so - just for clarification......do you have the 'reset option' and 'wf-mod' done only for the SLAVE 930 and it's 2 x Q963 modules? or do both the SLAVE and MASTER have these modifications?
incredible job, as usual, sadly so many people who like to, haven't the gear exactly like this or anyway under their hands, for my part I would like to make music with that kind of tool, it's so unlimitless even if the music is pointing in some of the Electronika realm without doubt. And this I always liked it. Just having softwares is far so fun...
fantastic as always! i dont quite have a complete grasp of whats going on, mainly because i dont have a grasp of any modules or complex sequencing devices. but some day....i kinda wish s.com would make a version of synthinvent where you could actually patch things up and make some noise so schlubs like me can wet their whistle until they can actually dive in and start building, it would probably be good for those how have modulars to use as "patch memory" too. that kinda defeats the purpose tho
Thanks Morbius. As usual a most excellent job of patching. And explaining it. It would probably take me alot of practice to get it down that well... And it would help if I had a couple of 960 sequencer suites. Next year perhaps. But I'd love to make complex sequencer patches like these.
... and oh yeah.... I did put a 'pause' in this video. Reason: to give people more time to read all of the annotations. Explaining this patch leaves a 'tart' sensation in my eyeballs.
For those interested.... the 'basic' modules used are: two Q960 Sequential Controllers (with the 'Reset Option', and with the "WF-MOD" done, between the Q960 & the Q963(s) (to the right of the 'SLAVE' Q960)); one Q963 Trigger Bus; one (custom built) 'PATCHABLE' Trigger Bus, which can be seen on the left side (which can be substituted by a second Q963, daisy-chained so that the 'Slave' Q960 (bottom) has two Q963's connected to it... and that's it (besides all of the standard synth-modules).
@morbius001 dude we ... well i am anyhow... very interested... love it... i am using a doepfer MAQ and other analog and idigital synths... love the synths.com set up you have... insperational way of doing the whole sequence thing.. who needs MIDI LOL...
I have the same system! Just starting out. Could you demonstrate how to patch sequencer(s) with basic moduals like vco, vca, vcf, eg? That would at least get me started. Thanks.@morbius001
I confess.. I'm not really sure exactly what you mean... "how to patch sequencers with basic modules"?... unless you're asking how to .... just patch? (Not meant as a smart-ass answer)... in any case, not enough room in the 'comments' section. Just emIl me.
Yeah... reset & wf-mod on both (is there any other way?) ; )
morbius001 2 months ago
so - just for clarification......do you have the 'reset option' and 'wf-mod' done only for the SLAVE 930 and it's 2 x Q963 modules? or do both the SLAVE and MASTER have these modifications?
wildinbleu 1 year ago
Genial!!! Vielen Dank für das Hineinstellen
ArtifexLux 1 year ago
incredible job, as usual, sadly so many people who like to, haven't the gear exactly like this or anyway under their hands, for my part I would like to make music with that kind of tool, it's so unlimitless even if the music is pointing in some of the Electronika realm without doubt. And this I always liked it. Just having softwares is far so fun...
markusmala 1 year ago
fantastic as always! i dont quite have a complete grasp of whats going on, mainly because i dont have a grasp of any modules or complex sequencing devices. but some day....i kinda wish s.com would make a version of synthinvent where you could actually patch things up and make some noise so schlubs like me can wet their whistle until they can actually dive in and start building, it would probably be good for those how have modulars to use as "patch memory" too. that kinda defeats the purpose tho
colorform2113 1 year ago
Thanks Morbius. As usual a most excellent job of patching. And explaining it. It would probably take me alot of practice to get it down that well... And it would help if I had a couple of 960 sequencer suites. Next year perhaps. But I'd love to make complex sequencer patches like these.
Yuwipiman 1 year ago
... and oh yeah.... I did put a 'pause' in this video. Reason: to give people more time to read all of the annotations. Explaining this patch leaves a 'tart' sensation in my eyeballs.
morbius001 1 year ago
For those interested.... the 'basic' modules used are: two Q960 Sequential Controllers (with the 'Reset Option', and with the "WF-MOD" done, between the Q960 & the Q963(s) (to the right of the 'SLAVE' Q960)); one Q963 Trigger Bus; one (custom built) 'PATCHABLE' Trigger Bus, which can be seen on the left side (which can be substituted by a second Q963, daisy-chained so that the 'Slave' Q960 (bottom) has two Q963's connected to it... and that's it (besides all of the standard synth-modules).
morbius001 1 year ago
@morbius001 dude we ... well i am anyhow... very interested... love it... i am using a doepfer MAQ and other analog and idigital synths... love the synths.com set up you have... insperational way of doing the whole sequence thing.. who needs MIDI LOL...
electro257 1 year ago
Please leave comments and/or questions concerning this patching technique. Thanx-
~Morbius~
morbius001 1 year ago
I have the same system! Just starting out. Could you demonstrate how to patch sequencer(s) with basic moduals like vco, vca, vcf, eg? That would at least get me started. Thanks.@morbius001
spacemeister1 2 months ago
@spacemeister1
I confess.. I'm not really sure exactly what you mean... "how to patch sequencers with basic modules"?... unless you're asking how to .... just patch? (Not meant as a smart-ass answer)... in any case, not enough room in the 'comments' section. Just emIl me.
morbius001 2 months ago