Laniakea comes in at 0:18 producing the low frequency bubble sound and metal singing bowl sound. was able to simulate two instruments with the laniakea.
The bass in the beginning is the mother 32. Started introducing another module sound around 0:39
Very underrated, started getting more out of the module when i saw it as a one oscillator being modulated by various parameters (similar to an FM synth). will continue to explore:
Haven't seen too many people showing off this module so thought i'd share this here:
The first sound in this video is coming from the Laniakea. Picked a little while, my first run with was a good one. Plan on experimenting more with this module in the future
i know its a quantizer, but i thought it worked pretty well as controller for transitioning to different parts of a song. Definitly not a long term solution:
Haven't seen many people using this module as a oscillator so thought i'd share this as an example:
patching the right out into the left in to create a feedback signal. Then freezing that signal and using warp to alter the pitch. all other parameters alter the quality of the wave form.
This is probably one of the most underrated modules for processing external signals and integrating with eurorack.
An unsung hero in my rack
Here are some examples where i used this module to use external external stimuli/audio as a master clock for the rest of my rack:
https://odysee.com/@Clyph_Drops:9/VITA-MASTER-CLOCK:4
MADE THIS SONG USING ONLY A DRUM LOOP FROM LUBADH,
AND CREATED INSTANT MUSIC!
Eurorack modules used:
4ms Pods 48x case
Strymon Starlab (oscillator)
Instruo Lubadh (drum loop)
Moog Mother 32 (off screen baseline)
Long version song here:
@Clyph_Drops:9/escapism:1" target="_blank">https://odysee.com/@Clyph_Drops:9/escapism:1
Recorded a segment from 90s spiderman > looped it until it sounded rhythmic > and then patched it through the Ryk Night rider. A lot of my production makes use of the night rider's four filters as four oscillators.
Hello, i have bought a Neuzeit Quasar and noticed there are not a lot of videos on it or about it. Does anyone here also own one and if yes what is your experience like with it. Do you happen to know where i can find more content focused on this modules strengths. Also is there a place to share patches that can be uploaded to the Quasar? If yes feel free to drop the link below.
Planning to do a deep dive into my Quasar and wondering if i should document the process and share patches i come up with.
Thanks for reading.
Hey i made this youtube playlist with sample packs for the Pocket operator. Not sure if anyone has already done this. I only put in four because their respective youtube channels have more packs to offer feel free to look into each youtube channel listed for more. Feel free to also add backup audio files in the description of your videos.
Playlist:
Also, feel free to use the collaboration link to add other sample packs to the playlist.
Collaboration Link:
Hello, made this short but curious how the mix sounds on other people's speakers. For me the overall mix sounds low for me and i fear there may be some clarity issues between the frequencies. Would love some feedback, thanks in advance.
