Modular Cookbook Ep6: DRUM

[@ronsone8373]

Yeah hope your on vacation because this stuff is pure gold ❤️

[@andewprod]

I watched until minute 3 and i couldnt resist but make a huge patch on my modular 😝 thanks for the inspiration, i based everything on the kick and got some crazy sounds with feedback modulation, delay, and FM on filters, oscillatord and lots of random 🥴

[@FiFitheGreater3434]

Love it. I always appreciate the detail with which you discuss your options, even if you don't use them in the patch. Still learning so much watching your stuff.

[@KindStranger]

Thanks for the feedback, and I'm glad yr getting something out of the series! ⚡🔌

[@mikegeary8056]

I’ve been way into pinging filters lately. Really well thought out patch a video. Make some of these.

[@TayTayMakesBeats]

Love this vid, thanks for making it. Was looking for Sarajewo demos (of which there not nearly enough) and found this instead. Love the creative ways you use mixing, really informative.

[@frednomoon]

really loving this series and seeing how you get different sounds from each module.. watching this for the 2nd time now..

[@c0j1r0]

Absolute monster of a beat, man. You've shown me I need more filters, lol. Also, I like the shortened intro, gets straight to the point. It did seem a liiiiiiittle long, so this is a good change, imo.

[@ModArch]

Highly inspiring, thank you! I recently kicked Belgrad out of my case for space reasons, but I think after this I'll have to give it another chance in my rhythm section.

[@flaminggarlic]

Missing you homie.

[@Nachtdwaler]

So my Belgrad did the same thing, @1:00 when you sweep it, it has this wiggly kind of sound, instead of being a smooth sweep. I always thought this was just how this thing worked, and it didn't bother me because I mainly used it to mangle drums and make a ton of noise with it. But after seeing someone do a smooth sweep, I contacted Xaoc and they told me it's actually the symptom of a worn out potentiometer. I send it in for repair and now it sweeps so smooth! Just wanted to let you know! Nice video! I'm enjoying the Cookbook series!

[@KindStranger]

That's super interesting, I had no idea the filter was acting weird. I'll give it a look!

[@mikegeary8056]

Man I’m working on a percussion patch right now and this piped up in my feed. Some great tips in here. Thanks.

[@omnidivergence9846]

Wow, amazing channel! I really enjoy how you explain your thought process. Thank you.

[@joefilbrun]

You’ve done such an amazing job with this series! Inspiring, educational, clear, and just fun to watch. Thank you for the time and energy you’ve put into these videos. At the risk of being greedy, I sure hope you’ll do some more!

[@parristaylor]

Stunning end product mate

[@Goldkalb]

awesome patch. the belgrad doing kick and base sounds sooo good!

[@byzero5276]

My favourite modular videos at the moment. Keep it up!

[@grimtop4000]

these videos are soooo good! praying for some more one day

[@KosmoDeuz]

Man, this is beautiful

[@theb_roll]

Damn, I learned so much on this one! Love the feeding back of the reverb, the subtle ramping of the delay. Funny you mentioned the marbled hats. I remember those liquid hats. Marbles is my newest module. So happy with it. Such a tool kit and playground. Awesome video!

[@KindStranger]

Oh yeah, marbles+plaits is delicious hats!

[@catchthehare]

awesome work, and I'm gonna adopt your Belgrad kick. You always do a great job demonstrating just how critical utilities are, especially das offset!

[@KindStranger]

Right on! Yeah, utilities can open a lot of doors.

[@MordioMusic]

Great video

[@ChiefThomson]

I knew I should've bought the Xaoc Belgrad back then ;) Definitely nice patch, like the kick you patched up

[@pe00000001]

This is fantastic!

[@mathiasnielsen5882]

I have been looking for this tutorial since I first got in to Eurorack. You’re a life saver, this is fantastic. Absolutely amazing use of Pam’s, the new logic functions make patching rhythmic bursts really easy as well, it’s a truly self-contained complex sequencer now, even for melodies. I’ve used the same rhythmic dry/wet spring verb modulation on my Koma Fieldkit FX with a Moog DFAM with similar effect - thank for you this!

[@noelharmes6756]

Great vid, picked up loads of tidbits!

[@dlabrador]

Beautiful. You HAVE to show us your reverb tank cotton ball and rubber band technique in an upcoming video.

