It would be a good idea to make a "coockbook" about the Leibniz Subsystem, more description than the manual and about the system concept, etc. If it would be not free, I would order it because I am really interested in that system depth! thanks!!!
@Mike-v5yАй бұрын
Who thought to use white text? Please make a video of someone walking through the whole system please!
@mheumann-er5upАй бұрын
Great patch ideas--and definitely sold me on getting Gera
@georgeredpath5394Ай бұрын
ugh. i really want this system for my main modulation block.
@talimnАй бұрын
So many things I hadn’t even thought to try with these modules in this video. Would love to see more like this, keep it up!
@ObscureMachinesАй бұрын
yeeeees, give me the drugs, all the drugs
@quantickjumpsАй бұрын
One coming 🎉
@iamsushi1056Ай бұрын
This one might be the most exciting Leibniz module yet! Split the Drezno in half into two modules and I’d be complete
@stefanbreitenfeld720Ай бұрын
I like the wooden metronome sound.
@TrovarsiАй бұрын
Yes, I saw this at Superbooth. Def a highlight of the show!
@simonpalframan6534Ай бұрын
Superb! Please can you recommend some modules I can used to connect to the Hel inputs and set the notes? Ideally I’d like something with knobs or sliders so it’s easy to tweak. Thanks!
@nelen_co2 ай бұрын
Love all my Xaoc modules, but the Leibniz stuff is not for me.
@trippypages73092 ай бұрын
Is it true that it can go 256 steps?
@xaocdevices132 ай бұрын
You can program custom sequence of up to 256 steps, just remember you are limited to 8 values programed with potentiometers, please refer to user manual for more detailed info.
@Robert_Babicz2 ай бұрын
one more on the wish list :-)
@unfamiliarenvironments2 ай бұрын
I’m glad that Xaoc official demos are getting as much informational as they are aesthetic - perfect balance of learning and inspiration here
@Probbie2 ай бұрын
Oh yes.... I love Xaoc, though currently have only one module: Zadar. That Berlin is epic - very interesting!! 😊
@chonbaquer2 ай бұрын
Hell yes.
@lefutur70012 ай бұрын
Hi @xaocdevices13 , what's doing the stereo processing here?
@xaocdevices132 ай бұрын
There is Sarajewo in first clip, and Mińsk in some of later parts of video.
@lefutur70012 ай бұрын
@@xaocdevices13 Great thanks. Gorgeous sounds :)
@AlienPhatAlchemy2 ай бұрын
Wicked! 🤘🏻
@larix.elektro2 ай бұрын
Interesting ! This module convinces me to try the Leibnitz system
@bootshausk392 ай бұрын
It’s a rabbit hole :)
@andreasmangione60982 ай бұрын
❤
@andreasschmelas2 ай бұрын
Crazy sounds 🎉 absolutely up my alley ❤
@talimn2 ай бұрын
God damn, I need it immediately. This ties the whole system together and mine is waiting patiently. Or maybe anxiously, but it’s waiting…
@quantickjumps2 ай бұрын
Piece of Art 👌
@edgardvera31323 ай бұрын
Horrible demo… I was looking for a simple demo of the functionality and basic features, and this is what the Google engine showed at the top of the list? Can’t barely see anything because of the hands obstructing the view. Why show 4 chained instead of a simple demonstration of what 1 can do?
@asmr67733 ай бұрын
👍👍🏻👍🏼👍🏽👍🏾👍🏿
@CinematicLaboratory5 ай бұрын
Thanks for this amazing demo! Coming to the Lab soon!
@AJ197-le6zy6 ай бұрын
Really is the Mark Fell module this
@eph_kni7 ай бұрын
too confusing of a demo especially considering how simple a module this is
@ThedjAwesome7 ай бұрын
Any chance of getting a Instruo style video manual for Zadar? I'd love to have an indepth tutorial that explains how to use the advanced features with patch examples.
@jakowrtaric8 ай бұрын
Its on its way. Wow
@zauwee8 ай бұрын
I likes! Great start for a great song. Keep on working on it
@apeirogonmusic Жыл бұрын
5:00 is so dreamy Got Zadar Recently Like 4 mini wizard in a module The Animation of the Warped Shapes is so crazy it looks like an alien creature in movement Im Flabbergasted Exceptional work This sounds incredible Sarajewo or Delay 1 or both All the Best
@elektrenai219 Жыл бұрын
best eurorack delay
@sinkronize Жыл бұрын
awesome stuff but you dont have a reverb module yet, dont you?
@YTCCTN6 ай бұрын
timiszoara i.e.
@Switchdance Жыл бұрын
this drum/perc sounds are coming from wich synth or module ? thank you
@xaocdevices13 Жыл бұрын
Probably I'm pinging Belgrads, but not sure about exact patch. I don't think it is just one module, usually for this videos I'm using only Xaoc products so, Zadar and Tallin are another suspects.
@Genshi Жыл бұрын
Been trying to find Samara II but seems to be sold out everywhere in the U.S. I have a big live performance coming up next month and I really would love to add this to my Batumi and Zadar setup... (already sent an email to you guys regarding this.)
