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Glad it helped

Any time!

Depends on who you ask ;)

@@TheModularClubhouse no i mean physical pain.... Oh, i guess there is nothing what isn't.

Thanks a million Griffith, and you raise some very interesting questions ( and recommendations for any future videos ). What would be the best way to assist you? More than willing to jump on a video call to answer your questions :) Feel free to reach out to the email address on the channel.

Just off the top of my head. (Rereading what I wrote and apologize for the novel.) This is based off of being a documentary film maker. Been synthin' as a hobby for 40 years now. not trying to do a sales pitch, but you can see some of my film work on, The informal game channel. Merely saying I know a little bit about film making AND little bit about synths - still learning here. Create a standard procedure of what gets shown. I would first show a close up on the module and explain what the inputs are connected to. Most modules are very logically laid out. Usually they are not very complex once you get one in your hands and play with it. but the point of the video is that viewers do not have one in their hands and need to learn about it. In a video a simple overlay diagram of signal paths would really help. As I understand it, this module has just one input which bypasses the noise and then you have several out's for each function. If that is the case, one can't rout a signal through low pass filter and then rout it through the high pass to create a band pass, or is the idea to take the low and high out's and then mix them on the down stream side? That is really the only thing missing in the video is the need for an explanation of what each input/output does. Follow that with a simple signal path explanation. I own two chromatics, thus I assume this is like all others. Signal goes in. it goes to each section in a linear fashion and then you have an output. Somewhere there is a CV control for each section. Another big pet peeve which you do not do. Too many reviews put a module through effects. I see so many module reviews where it sounds really nice, but what you are hearing is a high end reverb smoothing everything out. I did also have to really think about where you were paching to. In some instances I could not tell what was going in or out because I was not sure what is an in or out on the bit crusher. Maybe be more clear about saying, "I am taking a voice sound and patching it here" or "This is a modulation source" You mention module names, but I do not have those modules. Over all your video was very clear. I recently watched another video and although it was not perfectly clear I was convinced I need the feedback/distortion unit in the video. When I got it, I honestly had a hard time getting anything interesting out of the module. I asked the youtuber what they were doing in specific instances in their vide, They told me they were using too complex a patch to explain it all to me. Well gee, that is no help at all. LOL I have finally learned my lesson on modules, even if they sound cool, the video may be edited where they cut to visuals. Also, if they do not show me CV ins, it's likely the module can't be patched for more interesting motion and free hands playing. I have watched several videos on this one module and yours is the most informative. You may consider adding some 10 second clips showing the sounds you can get in a variety of situations. My personal goal is to run a Korg ER-1 into my Eurorack and use a bit crusher that is being controlled by CV to create motion for my hardware device. My Hotone Skyline Krush is amazing, but it requires too much attention to sound good. I need my hands free to do other things. I am even thinking of using a midi channel and sequencing a note bend to control the effect, so that it is part of a composition. Again, not trying to do self promo on your channel. I posted some improvised music i did a while back on sound cloud. You can skip the beginning and listen at the middle where I use drum machine with bit crush just google this: Burn Fast Burn Fast Burn Fast Burn Fast The.synth.lord.chamber That was a happenstance open jam and I somehow decided the bit crush should go on the drum machine. Pleased it got recorded because now I want to do more with bit crush and drum machine and some bits and pieces in that are a good test reference. You are the second person to tell me to email, but I see no email on youtube channels. Hope you do not mind if i simply post here. Thanks, Griff

You can calibrate it but please feel free to reach out if you have trouble.

@@TheModularClubhouse so i tried to calibrate it and update the firmware but when i press connect through daisy there is no fsb there is only a hd webcam option...???

ive tried different usb cables different computers ive used my chrome book updated version got no fs mode Ive checked the forums and read through threads. It seems that with chrome it should work... idunno @@TheModularClubhouse

so I got a new cable and I was able to upload the zip file from surface but when I clicked reset like you did in your video it does not come out of boot mode any suggestions @@TheModularClubhouse

Absolutely a good question: I would always recommend to reach out to the Qubit support team. They are phenomenal, so I expect they will be able to assist you in no time.

Thanks for watching

Squarp Hermod (the original, not the plus)

It's an honour and a privilege :)

I'll pass along the suggestion ;)

Glad it was helpful!

I've also considered taking this video offline, but decided against it for two reasons: 1. it's still a valuable part of my path in better understanding synths, sounds, etc. and 2. for transparency.

Yes, you're right. I've learned a lot about compression since releasing this video. I've kept it online as it documents my journey ( and my mistakes ;) ). I'll add a comment to the video explaining that.

Any time!

No worries Jeffrey, I agree. I've learned a lot since I filmed this video and I think this is the video that contained the most errors and mistakes on my part. I thought about taking it offline but decided against it because I started this channel to document my journey into synths and eurorack, and mistakes will happen along the way. So I keep this online as a reminder that I never should stop learning. What I will do is add a disclaimer as I don't want to misinform. I'll have to think about what the disclaimer should say. Thanks again for your feedback.

All good. I guess no real judgement but the misinfornation is probably my biggest gripe. I highly value accurate information, but can appreciate you are documenting. It would be great to be able to caption on top after the fact when there are mistakes. Maybe in the next AI gen, there will be such features.

Good question, as far as I understand Low Pass Gates they will not change the actual pitch of the sound (as in: they work more like a Low Pass Filter that you can trigger and has a vactrol (or similar) controlling the decay). To get sounds an octave lower you can use a pitch shifter (like the 2hp Pitch) or theoretically a clock divider, but a clock divider will significantly impact the sound as typically they have only pulse/trigger/square waves.

Please let me know if you have any music to share!

Thanks for the feedback :)

That would be cool!

Fair point :) Unfortunately I haven't tested it with macOS nor with Linux. Theoretically I could give it a try on Linux but as Ableton does not ship a native Linux version (yet??) I'd still need to WINE it. I can ask around and see if I can borrow a macBook for a few days.

Couldn't agree more :)

Thanks for sharing!!

Thanks Ryan!

Thanks a million!

100% agree!

Not an odd question to ask :) No worries. This will fit all 3U eurorack modules, but it won't fit 1U modules. 1U modules aren't as common as 3U modules but you will find cases that have both 3U and 1U, Intellijel cases for instance. Hope this helps.

@@TheModularClubhouse Thank you i appreciate the reply 🙏.

You're welcome!

That's an awesome example! Thanks for sharing :)

I don't have any experience in Protools to be honest, maybe someone in the community can answer it.

Thanks a million! I use both VCV Rack (vcvrack.com/) and MOscilloscope (www.meldaproduction.com/MOscilloscope) for the visuals.

Awesome, thank you!

So do I ;)

We agree!

THANK YOU SIR

Yep :)

Not really to be honest, but I do have a lot of family abroad :)