I dabble in various hobbies with a heavy focus on toys that make sounds. I am not a musician. My genre of choice: 'Hamalorian': Havin A Mess Around.
This channel has and will always be sponsored by my full time job. Therefore, my job is never to influence you to buy anything nor use gear to its fullest potential. Do not as I do, do as you do.
I do not believe in rules except the following:
1. Have as much fun as possible.
2. Inspire you to do the same.
Stay safe. Keep jammin!
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Deluge is quite simple in a simple things, but if you have time you can spend time and learn it deeper and deeper and deeper... I love it. Endless possibilities and community software!
facts. One thing I learned is not to focus on everythng, but on the things I need. And if I get tired of that thing(s), there are other things to have fun with!
@@krazywabbit Hmmm.... in my setup Deluge is a "brain" and all other synth are in role of muscles. My focus goes mostly to Deluge so according to your theory it allows me to not focus on everything around but just on one central piece (the "brain").
Man, i had such trouble with the bluebox with basic functions like playback. I guess im just a tascam guy.
@@matthewkinne7662 great devices. If it works for you, rock it!
Im willing to put in the time to learn, i just dont have the time to learn.
@@matthewkinne7662 I hope you are able to find some time. That’s rare to hear someone willing to learn in 2024. All the best.
If someone had given me a Euro every time they asked "what is the best computer/operating system/digital camera/game" I'd be buying the Deluge today. Good talk, Wabbit, but consumer minds will hardly be educated today, the search for things without goal in mind will probably forever go on. Thank you for the great video!
@@rayderrich preaching Mr. Rich. We can only hope to save a few. Or better yet, ourselves.
@@krazywabbit True, I need your talks the most.
good points well put 👍 same with any gear, much research is required before buying, and if you are not sure exactly what you are going to create then there will be some "disappointments" along the way 🙂
@@synkrotron that initial lust can be powerful. I’ve leaned my lessons. Hopefully this can help others.
Magnificent!
@@moolder much appreciated. Keep moving.
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need to do more of these and longer. less talking and more chillaxing. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. stay safe!
@@krazywabbitoh yes. I guess you could play this quarter speed or even slower. Slowly modulate some knobs manually. Let it play for 15 minutes. Would be great
What IOS synth is that?
Nerd synth
@@krazywabbit Thanks!
Much movement my man! Sorry but @ElectronisoundsAudio took up all the good M's
@@SoulSearchingGaijin plenty for all to be merry. Thanks for stopping by!
well done, Mr Wabbit! on to the next revelation 🙂👍
that was Monderful, Mr Mabbit!
@@synkrotron ta muchly Mr. Amdy
Changing the cutoff frequency is even cooler when you also modulate the resonance (Rez). You might try it some time. My OXI One is coming back from Spain now, expected to land in my room tomorrow. I hope the fun will continue.
@@rayderrich memo received. Fingers crossed on the OXI!
🎉❤🎉
@@toffchunks 🤘🏻🫡🥕
My, my, my!
@@jeffryarchambeau5441 shill away!
mmmmm just delicious mmmmmm
@@audiblevideo 😋
Majestic, Marvelous, Magical, Meditative, Mellow and DOPE AF! 👊❤
hi dean
@@audiblevideo Hey Hey! Hope things are good on your side, Bro! 😁🙏👊
@@ElectronisoundsAudio the man! Keep jammin. Thanks for stopping by!
Cool!
Fit tab B into slot A. Put square peg in round hole. Dangle them dongles!
Thank you! I was going crazy 🙉
I have something similar another option is a stand like that but mounts by clamping onto a desk, I can put heavier/bigger stuff on it without risk of failing, but it's a bit harder to move to another place compared to what wabbit has. I happen to have found the same exact tray as one of mine that wabbit has that he says is no longer in stock. It indeed works well, and then I have another one that has only a tiny edge but it for a very big laptop and it works perfect for something bigger.
hay sello.-)
Two iPads is better than one! Congrats!
88mph!!!! We did it Marty! :)
I had faith you could do it ❤ Rock on Wabbit, fun times
Sometimes making something nice can be so simple. I overthink too much.
@@rayderrich just caught myself last night in the hutch doing just that. I’m so frickin hard headed!
@@krazywabbit I think so much that I did not jam for weeks, almost ready to sell everything. Hope that cools down soon so I can have fun again.
"A fart a day keeps the G.A.S. away". Fantastic how that diary keeps the whole studio together. I admit I am jealous of your MRCC and Hydrasynth, they are so useful and nice to have around I bet. I am glad I can follow your adventure in the hutch.
@@rayderrich fight gas with gas!
Did you finally get the audio off the headphone jack? I consider changing my play to play plus but my iPad has no headphone jack.
as this was done 8 months ago, I've lowered my attempts and keep it simple. Use the Play more on it's own and if I need to use the iPad, choose the path of least resistance. Airpods. Works for me.
