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From: JohnLRice
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  • John liked tweaking ;-)

  • Hey John, Just ordered my 564. Got my Q119 last week, and had a 730 already. Guess I'm all set up to test this out for myself. Thanks for the great Video Demo. This just smokes

  • Thanks for the Sub. John. I worked in Sillicon Vally for 40 years. I almost puked when I saw the gear. But that is darn cool.

  • This unit look gorgeous and has an extremly unique sound, even without much filtering at all. And to me it's fun to listen to the sequencing pattern... is it a random sequence via "sample&hold" or is it a "pre-recorded" sequence, played over and over again? I would suggest nr 2. But the notes are so far from a usual scale, it's fun to listen to (well in my opinion), and nice how you add the delays and rythmical subdivisions. Good work!

  • Thanks for the explanations, John. Very helpful.

  • Wow, I love this! There is just something about analog rhythms! Nice!

  • wow cool great post great work keep em coming

  • Schweet!!! This is going into my faves.

  • Thank you Mr Rice. Youve answered my Forum question with these videos. Looks like i will have to save up for a M564. Thats is just what i'm after. Like Moonmodular say. Cool Usage. (Are they trying to sell you another module as well). : )

  • Great sounds John...I love it!

  • Another very informative video, excellent!

  • Fine job John.

    The closest thing to a real "ratchet" effect was the last part. The clock divided portion is really cool though. My thoughts on what "ratchetting" triggers means is similar to thinking of a sound that a ratchet wrench makes when spun. 64th notes or better.

  • This is a great video! It's very clear in picture quality and the annotations are a great help in trying to understand what's going on, although not having some of the modules makes it a little more difficult :-) Time to save up some money :-)

  • Nice job, John! Cool trick. The distance and lighting are perfect, making this easy to watch and see what's going on. I appreciated your annotations too!

  • Cool usage. We are sure you need a M563v2 !!! More videos, please. ;o)

  • That's wicked!

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