"Come to the edge, he said. They said: We are afraid. Come to the edge, he said. They came. He pushed them and they flew." Guillaume Apollinaire, 1880-1918
Wow. Sitting down in my studio with coffee this morning (after powering up my rack to let it worm up) Booting up my PC and be instantly memorized by this piece from the Synth Master. Thanks Gary for starting my day with a bucket full of inspiration. 😀😀😀
@GaryHayesКүн бұрын
Hey Phil - thanks for that, not sure about 'master' but glad you got inspired by it ... finding I am using all my filters and modulation sources nowadays to keep the sounds interesting and evolving, so always learning ...
@zezem2 күн бұрын
I love evolving layered sequences and this is excellently crafted. Thanks
@GaryHayesКүн бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it Zezem - yes almost what modular was made for :)
@gregmarshall19592 күн бұрын
Super. Another great walkthrough of your workflow.
@GaryHayesКүн бұрын
Many thanks Greg and hope some of it was useful or even practical :)
@allweatherhaulage4 күн бұрын
Fantastic (holy part 5!) How you do fly the drone and play at the same time?
@GaryHayes4 күн бұрын
Cheers AWH - glad you liked some of it! I fly the drone usually while I am patching and at the end. There is a mode (Mastershots) on my drone that will do a variety of shots in 2 minutes, so I set a few of those going, at the end I will generally fly manually, holding the controller near the rack so it looks like i am still playing.
@arnarCJer4 күн бұрын
Im learning alot from this video, thanks a ton sharing. Id love to see more s1 videos from you!
@GaryHayes4 күн бұрын
You got it! AC
@kh4855 күн бұрын
3:18 This is the sound of a laundromat 😂
@GaryHayes4 күн бұрын
That is exactly what I was going for! Level achieved!
@GaryHayes4 күн бұрын
Oh and hoped you listened beyond that as most of it is pretty melodic!
@star.trails5 күн бұрын
Another great walkthrough, Gary-thanks for that! It's awesome to see the lake making another appearance in your videos
@GaryHayes4 күн бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it ST - yes the lake is my super easy spot to listen to the sounds of birds, water and wind, or in this particular case, machinery, workmen, trains and cars :) Cheers mate
@PhilipTaylor_0075 күн бұрын
Hi Gary. Once again very enjoyable. Thanks my man. 😀😀😀
@GaryHayes4 күн бұрын
My pleasure Mr T - will be doing some more variation on the genre on the next ones!
@trusto10166 күн бұрын
Funny how you just roll around with all this gear lol. 😅😅
@FindingSpeed6 күн бұрын
Yeah. I’d be super nervous taking 4.5 grands worth of modular out to a public place 😮
@trusto10165 күн бұрын
Lol😅
@GaryHayes4 күн бұрын
Luckily where I live 1) my usual spots are many miles from another soul (see previous outdoor video) or 2) The folk up here have no idea what modular is or how expensive ... :)
@trusto10166 күн бұрын
Gary you ever hear of Hardware Jams on KZread and Facebook? We just joined the community, you would be a great addition if you so considered to join. However if not its fun to watch and listen. Anyhow this video great, love the tutorial/behind the scenes look. Sounds great!
@GaryHayes4 күн бұрын
Yup did a few about 4 years ago - found the thematic nature or each weeks jam quite limiting, I prefer to just do 'my' thing - but definitely a great community. Cheers
@DisciplinedCommotion9 күн бұрын
great jam, great location, cool music passages :)
@GaryHayes8 күн бұрын
Appreciate the listen DC - yup lucky to have these spots all to myself
@trusto10169 күн бұрын
I got the solar 42f.....you would love it. Kinda hoping you get one for a tutorial lol jk...channel still growing, keep pushing yo cheeky bastard 😂😂❤
@GaryHayes9 күн бұрын
Good for you - hope you get lots of enjoyment from it. Thanks for the lovely comment about this piece too ...
