Can't wait to show you my next Decent Sampler releases! Malevolence ► bit.ly/3NoNgAf Malevolence (Free Edition) ► bit.ly/3Nn6WEw ▼▼▼Gear In This Video▼▼▼ Malevolent: bit.ly/3WCW61E East Beast: bit.ly/3tcVr9q West Pest: bit.ly/3fKXMWe Empress Reverb: bit.ly/3DJ4Haw Euroburo: bit.ly/3FT2j3q

@dillipphunbar7924

Жыл бұрын

ty...signed up for the pianobook, and got the free sample pack...much appreciated...that synth/effects combo looks like fun..enjoy

@rainy2063

Жыл бұрын

And you end up with plugging into this gear everything that can send signal :3 (That kinda cool actually, so much possibilities)

@buaidhnobas1ify

Жыл бұрын

Now it says "Page not found". FYI

You’ve quickly become my favorite audio KZread mentor. I like your teaching method and your output of how one can start using these options today

You’re inching closer and closer to getting into eurorack…

@VenusTheory

Жыл бұрын

I don't need a eurorack...I don't need a eurorack...I don't need a eurorack...I don't need a eurorack...I don't need a eurorack...

@effex75

Жыл бұрын

@@VenusTheory ofc you dont need it. its a waste of time.

@moddudlar3894

Жыл бұрын

@@effex75 life is a waste of time

@EyeTye

Жыл бұрын

Lol

@avationmusic

Жыл бұрын

@@moddudlar3894Exactly! & that's why you should get a Eurorack!

I just clicked on this video because of the catchy title but what I got was the first explanation of modular synths i understood. Damn. Congrats man.

Until this video I couldn't understand why people would get those modular patch cable noodlely systems to design sounds, but that diagram and explanation made it allllll click immediately. Excited to play with Malevolence

@VenusTheory

Жыл бұрын

Well hey glad to be of service! Hope you enjoy the sound library!

@jc3drums916

Жыл бұрын

Diagram was slightly incorrect. Filter comes before amp, not after. Also, I can't speak to these synths specifically, but some semi-modular synths don't include every possible patch point. For example, with the Make Noise 0-Coast, there is no way to patch anything into the Overtone & Multiply section (wavefolder) - it's internal routing only - and the Slope section has a single patch point for two different knobs, so you can't control them with CV independently. So you don't necessarily have the ability to route things any way you want.

Awesome, I will be getting the full version in the next few days. Love the sounds you have made on the video, excited to try this out in my music. Thank you, all your hard work is very much appreciated.

"Taco Bell Diarrhea bass" is now permanently affixed in the Synth Lexicon. Congratulations, sir.

@Starshine777

Жыл бұрын

new edm subgenre incoming: bellcore

@playboy-music

Жыл бұрын

@@Starshine777 isn't that just diarrhea and fart noises mixed together?

@Starshine777

Жыл бұрын

@@playboy-music no that's riddim

you make amazing sounding patches!! very inspiring.

@VenusTheory

Жыл бұрын

Glad you like them!

Paul was an absolute joy to meet at Knobcon. Was very confused about American beers.

@mrz80

Жыл бұрын

The only thing you need to know about American beers is that there's a **REASON** Anheuser-Busch has all those Clydesdales stabled next to their breweries.

@VenusTheory

Жыл бұрын

Paul is a legend. Hope to run into him again soon!

@danasdas6683

Жыл бұрын

I’m a lifelong Californian and I think “American” beers can still confuse me! No worries!

@nonpondo_

Жыл бұрын

Woah Woah Woah, are you telling me there's a convention actually called knobcon??

Just picked up the full version of malevolence. It’s awesome and at $10 it’s a no brainer. Love your work both sound design and your albums. Keep on keeping on!

Thanks...enjoying your new patch (and others). Your timing with this is great. After I rebuilt my studio (in part thanks to your video), I spent the day playing with my Voltage Modular VST. I know little (really nothing) about mod synths, but after several hours of digging into the plugin, I decided it is time to add some hardware to the my mix. The West Pest looks like an interesting intro as I dig the additive sound. Thanks for all your great content and inspiration, and hope you survive the Swift.

