you for replying! What would you recommend as a good way to combine multiple signals from modules like Rings to send to an output module? Sorry, I'm really new to this.

@DivKid

6 жыл бұрын

Nothing to be sorry about, I had a tonne of questions and got a lot of help getting into this too. So first you need to define a few things ... how many sources, how many channels of mixing do you need? Mono or stereo? What outputs do you need? Jacks / XLRs / adapters on cables / headphones etc. Is volume important? How many channels? What will your mixing or recording set up be for other things in the set up?

@rohanjoseph101

6 жыл бұрын

DivKidVideo DivKidVideo Thank you so much for getting back! If I had 4 sound sources for example, 2 of them stereo, and the finally leave the system through a stereo pair of outputs, but not before going through some kind of mixer modules that would allow individual volume control (maybe even allow envelopes to affect volume?) The goal is bring all of this out from the modular and into either 1. A dedicate recorder like the zoom and/Or the computer for combining with other tracks. Apologies again if m sounding vague. The idea is for the modular to feel like a self contained instrument that would interface with an external recorder but with individual control over all sound sources inside the modular before they head outside of the system.

Great demonstration! I'm having some dificulty tuning Rings to play with external synths. I use uScale to quantize it to a scale but then I find it hard to get it in tune with external instruments playing a progression. Any tip? Cheers!

@DivKid

6 жыл бұрын

the structure knob provides such massive shifting harmonic content it can sometimes feel out of tune. Keep everything static and play one long note into it against a reference or into a tuner to get yourself set up first. Then you should be good to go. Hope that helps.

Would you pair Rings with Braids as a modulator? Also have moddemix for ringmod, looking for deep spacey sounds.

Love your reviews, a few purchases were the result of your videos, including 'Rings'. One thing I'm not clear on while you're covering the modes... You have strum and v/oct inputs patched, is the sequence only strumming, only changing v/oct, or both?

@JapanoiseBreakfast

4 жыл бұрын

It has to be both, otherwise they wouldn't be able to get repeated notes out of it. v/oct only self-strums if you change note.

what did u use to sequence that amazing melody??? on the polyphonic part!!!!

thanks! Those last polyphony chords got me far... far far away!

@DivKid

8 жыл бұрын

+Yannick Appenzeller :)

cool mec

Hey DivKid - thanks again - I also like the music of your patches itself. I wonder: You have this "strummed" melody line in the beginning & also another like this but different somewhere in the video. This strum-pause-strum-pause-melody - I can't quite guess what the source for this "human-organic" melodies might be? Can you help me? A certain gate source?

@DivKid

8 жыл бұрын

+deefman it's a midi sequence from my DAW, so it's simple to put together ... not so much on the modular! :) A burst generator like the Noise Engineering one would work well.

I came back here again - Prof. DivKid, the bass timbre is amazing indeed, I will try to recreate it. I wonder why you have both strum & 1v/oct plugged in all the time. In your examples it sounds like every new note is a changed note, so then Rings would extract a strum anyways or is this the "secret" to your tight bass examples? What do you strum with in the Bass-examples - the same gate which drives the sequencer of the 1v/oct? Or the gate accompanying each note from DAW? Thaaaanks!

@DivKid

7 жыл бұрын

Hey, cheers for the question and comment. I'd plugged in the strum when making the patch so that I could "re-strum" the same note. Rings will detect pitch changes and strum itself but it won't "re-strum" on the same note again then. Most of this video was MIDI from my DAW going through a Vermona qMI MIDI to CV. Gate into strum and pitch into the 1v/oct input.

@deefman

7 жыл бұрын

nice, thanks a lot!

@DivKid

7 жыл бұрын

no worries. Fire away questions anytime.

@dan-alexandrumancas590

7 жыл бұрын

off topic, but reading you're using the qMI, makes me feel more confident in my choice...since I settled on it before getting to this comment :D

@xdvn1290

6 жыл бұрын

Hey Dan, 1 year later, may I ask how you're doing with the qMI, would you say you did a good choice? thaaanks ;)

Wicked video as always. What are you sequencing Rings with?

@DivKid

8 жыл бұрын

+Alex Jann that was my laptop and DAW if I remember right.

@alexjann3113

8 жыл бұрын

+DivKidVideo fair play. Just got mine yesterday off the back of your video! I was chucking a metropolis sequence through it then into clouds. Think Rings just became one of my favourites in the rack! Keep up the great work. Awesome channel for modular! :)

Awesome demo! What did you use for strumming sound source at 15:18?

@DivKid

7 жыл бұрын

No audio input, MIDI sequence from my DAW.

@nicorosenberg5856

7 жыл бұрын

So it works also as a sound source?

