Every video you make is absolutely incredible.

The amount of knowledge and effort that you put into these videos is.. insane. I just want to thank you for what you're doing, I make commercial sound design for a living like for 3 years already buuut I didn't know that this is possible! Thank you again.

your videos are the best, always surprise me

Holy crap those are some big sounds

What!!! This just blew my mind.

This is bonkers, I have no idea what's going on :D - great stuff

"It looks creepy" LOL

the practical mechanics of filters,. . thanks again, you are a tactical technician of sound synthesis.

You are the best at teaching VCV

Incredible ! Very useful TY

Mate your vids are an education every time. Don't stop.

That is sick. Super informative. Thanks!

Awesome like all the vids from this series. Useful, inspiring and very clear. Thx Jakub !

Very nice tutorial, some great results. Love the last patch with the chorus integration,

This is incredible, thanks for this insight!

Very nice and clear!

mindblown! thanks for this.

Great - Thanks for this one!

amazing ideas. please keep these vcv "hacks" coming. i like this concept especially with host fx inserted into the chain.

Jacub, very thank you for efforts! Your videos are simply great! So much usefull information!

Masterful

WTF! incredible as always!

Thanks so much, this is great.

awesome hack, thank you

mind blown.

Wow extremely cool, this so very inviting to try and experiment.. so that's what I'm gonna do :D Thank you for sharing

wow ... 💙💙💙

Hi, I've only watched the beginning, but since everything in VCV must be sampled in the digital domain, the 1st feedback example seems to be a 1st-order digital filter variant of the form y = Ax(t) + By(t-1).

best sounding filters! how on earth did you come up with this. I hate being stupid :( awesome video

VCV Wizard

O... M.... G...!

great explanation, I imagine it is the exact same thing on the analog domain right?

@tezeta3725

3 жыл бұрын

Im not expert but my understanding is that this works because of the one sample delay between patch points causing phase stuff to happen. I imagine in the analog domain there's much less delay going on. Edit: but the principle of how it works is still very similar. I just don't think you could build it with by patching together mixers in the same way. Like I said Im not an expert though.

Wouldn't it be easier to build the "user interface" and mixer at once from a single module: XFADE (Bogaudio) seems to have been designed for the purpose you're demonstrating here, as its cross-fader does exactly what's needed.

Jakub, may i ask whats your background? After every your video i feel like monke from beginning of the Space Odyssey.

@Darwinist

3 жыл бұрын

"Associate Professor of Music Jakub Ciupiński is Polish composer living in New York City. Although his music is often associated with electronics and interactive performances, he has written numerous pieces for traditional acoustic forces, varying in scope from solo miniatures to an hour-long Oratorio for symphony orchestra and double choir. At the age of 18, he signed a contract with Sony Music Poland and since then has been recording electronica-infused world music under the stage name Jakub Żak. His concert music has been commissioned by various institutions and ensembles, including Metropolis Ensemble, the New Juilliard Ensemble, and the New York City Ballet’s Choreographic Institute, and by the world-famous violinists Anne Akiko-Meyers and Philippe Quint. His works have been performed internationally at such prestigious venues as Tonhalle in Zurich and Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall in New York City. Ciupiński is a co-founder of Blind Ear Music, a New York-based group of composers and instrumentalists performing improvised, real-time compositions using wirelessly connected laptops as musical score displays. He has also designed his own instrument for performing electronic music using hand gestures. Ciupiński has collaborated with a variety of artists, musicians, choreographers, and film directors, including Oscar-winning director Andrzej Wajda, and scored the music for United Nations documentary Opening Doors. Ciupiński studied with Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Christopher Rouse at the Juilliard School, Zbigniew Bujarski and Krzysztof Penderecki at the Cracow Academy of Music, and with Edwin Roxbrough and Joe Cutler at the Birmingham Conservatoire. He first joined the studio composition and production faculty in 2013-14 as a visiting assistant professor. He currently serves as head of the studio composition program and artistic director and conductor of Purchase Orchestra Electric, an innovative multimedia project combining live orchestra with electronics, lights and and video projection mapping."

@radcliffe2192

3 жыл бұрын

@@Darwinist Thanks, kind person. This explains basically everything.

@Darwinist

3 жыл бұрын

@@radcliffe2192 Sure thing. That this kind of guy is taking the time to drop free VCV Rack tutorials on KZread for us mere peasants is beyond amazing.

@macronencer

3 жыл бұрын

@@Darwinist It is indeed! When I first saw his videos I knew he was some sort of technical genius. Now I realise he's a genius in other ways too :) So grateful for this content!

and now we wait until some genius takes one of the open-source modules and adds the ability to patch modules in between the poles... please?

did not like the Michael Obama reference but still your stuff is good....