Joranalogue Collide 4 - Green tinted sixties sounds for Euro

[@Haggard33draggah]

I have it preordered, this tutorial is super helpful, can't wait to get deep into it

[@e.nordstrom3892]

I can see how this isn’t for everyone, and certain people have a workflow where this type of unit is just ”yet another strange weird noise module.” On the other hand,for someone like me who uses outboard gear and are heavily into colouration and parallell processing, having a bunch of slightly different ways to add a touch of strangeness to the mix is everything. I can see this become one of my future workhorses for sure! Nice demo!

[@faastwalker2273]

I need one of these so badly. Pure analogue madness. Sounds amazing. Pure, pure tones.

[@immersiveworlds]

I’m not sure about some of the comments because I think what I’m hearing suggests that this is a super versatile module.

[@djsyndicate0001]

Nice demo! This one has my interest and tbh i was hesitant at first with the synth influencer hainbachs name on it lol! I could see myself making lots of useful noisey textures,percussion or bleepy patterns with this. Also the potential for processing other sounds/external gear seems rather nice to!

[@festuswilliams654]

It's an amp that lets you stay after the pub has shut for even more drinking.

[@Reijerszen]

This is super cool! Gotta sell a bunch of stuff to get one lol

[@DavidSimons-ss5kn]

Cool but I'm still trying to figure out if i want one of these. So far I've seen no explanation of the connection between lock in amplifiers & the module. Do you think it's mainly that the module emulates the collection of sub modules found on a lock in amplifier panel or is there more going on under the surface? I hope we get more info from Joranalogue or Hainbach.

[@QuincasMoreira]

@@DavidSimons-ss5kn the module is a lock in amplifier with cv control over many parameters. It can actually be used for science

[@LordoftheBadgers]

I was there when hainbach launched it at bristronica. It's one of those modules where the possibilities are pretty crazy. Hainbach and Joran said you could say it can be an oscillator - unlike any other since there's no saw wave etc etc. The thing has insane gain... Watch your speakers. Hainbach got a really cool grungey massive attack style beat with step 8 modulating it

[@rekocastren923]

You really got a lot of sounds out of it! Its a weird module, still kind of a niche palette tough. I think you need to have quite a big rack of more traditional modules before wanting to add this 600$ "spice". And then you might already be capable of similar results.. But hey its Hainbach and Test Equipment is cool.

[@QuincasMoreira]

actually, this module has a quadrature VCO, a variable width filter, a preamp with drive, ring modulators, and a frequency shifter, all things that can be very useful as utilities when patching. it's really not just "spice"

[@proxymerchant]

@@QuincasMoreira with all that it sounds like it should be able to do a classic “synth voice” (vco, filter, amp) - can it do a “normal” synth voice?

[@QuincasMoreira]

@@proxymerchant it doesn’t have envelopes and it’s set up with filter before VcO but maybe. I’ll try

[@proxymerchant]

@@QuincasMoreira woah filter BEFORE vco is interesting. Please try and let us know!!! You are my favorite btw, your video on the KermitMk4 is ESSENTIAL. Keep up the great work for the comunity and much love Q!

[@QuincasMoreira]

Here guys, I made a video showcasing it as a more traditional voice, turns out the filter squelches like a 303 if you give it a saw wave! kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHWxnIWsZrCUr6c

[@MapleSonics]

So sorry to say but up until now, i have not heard one demo or patch where i could say, i am enthusiastic. To be honest, i found the sounds to be harsh and ugly and not in a good way. Don't understand this hype. I'm gonna pass on this module.

[@saren6538]

As much as this is great and all that it’s kind of the same sounds we’ve just heard over and over again in different modules. Nothing really New is there.

[@QuincasMoreira]

I think where it does provide something different is in processing external instruments. The particular saturation is very rich and satisfying in a way I haven't heard in other devices.

[@andrometer2382]

Dude it’s literally all the same stuff right now being repackaged Only listened for a few minutes seems like Schlappi kinda has these sounds covered already

[@QuincasMoreira]

@@andrometer2382 you’re just recognizing my patching style ☺️

[@saren6538]

@@andrometer2382 nothing new at all

[@MallardSound]

@@andrometer2382would you care to elaborate? I’m definitely interested in these types of sounds, but if other, more versatile (combinations of) modules will get me there or in the neighborhood… thanks in advance!

[@dejangaletic7884]

Overpriced

[@Timothy_Dalton33]

$600 to make everything sound absolutely shit.

[@quantum_ocean]

“De gustibus non est disputandum.” - Latin proverb (translated: “In matters of taste, there can be no disputes.”)

[@Timothy_Dalton33]

@@quantum_ocean The great get-out clause.

[@tracyharms3548]

People have voiced this reaction to high end noise gear since it started to appear. Those who don’t like the sound may enjoy ignoring it and all the money they’ll keep for other things.

[@Timothy_Dalton33]

@@tracyharms3548 This isn't nearly "high-end gear". It's cheaply made, using mediocre parts and sold as something it isn't to a bunch of middle-aged hobbyists who don't record music but like to own things they are told are special. It's shit, and every sound made with it in this video is useless in a musical context.