Hey, if I already have Braids & Rings (as well as Clouds, Peaks, Streams, etc.), do you think that I already have most of what Elements can provide in terms of modal synthesis? Would purchasing Elements be a little redundant? I have other VCOs as well (Spectrum, Shapeshifter) so don't know if this would be too much.

@DivKid

7 жыл бұрын

Well Elements has the other half of Modal Synthesis Rings doesn't. So depends how deep you want to get into it.

What is playing the sequence in the beginning and the end. You speak about its own internal pulse generator, and was wondering if it was only the rings playing with that generator, or are you using some vco to play this! And very nice video. Cheers!

@DivKid

8 жыл бұрын

+Ecstasy In Order it's just the Rings module into Clouds. No oscillators, just the simple on board pulse generator exciting the resonator. It's a midi sequence from my DAW playing the midi notes in.

wondering what sort of sequencer you were using when you got to the polyphonic, streamy bit? :)

@DivKid

7 жыл бұрын

That was from my DAW sending out MIDI.

Hey DivKid, Lovely video once more! What did you use as inputs in the intro? love the cloudy bell sound!!! Cheers!

@Mrpepito1989

8 жыл бұрын

(Also from 15:18 in de video)

@DivKid

8 жыл бұрын

There's no input in the first patch or the one at 15.18. But the strum and 1v/oct are coming from my DAW sending MIDI out to the modular.

@Mrpepito1989

8 жыл бұрын

+DivKidVideo sorry, that's what i meant :). Cool, and at every v/oct change there is a strumm? Sounds realy cool! I have a Erica synths sequencer, that should be able to do this kinds stuff with the rings, right? Cheers! Love your channel!

@DivKid

8 жыл бұрын

each note is really short so gates don't overlap. That creates the strum affect with the fast "strums" of notes in the sequence.

@DivKid

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks BTW glad you love the channel. Appreciate it :) What's the Erica Synths Sequencer? The PICO one?

After loving my Plaits, I ordered Rings and Marbles to use in my new setup. Shame that Mutable Instruments quit making Clouds.

@melophobian

3 жыл бұрын

Emilie from mutable is working on a follow up for clouds

Say, that's an interesting pair of modules there at the beginning.

@DivKid

2 жыл бұрын

which ones? Rings and Clouds?

@GeorgeLocke

2 жыл бұрын

@@DivKid yeah. you're a trend setter.

at 15:19 where it begins to talk about polyphony what is creating the "triple strum" is it the MIDI sequence of notes close together being fed into the V/oct or is it cleverly spaced gates into the Strum input??

@DivKid

6 жыл бұрын

It's MIDI from the DAW so a quick cluster of non overlapping notes gives both the quick burst of 1v/oct changes and a quick burst of gates. However Rings will "pluck" itself when a change on 1v/oct is detected with no gate input so you wouldn't need the gate necessarily.

@0neTwo0neTwo

6 жыл бұрын

cool thanks for your explanation, have a nice weekend

@DivKid

6 жыл бұрын

Cheers, you too.

Towards the end what are you using to generate the notes going into the Rings resonator? - nvm midi from daw

@DivKid

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah MIDI for this as I happened to be playing around with those melodies etc.

So what are you using for the strum input?

@14:59 you tap the patch cable between the Thing and the Rings... wouldn't that be a sign of bad grounding or is the Thing that sensitive?

@DivKid

6 жыл бұрын

you can often hear things touching the end of a cable as jack cables carrying ground on them.

Thanks! Excellent video! Do you think that Rings would make a conventional Ring Modulator redundant ?

@DivKid

3 жыл бұрын

Hello, it's not a ring modulator at all. The name may be deceptive Rings is just a module name. It's a resonator, not a ring modulator. Of course you can think of similarly if you wish as something to process a waveform. In the same way as you can think of a wave folder and a filter as two units that handle harmonic content. But they do it very differently.

@dingalarm

3 жыл бұрын

@@DivKid Thanks for your reply! I am aware that Rings is not actually a Ring Modulator. I mentioned redundancy on the basis that both units can produce "bell" or "gong" type sounds, with Rings, of course, being capable of doing so much more. Then again, we wouldn't have Daleks without Ring Modulators 😋😂

Could you please tell me what the input source is for this video?

Ace! Would you recommend Rings or Plaits if you had to pick only one module for ambient sounds and why?

@DivKid

3 жыл бұрын

Hello, Plaits is much more varied with all the modes it offers. But if you like the sound of Rings and it's modes then having the two outputs in stereo is really lovely.

