Using the Behringer Neutron Patch Bay complete guide, one by one.

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Welcome to the Behringer Neutron patch bay complete guide. On this video we will cover every single aspect of the patch bay. We will go one by one learning what each IN and OUT means and providing an example. This is not a review, is a complete in depth guide / tutorial. Everything is timecoded, so can watch what you want or maybe comeback later to refresh your memory. This is the beginning, there are more like this coming like Crave and K2.
Timecodes:
0:00 - intro
01:59 - OUT/IN
03:09 - OSC's
08:58 - ATT 1/2
20:53 - Shape 1/2
25:12 - PW 1/2
28:39 - VCF, Freq mod, Res
36:40 - Invert
38:17 - VCA,VCA CV
42:43 - E. Gate 1&2
47:56 - ENV 1&2
53:21 - Midi Gate
55:31 - LFO/UNI OUT
01:02:32 - Rate, Shape, Trig
01:11:27 - Mult in/out
01:14:32 - SUM
01:20:30 - S&H
01:28:05 - SLEW
01:34:12 - OD/Overdrive
01:41:12 - Delay
01:45:23 - Output/Noise
01:49:01 - Assign

[@XNBeatsMusic]

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[@oguzisk9204]

I had my neutron since 3 years with a a single patch cable connected to bypass the overdrive. Also the occasional lfo routings. I just ordered some extra cables after this tutorial. This guy is an absolute G.

[@WizardOfTheKremlin]

This guy. 🤝 Wow. He's a real great guy taking the time to do all this. Only because of him who actually shows to get the synth to make sounds cause most reviews don't even bother with this step and assume everyone knows it. No I own this synth for a year and all it would do is drone the same pitch until I saw his video on it. Bless!! Now, to master part two 🧐

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Thanks !!! That was the whole plan. Create a guide anyone can use and follow with ease. I've been teaching for 10+ years. Most people just record something without planning or structure. I plan this, wrote a script, started easy...the timeline of the video, the guide evolves on each section, I planned this. On KZbin or pretty much anywhere, there are a lot o videos made by musicians....not teachers. Teaching or preparing material It's a skill and it takes time to get better at it. Anyhow, thanks man for the support, it really helps to keep going.

[@erkandevensCOOKBOOK]

@@XNBeatsMusic your time and work that you put into these tutorials is much appreciated by so many people. I can not thank you enough

[@BeachPresent]

🤣🤣🤣

[@aaaronfluo3570]

This should be sponsored by behringer. You knew how to make the patchbay exploration more beautifully amusing.

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Thanks !!! It would be cool, I am not gonna lie. Thanks for the comment,.

[@willshaw72]

Best synth tutorial I've seen yet, even for my understanding of general synthesis.

[@BlooblooPea]

This guy's the textbook definition of an excellent instructor 🖖

[@naisammon4986]

I’ve had the Neutron for a few years now(two of them, we’ll get back to that haha) and over all this time-mostly because I got distracted by straight up Modular before I learned all the elementary aspects of the Neutron, now I am returning to it, and realizing what a powerful and awesome machine it is by far the coolest thing Behringer has ever ever made, and unless they come out with the Proton(which I fully plan on buying two of those as well, and putting them in a SUPERSTACK self contained rack) will probably always remain the best thing a Behringer has ever made. So yes, I want to say I appreciate very much you making this video, and the first video as well, the Neutron was my gateway drug into Modular , as soon as I saw that patchbay, my life was changed for the better.. If I may make a request, of course, over the years, I’ve done experiments cross patching, both Neutrons. I would love to see you do a video with all the possibilities that that offers(there definitely are many possibilities as I have gotten some really freaky sounds out of cross patching them). Ok! VIVA LA NEUTRON! Let’s hope Behringer lays off the clones and in some cases THEFT and comes out with more designs, like the Proton, that can fully display what Behringer is capable of when they aren’t chasing trends, or making their money off of other peoples reputations. I think Behringer could have an amazing legacy. I’ve owned other Behringer re-issue synthesizers and none of them have come close to the pleasure that the neutron has brought me, it’s just elegant and crazy and a joy to unlock the puzzles within, I really think they should let their designers go wild and make their own mark on synthesis! OK, so yeah, if you get the time, I am ready to watch it, and share it with my fellow Neutron enthusiasts! Keep up the wonderful work, appreciate what you’re doing, NAI SAMMON

[@Marozzo1536]

I'm not done watching this yet, but already the best synth tutorial I've seen online (the previous one for the controls is awesome, too).

