@Newbie2B merci beaucoup!

I already made this! Not sure if I can post a link, will try

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJzIqJt4fr5pj9E

@@chrisgreenwell3404 cheers 👍

Thanks, wasn't planning on that because it's basically the same techniques from the ambient drone tutorial I made earlier this year! It does sound quite different though, so I might make a quick rundown during the holidays if I get a chance. Cheers!

@@gesslr cheers, I'll try and make some more of these!

@@lepoSsam thanks, I don't really have a default genre, I like to experiment with different sounds. This just came out really dark, so I went with it!

@@EvilTurtleProductions thanks!

@richdecibels thanks, yeah it's fairly unique. I think Bitwig can do polyphonic modulation too, but I haven't seen it anywhere else. Cheers! 👍

@dicedip7431 thanks, glad you enjoyed it. Stay tuned for more of this stuff!

@@antioedipus72 cheers!

@PEZ-fg6hy yeah good thing they're not real. I couldn't afford the patch cables, let alone all the actual eurorack modules! 😂

@@Newbie2B merci beaucoup!

@MartinLueders thanks, I get bored with analogue style modules! I think that digital synthesis methods are better for ambient, because you generally get more complex waveforms that you can slowly modulate for drones and evolving pads. Phase distortion, wavetable VCOs and FM all work really well.

@@MartinLueders thanks! 👍

@whatshendrix thanks a lot! That's a module called Purfenator if you haven't seen it. I've made a tutorial on this patch last night, just needs some editing and I'll upload it this week. Top user name by the way, absolutely love Hendrix!

@@VirtualModular Cheers, mate, definitely would check it out!

@whatshendrix it's up now, if this lets me post a link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oGWvXn-Lbryha9U Pulled a couple of late nights to finish it, I'm knackered now 🤣

@@Qr1278_1 yep, but I forgot to put a link in the description! I've updated it now.

@@Qr1278_1 patchstorage.com/physical-modelling-patch/

@@MiCtiSilen thanks man, much appreciated 👍

Thanks, really appreciate it 👍

Cheers, I'll see what I can do!

@robertfoose9453 here you go, thanks! kzbin.info/www/bejne/oGWvXn-Lbryha9U

@Contang0 thanks, same here! There is a huge range of sounds you can make with this technique, using filters/fx on the noise, different random triggers etc to create different textures. You've obviously discovered this already but I'll make a tutorial for everyone else! Also, it's not necessary to use multiple Rings like this, there's a fully polyphonic Rings clone called Anuli in the library now. This is an old patch and I couldn't be arsed re-patching it 😂

@@pachde yeah, it's an old patch!

Thanks, that's from the Submarine modules collection, can't remember what it's called but you should be able to find it. You can also edit your preference file with hex codes if you want to set custom colours. I don't like the default ones!

@FlagAudio hey thanks, Prodigal Son is one of my favourite VCOs! I must admit I do get slightly confused where modules are both stereo *and* polyphonic. I know you can use both outputs and get multiple poly channels on each left/right output, but if you're going to take that signal and run it through filters/VCAs etc, then you need all the other modules in your signal chain to be stereo and polyphonic too, which limits the choices slightly. I usually use a kind of psuedo stereo effect, where I take a single (stereophonically mono) poly signal and pan the poly channels into a stereo pair, if that makes sense! This creates a wide stereo field but it does lose the stereo image from something like Prodigal Son. Coincidentally, I made a tutorial on polyphonic panning last week, it didn't get many views but I think it's a cool effect. I will definitely experiment with the proper stereo outputs too, but supersaws do need a stereo filter too for the classic lush pad! Cheers 👍

@GeorgeLocke yeah, it does exhibit some strange behaviour. I'm not sure why it has two audio inputs and only one of them works properly, although it does mention that in the manual page. There's a Venom module in the latest update, which may work better than this - see the thread on the forum about polyphonic utilities. I do like the effect of loads of channels being panned at once though, cheers!

@VirtualModular totally. I use the bogaudio pan module all the time for this.

Also I confess that I've never read the poly spread manual. :X

@deniswastaken hey, thanks for your comment! In the standalone version of VCV you can buy a module called Host-FX, which allows you to load VST effects modules. Unfortunately, that's not available in Cardinal as the choice of modules is fixed, and you can't load VCV premium modules. Could you not load Supermassive as an insert effect in your DAW? I use Cardinal with Reaper sometimes too, I've made a few tutorials for that too if you haven't seen them.

@@VirtualModular oh yeah, I completely forgot that I can insert it as an effect in my DAW, haha, you solved the problem. I have just started modular synthesis because I have to learn it from scratch and it can improve overall sound design, thanks for the suggestion, now I won't forget that. 😆

​@@deniswastakenglad I could help. Modular is the best for sound design! Cardinal is great but there are advantages to running VSTs within VCV itself, you can modulate parameters using all the modular stuff, and you can also patch in feedback or combine VCV effects modules with VSTs too.

@chinguaga cheers, loads of crazy stuff you can do with VCV and live guitar! I did a patch last month with Anuli, which is a polyphonic Rings clone. Check that out if you haven't seen it, we can now do polyphonic Rings into polyphonic Clouds too 😉

Cheers! These modular guitar videos never get many views, but it's probably what I enjoy making the most!👍

@@quiubolecab sorry, I'm on Windows so I didn't know that. You could patch the poly cable into a VCV Split and pan each voice manually if you're using a mixer with enough channels (or use a sub-mixer), or you could alo try this module from Mockba: library.vcvrack.com/MM_Tools/ASSprdr

@@SinaHovick-d1h ?

@@chitlun thanks! I've always liked Rings, it's one of those modules you can use for years and still find new sounds. Having a fully polyphonic version is bonkers.

@@mymodularjourney cheers, and thanks for subscribing too. Watching some of your videos now, nice system you've got. Polyphony is probably the biggest advantage over hardware Eurorack for me, so having a poly Rings is great. The other advantage with software is not having to get a divorce to use loads of modules 😂

@@VirtualModular vcv rack is the sensible choice. It’s just that I’m trying to recover from days of too much sedentary pc work. But poly in modular is a pain.

@@mymodularjourney yep it's nice to get away from screens, I play guitar to do that. Maybe one day I'll get a small case with a few modules..

@@VeryFungi thanks, appreciated! 👍

@@thomasbrown3325 thanks, absolutely love Knopfler's guitar playing so that's a huge compliment. No comment on the shrooms but I've always been interested in psychedelic music! 😃

@@samsuffy2505 thanks, hope it gives you some ideas 👍

You're welcome, thanks for listening and leaving a comment 👍

@@oldflat9526 cheers 👍

@@vcvphotography3853 no problem, thanks for watching! 👍

Cheers, Anuli is so good. It's Rings, but x16 😀 You've got a hardware one right? Imagine you had 16 of those!

Cheers man 👍

@@johnnybigpotato2404well that's true, but why not? Because you can is always a reasonable argument for me! Also I'm not using 16 notes at once, because the triggers are randomised. What polyphony does is allow the notes to overlap, so you get a richer sound. With effects, it's basically giving you multiple copies of an effect in parallel, but with different settings on each channel so again it's just creating a fuller sound.

@@LarsBjerregaard cheers Lars! Anuli is such an amazing module, having full polyphony makes it really versatile. I've got some sounds out of it that you wouldn't associate with Rings, need to make a proper tutorial soon.