@PhilipTaylor_0079 күн бұрын
Great sounding patch Gary, lots of different sounds and textures all tied together nicely. And stunning images to boot. 😀
@GaryHayes9 күн бұрын
Cheers Phil - always a bit trickier outdoors to focus but think this came out in the direction intended
@siggilindi10 күн бұрын
Very cool again. Fine sounds and driving rhythm !
@GaryHayes9 күн бұрын
Thanks Siggi - wondered how many would make it to the driving rhythm parts :)
Great to see a guitar used with modular! You are inspiring me to combine those myself.
@GaryHayes10 күн бұрын
Thanks Chris - yes now I have my mic/line level in module thinking of doing a lot more acoustic and modular stuff. Enjoy!
@_rootsman11 күн бұрын
this is truly wonderful, thank you so much - along with Departure From The Northern Wasteland, to me Rubycon Part 1 is pretty much the pinnacle of Berlin perfection. thanks for all your Berlin videos, really great stuff.
@GaryHayes11 күн бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it RM - must do some more 'how to general Berlin' and check out Departure!
@ChristopherOrth11 күн бұрын
This was a fantastic walkthrough! Thanks so much! You've made a great sounding system with a lot of flexibility. Well done!
@GaryHayes11 күн бұрын
You're very welcome! Chris - glad you liked it reminded me to do another jam with it!
@PhilipTaylor_00711 күн бұрын
Very nice. Have to leave, will finish looking at this later. Looks like another addition to my bucket list!!!!! 😀
@GaryHayes11 күн бұрын
Have fun! Phil
@bexiexz12 күн бұрын
heaven
@GaryHayes11 күн бұрын
ta bex
@bexiexz11 күн бұрын
@@GaryHayes 👽
@trusto101612 күн бұрын
To cool 😎 👌
@GaryHayes11 күн бұрын
rad!
@da_skool14 күн бұрын
Impressive
@GaryHayes13 күн бұрын
ta da_s
@FindingSpeed15 күн бұрын
Thanks for a great breakdown of your workflow. As someone new to modular it makes me realise that I’m still very much in the overwhelm stage. I have a good rounded setup in my view, but I don’t have a clearly defined workflow or treat my system is a discrete all-in-one synth. Feels like a long road ahead!
@GaryHayes15 күн бұрын
Thanks FS - yes this rack is a simple modular one and aimed at a very specific genre I suppose. I think my more sophisticated rack and likely yours, really requires some thinking about flow, even down to best placement of modules for patching relationships - in fact I am getting a little OCD over that, but it is definitely paying off now and speeds up my patch from scratch flow on that rack ... have fun!!
@trusto101617 күн бұрын
Your picking up subs Mr.G, I know you don't do it for that much anymore. Damn nice to see though.
@GaryHayes17 күн бұрын
Really? I have never done 'it' for that ever ... I would just end up reviewing gear if I wanted subs :)
@robhayes829517 күн бұрын
Do you plan your melodies and harmonies Gary, and do you write that formally or what?
@GaryHayes17 күн бұрын
Hi Rob - no these simple pieces are just played as you hear them, I am hearing them for the first time too ...
@robhayes829517 күн бұрын
@@GaryHayes nice
@GaryHayes17 күн бұрын
@@robhayes8295 pleasant
@PhilipTaylor_00717 күн бұрын
And know it’s time for something completely different (wonder where I’ve heard that before) Nice use of the loop and guitar solos incorporated with your rack. Great sounding stuff Gary.
@GaryHayes17 күн бұрын
Thanks v much Phil - yes just got the Abyss Amp 2hp module to expect more real instruments + rack :)
@SeQFreQ36917 күн бұрын
Nice one, Gary! Great arrangement, it progressed nicely, and cool beats, too. All the best, Steve
@GaryHayes17 күн бұрын
Hey thanks Steve - glad you liked ...
@pennywise509519 күн бұрын
Sounds great!