@xaocdevices13 Жыл бұрын
we are currently assembling new batch and starting restock.
@boydw1 Жыл бұрын
Presumably Gera could be used with Erfurt for modification of pattern generation, in a similar fashion to Lipsk, except instead of inverting bits from Erfurt, it would add bits instead? And presumably both Gera & Lipsk could be connected simultaneously to Erfurt? Am I understanding this correctly?
@xaocdevices13 Жыл бұрын
If you want to add Gera after Erfurt and before some kind of output (or longer chain of modules) it'll just block bits that you'll switch off on Gera (it can be done dynamically with gate ins and this is real fun!). This is useful if you want to have more controlled or sparse sequence (It'll work good in chain like Erfurt>Gera>Jena) or if you want to experiment with feedbacks (for example Lipsk>Erfurt>Gera>back to Lipsk). Another interesting way of using it is, let say classic AND where you combine two complete streams of data one connected on the back and second on the front. Just remember that Gera needs two high states to present high state on output it is different behavior to Lipsk, not just opposite. In my opinion Gera is especially useful in set with Erfurt and Lipsk it is nice little combo to generate all kinds of rhythm patterns, that you can vastly expand with each additional module (Jena or another Erfurt for more outputs, I think it is nice idea to keep balance of ins and outs in Leibniz).
@boydw1 Жыл бұрын
@@xaocdevices13 OK, thanks (this whole 8-bit system takes some wrapping your head around). Tom Churchill's video on Erfurt and Lipsk is what really piqued my interest. It would be well worth sending him a Gera & asking him to make another video.
@dewalta Жыл бұрын
Damn. So much fire coming from Xaoc!
@000aleph Жыл бұрын
Love these melancholic videos
@DasDoktorchen Жыл бұрын
Very cool module. Own one and use it quiet often.
@thehillbillysynthesist Жыл бұрын
Need the ability to sync two :)
@dejangaletic7884 Жыл бұрын
Remove the annoying adds
@pe000000018 ай бұрын
Ads are placed by youtube service, the creator of the video has no control ober them
@dejangaletic78848 ай бұрын
@@pe00000001 you're funny
@pe000000018 ай бұрын
@@dejangaletic7884 am I? why
@benjaminrenwah1062 Жыл бұрын
Buchla 252e
@pe000000013 күн бұрын
Nope. It is Xaoc, not Buchla.
@arpaddanos9416 Жыл бұрын
It would be nice if there was a module that could be like a patchbay for the the Leibniz bus. I know you have one that does this but it seems rather limited, with only two selectable inputs and two outputs. With this bus in so many of your units something that could give flexible routing that could be switched form the front panel would be nice
@CinematicLaboratory5 ай бұрын
Totally agree so far. I've been wondering if there's an 'order of modules' to work with, but it seems there are tons of options just by routing the modules.
@Fairy_Tales_for_Adults Жыл бұрын
Fantastic. Seriously.
@apeirogonmusic Жыл бұрын
Truly Unbelievable Work The sounds coming from this are Outer Dimensional Thank You that sweet Sonic Space Voyage
@takeiteasy6346 Жыл бұрын
Why demo the module with 4 of them, just demo it with one.
@heimlichvonbladderburst8348 Жыл бұрын
I like XAOC products and I have this module with the expander. But.... this one is let down by the cumbersome interface with too many long button presses with no feedback, too many functions on each button and confusing modes - it is a muddle. My brain isn't powerful enough to remember which mode I have to be in and which long button press I need to use, what the LED colours mean, etc. It's a rabbit warren of button presses that needs constant reference to the manual when using. I just do basic sequencing with it now.
@gumbochamp Жыл бұрын
I feel your pain - same experience here
@tcrist56 Жыл бұрын
I am presently diving all in on LBS. Thanks for the inspiration!
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It would be a good idea to make a "coockbook" about the Leibniz Subsystem, more description than the manual and about the system concept, etc. If it would be not free, I would order it because I am really interested in that system depth! thanks!!!
Who thought to use white text? Please make a video of someone walking through the whole system please!
Great patch ideas--and definitely sold me on getting Gera
ugh. i really want this system for my main modulation block.
So many things I hadn’t even thought to try with these modules in this video. Would love to see more like this, keep it up!
yeeeees, give me the drugs, all the drugs
One coming 🎉
This one might be the most exciting Leibniz module yet! Split the Drezno in half into two modules and I’d be complete
I like the wooden metronome sound.
Yes, I saw this at Superbooth. Def a highlight of the show!
Superb! Please can you recommend some modules I can used to connect to the Hel inputs and set the notes? Ideally I’d like something with knobs or sliders so it’s easy to tweak. Thanks!
Love all my Xaoc modules, but the Leibniz stuff is not for me.
Is it true that it can go 256 steps?
