VCV Rack Hacks | Most Underrated Module
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- čas přidán 14. 03. 2021
- Tutorial: How to self patch a simple module in many different ways.
This patch is available here:
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This video also serves as supporting material for my MIDI Composition course at Music & Technology program, State University of New York, Purchase.
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"And in a few places I even used it as a filter" :-D
The coolest thing I learned in this video is Gig Bus Mixer. This is going to completely evolve my workflow.
After viewing your website , it's very clear that your musical talents go way beyond VCV. I am blown away.
OK. This is "next level" patching. The fact that you manage to get SO many textures, and control options from this module is as fascinating as it is enlightening. And - also shows the unique power of VCV. Cheers!
This is the craziest thing i've ever seen in Modular ! Wow ! Thanks so much for sharing. I feel like a beginner again trying to understand your patch hahaha ! Well done , you are truly a Master of Vcv :)
most underrated vcv youtuber
i think you have a vague concept of underrated :-))
Ciupiński has collaborated with a variety of artists, musicians, choreographers, and film directors, including Oscar-winning director Andrzej Wajda, and scored the music for United Nations documentary Opening Doors. Ciupiński studied with Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Christopher Rouse at the Juilliard School, Zbigniew Bujarski and Krzysztof Penderecki at the Cracow Academy of Music, and with Edwin Roxbrough and Joe Cutler at the Birmingham Conservatoire.
@@mariorossi7225 its a play on the title of the video.....
Way better than omri
I love to see such wizardry using foundational tools, sometimes I skip over exploring the basics because of shiny complex modules, but this inspires me to try a cleaner approach
And there actually some of the more powerful one's without knowing.
Me: *gazes upon trypophobic nightmare of a patch with noodles all over it*
Jakub: welcome to my relaxing patch
Me: The. What.
Okay, I will say, that is amazing. Like, I think the standard VCF absolutely sucks. But fair enough, it is versatile.
Cool how many different sounds you achieved just using filters. Also a realy lovely composition. Just lovely!
This is absolutely brilliant! Talk about that I had NO idea this was possible!
Inspiring and beautiful. Nicely done! Bravo
Fantastic lesson. Great patch! Subscribed.
This was beautiful too watch, amazing!
This video really blew my mind. Thank you.
This is pretty awesome Jakub! Love it!
Oh! You have new videos! This is beautiful. I need to catch up with the others!
You certainly have one of the best channels for learning!!! And in an extremely clear and enjoyable way!!! Thank you very much!!!
Thanks for the video. You just opened up a new world. Amazing work!
This is insane, thank u. I'm just starting with vcv rack and had no idea that you could self oscillate. This is great!
you have an extraordinary and disconcerting modular approach, it is with real pleasure that I devour your videos. A big thank-you.
Absolute crazy, thanks for sharing this with us ...
Wow! And, I keep learning. Thanks for sharing.
Great!!! Hell of a patch.
And you explain it very well unlike some others.
Hello from the Rochester corner of New York State. This is super-cool. I thank you for sharing. I do a lot of generative music using inexpensive semi-modular hardware synths. I've not yet ventured into the modular rabbit-hole. Tonight may be the night after watching this video!
Great video. Taught me a lot.
the wood block sound was shocking. good stuff.
This is amazing! I don't quite understand the theory behind some of the applications but wow!
This is so joyous!
this is amazing! bravo :)
What a great video!! Changed my life.
I'm so not ready for this yet, but I love it!
Haha couldn't have said it better myself
Incredible stuff
Not sure I fully understand everything going but sure sounds beautiful
Thank you !!
really :-)
my english is too bad to say how much i appreciate your work on this..
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A great lesson
Self oscillating the VCF with resonance and cross modulating. Very cool idea. ;)
incredible
superb!!!
Super! You are a genius
This is unbelievable
Why use dozens of modules when one will do? :D This is amazing. I especially liked the subtle little sonic effects you obtained by tweaking resonance etc. - the things that would be near impossible to achieve with an ordinary oscillator. This is experimental music at its finest.
Amazing!
Amazing
You’re a genius
Awesome
Splendid! *__*
very Impressive
This is absolutely incredible. I'm astonished. Thank you so much for sharing. Can you please share the patch?
Wow, a lot of those voices sound much better than regular oscillators! I wish I better understood how you were driving the VCF Freq from the arpeggiator section.
its relly fun and interisting to play and have fun with you ideas i just trying to made a patch only with vcf it sems very powerfull
Wild
So amazing. I subscribe :o)
Thank you, very convincing, will try it out. How did you achieve the beautiful saxophone sound? I heard this guy practicing in the subway station a couple of weeks ago and I was wondering how I could achieve the same purity in v c v. Truly I had this image of waves coming out of the horn like finely coiled steel springs. Anyway, thank you.