[@dittoditto..877]

You are really the best teacher of the world, with you, i understand everything. Sincerely thanks for that.

[@wrenchposting9097]

Good video, I learned a couple things, but at 29:43 you say both VCF outputs are the same, but they are not. The VCF2 always runs in a different filter mode from VCF1, so for instance when you have bandpass selected, VCF2 is low-pass, when you select low-pass, VCF2 is high-pass, etc.

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Oh.....!! I didn't check that. Damn. Ok, so I might need to record something about this. I hate the fact YT doesn't lets you update videos. Ok I'll see if I can add a note or do something about it. Thanks for the heads up.

[@Omnihil777]

What I did: Change the buttons from osc1 and 2 with the smaller ones from the osc widths, you you're not constantly messing with your osc tune when you grab the mix button.

[@loewmusic7268]

Another great video.The pre planning you must put into these Neutron videos is amazing.It's truly opened up this synth to anyone that wants to learn every feature.Behringer at the very least need to link to these videos on there product page.

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Thanks !!! Yeah it has three long stages. Planning ( writing the script and order ), recording and editing. It takes days, a lot of work. But I think the result is good, simple explanations, trying to leave no blank spots and so on. Thanks for the comment and support, it helps :)

[@3rd_ear]

after these two videos my head spins, but klowledge presented here is more than i got in two years from bunch of other videos and forum posts. big thank you!

[@nickozanich101]

best ever explination. im buying a neutron for my 7 year old for christmas. he already rules his novation circuit. first vid ill send him after he getsd his neutron. cheers!

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Damn !!! 7 ?? Congratulations you might have a future master mind there. Mine is 2, so I am holding myself for now :)

[@paulelie5727]

great job, fantastic teacher a great pedagogic progression thanks!

[@humanerror3139]

Absolutely brilliant. Thank you so much. Very well explained and easy to understand. You have just made the Neutron even better. This and the first video was just what I think we all wanted. I love this synth and this is by far the best video on this great instrument. 🙂

[@jezbutlervids]

Along with the Neutron introduction video, these by far the best Neutron tutorials I have found; perfect for users of all levels. Thank you very much indeed!

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Thanks for the comment !! I really went to work planning, recording and editing. Glad you liked it.

[@artemi-music]

That's kind of video I've wanted when I first bought the Neutron, every function is described with some real life examples. How cools is that... subscribed!

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Thanks man. Yeah, it take time, work and a lot of planning. But these videos seem to be doing a lot of good. So I'll try to keep it up.

[@scraf66]

Thanks bro !!! You explicated very clean, hugs from argentina !

[@XNBeatsMusic]

thanks bro. Hugs from Argentina too.

[@gustavocirigliano5555]

The best video ever of the Neutron. Period.

[@DonnyDontDoes]

Thank you for making these super in-depth guide videos! My memory isn't the best so I constantly refer back to your Neutron and Deepmind guides. Feels like I learn something new or come up with a new patch everytime I watch them. I look forward to your future videos. Keep up the awesome work!

[@XNBeatsMusic]

wow, thanks man !!! It really helps. So today's coffee will be on your honor :) I'll try to keep the good work, but well the inflation and the chip shortage is not helping :S

[@ArikSauer]

Great!!!! I was going to sell my Neutron, now I will buy a Eurorack and interate it!!!! It's a great Synth but i wasn't understanding

[@XNBeatsMusic]

It's a great Synth, this and deepmind are great. Thaks for the comment.

[@vasil3089]

Thank you so much!

[@adadcalledrichard]

Thanks so much for these videos

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Wow, thank you for the coffee, it really helps to keep doing more. Thanks for the contribution :)

[@gapster77]

You’re a star! This tutorial is invaluable, you cover everything 👌🏻

[@jesperinobqestiasoundsyste2866]

Really good guide. Great job! Thx a lot!!!

[@analogsyd5218]

Awesome work, love this, simple guide stepping through to help me on my musical journey.