@GuitarsAndSynths

3 жыл бұрын

@@DivKid thanks Ben! I have to try both out and decide. Already on my second rack, need to hold off the addiction as can get very expensive.

Hey @DivKidVideo, just wanted to ask, for the 'Polyphony' section of the video (15:21 mark), what were you using to patch to the input of 'Strum', to get that successive strumming? Just a simple sequence from a quantiser? Feeling a little silly to ask this, but I am trying to figure out how to do something similar. Great video overview, by the way. Thanks in advance! = )

@DivKid

8 жыл бұрын

+mono bono hey, don't ever feel silly asking something and feel free to ask anything anytime. It's my DAW sending midi to a Vermona qMI midi to CV module. So easy to make drawing midi patterns. It could be done with overlapping gates / logic. What equipment do you have?

@monobonoX

8 жыл бұрын

+DivKidVideo Thanks for the reply DivKid. Just got my Rings yesterday, and was trying to figure out how to achieve the strumming like you did in the video. Initially, I tried using the Gate output from my Modcan Touch Sequencer into the Strum input, with the Pitch CV out from the TS into the V/Oct. Clearly, that didn't work. Tried using a QCD to trigger the Strum, but couldn't get it to work, as well. Might need to mess around a bit more to figure something out, without using a piezo, or contact mike. So, with regards to the MIDI to CV method you did, it was just three successive MIDI Notes from your DAW? Thanks again for the help. = )

@DivKid

8 жыл бұрын

+mono bono yeah it was just four short notes in a row. To get the guitar style strum you need to be able to sequence things way beyond a basic step sequence. Although the notes will still bleed into each other with a slowly steady gate pattern. But the note will obviously but shower and steady. Not a fast "rake of the strings" then a huge gap before the next one.

@monobonoX

8 жыл бұрын

+DivKidVideo Hey DivKid, so sorry for the tremendously late reply. I did not catch your earlier message. I managed to figure it out. Thanks for the explanation! = )

You know, I’ve never really been interested in rings. Then I clicked on this video.

god thatpoly mode is just a killer, I thought that ringified elements might keep me happy but...

@DivKid

8 жыл бұрын

+allears62 yeah Elements has a chord generation like a solid block chord, this does the strummed poly note thing. Braids by the way does the strummed poly thing in the PLUK mode.

Hey Ben great video as always!! How and where you route Your audio signal when you use the stereo output? ( Odd and even outputs)? I Only have mono mixers....

@DivKid

8 жыл бұрын

+Arjan Schuijt Hi, I took the odd and even output to my Pittsburgh OUTS and then into my sound card. If I wanted to use the odd and even within modular with only mono mixers. I'd try to create two differently processed mono paths to create a dual layered signal at the end (even going back to mono). Maybe filter one output while using a different envelope on a VCA on the other. Or just take one output which works well too.

@arjanschuijt9799

8 жыл бұрын

+DivKidMusic hey ben, thanks a lot for your response man! I guess you use the same setup when using the multiple output of the elements module? keep up the good work with your video's. Are their already been video's form you for Future Music?

@DivKid

8 жыл бұрын

+Arjan Schuijt Hi Arjan, first video for Future Music is online now. You can find the Modular Monthly playlist on my channels homepage now :)

@arjanschuijt9799

8 жыл бұрын

+DivKidMusic , just watched it today great as always!!! Dope module that Octo

@DivKid

8 жыл бұрын

+Arjan Schuijt yeah it's killer offers so much and is easy to use.

Whats send in at 15:22 in the strum and v/oct?

@DivKid

8 жыл бұрын

+Rienk Speelman it's a midi sequence from my computer. Going into a Vermona qMI midi to CV interface.

which are your favourite mods from Mutable.., and in general?

@DivKid

8 жыл бұрын

+aliasghar907 depends on what I'm doing and what I'm feeling that day. Some days I really dig Streams and Shelves (not as hyped as others) other days I get lost in Elements and Rings. Sorry for the vague answer but hard to say. Happy to chat more specifically if you have questions about types of modules. Want to chat over email or Facebook? Feel free to message me on here.

@aliasghar907

8 жыл бұрын

rings and clouds seem ok.. but also the new roland demora... there so exp. I dont mind waiting for more better ones to come out while i bank dough and get more bang for buck later while i learn more of what i have now thou.. but clouds, rings, and rol. demora seem timeless ienough to get if i had the dough already.. eh?

@DivKid

8 жыл бұрын

+aliasghar907 they'd be fun. I don't think saving for "what might come in the future" is ever worth really bothering with for too long. Who knows what other people are working on and what might come out. Lots stays unannounced and just appears. Saving up some dough to fall back on for new stuff is wise though. But if you want specific stuff I'd grab it and try it out. Buying second means you won't loose much money selling things on.

