Instruo - Cš-L Techniques

[@jahmontee74]

Any possibility of bring Instruo to MiRack..as much as I love my MacBook, I love my iPad Pro more! 🤞🏼🙏🏼♥️

[@crozpatching4598]

Love the Cs-l! It adds so much flexibility to patches. But I think the internal routing in the current Version is reversed. When Osc B to A routing is selected it is acutally Osc A to B

[@borisborisov500]

Brilliant video. With a hardware CS-L on the way, this is EXACTLY what I needed to see to help me understand the vision behind the module, and how to approach using it. Thanks dude

[@nodz007]

I loved this so much. Thanks Jason :)

[@Cosmic_Sunrise]

I can't wait to be able to afford some Instruo Hardware once I start building my Eurorack setup. I am SO grateful that Instruo is available in VCV Rack!

[@buzzfunk]

This is like a masterclass in Synthesis! Thank you!

[@danielmcanulty1562]

Fantastic, really nice to see a real-world sensitive approach applied to vcv, and the exploitation of the depth of a module. That approach is a really helpful perspective. Hope you make many more of these in the years to come.

[@jonridley]

You know what she did? Your clocking oscillator! I😂 I’ve noticed that being an instruo and eurorack guy for a few years that the more I explore and understand the less music I make but it’s offset by the fun I have … I will realise something soon … maybe.

[@andreasfarmakis5422]

Oh yes it surely inspired creations! Thanks!

[@omerartuk8936]

Great video! as always Jason! Thanks a lot..

[@NaPzt3R]

Great video! I love Cs-L, it's so FLEXIBLE!

[@5ephro5_dogstar30]

Thank you for doing these tutorials!!!!

[@HAntonRiehl]

Thanks so much for this Jason! I've been using the Cš-L as my main oscillator for nearly 2 years now, and felt like I understood all the routing... but this really gives me a lot of great ideas to play with more!

[@antinolfithierry6324]

Thanks for your video

[@PFZ]

Very helpful. Thanks!

[@genemantua2272]

Thank you Jason. For all of your wonderful Instruo creations. They are some of my favorite modules. Although I only use hw and not vcv rack, I'd love to see some more videos like this.

[@dany2217]

Hw?

[@genemantua2272]

@@dany2217 hw = hardware, as in physical modules in my case.

[@dany2217]

@@genemantua2272 oh thank you. Could you please explain me what's what make special the modular shyntesis? What are their advantages VS Daws like ableton or cubase?

[@coolerthanyou9548]

@@dany2217 if you want full control over every parameter of sound production then a DAW is what youd want, modular synths are instruments you build to your specifications out of multiple different modules i guess the difference is everyone has the same DAW, but you are the only person with your specific Synth if you decide to build one

[@chitlun]

Man, Cš-L is such a complex beast, need to experiment more with it in VCV. I don’t suppose there are any plans to port arbhar or Lúbadh over to VCV for us software dependant paupers. Great video, cheers ✌️

[@mykola_music]

Ohh, I just unpacked my parcel with Cs-L!

[@blberman]

I just got mine a week ago and I’m blown away! Wish I’d got it a long time ago

[@bobbfett.musiclab]

Yess

[@LuisTorres-qz5kr]

👍

[@kindohm]

What do the FM CV inputs on the left side control? I'm expecting them to control the FM "knob position" but instead they seem to have a different, less noticeable effect.

[@instruo]

The jacks are CV inputs that control frequency either at linear or exponential scaling. The potentiometers are attenuators over the CV input signal. External modulation signal depth.

[@dirkbouters202]

what about Tàgh? I can't find it in the shops ...

[@JHJLIM]

Doesn't exist! I only produced ~50 a few years ago as a limited run. It's in the VCV collection but was never intended as a production release. I do have something in the works which will cover many bases in terms of random CV/S&H/Clock.

[@miss.antidote]

Thanks for this!