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Thanks. And it my pleasure to help you out with your journey :)

[@zlnka]

I just bought this synth. This video is great to start. Thanks 🙏

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Talking about releasing a video at the right time. Glad you liked it.

[@funkthatbrick7375]

Thank you for your time and knowledge 😉 so helpful!

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Thanks for the support !!!

[@carstenbecker8104]

This is a Neutron Masterclass. Perfect!

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Thanks man :)

[@BarbieChaite]

thanks, now I konw how to use SUM & multiples !!!

[@XNBeatsMusic]

These are like utilities, they really really help a lot to make patching everything possible

[@jbarrichello]

thats great! thank you

[@Just_lift_anyone]

Love this guide, the Neutron is… intimidating to say the least but I love it! It’s a brilliant touch that her bigger brother will be called the Proton!

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Yeah, we'll see how that goes. I guess we will still need t wait some time for that one.

[@mihow888]

excellent tutorial, you are great teacher. :)

[@stevehenderson1248]

What a great video! Thanks ❤

[@mikearment652]

I'll put in practice all of what I've seen in these amazing guide. Only after I've understand all the principles and placed it in compositions I will consider to buy a Matriarch. Thank you so much for opening my eyes to the beautiful world of semimodular

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Thanks for the comment, glad I could help :)

[@joshattoun1816]

Great video -- thanks so much!

[@janwilda8852]

Thank you for this video, and other videos you are making! It was really in depth, but also really nicely presented and shown on examples fot me as a total beginner with synthesis. Only one mistake was made 1:32:24 - Frankenstein was not the monster!! :D :D

[@unclemick-synths]

Cool video 👍 I've had the Neutron for years but learnt a bunch of new tricks and got some new ideas. Thanks!

[@user-nv2du8im6k]

Pretty useful video, many thanks! Great job. Really just the best work about that synth.

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Thanks!! It took a lot of work, but it seems it did a lot of good.

[@metamorphicgroove9844]

Best tutorials in KZbin ! TNx you, great video !

[@keltyll]

Wow! Just wow! Super useful series of videos. Thank you.

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Glad this was useful. Thanks for the comment.

[@justins7060]

Thank you so much for these Neutron videos; both have been very informative!

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Thank you, thanks for the comment, it helps.

[@Saigoncok]

Thank you XNB. You are doing a lot of work to make your video easily understandable. Very interesting.

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Thanks man, I try my best to be clear and make the video for all audiences.

[@mrmwx606]

Thank you so much

[@stephanebertoli7665]

Thanks!

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Wow !! Thanks for the coffee :)

[@L.F.FLO.]

Really thankfull for this one :)

[@sea-saw2654]

Another great video.. really appreciate these.👍

[@XNBeatsMusic]

You are on fire.!! Thanks man :)

[@tchip-bc1gp]

thank you !

[@jaredsimonsen7310]

Very nice work

[@raffaelesantabarbara1449]

Fantastic! Super useful. Any chance we’ll be seeing more tutorials on the other Behringer’s semi modular synths (Cat, Pro1, K-2)?

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Hey !! thanks ...there is a K2 and Crave coming up soo. I dont know if the pro1 or cat are possible, this year at least. I don't own them, had the pro 1 for a couple of weeks to record some stuff and then returned it to my friend. Maybe I can ask him to take one for the team and give it back for a few days. With the CAT, i dont know anyone with that synth, so far :s

[@raffaelesantabarbara1449]

@@XNBeatsMusic I understand. Thank you so much!

[@davidneau8830]

Very very very useful vid. Long one but it's clearer for me what you can do with this little synth. And you can do big stuff with this huge patch bay ! And with your first vid whgich explain all button and function, it was very complete overview of this neutron. Thanks a lot for all this work. I don't have one yet but... ;^)

[@saorcid5326]

Super work xnb really intuitive thank you very much!

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Thaks Nigel, I can always count with your support :)

[@raum3354]

I will buy you 5 Coffee...thank for your time and knowledge...keep goin

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Thanks man, sent you a private message on Patreon, You have direct line to me. Thanks for the coffee, it really helps. All the synths you see, founded by Patreons and Me. So it really really helps.

[@MikeUIibarri]

Great channel.

