So, the G8 has 8 outputs and the QPLFO has 4 channels. How do they work together ? What do they do when paired ?

very clever with the LED's plugged into the stackables, never seen anyone do that. thanks for the demo!

Sounds good!

maybe prepare before showing module

clever patchwork

So many KZbin videos make me wish I had a Freq Box. That rack setup you have for your Moogerfoogers looks really convenient. Great set up that saves desk space and keeps the jacks accessible.

cool vid but James brown staring at me just freaks me out ;)

Most excellent..thanks..what other modules would compliment the G8 with intermix expansion? OR? AND? and many ADSR?

Great stuff.....thanks....

Another thing I have not tried with my tonnetz. cool.

I have one too, and there a lot of different ways to hook it up, I haven't tried the one input at a time approach but I have run the lead tone through a quantizer and gotten some altered chords that were interesting.

I love rotating filters ;-)

Thanks for this demo - feel free to show even more about this module, it is not that well documented yet.

This is cool for my purposes as a Noob, but as a Noob, this would have been EPIC had it had CV pan control those 4 channels.

MIDI connection was with the KMI MIDI expander. Little green box in the upper left behind the paper

What kind of connection are you using from the Q-Nexus (USB) to the Groovesizer (MIDI in)? Does a class compliant USB MIDI connector cable work? Or are you using a MIDI Man box, or a computer? Thanks.

Interesting. I see that you are using the echophon with guitar. Nicely tripped out. I do a more frippertronics style looping thing and was considering getting a phonogene. Have you ever had the occasion to try one with guitar? It seems like it would be cool. Also: 4ms has a dual looping delay coming out. That might fit my needs better but is probably safer. Seems like the Make Noise stuff excels at unpredictability.

Thank you

What do I need to create a stereo patch out of a simple single VCO patch? I am looking for a stereo module to record dry patches from my modular as for the time being the stuff I use to "stereofy" the output, are the moogerfoogers MF-103 and MF-108....but there stereo effect involves having phaser/chorus/flanger to some degree. I see no CV inputs to modulate the pan pots...Elaborate on getting nice stereo sounds, please?

thanks for sharing! i think the sh32's polyphonic step arpeggiator sounds more expressive when played from a keyboard. i guess the idea was to show off the groovesizer? looking forward to more of your demos.

is this mode like a cv-controlled router?

nice!

Awesome! Thanks a bunch for showing off the MIDI note entry - I hadn't gotten round to it yet.

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Always were like..but then you cant use that patchpoint at the same time..but i had forgotten about that you can use them together with tiptop cables xD

Oh ive forgot how to find those CV-patchleds where do you find them?

Cool!

Might be worth considering after all. The mixing function would indeed be handy. Thanks for the info! ^^

The Stilton provides outputs, which are proper for pedals, etc. Plus the mix knobs which blends between input and output and lets you submix. So really, you'd need 4 outs, plus 4 A-119s, plus a mixer. It's really like having up to 4 FX busses into the modular.. Also, your prices must be different - over here one Stilton costs about 3 A-119, so I am still one in/out ahead. And yes, the amps have a nice character, plus you get feedback without any patching at all.

The 119 is a one-channel amplifier coupled to an envelope follower, of which you almost get five of for the price of the Stilton. The feedback pahts of the Stilton is really just coupled outputs/inputs, which could really easily be replicated by simple patching using other amps. Is it the convenience of having four amps under one panel that makes it worth getting? Do the amps of the Stilton have a character suitable for feedback patching?

The a-119 i an input. The Stilton is 4-in/outs, with cross-fading and feedback paths. Much, much different. If TheHarvestman ever starts making them again, I'm buying more.

Some of the clicks are the PDO phase being bounced around, not the gates.

Im curious.. What made you go for the Stilton intead of just more 119s?

Nice sequencing! :-)

Pretty awesome!!

Very cool, nice to see such a clear explanation.

That's a kicks ass demo and really great explanation. Please keep them coming.

Pretty awesome. Great setup, as well! Is the moog cv standard the same as, say, doepfer's stuff? I've got the MF-101, and was looking to start building a modular setup slowly. I was wondering if things would connect together comfortably, and it looks like it will. Expert sleepers looks incredible BTW! Great videos!

Well, it does a lot of stuff for the price. If all you need is CV, and don't care about all the MIDI/CV in/keyboard stuff it does, you could get a basic keyboard and a Kenton, or get a MIDI/CV modular module, if you already have a modular. I think the QuNexus is more whizzy as a MIDI controller, and unique with the CV ins. I will likely never use it as my main pitch CV source, so the slew bothers me very little.

Funny you should mention that, i measured it: see qunexus-cv-slew-quantizer-test on my soundcloud page (theminibubas)