@@Probbie thanks!!

Thanks!

Thanks so much!!! Means a lot coming from such a great musician as yourself! I greatly appreciate you taking the time to listen and comment.

Thanks! I am happy with how this track turned out.

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Haha. Couldn't agree more! Happy sound sculpting!

@@zzk31 thanks!!

Thank you very mouch!!

Nice!

Thanks! 🙌

Thank you, very kind of you!!

At a somewhat shallow level : aesthetics. It is also interesting at a haptic level to have the the doubling faceplates informing how you will interact with them. Conceptually, I was interested in the ways the formant glitchiness could interact under different types of modulation when applied to both modules. I think the PPM really opens it up as well. However, I think you can find reasons to pair a Mangrove with any other oscillator that you find interesting. When I think of pairings, I think of anything as 'simple' as a Make Noise STO or and Intellijel Dixie, or something way more gnarly such as the Endorphin.es Furthurrrr Generator. The argument against it is that often times, less is more - so simplicity can be a more elegant solution. But that really depends what type of sounds you are inspired to make.

@@RPGould3 thanks!

Thanks!!

Thank you! I remember the first time I plugged into a theatre PA with a Subharmonicon. It is pretty crazy!

Thank you very much! In this case it is a nice working class BMPCC4k.

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Thank you very much!

Playing with those filters is a great way to shave the teeth of these little wild beasts.

@@RPGould3teeth

Specifically it is the 4ms Pod48X (Powered) version.

That is a high compliment! Thank you!

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Wow. We can say that we go a while back now, very cool. And very high compliments coming from you, I really love what you have been putting out as well.I am trying to remember when I actually first became aware of it, can't remember exactly, but it definitely lured me in a very unique way. IT is interesting because sometimes I just appreciate the 'simplicity' and sweet sound of something like a Make Noise STO, but there is something in that pitch-shifting formant-singing that just keeps me thinking of the Mangrove as a staple of what I conceptualize as modular synthesizer. It can be a bit stubborn, but its simple complexity is so worth it to me. I definitely need to take a little time to play with the PPM expander, but it is a really cool addition to the system.

@@RPGould3 🙏🙏🙏🤗 Looking forward to hearing the Mk2 of your “classic” and most inspiring mannequin video !

Thank you!

Love their stuff as well! Thanks !!

Thank you! They are both going through the Sisters filter and then two granular processors (and some reverb at times).

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Wow, thank you! Appreciate the comment!

I believe so, it has been a while since I recorded this one, but yeah.

Sometimes it isn't. In this case, I think it really depends. I might wait to see of there are some interesting firmware updates before saying that it is a must have. Happy to try to answer any other questions.

This was built around the Mother 32 and its sequencer.

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It''s all coming from pinging the filter.

@@RPGould3 even the tiny clicks and pops?really my question is what exactly are you feeding the Three Sisters?

@@NealCaen Yes, all of it. I don;t remember exactly how I had it it patched but I am guessing it was probably some clocked gates and envelopes from Just Friends.

@@RPGould3 I also ask because I see some knob movements from you on the magneto. But you’re essentially saying you patched it into itself like feedback?

@@NealCaen I remember now, yes, the gates are from the clock outs on the Magneto, and they are going into some of the inputs and some of the CV controls on the Sisters. But there is also audio going through the filter.

Thanks !! It is mostly the Subharmonicon and it's buit-in filter. There is also some tape delay, of course.