Sorry, I'm not sure what you mean. The step sequencer can be transposed once it's going, but since I didn't cover that in this video I don't know what you're referring to.

@@music-with-ericohh I was hoping the Crave worked like how a moog 960 sequencer works. Where you can get each step, and use the knobs to dial in the frequency (pitch) of each step.

@@djpopcorns ah - not on its own (though you can choose the pitch of each step using the keyboard). If you like the knob-per-step behavior, you could pair the crave with a Korg SQ-1.

@@music-with-eric The SQ1 isn't a bad idea! But also another method you're saying is with a keyboard. Do you mean just playing the notes like a normal keyboard melody line? Or is there something I'm missing, what you're saying.

@@djpopcorns I have a video on how the Crave sequencer works, check it out and let me know if it helps clear this up :)

So glad people are still finding these useful!

@@music-with-eric absolutely! thank you very much for your work. I've just watched all of the videos and also some multiple times. I've enjoyed all of them :)

Thank you for all the kind comments on my videos, and I'm glad you found them helpful! Once I finished with the Crave I just didn't have much left to say, and don't want to just make more videos on a new synth rehashing the same material. Who knows though, maybe someday I'll find something that inspires me to return to video-making.

@@music-with-eric Hey! First, I'm so happy to see you're good. I totally understand the inspiration thing. One thing I was thinking about, You really cleared up so basic synth functions and flow for me, which I would have never found if I wasn't searching specifically for "Crave Tutorials". Maybe you could get things going with just a series of synth basics. There's nothing out there that is any good. There's a million out there but they're all the same "This is the osc. it goes like this" None of them approach the depth or clarity yours do. I've been on YT since 2004. I've watched thousands of tutorials. I can say without doubt you have a knack for it. The "Synthosphere" is growing big right now and I think you'd be a big benefit to everyone. Think about it, I can promise you there are thousands of folks like me that have notifications set for your channel and would be pumped to see a video from you pop up. Anyway, so glad to hear from you. Hope you have a great weekend, God bless my fren.

Not that I'm aware of. But whenever you go to a new sequence and hit record it will write over whatever's there, so I'm not sure a total wipe is necessary? Consider it a safety feature - if you create a set of key presses to delete everything, someone might just accidentally do it...

You're using midi DIN cable? And the dip switches are set correctly on the back of the crave?

@@music-with-eric I went to the images that show how to change the midi channels that you see in the instructions and that's how I put Crave on channel 7 following the images, so I assume that it's ok.

SORRY hy use MIDI DIN

As far as I'm aware, it can't be.

A soldering iron lol

You can't transpose an arpeggio, because it'll assume the key you've played is your new arpeggio material. You can transpose a sequence, however.

The patch, as you describe it, would be sending the oscillator pulse wave to the external audio input so that if you turn the modulation knob in the oscillator section you'd morph between the saw wave on the left (assuming you have saw selected with the toggle switch) and the pulse wave on the right (as opposed to noise, which is what you'd get with nothing patched into external audio).

I don't have an Edge, so I can't say for sure, but on the crave's shift+hold+8 menu, page 1, you can change the relative value of the sync. If edge and crave are on the same rate setting, they should run at the same tempo.

@@music-with-eric thanks for your help

According to the version of the manual/firmware I used while making most of these videos, it's in the shift+hold+8 menus, page 1, option 5. This may have changed since 2020 though.

@@music-with-ericHi, I can’t get tempo to change via CV. I’ve changed the parameters for: Page1 to 5=CV. Page2 to 8=AssignOut=Random. Page3 to 5=ClockOutMode=Auto (I’ve tested all, none work). Page4 to 1=ClockEdgeMode=Fall (the other option doesn’t work either). In your example I use the multi out to change the pitch via osc cv, but when I try the 2nd multi to tempo, it just doesn’t work. I’ll see if I can contact Behringer about this next..

Update: found a fix, apparently you have to set page3 to 4 External Trigger, now it works beautifully! 😻 Thanks for reading, loving the tutorials! 👍❤️🎛

No compressor used here, just crave directly into my audio recorder (zoom r8 for this video, iirc). Perhaps the KZbin compression has something to do with it? Or maybe iMovie, which I used for the first few videos in this series. Later I switched to Davinci, but didn't have quite the right codec. Eventually I figured it out... Generally though, the volume tends to drop on many analog synthesizers when you increase the resonance (partly why I couldn't get on with the Minilogue); that behavior is dependent on the construction of the filter.

Glad you're finding it useful :) I thought about doing others, but realized I'd just be repeating myself with most of it, as this series is more general synth tutorial.

Sorry, I don't have a Wasp