@GaryHayes18 күн бұрын
Thanks PW
@FRANZ0319 күн бұрын
This is what we want. Music that makes us want to keep going. Not these crappy random Nintendo style demos..
@GaryHayes18 күн бұрын
Hey appreciate that Franz - and totally agree!
@FRANZ0319 күн бұрын
Soooooo Nice
@GaryHayes18 күн бұрын
cheers Franz :)
@GaryHayes18 күн бұрын
Thanks
@johngalvin635219 күн бұрын
You really know your way around this synth. I’m glad I stayed to the end, loved it.
@GaryHayes19 күн бұрын
Wow thanks John - appreciate you popping by !!
@PhilipTaylor_00719 күн бұрын
Once again a very informative patch from scratch, and a nice relaxing performance. You are so right Gary, one cannot make a track like this in 4 mins. Looking forward to more patch from scratch stuff from you. Have a good one my man.
@GaryHayes19 күн бұрын
Cheers Phil - I meant that length of the final piece I struggle to keep at 4 minutes long ... so many people are slaves to the KZread algorithm and people telling them to not do long form because it will affect their rating (apparently 'the percentage people view your video' if a big factor whether it will be recommended to others or not - so people watching a) 70% of a 4 minute video vs b) 10% of a 40 minute video, then 'a' will be recommended much more ... we have such low attention spans now :)
@PhilipTaylor_00719 күн бұрын
@@GaryHayes Yeah. That’s what I meant (a 4min performance) wrong wording on my part. Well I for one, cannot/will not perform anything under 10/15mins, as it takes me (not like you) a long time to get a patch sounding the way I want. But I will perhaps get quicker with more experience, on the other hand, I don’t care how long it takes as I am just enjoying the journey of each idea. Hope that make sense.
@trusto101620 күн бұрын
Always nice to hear you still learning, dope!
@GaryHayes19 күн бұрын
ta T1016
@jonathanyoung639720 күн бұрын
What a lovely surprise to wake up to a new patch from scratch from Gary on a Saturday morning! Love these, I learn so much and they’re super relaxing. Thanks Gary!
@GaryHayes20 күн бұрын
Hey really appreciate that Jon - glad it cheered your day up a little!
@FindingSpeed20 күн бұрын
Really inspiring stuff and a great breakdown covering both theory and practical execution really well. Looking forward to more! 🎉
@GaryHayes20 күн бұрын
Thanks very much FS - lots more to come, just getting warmed up :)
@glyndarby171520 күн бұрын
Hi Gary, thanks for yet another great video, very informative and shall be trying this out in my copy of VCV rack, my eurorack is still a little sparse 😂. Hope you are well and your winter isn’t too cold. Cheers Glyn.
@GaryHayes20 күн бұрын
Hey Glyn - thanks mate, yes VCV rack great for learning the bsics like this for sure ... nothing too complex in here I think :)
@glyndarby171520 күн бұрын
Hi Gary, I love the VCV rack, very easy to lose loads of hours experimenting with it. Cheers Glyn.
@GaryHayes20 күн бұрын
@@glyndarby1715 yes certainly a cheaper way to explore too!
@tommodular20 күн бұрын
Thanks for the great inspiration. Wonderfull soundscape.
@GaryHayes20 күн бұрын
Thanks for listening Tom M - super appreciated!
@ryanhayford21 күн бұрын
most excellent set!
@GaryHayes21 күн бұрын
Many thanks Ryan!
@dalegeorge133922 күн бұрын
I had not considered using my Theremini as an input device to my NTS-1, but this needs to be explored by me as well. Some unique sounds from a small package with a wide variety of sound shaping possibilities.
@GaryHayes21 күн бұрын
Thanks - this is using the natural sound of the Open theremin, seperate from the NTS1 of course. I prefer to play my Claravox or Etherwave theremin naturally as on my dedicated theremin channel ... www.youtube.com/@theremin_gary
@allweatherhaulage23 күн бұрын
Sounds great!
@GaryHayes23 күн бұрын
thanks AWH!
