Mutable Instruments Tides v2 Tutorial: Knob Basics (Part 1)

In part 1 I take a look at all the knob basics.
0:00 Intro
1:26 Module Purpose
2:16 Function Mode - AD + AR
4:00 Function Mode - Looping
6:45 Tides as an Oscillator
7:14 Shape knob
8:45 Slope knob
10:15 Smoothness (LPF + wavefolding)
#eurorack #mutableinstruments #tides #tides2 #tidesv2 #tutorial

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Great Video. Thank you so much!!, It was my Request :-)

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@Kane Carlos instablaster :)

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[@YanHartLemonnier]

5 guys thinks they are too smart for a nice and clear tutorial. I'm not one of them. Thanks!

[@guntheriscariot3064]

that's because of the few inaccuracies, I presume...

[@fallprecauxionsmusic]

this is such an incredibly clear, well-paced, informative & overall extra-super-happy-funtime helpful video breakdown. I can't thank you enough for that.

[@bluegrasssasquatch4930]

Good grief, the simplest and best tutorial on euros I've seen. Keep it up!!!

[@MikeUIibarri]

Not quite a beginner, still very new: your material has just about what I've been looking for. Good stuff!

[@LikeMinds_]

Absolutely the most comprehensive video on tides! Thx!!

[@chrisdaniels4420]

I just got Tides and I found this video really helpful. Thank you for taking the time to make it. I’m looking forward to part 2

[@ferrycollider]

Part 2 is up. I recorded some example patch videos too. One is coming up tommorow.

[@nokapixel]

+1 - this was a really helpful video. Thanks ferry collider!

[@OszkarOlah]

I am very grateful that you made this tutorial series

[@forestine_]

Thanks for these! "weird pointy thing" is the kind of language I can get behind

[@robertcartright3373]

Thanks for making this video. Excellent and easy to understand!

[@danielmoore6469]

I have to tell you something, Tides is now the only module I have that I feel I really deeply understand and it’s all because of your videos on it . Your teaching style is really perfect me and I can’t tell you what it would mean to me if you would create similar content for Beads, Stages and Marbles! Thanks so much for your work

[@el_dani]

Should we be worried about your selection of other modules? ER-301, Ornament & Crime, Triple Sloth?

[@temporoboto]

thank you💙well done

[@marttymiller1686]

Thank you I watch all your videos a lot, I like how you don’t say mode, you say MoOode.

[@BOb-mx2hn]

Thanks for this excellent tutorial :)

[@polyluxsystems]

Great walkthrough - thanks

[@collinw4461]

just watched your frames video and was hoping you had a tides one.... perfect timing!

[@brianreilly6545]

Superb tutorial, thx!

[@CharlieGearon]

Such a good overview thanks for doing this! Subbed.

[@ferrycollider]

You've got a pretty sweet channel of your own too! Keep that creative energy going.

[@SuperOssi]

love the random pitch in your voice xD

[@mchyiporosty]

Thank you!

[@tomb-X]

Wow, so cool. Thx

[@Waldemar_la_Tendresse]

Although I appreciate analytical videos about modules, I prefer them even more when they include sounds for each step explained, because music isn't just built from technological explanations.

[@andrewnancarrow]

Great tutorial. Thanks! One constructive suggestion Not sure why you need that overhead PIP shot. It doesn’t add anything helpful.

[@stephencrane561]

Slightly useful ... but perhaps a little less talking and a bit more by way of example(?). As the saying goes, "A picture speaks a thousand words" ... and I guess the same applies to musical explanations and actually listening to audio demonstrations.

[@inevitablecraftslab]

Great video, but his random high pitched voice really makes it hard to watch for me.