How paraphonic patching can add depth to your sound

[@MonotrailTechTalk]

Hello everyone! Going forward I plan to share a lot of 'generic' patching tips and ideas. But if you are interested in my module, you can find it here :) : For EU, available from ADDAC: www.bit.ly/3vD1g4T For US, available from Perfect Circuit - bit.ly/3VJR6Km - (affiliate link)

[@hrrld]

I like the addition of the beats. I don't think every example needs a beat, but to me music is always rhythm, harmony, and melody together. Having some 'synth sounds alone' and some more musical examples could be a great way to take this channel to the next level imo. Keep up the great work, I really learn a lot here and am grateful. Stay rad.

[@MonotrailTechTalk]

Hey, thanks for the comment! Really appreciate it :) I tend towards a similar believe! Think it's interesting to add some 'musical context' to at least a few patches. But thought maybe people like clean tips without to much rubble :) Cheers!

[@benjaminillingworth176]

I think the block diagrams are amazing for comprehending a patch. This is one of the best eurorrack channels for learning modular. Keep up the good work! I agree with @hrrld regarding the beats. On a side note - the overdriven sequence sounds like a floating points track at the end

[@MonotrailTechTalk]

Glad you like them! That's lovely to hear :) Will keep it up for sure, and all the best!

[@BluemanGil]

Thank you for all these explanations

[@MonotrailTechTalk]

My pleasure! Glad you like them :)

[@dillipphunbar7924]

The inclusion of BSP drums was a nice subtle mix. Liked the examples. Just acquired the final module (Abacus) that completes my system. Neutron + 6U 84hp + 6U 104hp, and though it has taken me several years, I am very happy. I pair this with a Microfreak as performer, midi and cv controller (audio is broken) and an MPC One for sampling, some cv, audio capture etc. Thankyou for all the inspiration you have given me. Congratulations of the ADDAC collaboration.

[@MonotrailTechTalk]

Hey, glad you liked it! Sounds like a great setup, build over time with care :) Enjoy it, and thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@antoniostramaglia1316]

i love your tech talk. everytime i replicate your patch with voltage modular to study and learn every single aspect. thanks @ lot

[@MonotrailTechTalk]

I appreciate that! Happy to hear it, and you're verry welcome, Cheers!

[@orphic-trench]

Beautiful sounds coming out of this video. The beats with the keystep are just perfect.

[@MonotrailTechTalk]

Hey, thanks for sharing! And glad you like the video and beats :) All the best!

[@nielshulgard3722]

Great video, thanks a lot for all the tips. That band passed patch with delay around 5 mins is awesome!

[@MonotrailTechTalk]

Glad it was helpful! All the best!

[@MartinDoudoroffLLC]

GREAT video! (And the perc doesn’t bother me at all, since it’s already clear what’s going on.)

[@MonotrailTechTalk]

Hey, thanks! Glad to hear you like it, and happy to add a little 'musical context' when it makes sense :) Cheers!

[@robinhay5235]

Drums for context are fine by me, the 'obscure' patch reminded me of Porter Ricks, no bad thing! 🤘

[@MonotrailTechTalk]

Haha, thanks! Think I like it to :) All the best!

[@StudioOOMZ]

thank you 🙏🏼

[@MonotrailTechTalk]

You’re welcome 😊Cheers!

[@vanluud]

Huge thanks for the videos! What software do you use for drawing patch shematics?

[@MonotrailTechTalk]

You're welcome! I use Adobe Illustrator. Cheers!

[@tcrist56]

Bezier Waves!! :)

[@MonotrailTechTalk]

Ah yeah!!! :) Cheers!

[@axelrigaud]

not quite sure about the necessity of having a beat layered on the exemples

[@TheGamingBigT]

I don’t agree, most of the time the “beat” shows the rythmic part of a melody. Especially with synced delays etc. it’s like a kick appearing in a techno song and suddenly the feel is completely different.

[@MonotrailTechTalk]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts guys! I know asking something like this will probably get different opinions from everyone, but I value to get the input :)

[@axelrigaud]

​@@TheGamingBigT I understand what you mean but I prefer this channel to focus on sound design