STEREO TECHNIQUES / MONO FX / with and without ENHANCE 2

[@richarquis]

I just got mine 2 days ago, everything was obvious except the M/S inputs, but I figured them out in another video. The haas effect sounds so good, going to have to look at that more. Thank you.

[@herrflorian3268]

I can just repeat some of the comments here: Thank you so much for you detailed, useful, clear explanations! ❤ And congratulations for your german, almost like a native! 😉

[@briesmodular]

Hey Herr Florian, thank you! German is a language I sadly don't speak fluently at all (don't know many words or the grammar) but I can mimic the sounds pretty well apparently!

[@stefanogianotto4290]

thank you for all your work, detailed, useful, clear and unique. Much appreciated.thanks to you I learned a lot more about the Joranalogue modules that I love. Your creative musical style is also unique. Keep it up!

[@briesmodular]

Thank you so much Stefano!

[@johanwk]

Such a list of cool things to try out, and explained really well!

[@ElectronisoundsAudio]

Really nice work on this! Thank you! 😁👊

[@briesmodular]

Thanks Electronicsounds!

[@000aleph]

Immensely useful, Bries!

[@apeirogonmusic]

Killer sounds I’m just 3 minutes in lol This gonna be a hell of a ride

[@bibik44]

Great tutorial! Thanks :)

[@briesmodular]

Thanks for watching Mariusz, it's quite a ride!

[@bibik44]

Unfortunately, I usually lack patience and I do most of these effects in a DAW :)

[@briesmodular]

@@bibik44 I think most people do, but I like a challenge!

[@xpump876]

cool stuff - thanks for explaining it so clearly -

[@briesmodular]

My pleasure! Thanks for commenting!

[@jamalyannicguzmansierra7996]

I've learnd so much in this video. Panning was always a problem, even in modular or daw... But tjis technics are very usefull... The bad thing is, i need more modules(bad for my pocket) haha But thx a lot

[@briesmodular]

Hey Jamal, thank you for making my day!

[@jamalyannicguzmansierra7996]

Do you think joranalouge are good modules to begin with?

[@briesmodular]

@@jamalyannicguzmansierra7996 It depends on what you want to do. If you want to learn everything about for example phase mod, through zero linear fm, complex patching, quadrature oscillating filters, pinging LFO's, etc. then in my opinion starting with Generate 3, Contour and Filter 8 is a really good idea. Mind you it's a lot to take in at first but there's an extensive user guide for the VCO that explains everything (check the page for Generate 3 on the website). If you want something that's precise, well built and versatile then every Joranalogue module is a good idea... but if you just want to start of making music and not having to worry about figuring out all the more difficult and complex stuff right from the bat then perhaps it's a little bit overkill. That being said, if you don't mind spending the extra money you can't go wrong with Joranalogue, you can do all the basic things and you can dive deeper if you're ready for it. Customer service is top notch, build quality is the best I've seen, precision is off the charts... but to be honest: I'm a Joranalogue fan and a little bit biased.

[@jockcooper8888]

Fantastic and informative as always. Question: in the complementary EQ, what did you use to invert the bandpass?

[@briesmodular]

Thanks! To invert a signal I simply use an attenuverter.

[@markuskreuzinger3250]

Which table is that? Genius use of space

[@briesmodular]

Hey Markus, I'm using a 84HP skiff that fits between the legs of a wooden stand I made for a 126HP case.