Great explanation on one of those obscure hidden features in comparators. Thanks for sharing 🎉🎉🎉

Again, fascinating!!

Fascinating, thankyou! Would you use a similiar approach to mute/skip steps on the TKB or is there a specific way to do that?

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Thankyou! What era is this system?

Nice. Add synthi 100 😁

how did you get the magic number of "0.240385" for +1V?

R*S has released the PCO now so you can complete the set up.

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Amazing! Tried this on my Serge, but, for some (yet) unknown reason, the coupler output doesnt do anything if I patch it to the sample input of the stepped side…

Great stuff and very enlightening, thanks!

This is *awesome*. I've been reading about the Differential Analyzer (analog computer), and I knew someone had to have implemented binary logic on a synth. Thank you for posting this!

Thanks again, Andrew! I managed to get similar results by using the internal TKB random (KV) out into U/D, omitting the need of an external random generator. Then you can also force it in either direction by touching the opposite half of the "keyboard".

Thanks Andrew! Some good tricks in there. Learnt something!

Thanks!

Really appreciate your carefully elucidating each step of your patch!

Really glad I watched this as I'm in the midst of building a Euro Serge system myself. Would you recommend any alternatives to the Arc or R*S TKBs? I understand they're close to the original designs but wouldn't mind slightly cheaper alternatives (if there are any) that capture the same patch-programmable Serge outlook. Thanks!

Interesting to see this technology in action!

Love these videos- what beautiful timbres! Would you consider doing a comparison between the R*S Serge wave multipliers module and the triple waveshaper?

Wonderful series. Thank you for your efforts in elucidating the functions of these beautiful modules! Question- have you had any trouble interfacing the R*S Serge euro modules with other eurorack modules? I've read on forums that they're not always compatible with other non-Serge modules. Any advice for a newcomer to Serge Euro? Thanks very much!

Serge Modulars are great! Thanks for the video. It was very informative!

Awesome and much appreciated. Not a lot of in depth videos on RS eurorack Serge modules out there. Thanks a lot!

Brilliant

You rock!

Excellent video. Very informative.

Super interesting and informative. Thank you.

the sound of the Serge is insane. super fat

super cool! can you tell us where to get those modules? and do you have a list of what your using? thanks

Nice to see you back doing some more Serge videos. Gave me some more ideas for using my ARC TKB!

Welcome to my first Serge video in a long while. A companion to a previous one on Random Walk on the Serge TKB. People who have built modern eurorack Serges may be interested in the set up.

Thanks!

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excellent! inspiring

Mead, A. W. (1984). Recent Developments in the Music of Milton Babbitt. The Musical Quarterly, 70(3), 310-331. Morris, R. D., & Alegant, B. (1988). The even partitions in twelve-tone music. Music Theory Spectrum, 10, 74-101. Bazelow, A. R., & Brickle, F. (1976). A partition problem posed by Milton Babbitt (Part I). Perspectives of New Music, 280-293. Bemman, B., & Meredith, D. (2016). Generating Milton Babbitt’s all-partition arrays. Journal of New Music Research, 45(2), 184-204. Lewin, D. (1976). On Partial Ordering. Perspectives of New Music, 252-257. […] seems like a significant blind-spot to omit reference to any of this research.

Beautiful!

great ! thanks

Incredible!

thank you so much, this was enlightening!

I've worked at the Serge since 1982 and this was the first time I learned how to use the wave multipliers. I hope your students understood that this is life-changing knowledge you are imparting. THANK YOU.

one of the best serge patch walkthroughs I've ever seen. wonderful explanations at a digestable pace. bravo sir....bravo.

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The synthesizer lecture series continues on Mondays at 6pm at Oodi library until 8 April 2019. www.oodihelsinki.fi/event/helmet:184975/syntetisaattoriluennot/

Nice tips! Keep them coming!

This is really a very thorough explanation that you’re giving. This idea of using the single, unsigned ‘CHAR’acter as a state for the 8 triggers is so perfect, it’s very classic. I’m curious as I know nothing about Max. Were those models that you had up on the monitor, are those the actual functions within the Max development environment? Sort of like UML, or Visual Basic? It’s a very visual sort of model building style platform. This makes me want to find out more about Max, and as my sister who is a pretty savvy mathematician but doesn’t understand much about programming or reading source code, she could really get into this! Anyways thanks for sharing this, I’ll be looking out for any other tutorials from you, and nice gear you have, hope you’ll upload some Serge demos, Serge modules sound so great! Thanks Again!

thank you for video and explanation

good job ! thx !

great serge system! i love the work of serge tcherepin and donald buchla, as well as moog all of them were great engineers!! great video !

how can I scale the frequency with the cv signal float of the sig~ object? :)

Nice explanation.