Plugging these things into each other sounds amazing 😉

Thanks! Love your channel and videos! Keep up the great work!

@VenusTheory

Жыл бұрын

Glad to be of service!

I have the West Pest. I'm just a synth fan home hobbyist, and I love its tone and timbre. I also have the Arturia MiniBrute 2S which means I have two semi-modular synths. Crazy sonic fun of endless exploration and audio delights!

Man those are some really neat patches. I'm a big fan.

watched some of your videos and became a fan! thanks for everything

Great video, man! Thanks for the class and the amazing sounds! 😁

Man I really enjoy watching your videos!. also your Instrument libraries are amazing

@VenusTheory

Жыл бұрын

Ayyyy thanks! And glad you've been digging the libraries! More on the way soon!

@WLZmusic

Жыл бұрын

@@VenusTheory I'll be waiting!

finally...as a composer for 9 years now, with no real knowledge about analog and semi modular synths, this is the first video I really learned something from and made it more understandable for me.

I just recently started my hardware synth journey with the purchase of a Sculpt se. After watching this video I realize I'm going to need more credit cards! Amazing video. A great primer on semi-modular synthesis.

Thanks! Cant wait to dig in

Cool video 👍 really dig the malevolent

Bro your videos are just the best ! educational as F and you are such a charming funny guy :D keep up that good work ! cheers :)

Thank you for sharing!

Awesome! Thanks man!

Great video once again! btw 5:49 is hilarious 😂

Well, that was a short vacation! Not that I mind, just not expecting a new video already. Another inspirational one!

@VenusTheory

Жыл бұрын

More to come!

I didn't know these existed. Thanks for sharing!

@VenusTheory

Жыл бұрын

Lots of fun to be had with them! Malevolent in particular sounds really nasty!

Sick man!!🙏🙏

Useful and crusty, haha. I love watching these sound design videos! Looking forward to exploring some of these patches. Currently installing. 🤟🤠

Always good to have a knife around just incase someone breaks in during your synth jam session

Ok... this is so good. I'm trying to learn modular (or semi-modular). Your descriptions and demonstrations are so helpful! I do have to say... I also got in trouble for not liking T Swift's new jams, and I made the mistake of telling my wife "I like what she's trying, but I follow KZread artists who do it so much better".

I got a West Pest yesterday, during my livestream much impressed

Case knife! Nice.

very happy i bought the microcosm some months ago found it 2nd hand for 500 was a really good deal. Can't imagine a more useful pedal atm

U a LEGEND.

This is amazing. East coast synthesis is always interesting.

@chloemoey

Жыл бұрын

West

@computrhead

Жыл бұрын

@@chloemoey Oops. You’re right. I meant to say west. East coast is typically subtractive synthesis.

I like the knife laying there :)

Oooooh! Good toys! Enjoy!

As always, appreciate your demo videos. Intrigued with the West Pest, am inclined to get one of these, could a be good inclusion into my already existing menagerie of other analog synth engines (Behringer Neutron, Crave, Pro-1, and K-2) . . . and of course, will check out Malevolence.

West Pest seems amazing!

my favorite 3 things about modular synth: - the sound. it gets so raw, unique, wild, special - the uniqueness. true, a lot of basic patches have much in common. but as soon as you start stacking decisions on each other, the complexity of the patch leads to unique places very quickly - virtuosity is cerebral rather physical. everything in modular synthesis occurs in your mind. how fast you can move your hands or how accurately you can place your fingers is not very relevant. I love playing classical piano and trying to shred an electric guitar, but with modular synth the skill is entirely mental. it's a nice change.

I don't know why, but 'patch noodle' made me giggle every time

Awesomeness.

Nice Buck 112 😁

Big Doomy Mick Gordon Taco Bell Diarrhea Bass 😂

Oh shoot. I made a track with just 2 other of your sample libraries. Might as well make one with this.

