Ornament & Crime (O_C) | Episode 01 | CopierMaschine

[@elm_assembly]

i would happily give up those 2 silly buttons for 2 more encoders in 8hp. o_c is worth its weight in gold, but the menu diving & modification is a royal pain in a live situation. easily a top five module, though, and i'm looking forward to more in this series!

[@CinematicLaboratory]

I totally agree. There should be a Super-version.

[@blackrazorus]

This is amazing! So psyched that you are doing an o_c series- can’t wait for the next one!!!

[@CinematicLaboratory]

Working hard on the Harrington 1200 and automatonnetz. Personally underappreciated because of all the music theory (which I hate) but after a few hours I got some really cool stuff...

[@overproofmetal]

Oh hell yeah, really excited you’re doing a o_C series!

[@modularjourney60]

Wonderful video! About a year ago I challenged myself to create a patch from each app in Hemispheres. I learned a lot and came to totally love and depend on O_C.

[@CinematicLaboratory]

I am looking forward to trying out every single app, but the big apps like Enigma will be a challenge...

[@chetplease]

YES the world needs this thank you thank you

[@jamessusbilla]

thank *YOU*. i love your channel, content, style, and format. =)

[@hugovillain]

I bought an O_C a month ago... So happy to follow along your videos and learn with you! My initial plan was to install Hemisphere on day one but I got caught into a nice sequence with Sequins and I decided to keep playing with the original firmware too. Anyway awesome work!

[@CinematicLaboratory]

Thanks for sharing! I have to chew through Automatonnetz first to come to the fun applications and looking forward to dive into Sequins! I never used it before.

[@Naderhasan]

Very happy about the o_c content Thank you.

[@shualiko]

This is great. Thanks!

[@magneticmonopole7824]

Just bought my third o_c : p Love this channel mate great stuff.

[@CinematicLaboratory]

So much for 'you can't have enough vca's' :). I also have three, but one runs hemi.

[@GuitarsAndSynths]

Just ordered my O&C with Hemispheres so many tools in it! Now I need another one.

[@CinematicLaboratory]

I feel you. I have three now. I need to work on this series again :).

[@GuitarsAndSynths]

@@CinematicLaboratory that is so true but I will have to wait until next year sale as budget spent for now. I buy more support modules and utilities now than fancy oscillator modules.

[@TheNimasan]

happy new year my man. thx for this using O_c in you lovely music. i recently got myself 2 of those as well. one with the standard and the other with hemisphere. thats amazing to see those here. there is a channel called ' synth dad ' he has some amazing content about the O_c i think that could help to get those absolutely incridible modules running!!

[@TheNimasan]

lol sorry i saw you already know about synth dad. just wanted to help! he is amazing, isn't he?

[@Larry30102]

The O_C is really underestimated in how versatile and powerful it is. Great video. Big Thank You!

[@mgscheue]

Ooh great idea for a series

[@CinematicLaboratory]

I hope I'll be able to figure out the Triad chord stuff...

[@VictorSteiner]

Help us tame the beast!

[@cardboardmusic]

Already saw a few comments saying they'd invested in O_C. It would be good if some people could share addresses as to where they found theirs. I also know you can buy it in a kit (although I haven't seen where you can get that in Europe), maybe some suggestions? Thanks in advance.

[@chetplease]

I watched videos on the functions of the o_c , I almost always use the quantermain app, like in almost every patch, so the other functions are neglected and I've more or less forgotten what else it can do. I haven't even considered Hemispheres because I know I under utilize it to begin with

[@CinematicLaboratory]

Quantermain is amazing and I can fully understand why you always use it. I am looking forward to do a video about it (and Meta-Q). This is going to be a long, long series...

[@uweschnitzler9551]

oh yes!

[@CinematicLaboratory]

Looking at Hemisphere's list of apps I currently have an 'oh no' feeling. But it will be fun to dive into them.

[@uweschnitzler9551]

@@CinematicLaboratory I need to load the Hemisphere Firmware ...wanted to this for a few month now. With the help of your video I am motivated again... looking forward to explore the Hemisphere with you !

[@EleniEliades_]

What was all that background noise near the end of your video? Was that the Wogglebug's Sample & Hold making those "hissing" noise sounds?

[@CinematicLaboratory]

No, that was Telharmonic and Erbe-Verb (size).

[@EleniEliades_]

@@CinematicLaboratory Oh wow! 🙉💥

[@brightorangeblackvoid6445]

So do I need more than one trigger in most modes to use all four outputs?? Is a trigger input required for every mode?

[@CinematicLaboratory]

As far as I know most 'apps' in O_C expect one or more triggers to sample a voltage, set a clock or advance a sequence. If you don't have access to enough triggers (or a pattern sequencer) you may want to consider Hemisphere firmware, because it has a built in clock for all modes.

[@modularjourney60]

BTW, can’t you get melodies from Wogglebug if you feed it CV into External for it to sample?

[@CinematicLaboratory]

Yes it can, but when you dial in the ID monster a bit you'd get weird off scale notes. So this would work if you feed it melodic CV and then use the clock to pick a sample (and hold).

[@VictorSteiner]

Ok, but what IS the shift buffer?

[@CinematicLaboratory]

Imagine a row of boxes (memory locations) A, B, C and D. The buffer is also visualized on the animation screen. A note comes in, which is stored in A. Then a new note comes in. The old one in A moves to B, and the new one goes to A. Another note comes in. The B note goes to C, the A note goes to B and the new note goes to A, etc. This is the shift buffer. The initial size is 4 which can be expanded to 63. Since O_C only has four outputs (A, B, C, D) you can set the point where the buffer needs to be read (ring buffer index) so you can play with longer sequences which are in memory. There are tons of settings which are for advanced users (e.g. turing machines, freezing the buffer), but we'll go there as the series will get more episodes. And I need to figure these out too and find a way to explain what's going on. Hard to grasp when you're not a programmer.