Sample and Hold - what is it and what can I do with it?

[@macpaz]

Cool thanks! After watching this comprehensive video demonstration, I'm left with just one question: what's sample and hold?

[@anthonyman8008]

right!

[@ricochetsixtyten]

Easy. It samples and holds.

[@foobarbazqux]

And what can I do with it?

[@DivKid]

Nice to see more of you Alex, good stuff!

[@delugedj]

Awesome dude, like your style! Thanks for this. Sick mod setup btw !

[@PoliPopo]

Thank you very much for showing how to use the sample and hold 💯

[@PnPModular]

mad skills being presented here!!! thanks so much

[@WiredBrain]

Cool trick with filter resonance !

[@WMDevices]

Thanks!

[@KentuckyMusic]

Filtering the s&h is such a cool idea!

[@WMDevices]

Thanks dude!~

[@Alarke]

Thx for this. I liked when you got around to the Arpitecht at 11:30. :)

[@92JelaniMusic]

I love these videos! I hope you do a Mini Slew one

[@WMDevices]

That's an idea, thanks man. I'll put it on the list!

[@jeanse27]

Jelani Yorker Yes minislew please!

[@Hostipal]

Cool video have been wondering about s&h. Sounds like Daniel Avery when you first bring in the drums

[@Sklang32]

I have a feeling that this with a wogglebug and an intellijel shifty is gonna just be bosstits madness! Can't wait!

[@WMDevices]

Heck yea!

[@sudbenzer6603]

Good stuff!

[@telumatramenti7250]

I sample and hold my beer 😝 How is that for an example? But yeah, on a serious note, thanks for the video. Just checking out examples of different S&H uses for a speedier alternative to "Happy Accidents". Never had the patience to get into full modular, just using a bunch of semi-modulars. But the same applies.

[@GuitarsAndSynths]

S&H is an under rated module for creating cool beats and generative patches.

[@CB-td4fz]

DOUBLE HARMONIC ACTION!!

[@markhammer643]

I wonder. We use an LFO/clock to take samples of a noise source at regular intervals. The noise source is crucial for providing the randomness/unpredictability of the samples. But what if one used a predictable signal source, like an LFO or VCO, *instead* of noise, and sampled at random aperiodic intervals, such that the samples were never taken from the identical point in the cycle? Obviously, you can't have the samples taken *too* far apart, but they don't necessarily HAVE to be predictable step durations.

[@FILML4D4N]

nice vid

[@chrissearle23]

Nice

[@seanwayne6894]

That was awesome!!!! My one question is, what was that module you used for high hats? I need to know they wear coming threw so beautifully. Thank you for the tunes.

[@WMDevices]

The Hihiat is a 909 sample being played by the Rossum Assimil8or. I also have a Chimera running in 16th notes in "shaker" mode which beefs it up a bit. Thanks!

[@eph_kni]

loving that binary society hoodie.

[@MrMallum]

M25 (London Orbital) vibes

[@anthonyman8008]

everything is sold out. Do you want some manufacturers?

[@Bacchaus66]

feel like I just watched a wizard try to explain how magic works

[@simonmagus4991]

You look like David gilmour

[@dannon2010]

Can you NOT use an onboard noise generator? ANY audio input? These sounds are interesting but very un organic,,,Pete used a sample and hold on Wont get fooled again but used a Hammond type organ as a sample source.

[@WMDevices]

Use anything, we use an oscillator around 06:06 as the source to down sample it and get a digital sounding. As far as organic goes... sample and hold is random when using a random source like noise. You can influence it and make ti a bit more controlled by using a more predictable source...

[@thepeacetimebookclub3029]

@@WMDevices Could you sample and hold an external audio source like say, a voice recording? I find sample and hold really hard to get my head around. I can't imagine if or how this would work. :/