MATHS Advanced Envelope Techniques

[@yullander]

Best explanation of how the Maths actually works and what it does that I have seen so far. Seeing the waves results on the oscilloscope was very helpful. Thank you Tony.

[@philtobin9510]

I always found it hard to understand what was going on with maths having just read the manual. Seeing it on the scope has made a lot more sense than ever before. Keep up the good work Tony. Many thanks.

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[@lanceandre9969]

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[@julienbayle]

I'd actually like to hear all of these modulations. actually, I got one so I can test but what you show here on the oscilloscope could be nicely illustrated with sound !

[@MAKEN0ISEMUSIC]

good idea. We will add it to the list of videos to make in the future.

[@SONICrider]

This is really sound drawing,,,, gonna try this for sure :-)

[@marianacruz7185]

Thanks so much for posting this video -- really amazing to see (not just hear!) the shapes that Maths is capable of. Can't wait to get one.

[@hawklord2112]

best advert for MATHS so far.

[@schreineinAV]

great explanation! i just bought the maths 2013....... since i'm kinda new to modular synthesis (i own semi modular stuff, so i've a fair idea of routing), i'm just plugging patch cables in and hoping for the best!! this has really opened my eyes!! it would've been great with some sound samples!! i totally agree with the sentiments displayed here....... more maths tutorials please!!! :-)

[@clusterchord1]

awesome ,,, havent gotten to btwn the channel patching. so easy to see things with an oscilloscope.

[@H4NDCRAFTED]

Wow some of those shapes are great.

[@juliantaylor5956]

What cable and adapter did u use for the oscilloscope?? I have an old model oscilloscope and I’ve been at a loss at what to buy to see modular stuff so it’s been collecting dust!

[@wackenthaljef]

Cool vid!! now i understand the adsr possibility on Maths.thxs!

[@InFamousProductions]

that's pretty rad.

[@jsogman]

this is all amazing, and I aim to get one soon but Id like to know, are any or all of these shapes tempo-syncable, i.e by separate clocks into their trig-imputs or otherwise?

[@madebythebird]

you are a wonderful person.

[@brianreilly6545]

Cases have come a long way

[@erikbartmann]

Hi, how is the Scope connected to Maths? Regards, Erik

[@MAKEN0ISEMUSIC]

Standard BNC cable with an adapter for a TS mini-jack.

[@erikbartmann]

@@MAKEN0ISEMUSIC so without an amplifier. thanks! Erik

[@0neTwo0neTwo]

around 3 minutes in, you use the modulation from channel one's unity out to the both input of channel four but you say you have to run it through the channel two or three otherwise it would be removed from the OR bus. Why wouldnt you just run it straight into the both input of channel four from channel one's unity out? I thought the signal from a particular channel was only removed from a bus when you tapped out of the variable 1-4's??

[@MAKEN0ISEMUSIC]

You are correct, the Unity outputs are not removed from the buses when patched. However, I wanted to be able to attenuate the signal before patching to the BOTH input, because that input tracks exponentially and without attenuation the effect will be extreme. - W

[@0neTwo0neTwo]

cool, thanks for clarifying my ignorance =-)

[@danielgrace7887]

@@MAKEN0ISEMUSIC A subtle little trick for sure. Nice one!

[@marksteiner3493]

So cool.

[@jlg0351]

Absolutely wild.

[@Cheeso888]

Is there an equivalent of the unity out on version 1 of Maths?

[@MAKEN0ISEMUSIC]

+David B Yes, but on classic MATHS the output is affected by the Ch1 attenuverter just like the regular Ch1 output.

[@zakkblews8941]

what is the model of that oscilloscope if you don't mind me asking? I can't seem to find any accurate VST oscilloscopes so I'm gonna try to find an analog one. thanks

[@MAKEN0ISEMUSIC]

Tektronix 2246a but honestly you don't need something that expensive. All you need is a working scope and the correct connector: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00IE7UVQO/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[@jaybee7704]

Check any software that came with your audio interface for an oscilloscope. I know MOTU's CueMix FX that installed along with my 896mk3 has one along with some other tools. There's this list too: bedroomproducersblog.com/2011/07/05/bpb-freeware-studio-best-free-oscilloscope-vstau-plugins/

[@kj6bbs]

Moar maths tutes please

[@tiny333333]

Very handy ty :)

[@piotr803]

Mindfuckingblown to slitherings

[@el_dani]

wow, it looks like the Alps oO

[@halftimemodular]

You made my day :D

[@bobparker8294]

I don't care what my music looks like on an oscilloscope. I care what it sounds like to my ears. How about some AUDIO demos?

[@MAKEN0ISEMUSIC]

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[@bobparker8294]

@@MAKEN0ISEMUSIC Thanks. Sorry if I seemed a bit snotty about it. By the say, I'm enjoying Maths, and will be picking up a Wogglebug in the next week or so.

[@MAKEN0ISEMUSIC]

@@bobparker8294 Happy patching!