@prof.AlexDimler24 күн бұрын
Very very beautiful!
@GaryHayes23 күн бұрын
Thank you very much! Alex appreciated
@sprk24 күн бұрын
Nice! This set took me through the morning work!
@GaryHayes23 күн бұрын
Cool glad you liked Sprk
@star.trails26 күн бұрын
Nice walk through. Loved the performance, sounds wonderful
@GaryHayes26 күн бұрын
Hey thanks ST - just warming up :) ... have you done any PFS's or talk-throughs or not your thing?
@star.trails25 күн бұрын
@@GaryHayes Cool! Looking forward to seeing more. I've thought about doing some PFS's but I always pike out, I'm pretty awkward in front of the camera lol
@GaryHayes25 күн бұрын
@@star.trails well just voice and hands work for me :)
@star.trails25 күн бұрын
@@GaryHayes one of these days I'll give it a go. Might be text based so I won't need to talk
@petercane637627 күн бұрын
Wonderful music. What is the blue box top right? Is it a midi connection device?
@GaryHayes27 күн бұрын
Cheers Peter! Yes the QuNexus doesn't have direct Midi out so this plugs into the right side of the keyboard and provides midi out and in (in used for midi clock as the keyboard in a later firmware update to this video can now do 3 tracks of up to 32 step sequences) ...
@petercane637626 күн бұрын
@@GaryHayes Thanks Gary. What brand is it please? I am slowly getting around to your ethos..using mini synths and keyboards. I have the arturia ksp pro but its huge and can be quite complex . I like your idea of " explore the smaller things with their limitations rather than not getting round to exploring the huge set ups!". I will get the Qu Nexus. I like the idea of portability and jamming out in the nature. I am following you closely but I will not copy your music. Thats down to me.
@GaryHayes26 күн бұрын
@@petercane6376 Thanks Peter - would be hard to copy! No one owns general ambient music :) ... The QuNexus is a keith mcmillen thing (quite expensive now - I got both mine 2nd hand and cleaned them up) ... a lot of folk use a keystep, but they are hard to hike with www.keithmcmillen.com/
@GaryHayes26 күн бұрын
Actually here is a very recent video I did showing off it's 3 track sequencing capability kzread.info/dash/bejne/q6WI3Jltlq7fj8Y.html&ab_channel=GaryPHayes
@petercane637626 күн бұрын
@@GaryHayes Thanks Gary but I meant the brand of the midi box?
@jonathanyoung639727 күн бұрын
Gary I love your patch from scratch videos, I learn so much and get so inspired to try things out in my system. I’ll watch as many of these as you want to make! Thank you for sharing 🙏
@GaryHayes27 күн бұрын
Hey Jonathan - appreciate that v much, I do notice people like my 'edu style' videos a lot more than me just making music, I suppose that is the nature of KZread :)
@PhilipTaylor_00727 күн бұрын
Very informative and enjoyable chat on A How To. And to finish with a nice piece to boot. What a wonderful way to spend an hour with the wind and rain lashing at the windows. Thanks Gary for bringing a sparkle to my day. 😀
@GaryHayes27 күн бұрын
Hey thanks Phil - glad you liked, I think bad weather outside and creating music inside are made for each other :) ... will attempt to do one like this every Sat morning coming up when I can't go out for my cycle runs!
@Ringasd27 күн бұрын
Amazing.👍 I will never cease to be fascinated by what can be created and expressed in this way the way you do 👍- thanks a lot for another nice musical experience ,,,
@GaryHayes27 күн бұрын
Many thanks for listening and commenting Ringasd
@scaleno28 күн бұрын
Hi Gary! I've just both Chaos and I have an issue with external clock sync. As soon as plug the jack of external clock the device get completely crazy. Do you know any way to "reset" the unity, maybe it's just a firmware issue. Thank you. Great useful video, anyway!
@GaryHayes27 күн бұрын
Hey Scaleno cheers - I did a firmware update before I even used it and not had external sync issues. I am guessing you have the rate control low or central?
