Demystifying the Wogglebug Part 1: The Clock Section

[@blaythessteuer]

ready for the next part of this series!

[@chitlun]

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 👍

[@RedeemedFrequencies]

I really enjoy your style - thank you

[@n_o_]

4:27 great john wilson moment

[@micahmoses3526]

Thanks for this video I look forward to the others. I've been using this module for many years and learned a few things I didn't realize today!

[@TayTayMakesBeats]

I love your channel! Would love to hear more from you. You've got a great approach to teaching.

[@CapriciousBlackBox]

Revisiting the series now....thanks for doing this!

[@omerartuk8936]

Very good tutorial.. thank you.. I look forward for next episodes.. Thank you Hermbot..

[@brndnwilliams42069]

Heck yea!! Amped for the rest of the vids. Thanks for doing this :)

[@whitemonster]

holy shit. your videos just opened my mind so much! thank you!

[@GuitarsAndSynths]

Subbed! Such a great lesson on how this confusing module works. Just got a new MN Shared System and learning the ropes. Love using Wogglebug with Tempi such a great combo and with Maths.

[@EuroGerbil]

Nice ! Waiting for the next parts.

[@tomnoise23]

Very good channel. Thank you for sharing this knowledge!

[@denovaire]

nice! it's really a mess down there :) awaiting the next episodes

[@dirthawk]

awesome! looking forward to the next one, my bug is still a bit of an enigma

[@draculafrankenstein7380]

Killer vid! Thanks for the help!

[@brianreilly6545]

Great tutorial! So well done, thx!!!

[@nickmaybes]

Great vid thank you !

[@palemanuk]

thanks for making the videos !

[@SyncdAlien]

Very good tutorial. 👍

[@NutritionalZero]

The panel design of this was a bit of a nightmare. I’ve NEVER inherently grasped that weird clock behaviour until now. MN have gotten so much better at panels... Look at something modern like QPAS, it’s bloody perfect. I love the Wogglebug though. My secret weapon is modulating filters with its audio rate outputs... Crunchy and gnarly.

[@TayTayMakesBeats]

They've definitely sharpened their craft, although I wouldn't call the Wogglebug's panel poorly designed either. Make Noise have a tendency to make their modules, especially the Wogglebug, intentionally obtuse. Like the aforementioned QPAS. It's a masterpiece of a module and very well laid out but there are still the !!¡¡ inputs which have no official description. MN likes to confuse people, that's part of the magic!

[@GuitarsAndSynths]

@@TayTayMakesBeats true and once you understand their approach with practice it starts to make sense

[@MartinDoudoroffLLC]

A+

[@paololavazza2574]

Speach at 2.41 >> my Wogglebug it does respond to negative input !!. and actually this is exactly the way to achive very slow rates at main clock out( slower then 1clock/sec _ see previous message) ... great tutorial.. i love it .. but it seem your module and mine behave very differently ( mk2. 2 ?? )...

[@paololavazza2574]

Speach at 0.35sec...>>> more then 1min between clocks ???? My wogglebug at slowest output 1 clock each 1 second... does that mean that there is such a huge part to part variation ???

[@studio48nl]

Pressing the disturb button and having the influence plugged in, will 'disable' stopping the burst out... It's pretty weird.

[@DBPawlan]

So, there really is no direct CV input for controlling the Burst rate it appears...only an external clock which more or less influences the master clock a bit?

[@jamoore84]

got any more of them woggle vids?

[@robertsyrett1992]

ikr? I was pretty stoked until I realized there was no part two :-o

[@Hermbot]

I will probably be recording the next one this weekend... I've actually recorded it twice already but technical difficulties meant that I lost the first two takes.

[@robertsyrett1992]

@@Hermbot I feel you. Losing a take due to technical difficulties can be very demotivating. But personally I am very interested in what you have to say.

[@PaulWhite-m6r]

Orland Flats

[@pairadeau]

great