@aliasghar907

8 жыл бұрын

check me on facebook at VAHID NRIVISAN @ EDMONTON ALBERTA... I had to change my last name to avoid being targetted by trolls for my world saving/antiwar attempts(long story)!

8:25 what is making that bass?

@DivKid

7 жыл бұрын

Soft synth and samples layered up in my DAW then sent out into the modular.

+DivKidVideo Noticed you have a stackable going to the external input from the 6:00 to around 10:50. What are your two sources, and how can you stack on the input without overloading the circuit?

@DivKid

7 жыл бұрын

When this first happens in the patch starting around 8:26. As the title and description says it's an external bass synth. The stacking on the input isn't mixing signals (this isn't a good idea) I'm using the stackable as intend which is to split signals like a passive mult. It's how I'm getting my dry (not going through Rings) and wet signals (Rings processed). The green stackable takes the bass synth audio present on the expert sleepers cable in the back of it down to a mixer so I have my dry split. It goes from dry (not rings) at 8:26 to Rings around 8:37. It's the same signal splitting for the latter parts with vocals, drums etc. You can split the signal at the source with a stackable. So say a VCO output plug in a stackable and another cable into the stackable there. Then take the stackable to one source and the other cable to another. Or go VCO output into stackable and plug the stackable into it's desination and split it at that side.

@synthicate86

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the explanation, +DivKidVideo. I actually didn't know that a stackable would offer a second out of the carried signal on the patch cord's destination! Your video tutorials are supremely helpful. Keep up the excellent work my friend!

@DivKid

7 жыл бұрын

thanks for the kind words. The signal flow is dependent on what's plugged in. So output on one end to an input on the other. Yet the signal is available at both ends. So it's another way of working and patching.

Just learning Rings, I have Mother 32 Kbd Out patched to Rings In. When Mother 32 is played by a midi piano roll then Rings is much quieter than with Mother 32 sequencer playing. Is it because the Mother sequencer gate volts are steeper than the midi gates?

@johndifo

4 жыл бұрын

velocity?

@girlinagale

4 жыл бұрын

@@johndifo I'll try increasing piano roll velocities, or at least checking what they are set at.

How are you doing the Vocal part. I have rings but can't quite figure out how to make it play notes. My set up is 2 Mother32s, braids, streams, ripples, & rings..i know I can use the mother 32 with rings but don't know how

@DivKid

7 жыл бұрын

Hi Michael, which vocal part? If you can list the timing in the video that would be helpful. With the Mother32 you could patch the gate output into the Strum on Rings and the pitch output on the Mother32 into the V/OCT in on Rings. Alternatively you could take the audio output from a Mother32 into the "IN" and process audio through it. I hope that's helpful for you.

@michaelmireles4480

7 жыл бұрын

DivKidVideo hi thanks. And I mean at the 12:00 min mark

@DivKid

7 жыл бұрын

Vocal just goes into an interface module to bring the level up to euro rack voltages and then that goes into the input of rings. How are you getting on with the general "playing notes" of Rings?

Hey there! Awesome video! I’ve been sampling the thumb piano from your video starting at 7:44. I’ve used the sample in a track that I made. Now, I really want to release that track officially, but I need to know if you’re okay with that? I’ll credit you, of course! Thanks in advance.

@DivKid

5 жыл бұрын

To be honest listening back to that I can't remember where that loop is from. So I can't give you permission to use it as it maybe from something else with copyright involved or a copyright free sample pack etc. So I'll leave that with you to decide.

@DivKid

5 жыл бұрын

be cool to hear the track anyway.

@mgk1234567890

5 жыл бұрын

@@DivKid Thanks man! Just found these loops actually - maybe the "Demo Loop6" on this website is the one you used? :-) www.loopmasters.com/products/1058-The-Sound-of-Mbira-African-Thumb-Piano

Can you explain how you did that with the drums for a complete modular noob? How could you achieve the same with drums coming from a drm1? Stack the individual outs to something in the Rings? Thanks for any help

@DivKid

7 жыл бұрын

Hi James, you can run audio into Rings. So if you bring audio from other sound sources into a interface module (modular levels are higher than instrument and line by fair bit) such as the Doepfer A-119 you can then just patch that right into Rings.

@jameswoods4908

7 жыл бұрын

thank you man :)

i am wondering wich kind of sequencer you used to do the melody at the end preview?

@DivKid

5 жыл бұрын

MIDI from my DAW if I remember right.

@LarcTald

5 жыл бұрын

@@DivKid ah ok! merci -)

@DivKid

5 жыл бұрын

no problem