@scaleno27 күн бұрын
@@GaryHayesDone! Firmware updated and now everything works correctly! Than you soooo much!
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great journey
Cheers DC appreciate the listen
Wow. Sitting down in my studio with coffee this morning (after powering up my rack to let it worm up) Booting up my PC and be instantly memorized by this piece from the Synth Master. Thanks Gary for starting my day with a bucket full of inspiration. 😀😀😀
Hey Phil - thanks for that, not sure about 'master' but glad you got inspired by it ... finding I am using all my filters and modulation sources nowadays to keep the sounds interesting and evolving, so always learning ...
I love evolving layered sequences and this is excellently crafted. Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it Zezem - yes almost what modular was made for :)
Super. Another great walkthrough of your workflow.
Many thanks Greg and hope some of it was useful or even practical :)
Fantastic (holy part 5!) How you do fly the drone and play at the same time?
Cheers AWH - glad you liked some of it! I fly the drone usually while I am patching and at the end. There is a mode (Mastershots) on my drone that will do a variety of shots in 2 minutes, so I set a few of those going, at the end I will generally fly manually, holding the controller near the rack so it looks like i am still playing.
Im learning alot from this video, thanks a ton sharing. Id love to see more s1 videos from you!
You got it! AC
3:18 This is the sound of a laundromat 😂
That is exactly what I was going for! Level achieved!
Oh and hoped you listened beyond that as most of it is pretty melodic!
Another great walkthrough, Gary-thanks for that! It's awesome to see the lake making another appearance in your videos
Glad you enjoyed it ST - yes the lake is my super easy spot to listen to the sounds of birds, water and wind, or in this particular case, machinery, workmen, trains and cars :) Cheers mate
Hi Gary. Once again very enjoyable. Thanks my man. 😀😀😀
My pleasure Mr T - will be doing some more variation on the genre on the next ones!
Funny how you just roll around with all this gear lol. 😅😅
Yeah. I’d be super nervous taking 4.5 grands worth of modular out to a public place 😮
Lol😅
Luckily where I live 1) my usual spots are many miles from another soul (see previous outdoor video) or 2) The folk up here have no idea what modular is or how expensive ... :)
Gary you ever hear of Hardware Jams on KZread and Facebook? We just joined the community, you would be a great addition if you so considered to join. However if not its fun to watch and listen. Anyhow this video great, love the tutorial/behind the scenes look. Sounds great!
Yup did a few about 4 years ago - found the thematic nature or each weeks jam quite limiting, I prefer to just do 'my' thing - but definitely a great community. Cheers
great jam, great location, cool music passages :)
Appreciate the listen DC - yup lucky to have these spots all to myself
I got the solar 42f.....you would love it. Kinda hoping you get one for a tutorial lol jk...channel still growing, keep pushing yo cheeky bastard 😂😂❤
Good for you - hope you get lots of enjoyment from it. Thanks for the lovely comment about this piece too ...
Great sounding patch Gary, lots of different sounds and textures all tied together nicely. And stunning images to boot. 😀
Cheers Phil - always a bit trickier outdoors to focus but think this came out in the direction intended
Very cool again. Fine sounds and driving rhythm !
Thanks Siggi - wondered how many would make it to the driving rhythm parts :)
Good workout music. Moving and contemplative
Thanks Justin - goal achieved contemplative workout :)
Awesome!
Glad you think so Joshua!
Great to see a guitar used with modular! You are inspiring me to combine those myself.
Thanks Chris - yes now I have my mic/line level in module thinking of doing a lot more acoustic and modular stuff. Enjoy!
this is truly wonderful, thank you so much - along with Departure From The Northern Wasteland, to me Rubycon Part 1 is pretty much the pinnacle of Berlin perfection. thanks for all your Berlin videos, really great stuff.
Glad you enjoyed it RM - must do some more 'how to general Berlin' and check out Departure!
