Create Mesmerizing Dub Techno Beats with Modular Synths & Oxi Coral

[@oxiinstruments]

Thanks for featuring Coral! 💜

[@SynthDad]

Any time!

[@matthewwilson3673]

Great setup, love small eurorack builds

[@SynthDad]

Big thanks!

[@dergeneral7768]

i think i buy the Coral. Good Dub Chords and very good for Live with my Oxi One!

[@dubmaverick69]

Another excellent video, where do you purchase the small cables from ? Thank You!!

[@SynthDad]

Which ones? I generally search on Amazon for patch cables

[@dubmaverick69]

@@SynthDad the shortest ones you have in the video, I dont see this anywhere. Thank you

[@SynthDad]

Took me while to find out - they’re Polar Noise patch cables from www.polarnoise.com

[@Hikove]

Good and Simple! but I'd rather use the One to sequence the Drums and free the O_c for modulation purpose.

[@SynthDad]

Yes I would normally do that, but I wanted to keep this patch as simple as possible to focus on the Coral and how to use it.

[@marc.lepage]

How does the One compare to the Deluge?

[@SynthDad]

For sequencing the Oxi One is more powerful than the Deluge; it has more advanced sequencing modes, and the internal LFOs and MOD lanes can be re-directed to the sequencer to totally change things up (e.g. slowly re-pitch your sequence using a ramp LFO). It's also got more CV/gate outputs than the Deluge (8 vs 2) and you can now map an external MIDI controller to control the internal parameters. But the Deluge wins as an 'all in one' device'. It's got a built in synth engine, plays samples from the SDcard so is a drum player, and is incredibly fun to take with you and jam on. The arranger is good enough to lay out a song and then record to the internal SDcard. In summary if you want an all-in-one drum machine and synth then the Deluge is a winner. If you need a powerful sequencer then I'd go for the Oxi One.

[@marc.lepage]

@@SynthDad Thanks! I'm leaning toward Deluge.