[@mrjeabzz710]

Dope! Always learning new tricks and patch ideas thanks to your videos, very inspiring ! 🙏

[@strangerting7818]

Great stuff!!

[@joshdrift4374]

This was sick. Subscribed!

[@SnakesofRussia]

Loving this series man! Hope you are well.

[@KindStranger]

Glad you dig! Thanks for checking it out.

[@Raumweiter]

sounds ace

[@vinylarchaeologist]

Fantastic!

[@bobbfett.musiclab]

Fantastic tutorials

[@blitzkreiscollective520]

Amazing series of videos! Really helpful! Thanks!

[@BeniRoseMusic]

Dang dude, I haven no idea how you got that noise to be so snappy for the clap! Also, I'm glad I'm not the only one who triggers stuff with my finger when I pull the patch cable out.

[@KindStranger]

I used a more exponential VCA response, combined with a snappy shape it kinda overdrives the VCA and makes for a nice thwack.

[@saren6538]

That reverb feedback is insane 👌

[@giovannigramegna8566]

Ace! great stuff as always.

[@musictreeproductions5994]

Just finished this series, so many great patch tips and ideas! Hope to see more content from you soon! Sub'd 🙌

[@KindStranger]

I appreciate the support! More soon 👀

[@ndf3]

@@KindStranger Yay!

[@Tbonebonemendez3]

@@KindStranger Hey Drew, I could not help but review the whole series. Do you have anything new cooking these days?

[@MrSharps02]

the quadrax is great for drums innit. when doing claps i like to use the pulse burst to get three or four quick thwacks out of a single envelope

[@KindStranger]

That's a great idea. I haven't really got into the burst mode yet.

[@gdhancz]

Nice kick recipe!! Great stuff👌

[@kauwgomboom]

Actually the clap you make sounds more like a snare to me. I’ve had great succes patching a relatively fast square LFO to the VCA and VCA that LFO using a fast envelope. You then get what you do but instead of a single envelope it give you a fast series of snaps that sounds like a clap :) I really like you video’s btw, learned a ton!

[@BeniRoseMusic]

I'm only 6 minutes into this video and I couldn't subscribe fast enough!

[@borisborisov500]

Great vid dude, thanks. Would love a future "pam's cookbook" if you ever feel so inclined. 😁 Either way, keep up the good work. I'm enjoying your series

[@KindStranger]

It's so daunting approaching a module, trying to do some kind of definitive deepdive, which is why I chose the recipe format. Lets me dip into a few of the things I know without pretending I know it all. Any specific questions tho? I have been thinking of a deep Pam's dive...

[@borisborisov500]

@@KindStranger hey man, I hear you. Showing people the ways that you use pam's wouldn't come across like you're a know it all. It's more to just get the juices flowing by seeing how other people use it. The reason I mentioned it is because in this video, you already used it in interesting ways. And I'd bet you have a few more tricks up your sleeve 😁

[@DMT1985]

O m f Gee thie is LIT !!!

[@1couldntfind4name]

i feel educated in a very enjoyable way

[@LoudPaul1]

Yo I know ur a cool musician and everything but I want more of this for real lol

[@terrabreeze]

Watched this 20 times

[@namesurname__]

Hey! Amazing video Could you share the name of your digital spring reverb?

[@KindStranger]

I'm using a Strymon bigsky

[@manslaughterinc.9135]

The belgrad sounds like a ring mod.

[@0x44Monad]

do you do any 1:1 lessosn?

[@ThreetomModular]

Hew Drew, great video as always, will be sharing it later! :) PS: I've been a bit apprehensive of the Quadrax because of the button combos. What's your take on this? You seem to be having a good time with it...

[@KindStranger]

As someone who is not a fan of button combos (biggest Mutable bummer for me) I find it to be a pretty good system. I just use 2 combos: reset modulation for a channel, or for all channels. Mapping cv ins to functions (including attenuverting) is surprisingly straightforward and I think they did a great job with it. I do wish they'd made the shape knobs fullsize though, I'd be happy to give up another 2hp to do away with those tiny pots.

[@ws-ey4du]

did you build your ms-22 filters?

[@KindStranger]

I built one of them, but I got the kit with all the SMD stuff done so it was just through-hole components