Modular Cookbook Ep1: ROCK SOUP

[@JB61264]

This is so good...not only is your patch freaking awesome, but the manner in which you describe how its made is excellent. I've only been doing modular for about 8 months and watched tons of tutorials. I can say without a doubt, your tutorial style is one of the best by far. Thanks for all the knowledge sharing! I have watched the video multiple times now just to go over how different things are working. Thanks also for listing out the modules you're using...any chance this build is on modular grid that could be shared?

[@KindStranger]

Jeff, thank you for the support and for the thoughtful feedback. I do have the rack on Modular Grid, you can find it here: www.modulargrid.net/e/racks/view/1411547

[@DMT1985]

"I wish you could see it / wish i could see it" aye captain! 🎉

[@doctorauxiliary]

dzang, that opening groove is... groovy!! l likey lots!!

[@andrewzeno8532]

That intro looks incredible

[@aaronparr5053]

So many little things to try…thanks for this

[@adroc9841]

Please make more of these.

[@kristiaankristiaan5278]

Please make more!!! I've been watching modular synth tuts for at least a year, and it's clear after all that that you're literally the only person in the scene that actually knows what their doing 🤣 Seriously, these videos are top top notch. You're clearly a master of the craft, I've learned so much so far.

[@Bandannerz]

This deserves more love. Just what a wealth of knowledge

[@stefanhansen5882]

Very cool! Thanks a lot! Getting into music after a long hiatus, this was inspirational. :)

[@KindStranger]

Fantastic!

[@ThreetomModular]

Awesome video, Drew! I'm really looking forward to any future videos in this series :)

[@nx01craig]

Thank you! This is just what I need since I just jumped into the crazy world of modular 4 months ago!

[@harryyes1527]

Sick intro

[@adamjlipper]

Great patch walkthrough. Looking forward to seeing more of these. Subscribed!

[@giovannigramegna8566]

Wow this is ace! Subscribed!

[@fakshen1973]

Nice. The edit of this video felt about right between useful tinkering and cutting out the exhaustive searching.

[@psyphon604]

So much goodness here! Subbed!!

[@out_of_band]

Sweet patch with clear and informative patching notes? Insta-sub. Keep it up!

[@lostomen6079]

That was great. Thanks for sharing!

[@Kenwaldek]

Great Chanel

[@MausLab]

Very informative a brilliantly executed! Keep doin what you doin please!!!

[@bcornels]

Good teaching man. I really like all those notes so that if we don’t know the vocab, we can pause and process it. Great work.

[@PerBarfot]

Hey, this was awesome! I was hooked, and learned a thing or two. Great idea with cv into Pam to generate new random loops!

[@dennisrochat7747]

This was really cool and also very informative. Love the editing as well. Cheers!

[@alexbarn]

Yup, subbed!

[@marcel_holdys]

whata nice melody vibe straight sir, like it

[@nicholasejohnson69]

That was great and very well explained!

[@theb_roll]

I always knew Pams was popular and useful, but I really didn't know how useful until this.

[@KindStranger]

Yeah, it's one of those modules that does so much I can't really picture having a rack without it.

[@eriddle]

Saw your post on Reddit and immediately came over to YT to watch this and was not disappointed. Keep up the great work!

[@bobspamphlet]

thanks

[@tris421]

great vid but out of all the modules you have the one i'm most impressed with is the a138i haha

[@robingroulx]

This is so good

[@Jimantronic]

Yeah! that came together really well 😎

[@SoundsMick]

Real funky! Love it

[@ndf3]

Sounds incredible

[@JamesLavinTheOnly]

such a hilariously long intro scene, reminds me of british comedies like brass eye spoofing TV media

[@kyle_zetts]

Oh boy now I can justify my poor financial choices

[@RobDuarte]

This is great!

[@ChaiBaba]

Really enjoyed watching this video. Well explained and absolutely inspiring for me. What is the mode on O_C you have been using here ? Thx for your work ;)

[@KindStranger]

Glad ya dig! I'm using Quantermain here. Next week I'll get deeper into Quantermain and get into the Turing machine function.

[@vertigev]

This is so cool! But I'm not understanding how you are using the SPO to create new looping sequences by feeding CV into Pams, would you mind explaining that in more detail? Thank you! PS: Do you plan to continue KZbin? I really like your style of videos.

[@KindStranger]

Yep, I'll be back with more videos soon. You can control pretty much anything on Pam's with CV if you set it up right. I'm going to do a Pam's video soon that will cover this.

[@eelromance]

Great video! I’d love to see some content on the ER-101.

[@KindStranger]

for sure! love that sequencer, I'm using it a bit in next week's patch and more as the series moves along.

[@ThreetomModular]

I second this, miss mine sometimes...

[@BeniRoseMusic]

Do you find the quantizer and scale/offset in Pams is too cumbersome and that’s why you used the o_C it was it more just habit?

[@BeniRoseMusic]

Ah, I asked before I finished the video. Looks like you have good value in attenuating and offsetting the random sequence before it hits the quantizer and that’s just easier to do externally.

[@dlabrador]

Yo. Great job on this video - you have a good thing going!

[@AtlasMvm]

jam around the end sounds like terraria music

[@fabiancortes6255]

What are those white knobs on your WMD SSF SPO?

[@KindStranger]

They're from a Maths, I wanted to color code the offsets and having the slightly smaller size makes it easier to use.

[@fabiancortes6255]

@@KindStranger thank you