Ive noticed that a lot of the behaviors of the vcf are entirely dependant on sample rate, which is interesting
Think of the extreme; if you are sending a 20khz sine wave and your sample rate is 22khz, the system or filter is only seeing one value for each wave or cycle. In that particular ratio the mixer output would "beat" at a 2khz rate. Depending on the cut-off frequency for the filter, it could completely block the 20khz signal. Most of the audio we produce in VCV are usually less than 10khz, but it's like sending a 1080p image to a monitor with only 240 vertical pixels - you will never see the detail of the image until you increase the resolution of the monitor to at least the pixel count of the image. In the case of audio, the sample rate should be at least twice the maximum output frequency - at least.
How’d you get the yellow labels on there?
Edit: found it! called GLUE
Mind blowing video!
I have been playing with these waves. I love how the resonance slewing vca works on the software (only hpf out). But it seems hitting the resonance with voltage when frequency modulating reacts different. I tried to use two filters tracking the same pitch, instead of internal routing to do the fm. So the pitch, fm amount of the modulator won’t change. It doesn’t quite sound the same as internal routing though. Is there a way to frequency modulate, and have the resonance react mode like the non frequency modulated waves?
this patch kicks too much ass!!
I have been enjoying your patches in VCV and opened up many ideas. Could we get patch files for all of the hack videos that you have done.
*Reminds me of Oneohtrix Point Never's music. You should make a 1h long mix with this :)*
Am I correct to think that part of the reason this gets that slightly atonal "boards of Canada" analog feel, is because the tuning is actually sample rate dependent? Feedback in VCV happens with a 1-sample delay, so any stable frequency is going to depend on a whole number of samples?
sadly the video ends haha
whil be cool if i could download that first patch and play and experiment with it
Can you explain how do you use a filter as an oscillator ??
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Trying to mimic something like this in miRack on iPad... sadly it seems none of the filters in miRack behave like the stock VCF in VCV. Am I missing something?
please make one using vcv rack 2
Second this, I went to go play around with this idea last night and saw that the VCF from VCV2 is pretty different!
[11:00] The second one "soft saw" is the sum of cosine multiples, as opposed to a proper saw which is the sum of sine multiples (attenuated -6 dB per octave) - that's why it sounds like a saw, because human hearing can't detect the phase of the harmonics directly.
Jakub is the proof, woke people can be smart too!
I think you may have invented a weird, new form of synthesis? It creates such a warm, bubbly, pleasant analog feel 😄
I hadn't watched the whole video, and what I realize now, is you've probably invented a digital form of very old fashioned analog synthesis - all waveforms used to be a analog. So this is how they were made?
2 things - how do you get your GIG modules to do that solo effect, and what the heck are you running for a computer? I have a pretty stout Win 10 Intel Xeon with 64 GB Ram with Rack set at 30 hz and 1 thread and this patch is consistently over the 100% Max threshold.
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Jakub what hardware and OS is this running on?
where to download?
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How much a big deal is the CPU/Ram when your using vcv Rack?
Hi! How did you make the signatures on the modules? Or is it video editing?
It must be a vcv plugin but I'm not sure I was wondering the same
Now you just have build the same patch but all the filters are made by chaining mixers together
Ah.
Can you imagine this done with a Eurorack? LOL.
It would be very expensive hahaha
@@Val_Cla That goes without saying, lol, but it would require the side of a house to hold them all, lol.
🤍!
I've just tried your patch inside Rack 2 Free (although stoermelder is still missing) and the result is totally different from Rac 1. The effects are still recognizable but they're not musical. I guess the internal changes to the engine and foundamentals will require some tuning to get the melody back. czcams.com/video/9UC4UV64CUs/video.html
Another comment seemed to say the effect was highly dependent on the sample rate. So it may be interesting to try the other options under the Engine drop-down menu for the overall program settings. Worth a shot at least.
Genius. This helped me evolve.
using all black wires ads a whole lot of unnecessary difficulty when trying to figure out how you patched this. And you don't really discuss how you route the sound to the output. No info at all on the Bus Depot nor Bus Route. You will be punished by angry vegetables for this. And they will be raw vegetables.
I can only focus on the loud lip smacking noises you are making the whole time it’s disgusting.
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The "natural" character you're getting is so cool.