I got the pwm several weeks ago. I’m still unpacking how I want to patch it for my samples. It’s a beast. It’s like an ms20 on plutonium. Sometimes it tries to chew its own nuts off I think a ytuber said.

These seem really exciting! I'm always scared to start with synths because it sounds like a massive investment.

@teddybearasaurus

Жыл бұрын

Smart. Yes it is. Rewarding yes. Always works in your music recording workflow….mmmm…. Sounds always better than plugins…. Mmmm… its hard to replicate bass synths🤷🏽‍♂️😅

@GeorgeLocke

Жыл бұрын

How much time do you want to spend picking out what to buy, learning new gear, learning why it doesn't do what you wanted, figuring out how to control it all at once, looking at gear you will never own, and on and on. Gear costs money, and the time suck is real as well. The major advantage of hardware is the immediate interface. Get a controller and a midi template, learn it, make music.

@GeorgeLocke

Жыл бұрын

I say this, but I also own a bunch of junk. I am lucky enough to be able to afford it, but I don't know where I'll find the time. Whatever, have fun, that's the important thing.

@jay-leeofficialcctv

Жыл бұрын

You can get a free one online called vcv rack 2 too start you of and if you like it you could buy after that. 💯

@VenusTheory

Жыл бұрын

Hardware definitely gets expensive after a while but there's something about having an actual physical instrument that to me is just so much more inspiring in the creative process. Luckily these days there's a fair amount of budget friendly gear out there that's really powerful and you're not stuck with just big analog stuff that costs thousands and thousands of dollars.

Encyclopedic knowledge. Comedy gold.

Totally off topic but I was shopping for new glasses yesterday and I really like yours! Can you tell me what brand they are?

your videos are amazing! keep up the outstanding work, you've educated me and encouraged me to try pursue a career in the industry.

@VenusTheory

Жыл бұрын

Ayyyy glad to be of service!

@AngelWest58

Жыл бұрын

if you want a "career" in the "industry" practice your major scales

“big taco bell diarrhea bass” 😂😂😂 was laughing for almost 4minutes😂😂😂 HOLLLLY SH@#%T it’s uploaded? Oh my god Cameron thanks a lot!!! I’ve been waiting for this sample library for a few days 🥰

YES. Nerd-time. I LOVE IT🤓

@VenusTheory

Жыл бұрын

It's why we're all here haha

Am I good to release music using the sounds from the free synth?

VCV rack vst will do this

What relevance is the knife, is it for defending against rogue noodles?

Diaaaaaahreea Bass FTW!!!

Hello Cameron, thanks for the video! I have one question, how do you know if different semi-modular synths are compatible with each other? Do you spend time testing the voltage outputs, or is it sort of a universal system like Eurorack? The only reason I am asking is because I fried a Moog Werkstatt by running a guitar into a guitar amp and running that signal through the Werkstatt's filter input (I would not recommend doing this). I am worried that if I get another semi-modular synth that I will end up destroying it cause of my experimentation.

@inn5268

Жыл бұрын

Check your hardware's manual beforehand

@synystermaggot2530

Жыл бұрын

@@inn5268 I understand your point but reading the manual would not have prevented me from connecting a guitar amp to the filter. I've tried researching this topic, and it is difficult for me to find information relating to it.

Question! Which one is better? The m-audio oxygen pro mini or the Akai professional mpk mini plus? I know the Akai is more expensive and has more keys. I am a pianist myself. I also use Ableton lite. Please help me choose the best one, I just dont know. Also Im new to music making but Im a fast learner :)

Iiii wanna go to Grumpy Moustache Synth School! That sounds like the best school ever!

@GeorgeLocke

Жыл бұрын

Is Cameron ever even grumpy?

Did you use these on "Somewhere"? cuz I am loving that album!

Several of my plugins can do east coast synthesis/modular/complex routings/cv: Ripplemaker, ID700, Woodsynth, miRack, Audulus 4, soaky designer, Drambo, and the new Max4L port, Strokes .