[@elektribel]

Thanks this so great

[@JustPassingByBaby]

Really passionate explanations :) Btw. You can also split the full video in shorter videos and the chapters being Parts as well as the one full video. Just an Idea :)

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Thanks !! I've been teaching for years, so it's a skill you learn over time. Yes, this is not my first channel. I already had channels with +200k subs and buttons and all of that. The problem with splitting videos like that is that the first one, gets most of the views and the rest ones get forgotten sometimes. On top of that, you will need to to wait a few days to get the next chapter, which blocks your entire learning process. If this was udemy, skillshare or any of the learning platforms i would record in chapters for sure. But youtube penalizes the channel if you upload multiple videos the same day, and not only that, people get upset because they have a lot of your videos on their subs feed and start unsubscribing. So far this format, brings better results over time.

[@gusa23]

Wow, first time they pronounce Behringer the right way in a video!!

[@XNBeatsMusic]

That is the only thing you liked about the video !!!!! I am sad....

[@Dr.Cuevalius_Rectus_85]

I wonder if Behringer is working on an app to control for example that hold feature on the key rate or anything for that matter from phone or tablet.Maybe have a wireless connection Bluetooth or wifi direct to and control all synths they make..Just like they did with their mixers.I loved being able to control my in ears during soundtrack all the way backstage or in the bathroom while the guitars are tuning😊

[@Neo_Mind_Studio]

excellent! I learned a lot about my favorite synth!!!!

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Before you say anything I've got the nasty habit of calling In's and out's patch bays. Which is not correct in theory. But Old habits die hard. Thanks for watching !! Hope it helps.

[@unclemick-synths]

1:49:00 I set the Assign to aftertouch. I configure my Roland AE-30 Aerophone wind synth to send the breath as aftertouch and then I control the Neutron using the Assign instead of the envelopes. My video for #jamuary used that.

[@KosmicKitchen]

This is very useful, thank you.

[@victor_b9217]

Good explain, thank's👍

[@distantidentitymusic]

Great guide

[@HornieCow]

this is awesome, thanks.

[@rodrigocapra]

really nice video ! thanks for sharing

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Thank !! Glad you liked it and thanks for the comment, it helps the soul :)

[@andrewverran6998]

Would be great if you could go into what MIDI IMPLEMENTATION CCs Behringer includes on their synths in your videos .? Thanks.

[@grahamtait4915]

Fab tutorial! Well informed 👌 However, I get no sound from the Output from the patchbay. I’ve tried OSC mix, nothing… Nothing else is plugged in blocking any signal. So how does the output on the bay actually function?

[@obshaky]

Hey! Great vid! Do you have a section about tuning this thing? For the life of me I cant seem to be able to tune it and the videos here are just not clear enough about how to do it. Even the manual isnt clear about if you get to use the app, the built in tuner or an iOS tuner app. Reddit have many people talking about tuning and most have issues but, could it be they are doing it wrong? And let's not even talk about opening it and messing with the pot inside lol. Also irrc, some firmware was about the osc tuning. Cheers!

[@jowsrik]

Cheers dude very helpful

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Thanks for the comment Richard :)

[@dvuemedia]

It would be nice to have a block diagram with patch points for reference.

[@XNBeatsMusic]

hey, what do you mean with that ?

[@dvuemedia]

@@XNBeatsMusic Block diagram of all parts of the Neutron and how they are connected by default, and their INPUT and OUTPUT ports. There is a diagram you can find, but it doesn't show IN/OUT ports. Like this but with patch points shown. www.sweetwater.com/sweetcare/media/2018/10/Behringer-Neutron-Normalized-Patching.png

[@XNBeatsMusic]

@@dvuemedia yeah, why not. Can you do it for me and share the link ?

[@expelectrik]

thanks for this

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Thanks for the comment, it helps.

[@TheVoltar100]

a small question. I plugged my Neutron into my sound card as an instrument with a TRS cable but no sound comes out of my speakers.

[@Aeson008]

A trillion Thanks!!! You really help me find my way in that rabbit hole which I'm fallen into. :D I have a tech. question. At the end of the ATT 1/2 part when you are applying ATT 2 with the LFO to ATT1 CV. Why is it necessary to connect LFO to ATT2, Isn't it hardwired like that anyways? I tried the patch without the connection in question, just going direct from ATT2 OUT - ATT1 CV and I have heard no difference.

