Finally I can Use it with Everything //

[@OoraMusic]

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[@intellijel]

Thanks for sharing and great to see you exploring Metropolix!

[@OoraMusic]

More to come!

[@jmawa8616]

I love that there is actually happening beautiful music

[@OoraMusic]

oh thank you so much!

[@HexagonAnon]

Why is non music so prevalent in the modular community?

[@jon_gee]

Love it. I’ve studied this module but still deeply enjoyed this whole video. Great presentation. Intellijel is stoked to have you.

[@OoraMusic]

im stocked that intellijel exists! and thanks as usual Jon!

[@zemertz]

I love using pigment's sequencer via hermod and it's easy to save them but this module does look good as a standalone, can you load sequences into it from a computer ?

[@rolandsreiters1937]

Three years ago, I got into modular synth because of the Metropolix. I created some super funky jams with it. I sold it a year ago to do sequencing with the Octatrack, but that didn't work out. Now I'm using the Oxi One and getting the best of both worlds, but I still miss the Metropolix :)

[@bleighhh]

The hapax seems a beast too. I am not playing live so I cant justify any purchase, really, but these machines seems capable.

[@OoraMusic]

definitely oxi is a beast ( in fact is my main sequencer) but metropolix has something unique for sure!

[@ToneDepthofficial]

I love my Metropolix. At the beginning I was getting stuck in a loop too much but as a spend more time with it such a great tool for evolving Melodie’s and harmony. Aeolian is my favourite scale so great to see it in work with this. ❤

[@OoraMusic]

yeah is a tool that can be super super deep

[@BRANDONRIGGGS]

I just bought this because of you! Your creativity, insight, and dedication to exploration is greatly appreciated! @intellijel

[@OoraMusic]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@4ToMiCoR4Ng3]

A nice video. Metropolix has also been on my wish list since its release. I really like your channel. I was also pleased again, or rather I got confirmation of my interest in Metropolix, because you show exactly the functions that Metropolix essentially offers for my "theoretically envisaged application" as an essential unique selling point of this module, which ensured that it was very high on my wish list. As I can now pleasantly see and hear, very justified 🥰

[@OoraMusic]

happy the video was useful! ciao!

[@7willymak]

Thanks so much for this video. Love your stuff. And this one was fascinating. I still cant wait to get my own perfourmer. You are who turned me on to those.

[@7willymak]

P.S. 32nd lol :)

[@OoraMusic]

thanks so much!

[@kinnectar820]

Great video! Excellent explanation, and beautiful sounds.

[@OoraMusic]

thanks!

[@gianfry1980]

Awesome combination of machines ❤️

[@OoraMusic]

thanks !

[@emdotambient]

Seems very similar to the RYK Modular M185, which came out a lot earlier, originally as a DIY project.

[@cp99music]

It’s directly inspired by it!

[@musicsmurf7382]

It is licensed to intellijel from them

[@joeymc5272]

I know metropolix is more playable, and more fun in ways but i just cant believe people don’t suck it up and go with hermod+ for in rack sequencers. 8 midi tracks, 8 cv tracks, can record cv, on board fx, quantizers, euclidean, random, lfos, etc… it offers so much and if you play with it for a bit it gets easy. My 2 centz

[@mamakuproject]

the more sequencers the merrier

[@OoraMusic]

I think each sequencer has some strength. For example I end up with very different things using the metropolix instead of oxi or t1. Obviously I am privileged having multiple ones.

[@joeymc5272]

@@OoraMusicagreed. I like metropolix. Like i said very playable and one of the easiest sequencers to me to come up with musical melodies and not just noise. One of its biggest strengths to me. The one thing i know i want but still haven’t decided if i will use it on the regular is your vermona. Seems like everything that comes out of that thing screams dreamy melodies. I know you use it a lot so i assume its a big piece in your workflow. Is i the sound that keeps you using the hell out of it?

[@Kaleil]

If you go Hermod, you might as well go NerdSeq and not deal with the weird limitations the Hermod has.

