Deckard's Voice + Rachael - by Black Corporation | Part 01

[@1vootman]

Wow...so cool that this is available in eurorack

[@jon_gee]

Great video man!!! I love Deckard’s voice. This is the first time I’ve considered Rachel. Beautiful as always!!

[@CinematicLaboratory]

Thanks, Jon! There's more to come!

[@danielboen1397]

I recently bought both modules, and found myself with no time to focus on them for a few weeks. After watching this, I’m newly inspired to make some time! Great basic tips for these modules. Your channel is always outstanding, thanks a ton.

[@CinematicLaboratory]

Currently preparing a part 02. There's so much more to try!

[@Sarahbuildsstepsequencers]

Wonderful demo and presentation of these panels! Would love to see and hear more! Superb sound! I really appreciated your info-captions as well.

[@CinematicLaboratory]

After upload I discovered so many new things I am going to do a part 02 this weekend. Thanks for your support, Sarah!

[@jamesthelemonademaker]

Cripes, I watched the movie last night so that's a lil eerie. And WOW that was a shining example of the feel and ambience

[@CinematicLaboratory]

Wow, how cool is that! Glad my music gave you the same feel!

[@NICUofficial]

Been wanting to watch a thorough demo for these two modules and you're the perfect person to do it

[@marsmachinemodular]

Just when I got interested in this, you release a video about it :) And as always, you got amazing sounds out of it. That Arbhar patch was magical!

[@CinematicLaboratory]

Thanks! Part 02 coming soon!

[@bobrogue]

These two videos are great! Thank you for putting them up!

[@EleniEliades_]

Superb sound bites as always. Would like to hear you create more with these two lush liquidous modules. Thank you for actually teaching me so much more about Modular Synthesis ~💡🎵🎛👏🏽🤖❗

[@CinematicLaboratory]

You're absolutely welcome, it's a privilege!

[@EnviroDouglas]

Feels like 1982, but better 👏👏👏

[@dr.feelicks2051]

“I want more voices……Arbhar!!“✌️🤘🏻🤖

[@CinematicLaboratory]

Indeed. If people make that link, Arbhar would sell even more than it already does.

[@dr.feelicks2051]

@@CinematicLaboratory I’m so glad Arbhar could come through, a skull crush wouldn’t suit this drama

[@madebypete]

So good. Love your videos.

[@francescocottone3171]

Great demo beautiful sounds 🙏💯

[@bobschrei2029]

As always, outstanding. Since you have so much remarkable gear/ modules , and a remarkable talent in using them, how about some sample packs😀that we could use in our samplers?

[@CinematicLaboratory]

I am planning to open a Patreon page when I reach 10K subscribers and adding sample packs would be a great added value.

[@aleksanderjakubowski9309]

Super potential! Next step in experimental music. Tx😀

[@CinematicLaboratory]

It's such a beautiful combo. When I look back on this video it's weird. I can't believe I made this. Silly but true.

[@g1rlchild]

This was wonderful and atmospheric, what a great-sounding module. I love the way you use Arbhar to make chords out of it. If the sample is made up of multiple notes, do you ever get grains that cut across two of the notes? Does that sound strange or does it just get mixed into the overall cloud of grains, no big deal?

[@CinematicLaboratory]

Yes, when you sample a melody in the buffer, the grains can overlap with a semitone difference. Therefore I'd recommend to use one buffer per chord, or use pentatonic scales. Using a scale is always recommended so the notes blend well. If your melody contains e.g. an E and F, the overlap can be dissonnant. So you could pick an F one octave higher. Always sounds great!

[@michel5148]

justice is served.

[@briangardner5053]

Amazing soundscaping as usual. In this video, is every melodic note first coming from Deckards Voice? Or are you occasionally adding other voices/samples. This is amazing work 🍻💖

[@CinematicLaboratory]

If I recall correctly its Deckard (monophonic) with Reverb and delay until the Arbhar is added at @05:17

[@MoltenMusicTech]

Sublime

[@CinematicLaboratory]

Wow, thank you Robin! Is your Deckard's Dream finished yet?

[@MoltenMusicTech]

@@CinematicLaboratory Ha, no, not yet, life gets in the way. I love the DV though. I also have a Rachael that I have no clue what to do with - your video has inspired me to find the time to put the two together.

[@xfloodcasual8124]

ring mod is out of phase. ive seen this happen with a lot of ring mods, not sure of why

[@martintaylor9205]

Wonderful pair of modules for Cinematic sound design but for myself totally impractical for Live use as to fiddly in dim lighting , I’m more into EDM club stuff but experimental when at home, plus cost of these modules but that’s just my opinion not others needs 👍🆒🎶🎶🌟🌟🕸⚡️

[@NicleT]

Splendid video! Tell us, what reverb/delay did you used?

[@CinematicLaboratory]

Desmodus Versio from Noise Engineering (many video's about the Bat Verb on this channel :)

[@TheDigitonal]

you're just about to cost me so much money... :)

[@CinematicLaboratory]

I stopped worrying about cost, since eurorack has become a better investment compared to stock and bitcoins. Even better, your return on investment includes incredible sonic adventures. While you're at it, don't forget to get some kind of looper.

[@TheDigitonal]

@@CinematicLaboratory oh me too, definitely. My hardware arc has gone from trying to replicate DAW functions and now back to thinking about what I can use to be expressive and creative in how I perform parts, like I do my classical instruments. I've also found with hardware that little of quality > lots of cheap/accessible in the long run. I can make all my music in the box, but treat hardware as instruments and not production tools and their place becomes clearer. Already have a Nebulae on looping duties which I adore, but this is the first video that made Arbhar look like a complement to it instead of a replacement.

[@45jimbers]

Awesome Robert … but you cost me a fortune every time !

[@CinematicLaboratory]

Hey, I don't get these modules for free either :) Every new video costs me a fortune, but I am confident it will pay off one day.

[@bobschrei2029]

@@CinematicLaboratory I second that . Every module I have in my small setup came from your demos! Making them sound like you make them sound is another matter😀

[@45jimbers]

@@CinematicLaboratory have you considered a Patreon ? I support content creators like yourself Robert

[@CinematicLaboratory]

@@bobschrei2029 OMG that officially makes me an influencer. Working with modulars is a bit like gold digging. When I post 10 minutes of cool music on YT I may have spent two days making terrible noise before something useful comes out. Just make slow sounds, put a lot of reverb on it, and use something that can record and dub sounds :).

[@CinematicLaboratory]

@@45jimbers Thanks for your confidence! I am indeed considering a Patreon in 2023. I already have a page reserved, maybe it's time to open it up.