[@gru_day]

Hi! Thx for the epic tutorial. As i see that u know a lot on Neutron, i have a question… is there any hardware shortcuts on new firmware options? Like LFO one shot? Or the app is only possible acces to those? I have search in the manual but its all about before firmware update… help.

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Hey !! Thanks. I've made a whole video talking about the other side of the Neutron, watch the LFO section, you have a lot of tricks for the LFO.

[@maracuder]

Thank you very much - really comprehensive! Is there a way to combine attenuators with a fixed offset within the Neutron itself? Can, for instance, Att2 be used to offset Att1 using the Sum function? Or in other words, when nothing is patched into Attenuator Inputs, can they provide CV based on pot position? Or is there another way to do so?

[@somethingintheuniverse760]

Really nice job. Thanks. I have a question : I would like to use an external wavefolder with, let say, the osc 1 (sine). How can I do that ? Osc 1 out > wavefolder in > wavefolder out > VCA in ? Will I lose my osc 2 ? I do not really get it ... Thanks again :)

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Well yeah. ...OSC OUT> whatever EXT proces and then back in....to the VCA or the filters. You can SUM the OSC'S and send both....a lot of posibilities.

[@s.weyerhaeuser7000]

Hi many thanks I learned a lot. can you explain to me how i can adjust the speed of the lfo. my led doesn't flash and if i use the potentiometer, the speed doesn't usually change like yours. i trigger in with midi via keystep or ableton. yesterday without Is this a midi conflict? thanks for deknen support jnf your fat tutorials. Its great to follow steffen

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Hey !! Sorry for the late response, it could be a lot of thinks. The synth unlike the other semimodular from Behringer can sync the LFO. Maybe is synced to you keyboard, specially if is a swing or keystep.

[@dmorris909]

Wow!! How did you get the app to work? It never works for me…

[@quantum_ocean]

pleaes make a tutorial for PWM Malevolent

[@manuelgonzales6483]

WOW 😳 how come I didn't get a notification 🤯

[@user-fs8lv5dg4e]

Maybe someone knows, why my attenuator 2 is not connected to pwm by default?

[@krisrhodes5180]

Good video. I'm not understanding your section on Midi Gate Out. I can't hear what's different about the sound you are making before and after patching it in. You say at the end of the previous section that there's a problem concerning the envelope out patches but I am not clear what the problem is. You say something about it allowing you to use your envelope for other things, but it seemed like you were already doing that in the previous section! Can you help me understand?

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Hello. Sure. So, behind the scenes the oscillators will play constantly, when you play a key what changes is the frecuency ( C, D, G# and so on ), so the sound is constant. So, there is something in the chain going up and down in volume when you play a key, like a piano for example, you play something the sound starts and ends at some point...synths, cannot do that because they are not plucking a string. So they need something to simulate this start and end of a note, that is the AMP envelope. Goes up and down in volume, it shapes how the sound goes out when you play a key. Cool, so....the envelope needs to know, when to start doing it's job, when to stop and if needs to sustain if you are holding a key. It needs something to starts doing something...that's the gate. The gate will start, trigger the envelope, if the gate sustains, the envelope will go to the sustain stage, if you stop playing a key the gate will close and the envelope will stop and go to the release stage. So a gate is an instruction of when something needs to start, sustain or stop.... The midi gate out lets you outsource that instruction, so you can use it on someplace else. If you are still confused watch this, it's about the grid , but the logic is the same. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bavElmetdqd9ac0

[@blazesulinski]

Hey, I have Neutron and I am looking to get Moog Mavis, is there a way to send MIDI out to Mavis? to control Mavis suing Neutron? (Mavis does not have midi, only CV) Great video, Thanks

[@antysynteza777]

Weird thing - Neutron is pretty quiet compared to D or Crave.

[@MisterGrooves]

What modules are you guys pairing with your neutrons to get more mileage out of it?