You can program custom sequence of up to 256 steps, just remember you are limited to 8 values programed with potentiometers, please refer to user manual for more detailed info.
one more on the wish list :-)
I’m glad that Xaoc official demos are getting as much informational as they are aesthetic - perfect balance of learning and inspiration here
Oh yes.... I love Xaoc, though currently have only one module: Zadar. That Berlin is epic - very interesting!! 😊
Hell yes.
Hi @xaocdevices13 , what's doing the stereo processing here?
There is Sarajewo in first clip, and Mińsk in some of later parts of video.
@@xaocdevices13 Great thanks. Gorgeous sounds :)
Wicked! 🤘🏻
Interesting ! This module convinces me to try the Leibnitz system
It’s a rabbit hole :)
❤
Crazy sounds 🎉 absolutely up my alley ❤
God damn, I need it immediately. This ties the whole system together and mine is waiting patiently. Or maybe anxiously, but it’s waiting…
Piece of Art 👌
Horrible demo… I was looking for a simple demo of the functionality and basic features, and this is what the Google engine showed at the top of the list? Can’t barely see anything because of the hands obstructing the view. Why show 4 chained instead of a simple demonstration of what 1 can do?
👍👍🏻👍🏼👍🏽👍🏾👍🏿
Thanks for this amazing demo! Coming to the Lab soon!
Really is the Mark Fell module this
too confusing of a demo especially considering how simple a module this is
Any chance of getting a Instruo style video manual for Zadar? I'd love to have an indepth tutorial that explains how to use the advanced features with patch examples.
Its on its way. Wow
I likes! Great start for a great song. Keep on working on it
5:00 is so dreamy Got Zadar Recently Like 4 mini wizard in a module The Animation of the Warped Shapes is so crazy it looks like an alien creature in movement Im Flabbergasted Exceptional work This sounds incredible Sarajewo or Delay 1 or both All the Best
best eurorack delay
awesome stuff but you dont have a reverb module yet, dont you?
timiszoara i.e.
this drum/perc sounds are coming from wich synth or module ? thank you
Probably I'm pinging Belgrads, but not sure about exact patch. I don't think it is just one module, usually for this videos I'm using only Xaoc products so, Zadar and Tallin are another suspects.
Been trying to find Samara II but seems to be sold out everywhere in the U.S. I have a big live performance coming up next month and I really would love to add this to my Batumi and Zadar setup... (already sent an email to you guys regarding this.)
we are currently assembling new batch and starting restock.
Presumably Gera could be used with Erfurt for modification of pattern generation, in a similar fashion to Lipsk, except instead of inverting bits from Erfurt, it would add bits instead? And presumably both Gera & Lipsk could be connected simultaneously to Erfurt? Am I understanding this correctly?
If you want to add Gera after Erfurt and before some kind of output (or longer chain of modules) it'll just block bits that you'll switch off on Gera (it can be done dynamically with gate ins and this is real fun!). This is useful if you want to have more controlled or sparse sequence (It'll work good in chain like Erfurt>Gera>Jena) or if you want to experiment with feedbacks (for example Lipsk>Erfurt>Gera>back to Lipsk). Another interesting way of using it is, let say classic AND where you combine two complete streams of data one connected on the back and second on the front. Just remember that Gera needs two high states to present high state on output it is different behavior to Lipsk, not just opposite. In my opinion Gera is especially useful in set with Erfurt and Lipsk it is nice little combo to generate all kinds of rhythm patterns, that you can vastly expand with each additional module (Jena or another Erfurt for more outputs, I think it is nice idea to keep balance of ins and outs in Leibniz).
@@xaocdevices13 OK, thanks (this whole 8-bit system takes some wrapping your head around). Tom Churchill's video on Erfurt and Lipsk is what really piqued my interest. It would be well worth sending him a Gera & asking him to make another video.
Damn. So much fire coming from Xaoc!
Love these melancholic videos
Very cool module. Own one and use it quiet often.
Need the ability to sync two :)
Remove the annoying adds
Ads are placed by youtube service, the creator of the video has no control ober them
@@pe00000001 you're funny
@@dejangaletic7884 am I? why
Buchla 252e
Nope. It is Xaoc, not Buchla.
It would be nice if there was a module that could be like a patchbay for the the Leibniz bus. I know you have one that does this but it seems rather limited, with only two selectable inputs and two outputs. With this bus in so many of your units something that could give flexible routing that could be switched form the front panel would be nice
Totally agree so far. I've been wondering if there's an 'order of modules' to work with, but it seems there are tons of options just by routing the modules.
Fantastic. Seriously.
Truly Unbelievable Work The sounds coming from this are Outer Dimensional Thank You that sweet Sonic Space Voyage
Why demo the module with 4 of them, just demo it with one.
I like XAOC products and I have this module with the expander. But.... this one is let down by the cumbersome interface with too many long button presses with no feedback, too many functions on each button and confusing modes - it is a muddle. My brain isn't powerful enough to remember which mode I have to be in and which long button press I need to use, what the LED colours mean, etc. It's a rabbit warren of button presses that needs constant reference to the manual when using. I just do basic sequencing with it now.
I feel your pain - same experience here
I am presently diving all in on LBS. Thanks for the inspiration!