Patching ideas with the Instruo Arbhar
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Here's an in-depth overview of Arbhar - • Instruo - Arbhar Overview
More about granular synthesis with Arbhar - • What is Granular Synth...
If you're wondering how Arbhar and Morphagene are similar/different - • What is Granular Synth...
00:00 - Introduction and some sounds
00:47 - Follow mode
04:02 - Follow mode example
04:50 - Wavetable mode
10:56 - Wavetable mode example
11:36 - Live processing
16:58 - Live processing example
18:17 - 6 layers
23:39 - Arps
24:24 - Internal Mic
25:53 - Generative Grainbient
27:09 - 6 instruments
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Built in mic is a stroke of genius on this module
So helpful. I must buy and Arbhar. 👍👍
Thanks Omri. Gorgeous sounds and excellent commentary on your patching. I learnt a lot!
Glad it was helpful!
really amazing! I got my module this week and cant wait to spend the weekend on it. keep u the great videos!
Oh nice! I wish you many hours of granular fun!
This is such a helpful video! Thanks Omri!
Glad it was helpful!
already watched this, now i own one and watched it again...very nice examples and patching ideas, thanks for it!
Oh nice! Have fun!
I'm always amazed by your videos Omri ,a real delight ,thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much!
thank you very much as always Omri. You are always opening our mind to discover new paths of creativity.
I appreciate it!
Omri, thank you so so much for this high quality video and explanation. You just made my Arbhar x1000 times more valuable. Keep up the good work that you do! thanks ***
Glad it was helpful!
Wow these examples sound fantastic and are movie soundtrack ready! Thanks for all your hard work with VCV Rack.
Thank you very much!
great video Omri, very informative, I have the Arbhar for some time now but I did learned something new today, thank you for this.
I'm happy you enjoyed it 🙂
FANTASTIC Omri. Thank you. Indeed, the Lubadh next!! :)
Thanks so much!
Great tutorial. Thanks so much
Glad it was helpful!
Great as usual!! Thanks :) :)
Cheers!
Thanks for this! Learning a lot! :)
Glad it was helpful!
Omri thanks for this... Explained follow mode in a way I get! Yay! Love da arb I do!
Happy to help!
@@OmriCohen-Musici really appreciate it.
For the sequence where you have a note per buffer - is follow mode on then too?
Oh my days the last bit with lots of instruments... Melting!!! ❤️
Thanks this is very nice !
Glad you like it!
This is awesome, gave me ideas. I'd love to see any vids where you combine arbhar and lubadh.
Thanks so much!
Omg.. This Arbhar... Thx Omri, awesome, Instruo should send you every module for free.. 👌
Glad you like it!
It's easy when you have the money. I have the Moog Sub 37 TE, Make Noise 0-coast and 0-ctrl. I play them with Eventide Space and Zoom G2.
Great tutorial, thanks for this! I have only yet turned my arbhar on to make sure it works lol….I have a lot of exploration ahead of me.
Have fun!
This is so much fun to watch you work! But someday I will be able to afford Instruo and even then not even get close to what you achieve...
Fantastic, Omri! All these new ideas for a module I already use! 😃🙌
Oh nice! Let me know how it goes :)
@@OmriCohen-Music Will do! I've never tried the follow function before. And I need to check what my switch is set to on the back. The built in reverb looks interesting.
@@IceLocus The built in reverb is something else. But you'd be needing an attenuator for it :)
Good one Omri! Arbhar can do a lot of different things, pretty amazing. How much does it overlap with Morphagene would you say?
Yeah, it's a beautiful instrument. About Morphagene, I don't really think that they overlap at all. Already from the way they handle recording, it's quite clear that they are 2 different worlds. It's true, Morphagene can splice the audio into short enough splices, but it's not really granular. And Arbhar cannot really playback full samples like Morphagene.
Same to me learning a lot if you like do something like that with the Lubadh and saïch
Thank you! I have so many ideas but I'm not so sure this channel is the place for them... I will have to see how to approach this.
Omri
where did you get your morphagene replacement knob fir the speed dial? was it easy to swap out? for as sensitive as that dial is i would love to replace with something larger. i just got an Arbhar and all your videos helped seal the deal. thank you so much for all your instructional vids.
Hi! I just "borrowed" the pitch knob of my Neutron :) It makes quite a difference. I saw though that there are bigger knobs available from Make Noise so maybe you can find some of these.
will you do something like this for Lubadh?
It's on the list :)
@@OmriCohen-Music yes please
Great video Omri! At around the 13 minutes mark you use the quadratt through the arbhar expander to get a wet signal. Is that the same as using the wet/dry pot on the top of Arbhar itself or is there a difference?
Thanks :) Ans yes, that's the same. I think I wanted to do something else at first and I just left the connection.
@@OmriCohen-Music thanks for the reply. I was afraid I was missing something.
Still waiting for my order to be fulfilled (February this year) ..... Hopefully soon. Looking forward to your presentation.
I hope there will be some available soon :) Cheers!
@@OmriCohen-Music Could be worse ..... 3+ years waiting for the Cirklon ..... ha ha ha.
For people in US, Arbhar is more often than not available at Signal Sounds (out of stock RN). The listed price will be lower as you are not required to pay the Euro VAT. Shipping to US is also more than reasonable.
Sounds Great thank you for showing and explaining.
Glad you like it!
for a second i was afraid of your rack bending ahaha
What are you using reverb wise at 0:29?
That's the built-in reverb of Arbhar :)
Is it possible to jump between different splices using morphagene too? And morph between them. Also the live granular mode, is that kind of how mimeophon works?
Well, yes, you can sequence the splices. It will not have the same effect as Arbhar, but you can still jump from one splice to another. The Mimeophon is not really granular. You can freeze the delay and scan through the recording, but it will not granulize the signal like other granular processors do.
@@OmriCohen-Music Thank you Omri! Really like your videos!
Cheers!
You gotta give them credit that module is one cool looking m***********
Can you recreate your hardware rack in this video in vcv by chance ?
That can be interesting!
What were you recording your kalimba with? Just the internal mic of the arbhar?? Or another?
Yeah, the built in mic of Arbhar works great but in this case, I used the line out of the kalimba.
@@OmriCohen-Music cool thanks, I was looking at getting a module to input a microphone, or a way to use something like that live. Would you have any recommendations?
@@pavlosfarsalas6347 Well, I've been using different things until now. I used my Zoom recorder as a mic. That worked quite ok. I also used it to amplify a different mic, and that was great as well. I finally decided to get something dedicated and got the Befaco Instrument Interface. I really enjoy it until now. I use it to amplify my condencer mic for my flute, and also with my bass. It works nicely.
@@OmriCohen-Music Awesome sounds perfect. I make native american style flutes and really want to add some into eurorack but found it hard to use without some sort of amp to add gain. Maybe its just the type of microphone I am using..
Thanks for the info!
Mine arrived literally minutes ago, but it’s too hot in the studio to install it. Next best thing? Arbhar porn on YT from people who know what they’re doing. Thanks Omri!
Oh nice, have fun!
Did you skip the big case?
Not really, no. A smaller case is just easier to handle I guess.
Does Arbhar come with the expander, or is it a separate buy?
Expander comes in the box with its own ribbon cable.
@@RadekDrozdalski Thanks, I've just bought Mutable Beads, was thinking of Arbhar to complement it. Hopefully this video will help me make up my mind thanks. :)