@@krazywabbit ok I have plenty of good apps and thought it would be nice to hone them up both… I will try with classic midi connection and audio interface then.
cool candlelit session!
thanks!
I love to watch these type of videos. It's so much fun to see what others are up to. I love your stands. My table is too narrow and I need to start thinking about going more vertical.
Run usb audio from the second iPad, straight into the audio 4c’s second usb input 😎✌️ Audio 4c rules apart from not having an iPad app to set routing.
@@TheSemtexCow that’s the thinking! Agree, haven’t found anything else that does what this can do. The user interface is, well, 🤔😂
@@krazywabbit yeah, the panel touch controls are pretty good. But the desktop app needs work to really unleash all that magic box of tricks can do.
@@TheSemtexCow it works! Sooo sick!
@@krazywabbit of cause it works, I’ve had mine connected iPad -audio4c-pc since day one lol. Cows very happy for Wabbit 🥕🥕🥕🥕 Now all we gotta do is figure out the advanced routing in the app. That shit looks deep.
@@TheSemtexCow after further testing. It’s a no go. Essentially doubling audio is the short story. I could launch the software and look at routing but I’m tired and time was wasted. I need to focus on noise making. Not troubleshooting
As rigs go, yours is very clean re: cabling - I'm impressed!
@@synthseeker I only showed the front. Backstage is another story 😃
you are having such a great time on your voyage of discovery, learning of limitations and getting the best out of your rig great to see, for sure 🙂
@@synkrotron thanks Mr. Andy. It’s a great feeling when you hit play and noise comes out!
So deluge or the polyend play + for someone who loved rhe circuit tracks but wants to upgrade?
@@Modrunnermusic both 😂 For reals, what is your objective? I personally think they are two different devices. One has a built in battery, an open source community Swiss army knifing it, can take line in audio, midi through, built in lfo, and many others. Play + needs samples to work granted with the addition of the synth engines, you can do some shaping. I think play has a better chance, randomization, fill and performance options. Play is great to jam. Deluge for making songs. Granted you do that on both. Once you’ve identified what you are trying to do, that will help in your decision. Good luck!
@@krazywabbit I make songs on the tracks and sequence other gear. The deluge seems like it can do more, but has a lot of combo buttons and can be really complex. What I liked about the CT was how easy and intuitive it was. The samples and sound engine were limited, only 64 samples to use. And only two midi tracks. I plan to sequence two or three synths in addition to my eurorack
I’ve been eyeing MiRack on iOS for the same itch, I think it’s a rabbit hole that’s way too deep. Could get lost in there for years 😂.
Hardware modular is really nothing like vcv or standard synths. I would suggest you see how you like the complexity of vcv and if you do then try and build a small modular system to expand your current gear. I love hardware modular and am very glad i got into it. For me it is the most exciting and innovative space in modern synthesizers, the physical immediate interface is what really make it shine which cannot be replicated in software. The uniqueness of the modules are unparalleled in the standard synth world. So ultimately if I was you I would reconsider your decision.
@@Paintopia_VR I do appreciate the reply. One thing I’ve learned in the creative space is what works for some, doesn’t work for others. I do not disagree with you on how cool modular is. Sounds are amazing. What people do with it, awesome. We are still dealing with human beings that like different ways to do things. Have different objectives. Find one workflow awesome that another hates. You are you and I’m going to assume you love modular. I can appreciate that and happy you are doing something you love. I would not ask you to reconsider another workflow because I’ve found something I love. I’ll give you this. People change. I might venture down this road and not like it. That’s key. Finding out on my own. Finally, I’ve never been one to replicate an experience. Maybe emulate but semantics aside, it’s the experience I’m after. At this point in time, I’m having fun.
@@krazywabbit I appreciate your reply. Please know my suggestion you try modular before you decide is just that I think you'll change your mind when you actually use it. I do not mind what you use to make music I agree we all have to find what works for us.
For me VCV Rack was the gateway into hardware modular. Make sure you keep your decision printed on the hutch wall.
@@rayderrich tattoo on my leg too
Just a tiny tiny rack
What a trip ✌️
@@TheSemtexCow it was a cheap ticket
Interesting.
So great sounding 😋
thank you!
this is progress indeed 🙂 thank you very much for sharing 👍
thanks for stopping by Mr. Andy
Wow is it for visual preparation ?
not for this test, however if I use this synth for example, it would be a nice visual to have that I can get with hardware. Just an option to use from time to time 😁
And there goes my money..... Damn you Wabbit! 😆
@@jsieb anytime!
Nice I got this app need to play with it sounds cool. Love sugar bytes stuff. Tornado vst is awesome For live stuff