Awesome sauce x 9.....

What's with the knive?

phaaaaaaaaaaattttness 💘💘

How the hell do I get started with these synths? I am so interested in this.

never thought I would hear Mick Gordon Taco Bell Diarrhea in a row thanks Cameron im a real man now

03:02 Diarrhea bass cracked me up 😂

Is that a Case knife I see?

Even my DAW can, natively... Bitwig Studio rules with its moduler environment

I’m late to the party on this but “Folklore”is a masterpiece. I said what I said

God, I can't believe how lucky I am to have won a euroburo for my growing eurorack setup, so heckin useful.

It's like playing multi-colored spaghetti

Last one sounded a bit like Lorn - Acid Rain.

You need Degree to operate that-unite. The Christmas carols need new mods

What about this can plugins not do? I remember doing a lot of this as a kid in Reason, or with the Arturia moog modular, or with Reaktor, or u-he zebra, or really any plugin with a mod matrix or virtual modular kind of ecosystem.

@TheSzyko

Жыл бұрын

You can do 99% with only plugins. The workflow is different because you can touch knobs and feel like you ply an instrument. Also hardware inspires you on a different level. Bought the REV2 and did basic patches that are totally different from what I’d do with plugins. It’s just a different way, not necessary to produce good music at all tho.

You don’t need a knife, it’s sound sharp enough! :)

That diagram is incorrect. Filter goes before the vca in a most synths.

It's about time u talk about freakshow industries

@sk8iny0

Жыл бұрын

fax. those guys are doing gods work

@VenusTheory

Жыл бұрын

They're on my list, but really not interested in doing plugin videos much anymore. If there's an idea that's a good fit I'll definitely feature them though!

Semi-modular is the bait to lure them all into the Eurorack world 😂

What if I would create a plugin that can do this? ;-)

This looks cool but I’m finding it hard to find a reason to buy it as I have the korg xd not the best synth but still ..

@Eli_B3000

Жыл бұрын

The Korg XD is an amazing synth, I love mine and use it often.

TACO BELL DIARRHEA BASS??!?!

Just wondering why the Making of Malevolent (via Pianobook) vid is Private?

@VenusTheory

Жыл бұрын

That's supposed to be this video 😅 sorting it with the PB team!

@SteveAmesbury1

Жыл бұрын

@@VenusTheory Cool 😀

Hey Paul, I tried loading this into Decent Sampler in the iPad Pro and I get the message “SAMPLE LIBRARY LOAD CANCELLED Unable to parse XML from DecentSampler preset file.”

@VenusTheory

Жыл бұрын

Hey Tom! Feel free to reach out at store@venustheory.com and I can check into it!

3:05 bro is EVERYWHERE right now, yet for some reason didnt expect to hear his name on a largely sound design channel... huh

I'm going plug-in. I can see having hardware to a degree but plug-ins are so much cheaper and easier to use.

You best have flipped your tift on Swift after that rift.

*Laughs in Phase Plant*

andy here, taking notes...

holy balls i related so much to the taylor swift album thing lmao

I love this video. But i don't understand how you can put up with your desk flailing around like that as you play haha! I feel like i want a concrete or marble desk that will never move, meanwhile others are playing on plywood stacked on milk crates, wobbling around like there's an earthquake. But at the end of the day, guess everyone just has to do what works best for them, as long as they're making cool shit and/or enjoying themselves!

Was that knife used in an unreported crime? 🤔

Feakin’ tasty

Great video, as always. And good luck on the taylor swift war....

@VenusTheory

Жыл бұрын

God help me

Welcome to Bitwig 😉

Taco Bell Diarrhea Bass™ has got to be the most horrid patch name ever :P

@VenusTheory

Жыл бұрын

You should see my personal sound library!

lol..."big doomy mick gordon taco bell diarrhea bass."

Does anyone wondered how he sounds without his voicing going through 100 plugins?