Magneto - Eurorack Ambient Patch Tutorial #2

Continuing the series of ambient patch tutorials - seeing what kinds of pleasing sounds we can make with Magneto and a few other modules.
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[@Peakae]

Got any other suggestions for modules I should give you some patch ideas for? Or other techniques you'd like to share with those watching? Let me know in the comments!

[@ufopiloot7553]

Peakae i’d be interested to hear what you use Marbles for mostly and what results you can get with it. I know there’s some videos of Marbles out there, but since you your rack consists of most modules i have on my want list and the type of music you make i’d be especially interested on your thoughts on Marbles.

[@0Budgetprod]

Hey man, great videos! Please do more, they're very helpful. Would be interesting to have an ambient tutorial with basic VCOs, filters and basic modulation. Keep on!

[@kozmicstreamz]

I've got Marbles, Rings, Shifty, Magneto and curious about Plaits and Nebulae. So I'm curious to hear any more ambient type examples involving these modules. You break everything down to a speed I can almost follow too haha. Good work!

[@shadowfall2823]

I think this was one of the best demos of Magneto I have ever seen. Not just the sound, but in understanding what everything is doing. Thanks for this.

[@mariusrbech573]

Just what i was about to comment! Really good job on this. I nervously just purchased Magneto before watching this, but now I'm pretty confident in my decision :) haha thanks

[@Scoober222]

These are very helpful. I noticed that you stopped doing these and I can only hope that you do more in the future. These two patch tutorial videos are some of the most helpful modular videos I've seen, because you explain everything and you actually make the type of music people want to hear from the modules. Most tutorial videos show a bunch of spastic bleeps and bloops that are not musical when explaining the module - which doesn't actually help for beginners trying to get the proper patch ideas and sounds.

[@HousePlant_Ambient]

Perhaps the best tutorial for magneto.

[@danikoenig]

I just bought magneto after a long time of waiting for the right moment. Thank you for this tutorial, helps a lot. D

[@WilliamRader]

This is fantastic. I look forward to part 3. 😎

[@charlesgrebben]

Great tutorial, just what I've been looking for. Very helpful to see working examples of making modules work together and not just an exhaustive rundown of everything a single module can do. More please :)

[@demash9465]

Peakae, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and the way you explain everything in detail. Great job !!!

[@LiterallyJord]

Please please please make more of these, you explain patching in such a concise yet easy to understand way that I have yet to see on KZbin. As someone new to modular who learned more from your videos than anyone else's combined, these are priceless!

[@Peakae]

I’m working on some ideas for new tutorials. If you have anything you’d like to see though, please let me know!

[@LiterallyJord]

Peakae I’m sure I’ll have more suggestions once I get my case and some modules haha.

[@Steve.Benedict]

Thanks for posting this! I recently got a Magneto because it's awesome but was surprised there weren't more demos/tutorials on how to use it in patches. This was really helpful all around.

[@veets1891]

Excellent demo of Magneto. I can't wait to try some of the techniques you mentioned. It really opened up that module for me.

[@stateazure]

Awesome tutorial, I enjoyed it even without owning these modules anymore :) Great work and nice case set up!

[@davemorse154]

What an excellent video! Well shot and so relevant to modules I own and use. The Magneto tips are much appreciated. I wasn’t aware of some of those features. I look forward to watching more!

[@2mbst1]

I'm just starting out with Eurorack and this was REALLY helpful and inspiring. Really hyped for Magneto now (should be next week or). I wasn't really interested in marbles, but the quick explainer of the Deja Vu function made me change my view on this module entirely. Gotta look into it.

[@strymon]

Great detail!

[@Peakae]

Thanks! And great module, thank you for breaking into the eurorack space! Hope to see a bigsky module one day. ;)

[@strymon]

@@Peakae Thank you! We definitely have more in the works ;D

[@jonh592]

I really appreciate you doing these videos! I’ve been looking for a long time for a series like this for modular. I love the videos, keep it up!

[@lucafrancinimusic]

Thanks for this patch explanation. I loved the trick of multing the signal to lofi junky for using it as a dry version replacement :)

[@Bleedd33]

You explain these patches very clearly, please keep making these! Might i suggest a video incorporating Ornament and Crime.

[@Larry30102]

You’re really great at your teaching and explanations. I learned a lot. Many thanks!

[@disastrousrobots]

Really enjoying the patching and ambient work

[@kozmicstreamz]

Wow ... timing is perfect as I just got a Magneto and a Marbles a little before that. Your video is great at explaining how to patch these modules in a musical sounding fashion. Awesome ... hope to see some of these!

[@Peakae]

Thanks! I’ve mostly moved away from these pre recorded tutorials and instead live stream experimentation and learning with new modules. Check them out sometime! Or come watch live, wed at 7pm mountain or sat 10am mountain, see the twitch link in my channel banner. :)

[@drtchock]

Lovely explanations of everything! Very clear. Making me want to get a magneto again!

[@ritec]

That was great. At the end when you bring in the lo fi junky the patch starts slightly evoking that Boards of Canada sound.

[@nodfactor8808]

Great video! Hope you are well! Would love to see you start posting again!

[@McEnroe911]

Nice video man. You're really finding your groove I would say. Would love to see you do one of these on the Telharmonic, not too many videos out there on that one.

[@Peakae]

Thanks! That too is on my list as it’s one of my favourite modules for drones :)

[@XiXora]

Sounds lovely. Nice use of Magneto. I hope these "lets build a patch" videos never end. Intellijel have an upgraded output board that can connect directly to the Mixup… It may spare you a couple of patch cables.

[@Peakae]

Oh really? I will definitely be investigating this!

[@disastrousrobots]

This is beautiful,, I've just bought the same module, hope to get some videos of feeding am radio through it with synths and beats

[@joshuabpolys]

Thx!

[@NutritionalZero]

Better than patching the output of Rings through an attenuator, patch it through a VCA. More flexibility later! I’m not sure what you could replace for a Blinds or Veils... Tetrapad?

[@VincentFirebird]

We want new videos ! ✨👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼

[@thamelmusic]

Really interesting, thank you.

[@stargazer2455]

Why did you quit making vids!?? great content!!

[@bobbfett.musiclab]

Yes, more marbles. Thank you

[@nagruv_bbbb]

Hello ? Anybody here ? We need more videos !

[@Peakae]

I’m getting back into things now. Might not have any tutorial videos for a bit but certainly more music - life hasn’t quite calmed down enough to put in the editing time yet.

[@vkboogie]

How many times have you patched this exact patch? I've realized that I am yet to be able to recreate a certain sound/feel. Curious to know your process. Immediate subscribe. Keep it up!

[@Gruftgrabbler]

I would love to see some State Azure style patching tutorials. Unfortionatly he doesnt make and tuts

[@dr.eville]

Magento sounds a lot like the zvex lo-fi junky. Would you agree with that? I have never used either but was considering the lo-fi junky. After seeing this though the Magento looks like it gives you similar results and is a lot more versatile.

[@Peakae]

I wouldn’t say so actually. The lofi junky has a very unique sound, the magneto would struggle to get that warbly vibrato effect I would think. But it might be possible!

[@yeppy013]

What case are you using here?