[@XNBeatsMusic]

It can work with anything really. I like to use it with the K2 & Crave , also the Minilogue XD. The XD has limited modulation capabilities but it has 2 VC inputs :)

[@wrenchposting9097]

I have a Minibrute 2, a Subharmonicon, a Plasma Drive, a Doepfer Ribbon Controller etc. Anything works. Sometimes I use the Neutron just as a convenient group of utility modules.

[@MisterGrooves]

@@XNBeatsMusic I'm looking for anything that would make it do something unexpected.

[@XNBeatsMusic]

@@MisterGrooves ok....well, you have you brain and your hands can help you. More unexpected than that ? ....

[@MisterGrooves]

Thanks, very helpful.

[@psyrambler6730]

sex a lot for the guide !! really well explained.. it helped me a lot :)

[@mikefarley8563]

Fantastic explanation,the biggest problem,for me,is the difficulty in actually seeing what one is plugging into,especially when there are a few leads plugged in,coupled with crappy lighting..ho hum..I will/should now be able to do/produce something a little more meaningful,rather than fart noises...Thank you.

[@XNBeatsMusic]

I am sorry. Is this a rant ?... That's why when I plug many things, I give you at the top a chart telling you what OUT is going to which IN.

[@unclemick-synths]

@@XNBeatsMusic I think because he says "one" that he means it's hard for _him_ to see when he's doing it.

[@unclemick-synths]

Mike, check out the Heinakroon overlays. I have "After Dark". The colour coding makes life a lot easier.

[@mikefarley8563]

@@XNBeatsMusic No,no...Due to a combination of the Neutron colour palette ,the text size,and sometimes the shadows caused after a few plugs have been inserted,I have tried 3 or 4 different lighting options,and none have proved to be "really" as good as daylight..Ho Hum..I'm sorry if I gave the wrong impression..

[@mikefarley8563]

@@unclemick-synths Thanks for that,i'll take a look...Cheers

[@floatinganarchychannel3204]

My man! Do you think this one can do crave stuff but with extra? Or wouls you say its diffrent??

[@XNBeatsMusic]

They are different. Crave shines because you have the sequencer and you can use it as a source. Neutron shines because you have two more than capable OSC's and the patching, perfect to pair it with something else. Pair neutron and Crave and you have something special there.

[@floatinganarchychannel3204]

@@XNBeatsMusic thanks man ! Sounds like a great idiea

[@TheHexCube]

👍👍👍

[@tomchizan7922]

I can’t guess the accent. Brazilian??

[@krisrhodes5180]

Is anything ever a lot too aggressive?

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Depends on what you want to do. I use keywords to reach all audiencies,.....i cannot say -5 to +5 volts, or use a multimeter to show you how much is doing. It's a family show, providing too much information sometimes is bad.

[@krisrhodes5180]

@@XNBeatsMusic Sorry I was just making a friendly joke about how you almost always say things are "just a little too aggressive."

[@XNBeatsMusic]

@@krisrhodes5180 Hey kris, I took it as a friendly comment :) , Cheers mate

[@seeditchmusic]

💐

[@vasil3089]

You can make a comb or notch filter with the VCF1 & 2 (not the same). This explains how: kzbin.info/www/bejne/apbRZ5ylhaZ0fcUsi=MU31kyW1yRB9hKBp&t=630

[@flourfree2K]

Just out of curiosity: Are you Mexican? Because your English is very good and very fluent, but I can spot a certain Spanish accent (I have a personal theory of hispanic motherlanguagers inverting Bs and Vs, to say the less). And the funny skull from "la dia de los muertos" is a typical Mexican tradition. I could be wrong, but... I think you're Mexican! At least, in origins. Maybe a second or third generation immigrant. And I have nothing against being what we are: Just citizens of the world. But I'm so curious by nature. And, since I claim to have a culture JUST ABOVE THE AVERAGE, it would be a gratification for me to have understood that. I'm also an immigrant. I'm half German, half Italian. I know, I know - don't blame ME. Both sides of a goddamn coin of hell. We're still friends, right?

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Ohh !!!! Wrong !!! :) Not Mexican, not even close. I just like the style of "dia de los muertos", it's a great tradiition. I am not second nor third generation of nothing. I am part Spaniard, russky, Pole ( from poland ) and then a bit German, but who knows a this point. A super weird mix. Come one men !!! You shouldn't say you are above the average, you are allowed to think that, but saying it sound a bit ....you know, not modest. Don't use it like that. But, we do agree we are al citizens of this world. And German and Italians are not from hell !!! Have you ever been in Italy ?? They are loud, but nice, not from hell. People that create food like Italians are not from hell for sure, the coffee is fantastic. I cannot speak for Germany, the last time I went there people was very rude to me, maybe It was just my experience.

