I just received my synchrodyne extension, so your tutorial is particularly welcome!

I'm very glad I spent 5 minutes learning which ICs are in the synchrodyne, thank you so much for your videos on the synchrodyne, they've been a massive help

Thank for the lesson!

Blue cheese is awesome. Ranch is pretty good. This video is a blue cheese presentation!

This may have convinced me to keep my Optomix. Certainly worth a sub!

There's this thing with math teachers and most people that have a strong understanding of things, and that's that ironically, once you understand a concept to a deep level, you lose your ability to relay the information to others. As if your past self lacking the understanding yet still grasping the perspective and capacity of explanation of a beginner is lost the moment the understanding becomes second nature. Thankfully for you, you do not suffer of this, and I truly truly appreciate the way you teach because I got the shared system and up until now, I was going to use the Wogglebug as toilet paper, and then you told me there's a ringmod on it and all this other fun stuff. Thank you, ill just use charming instead.

Great (and timeless) tutorial, thank you.

This video helps a lot... Synchrodyne is a super deep beast

If I'm using a gate from my Keystep Pro, which only has one gate out per track, can I use one of double cables from one gate output for the two gates into both Trigger inputs on Maths?

Now I need to know which LPG is blue cheese!

Really appreciate the thorough overview. Is this device MIDI 2.0 compatible?

Maybe time for an update with the new Make noise stereo LPG-Emulation and the TiptopBuchla 292?

Thanks for making me feel like a genius for buying that Optomix.

Can listen for Hours!!! Thanks for this

I have all but the Dynamix and I agree with everything you said here. I'd probably put the RxMx ahead of the LxD when FxDf is added. Regardless, Optomix is my favorite LPG for sure.. its highly underrated imo

Compression is life.

Dolphins vs Predators.

I think I've come back to this video a few times since I got sucked into the wormhole of modular in early pre-covid 2020.... that said, I'm now revisiting this having scored an lxd after a few years wait from the most recent subtle roll out which I hope opens a wider dispersal as I think this is an incredible wet yer feet yet highly versatile module. the ranking at the end is !!!!!! spot on!

Impressively detailed

all right, this is dope! very clean profund explanation, with much effort. really opens the door for me and my beloved woggle. THANK U!

Hello Mr Hermbot. I’ve enjoyed your tutorials and demystifications. I see you’ve stopped making them which is understandable - I’m sure they are a lot of work. But thanks very much for those you have made. I’ve learned a lot and will learn more when I watch them again. Cheers 👋

God those faceplates are terrible

There are so many reasons to use Maths. And with this simple explanation you gave many people a good reason to watch your channel. You have my insta-sub for clarity (though I did not need it ^^).

Appreciate your tutelage 👊🏼

Very informative aswell as entertaining. Thanks! Unfortunately I've got the wiard wogglebug ^^

So happy you're digging the Twister, we're working really hard to keep making them in an incredibly challenging manufacturing climate!

Thank you for sharing; very much appreciated 👍🏻👍🏻

Thank you very mach for lesson)

So one needs to memorize the function of 4 banks of 16 encoders-64 in total-to get full functionality with this? Was it too much to ask for the manufacturer to at least leave room to stick a label next to the knobs?

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What about Moddemix?

Doing this all in Serge, whether through CGS, Random Source, or whatever: combine slopes with a "processor" for attenuverting and mixing, and "peak & trough" for min/max.

Along with DUSG, another Maths ancestor is the Buchla 281 quad function generator. It's been available as a DIY project since before Maths existed, IIRC it might have been Toppobrillo's first offering. For Eurorack people often build single or double instead of quad.

Another reason you might not want it is if you don't like the goofy and confusing interface...

Amazing work!! Also your channel is really entertaining and informative!!

15:00 Your 1 octave up (double frequency) triangle wave plot has its fundamental lining up with the 1st harmonic of the previous lower pitch triangle wave. The harmonics of a triangle wave are ODD multiples of the fundamental, 3x 5x 7x etc, not 2x as in your plot.

I like the commitment to grayscale panels this is a very readable make noise system.

Thx, very good creative ideas.

great series! I had to methodically go through the OG Wogglebug the same way. Once you do it gets really fun!

I'd love to know/hear how the filter changes in response to the kind of sequence shown here.

Stop winging about the Buchla. Just get a job, save the money and buy it. Great video, thanks.

Thanks a lot, amazing sound and module !!!

Fantastic explanation! I'm not happy with the release curve on my ADSR module and googled how to make an ADSR out of Maths and came straight here. Many thanks!

I just got a brand new Synchrodyne and for the life of me can't get any signal out of the filter outputs... Any idea why that might be? I've watched several tutorials. Starting to think I might have a faulty unit....

Makes sense! Thanks

Hi there! Thank you for making this great and comprehensive video. Would I be right assuming that I'd be able to assign SysEx messages to those knobs so that I could control a hardware synth (such as a JD-Xi for example) and save deep-diving menus?

I’ve just got one of these blighters and the precise functions of the clock inputs was baffling me. This has completely clarified that, cheers 👍

"Finally, we have the RxMx, which is basically 50 vactrols put into a plastic bag and duct-taped to a PCB" got the loudest involuntary snort of any line I've heard in a Eurorack demo video. Well done.

Beautiful tones and use of noise. Instantly transported!