Eurorack, But FILTER is trigger sequencer

[@axis_8]

Consider giving the video a like, best way to support the channel. YT algorithms are quite unforgiving.... Peace ✌️

[@geraldgoodiii6993]

Dude This is amazing Subbed

[@axis_8]

Thanks. Give it a like if you haven't. YT's algorithms are crushing... 🙏

[@Cantrip1957]

Stumbled across this just at the time I was going to sell my 151- due to low use. Not now, had a good afternoon Exploring. Thanks! Subbed.

[@axis_8]

You must never sell A-151. ✌️ Check out my video on the A-151 used as a rhythm generator: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpilhqqJmch3qrs

[@MichaelDowComposer]

Nice!

[@tracyharms3548]

Very useful. Thank you!

[@brokenscart7989]

Well you’re going places, will be at 10k subs before you know it.

[@axis_8]

Hehe, maybe in 5 years... Hope you're right, though.

[@smartassrecords]

stoked , I love your videos

[@axis_8]

Love your moniker!✌️😁

[@jderrida69]

Not just a like from me, but a comment to boost the algorithm. And a subscribe !!!!

[@electrummodularmusic]

Fascinating! Can’t wait to try this.

[@axis_8]

It's a method that's rich in possible variations, e.g. instead of using one filter, why not use two, say, one low-pass and one high-pass, and if the filter cut-offs are modulated properly according to the context/music, I'll bet strange and interesting music can be made. Also, a sequential switch that switches between different filters and /or constant cut-offs, would also yield results worth investigating, imho.

[@usaroman]

Watched this a couple of times. But the background music while you explain things is very annoying

[@axis_8]

I'll try to adjust that in the future.