[@cp99music]

I had a Hermod at first for the same reasons you mentioned. Building sequences on it was just not engaging enough and I felt like I was fighting with the menus just to get the sequences I wanted. Sometimes simple is just what you need imo.

[@steun86]

cool I always wondered how this sequencer worked, great video

[@OoraMusic]

thanks!

[@stephengriffiths3009]

Great demo. With 2-lanes I'd be interested to a counterpoint exploration

[@OoraMusic]

definitely!

[@j1joons]

mmmh Great!

[@davidknight754]

This is amazing and I love this sequencer. Sorry for the random question, but I have my own workflow ebb and flows: Did you sell your large mixer that you had in your basement studio?

[@OoraMusic]

nono, it came home last months after servicing, still have to cable it properly.

[@davidknight754]

@@OoraMusicthat’s good to hear. I’m finding a mixing desk very helpful.

[@jcostello7447]

Thanks for the video! Did you update firmware when purchasing? Is their any straight forward set of instructions on how to upgrade Metropolix? Manual is not so straight forward! Be a great video to do!

[@OoraMusic]

I did, it was super easy. Instructions are in the firmware download if I remember correctly!

[@llcoolpete]

if you have a mac the update process is a lot easier than it is on windows, fwiw

[@Skiddoo42]

Been listening to you on Spotify this week and was really enjoying until lightning took out my internet. I'm blaming you, and grounding my coax for next time.

[@OoraMusic]

ahahahahaha THE POWER OF THUNDER

[@soymarcus]

Hola! Me suena a que sos argentino o uruguayo jeje 😅, if you are not, in which cases would you recommend this sequencer and in which cases would you recommend the oxi one? Thanks

[@OoraMusic]

im Italian! id say the oxi is my main one, I could not live without. The metropolix is great for instant fun, sketch ideas and go experimental in a intuitive way!

[@soymarcus]

​@@OoraMusic grazie mille!, Io habito a Torino. I think, the metropolix can be a good partner to use with the o coast, but maybe, I´ll go for the o-ctrl. Thank for your time.

[@quiddam]

I've heard the midi in is only for changing its internal params but you cannot really use it as slave to another machine, is this true? aka, the metropolix is either the master of your whole setup or nothing

[@OoraMusic]

I need to check on that

[@intellijel]

Not true. MIDI IN can definitely be used as the CLK and transport inputs to Metropolix. You can sync to your DAW or whatever other gear is the main MIDI control source. The intellijel YT page has an example video of this where Metropolix is synced to Ableton Live (which plays drums) and then the output of Metropollix goes to an OB-6 and a Cascadia via midi.

[@pinpeter]

Grazie per linfo !

[@OoraMusic]

:)

[@dcwilsonlytle1411]

does it come with tweezers and a magnifying glass? 😂 cheers!

[@SteveMc870]

It’s little, but actually not problematic to work with, IME.

[@OoraMusic]

the size is a good compromise, being also an eurorack module

[@klangzaun]

You mentioned Metropolix solo became your favorite, favorite sequencer. Before you praised the Oxi One (which you haven't used live too much). Please let us know how it came to the change. Will you use Metropolix live?

[@OoraMusic]

No my friend, I said is one of my favorite> I use Oxi daily, metropolis is on my desk sequencing a lot of the modular stuff. Then I use Torso T1 and the elektrons. those are my choices!

[@klangzaun]

@@OoraMusic Check your video what exactly you said. Thanks for the answer and charing your choices.

[@somegeezer]

1/32 = One Thirtysecondth.

[@onymousmusic]

Handsome one. lol 😂

[@OoraMusic]

:)

[@FakthorX]

2 metropolix is better than 1 😉

[@OoraMusic]

:D

[@Lcrymlgy]

It's "one-thirty second" and it's terrible

[@OoraMusic]

ahah thanks mate!

[@Kaleil]

"one thirtieth"

[@Lcrymlgy]

@@Kaleil but it's 1/32nd, not 1/30th

[@ScottMoonSharon]

Thirty seconths

[@OoraMusic]

thanks :D