Thanks mate!

Good to be not alone 🙂

Thanks, I also had a lot of fun, while planning and practicing it

I've already opened a ticket with Music Tribe, and I hope that it will be processed or fixed at some point. Admittedly, the behavior is also an edge case that doesn't need to be treated with the highest priority. But the video seemed to me the simplest medium to demonstrate the strange behavior and wasn't always public :-)

Thank you for your nice feedback! It's always intriguing to hear the various influences and associations people connect with my music. A combination of "Patrolling Space Borders" and "Zamia Lehmanni" would be really interesting 🙂 If you feel like listening for another 17 minutes, just do!

Good question 😊 I should take more notes of what I actually plugged together 😂 The slow sequence on the rings clone is controlled by the sq-1. the analog plucky sound that is running in eighths through the whole session is controlled by my midi2cv converter with an inbuilt arpeggiator that was loaded with a simple chord. The drones are droning and the lead sound aka melody is a single vco controlled by the cv output of the Arturia Microfreak

@@philaesfarewell Ah I see. I only ask as I've had trouble synchronising my SQ64 with modular sequencers. No problem, thanks. 👍

@@jugs0101 as the midi2cv controller is a self built one, i Actually took care that is synchronisable to my other stuff. Either I used the gate or the sync output if the sq-1 as a trigger

@@philaesfarewell You. Built. Your. Own. Midi2CV controller. !!! Wow! 👏

Thank you, my friend!

Very kind words! You wrote exactly what I had in mind 😊

It triggers the programmable walkftrough of the waveforms.

Thank you very much indeed! Have a good time with your new toy!

No, not at all. I have to admit that didn’t I test it in every possible way, but no issue I am aware of, right now

I have 3 Brains and they work fine with the latest firmware update. Maybe they fixed that issue. Almost the same price to just get a Plaits clone though.

Honestly, I feel everybody has a rack full of Mutable and Make Noise stuff, and it all makes the same generic bloopy generative meh. That said, if I did decide to go for a Plaits clone, I'd be looking at Knit just to save some hp. My Brains was running the latest firmware as of early January, but no matter what sequencer or mod source I used, I couldn't get it to behave. Changing modes with CV to build a drum kit, it would lag, it would overshoot, it would bounce, and sometimes it would even do nothing.

seems to be something, that could be easily fixed with an firmware-update

Also make sure your CV source actually outputs a high enough voltage that Victor expects; many CV/Modulation sources only output ±5V (or anywhere from ±3V-8V). This exact scenario is where a voltage scaler+attenuverter utility really shines!

Oh, thank you, very much! Feel embraced 🙂

thank you very much

Thanks mate!

That’s nice, Giacomo likes this 😊

Be welcome! Thank you!

This is a great compliment. Thank you 🙏

Thanks for your kind words!

Thank you! Always staying positive 😊

Thank you very much

Thanks ver much

Thanks!

And they are growing up so fast. Added some 2500 stuff meanwhile

Don’t follow the white rabbit 😊

Thanks! In fact, I just build my new rack. The rack in this video was just a temporary one. And the new rack is sloping :-)

@@philaesfarewell cool :)