Love the video.. but felt like a infomercial..

Hello! How do I change the base note of a musical scale in Moog Labyrinth?

Super informative.

Any video that makes me want to get a notebook out is a winner

Ankersmit is such a g. More people need to check him out.

Great overview ! I love the way you are being you,-

i just bought it - cause it sounds RAW , and totally new sounding !

Miles Davis would have loved the Strega.

yeahhh so exciting so true for real

Yummy synth

hey Sarah how does the spectravox compare to the other eurorack filterbanks available like the tiptop buchla 296T or the frap tools Fumana?

With no intention of taking the limelight off Sarah's presentation, which was one of the main reasons for me being interested in this, I returned it eventually. The foremost reason is that the sequencer is too random. It's fun at first, but gets boring pretty quickly. I'm not a control freak, but I also find the overuse of randomness in the world of modular synthesis irritating. The other three reasons: I didn't like the wavefolder's sound (and I like wavefolders very much). I didn't like the decay-only envelopes and the fact that they have tiny knobs. I didn't find the filter particularly interesting (but liked the fact that it doesn't self-resonate). I liked the switch that reroutes the signal. I liked the patchbay. I liked the VC crossfader between filter and wavefolder. If I had a large studio space and more money, I'd keep it (and buy the other Moogs, too). But I have neither. :) If Moog made a desktop unit with two Matriarch oscillators, stereo filter and the stereo BBD delay, I'd buy that synth immediately.

i have had basically the same idea this last year somehow using what i use that is pure data and in this case a phone recording of wet leafs and sticks like rubbing it against the very park surfaces like banks or the playground for children...

i absolutelly love these sort of collection of artworks, but i mean the sound i dont think she is doing it anymore...woah..this girl is really a genius huhuh

this must be the coolest in a looong timeee

I'm not sure how to say the name, I'll link his intro and how Exactly to Pronounce Robert Arthur Moog (/moʊɡ/ MOHG; May 23, 1934 - August 21, 2005) was an American engineer and electronic music pioneer. He was the founder of the synthesizer manufacturer Moog Music and the inventor of the first commercial synthesizer, the Moog synthesizer, which debuted in 1964. In 1970, Moog released a more portable model, the Minimoog, described as the most famous and influential synthesizer in history. Among Moog's honors are a Technical Grammy Award, received in 2002, and an induction into the National Inventors Hall of Fame. This is shared from Wikipedia, not my creation.. just want credit where it is Due. I have heard his name Pronounced about 4 different ways. I'll look up the "Guy" . Soon

I Thank You Soo Very Much for this tutorial. You Break it down and Explain everything at a perfect pace. After seeing Way Too Many Videos about anything semi modular and eurorack. You give it more. I have already had to slow a bunch of videos to .25 speed, where they are now talking monkey and now at least I learned the Street Tourist 3 card 😂. You Are Completely Awesome!! Any way of breaking down the DFAM, Mother-32, Subharmonicon and Labyrinth? And hopefully release an actual original BFAM..That was I think 🤔🧐 at Moogfest 2016~ish. Thank You 😊

There is something kind of liberating about it...

such an interesting contemplation at the end. something i already do when producing/composing but some of the aspects you mentioned where very interesting (ie: where exactly does it come from; has something bumped into the sound and made it appear…). thanks for this profound yet simple reflection

33:19 killer

I have to say, this looks interesting.

It was not to long ago that they released the vetravox. When I seen leaks of the Labyrinth, I immediately bought a subharmonicon because in order to complete my collection, I would first have to own mother 32, dfam, and sub harmonicon. Now that I own all three, I can go after the vetravox and the labyrinth. I wonder what is next? Now I do not have an excuse to not want to pick up a mavis because the labyrinth comes with a wave folder. I wish moog would build more of there 3 tier stands. seems like they used them all up trying to sell the 3 piece set years ago. I am totally enthralled with the sub harmonica right now.

You’re awesome and thank you! 🙏🏽

Cool sounds and patches, thanks! I will try many of your ideas... I love the sound at minute 34:26... 🖤 My ML arrived yesterday. Perfect for jams and long recordings in one take.. I'm falling in love again 🔥

Can you make the Ozesza The Last Goodbye Effect? I have seen them do this on Serum and FilterShaperXL called Wind Down. I have been trying on my explorer and it just does it sound as good as either Odesza on Serum or the one made on the FilterShaperXL both of which you can find with a search.

Morton Subotnick, along with Derbyshire, Ussachevsky,Cage, Stockhausen, Schaeffer, Henry, Milton Babbit, and Alan Splet (David Lynch and Alan Splet's music and sound design for EraserHead is criminally ignored). I've stumbled back into this video a few times now, it's a lovely video. Thank you for making and sharing it. ❤ It is beautiful to also see that piece of history is still getting great use to this day.

This is absolutely phenomenal work <3

Absolutely masterful demo. Thank you so much!

That was so enjoyable I hope you get to do the proton @behringer

where did you get those sexy cables?

Hi Sarah, I have the makenoise 0 Coast and ctrl, Would the labyrinth be overkill or do you think it will add significantly to my sound palate ?

Sarah is a trusted source. My first impression of this is that I’m elated to see zero menu diving like my Mother 32. I have to keep the manual for it handy because I can’t ever recall that first you hold reset then this button and that one while holding step 8. And that’s just how u get to the menu of the mother 32. Twister for ur brain and fingers. 😂

Feels like it's turning my walls into meat, I hate it. Do you though.

Outstanding

There's a great trippy 60s film short, that uses music created with this. Its called (off on) by scott bartlett. Its a must see. Its on here.

Going through this again to write down your O-Ctrl -> Labrynth patches. Great video, thanks for all the prep work and educational info.

11:30 reminds me of the ending of The Chemical Brothers' Leaving Home :).

Fantastic demonstration. Very helpful for a new owner of this peculiar machine.

Thanks for the video. It seems like this one is more complicated than the previous ones. I'd love to see some more Labyrinth + DFAM videos -- especially with a little explanation of what's going on 🙂

Brilliant overview. And you have got an amazing voice.

This was a good overview. I have the 0-coast and wondering if I should get the Strega as well.

Ok but, how to cover the dry sound of the instrument? I esperiment with sax and its clear sound cover everything elese in the room. Maybe i have to change headphones

This is the first time I have ever considered sampling a KZbin video. Just… wow. Thank you!

Really helpful introduction! Aside, I could totally see Sarah upping her cool, systematic, deep explanation manner paired to the off-charts weird sound explorations (skulls blown) doing it in a lab coat, channelling her inner Daphne Oram c.s. even more :)

🤯🤯🤯

It’s starting to click for me! 🎉

Super smart breakdown 👍

Such a calming voice makes such noise on a modular i love it ❤ and always inspired when i see here patch