[@flourfree2K]

@@XNBeatsMusic I'm living in Italy, but I wish I never moved from Germany, because I feel kinda more German than Italian. Apart that.... In Italy there's 66% of my heart, if not more. I do not like them being so rumorous. But yes, many of them are nice. I'm NOT modest at all... : ) Of course it sounds like I'm superb, but I have the feeling that my knowledge and my awareness are on another level. But yes, I'm a man of people, not part of the elite. I'll never sell my soul for gold and richness. Well, maybe you weren't in contact with good Germans. In my experience (family, friends, and street people), they're open and friendly. Some react as you're shit, of course. Bu some want to give you all of them. Friendship, hospitality, jobs, ... everything. Still friends, right?

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@@flourfree2K I am Argentinian. So I do know Italy, this country is half LATAM half Italian. Well, then if you are a man of people, you shouldn't not say you are above them. They don't like that. If it's true or not, it doesn't matter. What I mean, I will serve you a lot better not saying that, because you don't push people away, use it to your advantage. It is much better to have people on your side that against you. Then, how you feel inside, it's your concern. I meet a lot of people, and o course at some point I think I am better at something than them, but I don't say it. Because that person maybe is good at something that you are not, and if that person likes you, you have him/her on your side. For example, my father is a technological disabled man, I am far better than him at pretty much everything. But, he worked in construction and reads about History like a savage. In that case, I am the disabled one. If my father hates me because I am a "know it all", whenever I need help from him, I might not get it. So, it's better to be humble, even if it's fake, because it serves you better and people don't feel bad about it, it's a win win. I went to Berlin, had a rough couple of days, couldn't wait to get to the next country. I am pretty sure not all Germans are like the people I met there, that would be a stupid thing to say. And to be honest, I am not sure there are a lot of Germans in Berlin. I guess I will give it another chance to Germany someday.

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@@XNBeatsMusic I'm above the average man in terms of culture, not in terms of being a superman. I mean, my English and my general culture are far above the average Italian (probably under the average German). I can also speak or understand some German (not too little!) and some Spanish too. Is it a mistake to have a better knowledge? And to be aware of that? This doesn't mean I'm Mr. Universe or a wrestling superstar, of course. Nor a famous actor or a great musician. I'm open to learning, that's why I love your great tutorials. So! I was right spotting a slight Spanish accent! : ) Still, your English is above the average Spanish motherlanguagers. And, yes, give Germans a chance. They are normally open-minded. Not just the bullies you've met (probably undergraduated and frustrated workers with a low education level which hate their job and have dominant wives). Try visiting Bonn, Düsseldorf and Köln. München is also a good city to be hosted in.

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@@flourfree2K It's cool man, I was not criticizing. It was just an advice. I can do Spanish, English, Understand German, a bit Japanese and Chinese. I do this YT thing, produce, mix, do Software Engineering. I also teach and have over 80k students around the world. But you don't go saying that I am above the rest because you block them. People Fear or hate when people put themselves on top of them. If you set your mind as equals you are going to get a lot more from people, for teaching or just talking. Yo are not blocking them and they are not blocking you. I understand what you are saying. It was just an advice, just take it or leave it, no problem, we are cool :) And yeah, "frustrated workers" and "hate their job", yes it felt just like that. It felt like they were upset about or something. Next time if I go to Germany I will skip Berlin if possible, not going there again unless they are paying me to do something very specific. So far Netherlands was the best, kind, not arrogant, always with a smile, educated. Just the best of Europe so far, of all the places I've been. And well Italy is Italy, it felt like Home, remember I am Argentinian.

[@3HO]

Merci !

[@vasil3089]

Honestly, it would be great if you make the videos 2-3x shorter with less repetition. #2024

[@vasil3089]

You're still one of the very few that deserve this job, I'm "just" trying to help you get the crown. Thanks for being awesome!

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Thanks!