This was a fantastic walkthrough! Thanks so much! You've made a great sounding system with a lot of flexibility. Well done!
You're very welcome! Chris - glad you liked it reminded me to do another jam with it!
Very nice. Have to leave, will finish looking at this later. Looks like another addition to my bucket list!!!!! 😀
Have fun! Phil
heaven
ta bex
@@GaryHayes 👽
To cool 😎 👌
rad!
Impressive
ta da_s
Thanks for a great breakdown of your workflow. As someone new to modular it makes me realise that I’m still very much in the overwhelm stage. I have a good rounded setup in my view, but I don’t have a clearly defined workflow or treat my system is a discrete all-in-one synth. Feels like a long road ahead!
Thanks FS - yes this rack is a simple modular one and aimed at a very specific genre I suppose. I think my more sophisticated rack and likely yours, really requires some thinking about flow, even down to best placement of modules for patching relationships - in fact I am getting a little OCD over that, but it is definitely paying off now and speeds up my patch from scratch flow on that rack ... have fun!!
Your picking up subs Mr.G, I know you don't do it for that much anymore. Damn nice to see though.
Really? I have never done 'it' for that ever ... I would just end up reviewing gear if I wanted subs :)
Do you plan your melodies and harmonies Gary, and do you write that formally or what?
Hi Rob - no these simple pieces are just played as you hear them, I am hearing them for the first time too ...
@@GaryHayes nice
@@robhayes8295 pleasant
And know it’s time for something completely different (wonder where I’ve heard that before) Nice use of the loop and guitar solos incorporated with your rack. Great sounding stuff Gary.
Thanks v much Phil - yes just got the Abyss Amp 2hp module to expect more real instruments + rack :)
Nice one, Gary! Great arrangement, it progressed nicely, and cool beats, too. All the best, Steve
Hey thanks Steve - glad you liked ...
Sounds great!
Thanks PW
This is what we want. Music that makes us want to keep going. Not these crappy random Nintendo style demos..
Hey appreciate that Franz - and totally agree!
Soooooo Nice
cheers Franz :)
Thanks
You really know your way around this synth. I’m glad I stayed to the end, loved it.
Wow thanks John - appreciate you popping by !!
Once again a very informative patch from scratch, and a nice relaxing performance. You are so right Gary, one cannot make a track like this in 4 mins. Looking forward to more patch from scratch stuff from you. Have a good one my man.
Cheers Phil - I meant that length of the final piece I struggle to keep at 4 minutes long ... so many people are slaves to the KZread algorithm and people telling them to not do long form because it will affect their rating (apparently 'the percentage people view your video' if a big factor whether it will be recommended to others or not - so people watching a) 70% of a 4 minute video vs b) 10% of a 40 minute video, then 'a' will be recommended much more ... we have such low attention spans now :)
@@GaryHayes Yeah. That’s what I meant (a 4min performance) wrong wording on my part. Well I for one, cannot/will not perform anything under 10/15mins, as it takes me (not like you) a long time to get a patch sounding the way I want. But I will perhaps get quicker with more experience, on the other hand, I don’t care how long it takes as I am just enjoying the journey of each idea. Hope that make sense.
Always nice to hear you still learning, dope!
ta T1016
What a lovely surprise to wake up to a new patch from scratch from Gary on a Saturday morning! Love these, I learn so much and they’re super relaxing. Thanks Gary!
Hey really appreciate that Jon - glad it cheered your day up a little!
Really inspiring stuff and a great breakdown covering both theory and practical execution really well. Looking forward to more! 🎉
Thanks very much FS - lots more to come, just getting warmed up :)
Hi Gary, thanks for yet another great video, very informative and shall be trying this out in my copy of VCV rack, my eurorack is still a little sparse 😂. Hope you are well and your winter isn’t too cold. Cheers Glyn.
Hey Glyn - thanks mate, yes VCV rack great for learning the bsics like this for sure ... nothing too complex in here I think :)
Hi Gary, I love the VCV rack, very easy to lose loads of hours experimenting with it. Cheers Glyn.
