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Dinko Klobucar
Registrace 11. 05. 2014
Comparators - selecting voltage ranges
Create 3 voice procedural melodies from single LFO signal, using comparators. I also show basics of using comparators and selecting voltage ranges from main CV source. Useful for people interested in procedural approach to creating melodic structures.
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Tutorial series "Exploring White Noise" is looking into white noise as interesting sound source. All sounds and soundscapes in this series will be created from white noise. First part is showing the raw material and basic filtering techniques, and finds some basic sounds. Those basic sounds are then mixed into a soundscape and performed as simple composition to demonstrate how powerful simple n...
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Testing out some ideas for my new ep Using 2xZ-3000 and shapeshifter as main sound sources, elements, er-101, maths, a-143-2, pittsburgh filter, deflector shield, black hole dsp and so on....
Fantastic!
Thank you very much
I think noise is underrated as both a voice and as a modulation source. I love experimenting with noise, it has the potential to add a certain richness to ordinary voices.
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Hvala!
where. is. part. TWO? :)
thanks for the tutorial, its great, i didn't understand everything in details, but it a good starting point for create beautiful and complex melodic sequences
thank you very much
Nice - especially @ the 20:00 mark segment!
thank you
2023, and still waiting for Part 2 😅 But seriously, these are still some of the most amazing Eurorack tutorials, and I keep coming back. Thank you ever so much!
Thank you!
Very good. Inspiring stuff. When is pt. 2 scheduled?
Thank you very much! yeah not sure, dont really have a schedule, but i have some ideas collected waiting for some free time.
the best videos on modular synthesis here on yt. exploring white noise vid. was easily digest. this one, I got lost like 5th min. in. so much to learn. clocks, gates, envelopes, quantizers all that. have to watch it again to understand chaining. (i am newbie) still lost on gates, clocks all that. brilliant stuff. thank you so much. hope you´re well (4/5 year old videos..)
Thanks for the comment. Glad you like it. There are many way of approaching it, but its nice to hear that this inspires people to explore deeper and find out more. Doing fine, just need to find time to record more. Cheers
@@dinkoklobucar526 glad to hear you are well. I have checked the other videos by now, they are just brilliant. by the way do you have your bandcamp or souncloud page or have your stuff on other platform, just to hear your stuff?
@@richardgajdos8943 yeah you can check dinkoklobucar.bandcamp.com/album/gradient-series-two and soundcloud.com/user-997357582
Just joining in with everyone else here to say that this was absolutely excellent
Thank you very much :)
Adding a noise source doubled the musical possibilities of my rack.
Very cool tutorial. I neither have comparators nor voltage controlled switches… didn’t know that they are that useful. Hope you make some more videos some day in the near future.
thank you very much
Hope you are well, Dinko. We miss you.
all good, yeah i miss making these also
Hello again Dinko - What unit are you using to feed your ADDAC Quantizer a clock signal ?
Hello, just any square LFO
Very good, even in 2022 this is still a very nice way to create new and fresh melodies.
Yeah, I agree. I don't think these techniques will become obsolete sometime soon
great tutorial, thank you!
You're welcome!
@@dinkoklobucar526 too bad you stopped making tutorials 4 years ago.... they're real gems... did you ever consider offering content via Patreon or other platforms? I would be glad to pay for this quality...
Very nice, the slow opening and closing of the first filter in the first demonstration sounded like the noise of a car passing on the street on the wet
ah this is how its done! thanks for this! noise with modulated filter is great!
Well done!
Thank you
Thanks so much for this thoughtful video, really enjoyable + inspiring. I know it’s about noise, but it’s also about filtering-and you’re absolutely right, more filter demos should include noise! Looking forward to seeing part 2 and more future videos. Cheers
Thank you very much
wow man, chapeau and many thanks for such advanced topic coverage! A pity you've stopped producing videos. I have been led here by researching E102 and trying to answer the question whether one can put LFO into the E102 input and get 4 phase shifted copies on the outs, but my ideas have been expanded significantly by your video - even if the LFO idea is a non goer, E102 (or other SR) is now on my buy list.
Thank you, it is really nice to hear that this is useful.
amazing
Thanks
Thank you for covering the more technical aspects of White Noise. I use fx units,tape,field recordings and basic cos bleep box's. I'm currently using some Natural White Noise, weirs, confluence and water falls, as well as radio static. Filtering and then modulation are the main ways I've used along with my favourite feedback. I look forward to watching the rst of this series. Although I'm not very modular savvy, I can keep up and learn something.
Thank you
great explanation, thank you.
You rock. I’ve used LFO>Quantizer in the past, but your video is super deep! I have the ADDAC quantizer, and i totally forgot you can feed it a voltage for transposition. Thanks for the inspiration.
Thank you very much
Brilliant! Thank you.
Thank you!
So cool!! Love the slow jam at the end :)
Very inspiring, thanks very much for making this video!
Thanks for watching Christian
imho, these are the absolute BEST tutorials on modular synthesis. You've completely challenged and changed how I look at my build and its future. thank you so very very much
Thank you very much!
Awesome!
thank you
2021 and still hoping for your return Mr.Klobucar,all these years and still enjoyng and learning from your video.I must admit that sometimes i enjoy to play your videos just to listen to your voice and the beautiful sounds and sequence you make.Whish you all the best,cheers
Thank you Redshift
dope af
Great, like a Stanislav Lem story
Thank you!
Great Video!
Thanks!
I’m a collector of fine noise modules, I’d recommend the EMW noise station as the most bang for your buck module
Exceptional work! I keep coming back to this video to learn. Is much of what you show, only possible with specific filters or do the filters you use here enable that kind of output? Especially with the vinyl crackle part
Thank you. Every filter has it's own character, the thing is just to experiment and find interesting stuff your own filters can do. Regarding the 'vinyl crackle', I found that it is easy to do with Micro Hadron Collider and it's just the way it does crazy stuff with signals when overdriven. It is not like these filters are somehow better then others when working with noise or something like that. I'm just showing interesting sounds I found using few of the filters I own.
Not only is this tutorial super helpful, but it sounds so musical!
Thanks!
Okay maybe it's too long ago, but keep going on! This Video is very well made, and I would like to see you experimenting with noise more often :)
Thank you Tim, glad you liked it
agree with all the comments, i learned a lot from this! some of the best modular tutorials out there
Thank you very much
Masterful 🥋
Thank you very much
Maybe I missed it but how is it so that it always sound in key ?
Hello, quantizer settings are used to keep it in key
we need more tutorials step by step like this one !!!
Thanks, glad you liked it
As someone new to modular I found this hugely inspirational! It would be great to see the second part if you’re still updating the channel. One question: is it worth using different colors of noise or does the filtering handle most of that?
Hello Trey. Thank you for your comment.Yeah, for sure, it really depends for what you're using the noise. For example if you're using it for some kind of measurements it could be important what kind of noise you're using. But for creative use in music production, especially as a sound source it really doesn't matter so much to me. There are also other kinds of noise sources which are quite different like for example digital noise. Regarding the channel activity, hopefully I will be able to get back to this later this year.
Thanks! Very useful and clear
Thank you
Thank you for your wonderful videos, its very calming and informative
Thank you for your comment. Glad you liked it
this is great, thanks! that bit with elements is beautiful
Thanks
Hello. Would love some new videos from you.
:) yeah me too. I hope sometime later this year. Thank you for watching
this is fantasic. i'm building a system to do something very similar. minus the shift register (yet)
Thanks!
Brilliant, great tutorial.
Great, thank you
I love this!
Thanks William, glad you liked it.