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This was useful, 9 years after the making, and I subscribed to thank you.

Thank you a lot for your videos!!! <3

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man what osilloscope is that anyway ???? i really would like one for my modular that isnt the behringer brains module... its really simplistic and weak if you know what i mean.

Titans for this! I just feel into the rabbit hole this weekend and this is my first filter. I did not know what to do with the cv inputs but this have me some food ideas!

Like pulling teeth to get to the point dude. It's got blinky lights. Show us the blinky lights. Talking about synths is like dancing about architecture.

so how does it sound?

What's the difference between CV1 and CV2 in of the filter? That one has an attentuator/polarizer and the other has not? Or is one meant for 0 to 10 Volt for an EG and the other for a Doepfer LFO with -2.5 to +2.5 Volt? I don't get it...

Still an excellent tutorial. Classic.

It would be interesting to hear it without the original signal blended?

5:29

so much fucking talking

Been watching your vids for a bit now, great stuff, and awesome to peruse while away from my system to confirm or get inspired to try something I didn't think of. Thanks, Raul!

I love this module. I use it for waveshaping. Audio-rate into the CV, and 2 or 3 Outs into some VCAs connected to sine waves tuned for equal octaves. I use my oscillator's "sync" jacks to keep all the osc. drift in check.

Of course the main idea is to apply voltage control so the waveform is not static.

Would like to hear the notch with no resonance.

There is no Notch demo in this video.

Thank you so much Raul for your tutorials on patching. I can’t think of another instructor/creator who does it in such an easy way to understand. I especially appreciate how you would demonstrate something and then do it again methodically with GREAT detailed information. Really made a difference for me.

I have been coming back to this video time and time again, hard to tell but looks like it covers a lot of the same sound as the AFG. Anyone test this?

dude, you are just an doepfer extremist and that's the truth

Q in electronics is for (filter) quality factor. Abstractly it's the amount of energy stored versus lost, and has a dampening effect. additionally in a resonant filter it works out that having a tall sharp peak at resonant frequency(s) means it has a narrow bandwidth and less loss, or "high Q". More Q means more energy rings through the resonant circuit. Think like a spring or a pendulum. Note, "quality" doesn't indicate it is good or an accurate representation of the input signal (fidelity).

Visual is not important at all. We enjoy in musik, and leastening. So ears are more important. I dont have to look your rewiev, which is ok, but only to leasten music

So, well, it's basically a wavefolder.

137-1?

Thanks for making all your tutorials. It was cool seeing that huge Doepfer rig!

Thanks I've got a Roland 512 vco and this really helped me understand it .

Nice going Raul

Do you have a video comparing the A-120 with A-108? Since both are Moog type ladder filters. Just wondering which one I should go with. Thank you for all yoru videos -- theya re wonderful.

what scope do u use? i feel like i need one to see whats going on with my waveforms

Well made, very straightforward. This would have been useful to me in the early days of learning modular.

Rails funniest video

Video !

thanks for good job! how to understand where is inputs and where is the outputs? im starting with modular, i have A110 vco x2; A 106 6 XP filter, Maths; A140 ADSR; A130 VCA; A131 VCA

finally understand what a slew limiter is (a cv wavesmoother that attenuates)

Doepfer should sponsor you for these

nice visuals, thanks

this is one of the best channels for modular stuff, very inspiring

great tutorials. learned much about my doepfer modules. All the best from denmark.

Calling this "Basics" would be an exaggeration as there is nothing about the use of the modules. "Reading the text on the front panels" would be more precise.

He is back!!!

thank you for this, explained well! whats the difference to an attenuverter with offset compared to this?

Raul your videos are excellent. I am pondering getting into Modular so these are very helpful to see what I want. Thanks for your hard work!

Thanks a lot to come back

Why he end

excellent sound demo, event in 2021!

Its a 9:24 video and we don't hear a filter until 6:46.

Here I am, years later checking this out again as Doepfer now makes a mini version of this filter and I intend to use four (4! 🙀) of them in my new poly system!

Awesome music!

Wouldn't a NOT continuously sounding sequence be more appropriate for demonstrating a reverb device? ...so that the pure reverb sound sometimes could be heard?

Understood hard sync, did not understand soft sync. Explanation seemed a bit vague and something about the slave trying to stay "harmonically related". Not really sure what that meant, Does it run/track at 2X the frequency of the master? 3X 4X? adjustable? Anyhow did not follow what it was doing.