@@glyndarby1715 yes certainly a cheaper way to explore too!
Thanks for the great inspiration. Wonderfull soundscape.
Thanks for listening Tom M - super appreciated!
most excellent set!
Many thanks Ryan!
I had not considered using my Theremini as an input device to my NTS-1, but this needs to be explored by me as well. Some unique sounds from a small package with a wide variety of sound shaping possibilities.
Thanks - this is using the natural sound of the Open theremin, seperate from the NTS1 of course. I prefer to play my Claravox or Etherwave theremin naturally as on my dedicated theremin channel ... www.youtube.com/@theremin_gary
Sounds great!
thanks AWH!
Very very beautiful!
Thank you very much! Alex appreciated
Nice! This set took me through the morning work!
Cool glad you liked Sprk
Nice walk through. Loved the performance, sounds wonderful
Hey thanks ST - just warming up :) ... have you done any PFS's or talk-throughs or not your thing?
@@GaryHayes Cool! Looking forward to seeing more. I've thought about doing some PFS's but I always pike out, I'm pretty awkward in front of the camera lol
@@star.trails well just voice and hands work for me :)
@@GaryHayes one of these days I'll give it a go. Might be text based so I won't need to talk
Wonderful music. What is the blue box top right? Is it a midi connection device?
Cheers Peter! Yes the QuNexus doesn't have direct Midi out so this plugs into the right side of the keyboard and provides midi out and in (in used for midi clock as the keyboard in a later firmware update to this video can now do 3 tracks of up to 32 step sequences) ...
@@GaryHayes Thanks Gary. What brand is it please? I am slowly getting around to your ethos..using mini synths and keyboards. I have the arturia ksp pro but its huge and can be quite complex . I like your idea of " explore the smaller things with their limitations rather than not getting round to exploring the huge set ups!". I will get the Qu Nexus. I like the idea of portability and jamming out in the nature. I am following you closely but I will not copy your music. Thats down to me.
@@petercane6376 Thanks Peter - would be hard to copy! No one owns general ambient music :) ... The QuNexus is a keith mcmillen thing (quite expensive now - I got both mine 2nd hand and cleaned them up) ... a lot of folk use a keystep, but they are hard to hike with www.keithmcmillen.com/
Actually here is a very recent video I did showing off it's 3 track sequencing capability kzread.info/dash/bejne/q6WI3Jltlq7fj8Y.html&ab_channel=GaryPHayes
@@GaryHayes Thanks Gary but I meant the brand of the midi box?
Gary I love your patch from scratch videos, I learn so much and get so inspired to try things out in my system. I’ll watch as many of these as you want to make! Thank you for sharing 🙏
Hey Jonathan - appreciate that v much, I do notice people like my 'edu style' videos a lot more than me just making music, I suppose that is the nature of KZread :)
Very informative and enjoyable chat on A How To. And to finish with a nice piece to boot. What a wonderful way to spend an hour with the wind and rain lashing at the windows. Thanks Gary for bringing a sparkle to my day. 😀
Hey thanks Phil - glad you liked, I think bad weather outside and creating music inside are made for each other :) ... will attempt to do one like this every Sat morning coming up when I can't go out for my cycle runs!
Amazing.👍 I will never cease to be fascinated by what can be created and expressed in this way the way you do 👍- thanks a lot for another nice musical experience ,,,
Many thanks for listening and commenting Ringasd
Hi Gary! I've just both Chaos and I have an issue with external clock sync. As soon as plug the jack of external clock the device get completely crazy. Do you know any way to "reset" the unity, maybe it's just a firmware issue. Thank you. Great useful video, anyway!
Hey Scaleno cheers - I did a firmware update before I even used it and not had external sync issues. I am guessing you have the rate control low or central?
@@GaryHayesDone! Firmware updated and now everything works correctly! Than you soooo much!