Maybe I’ve asked this on a past video but do you release music under any particular name? Your modules are amazing and inspiring but legitimately too these demos and jams on ALM tv are some of my favorite music. Would definitely buy a record
@@BeniRoseMusic Yeah this opens up a whole new avenue of possibilities. I've still got so much to learn about Pam, and Akemie´s Taiko too. Happy patching to you!
This module is a beast, however liveperforming with it is a nightmare specially when it comes to tweak the waves and ratio knobs. I found myself wrapping my head around finding the specific tone/wave with zero visual feedback.
The second v/oct input controls the 'Freq End', which is only active if 'Speed' is turned up to engage the pitch sweep. The 2 frequency controls (and v/oct inputs) are then used to set the direction and distance of the sweep.
I have a BIA a that I’m struggling to get on with. It sounds to me like this would cover a lot of what BIA can do, plus pull dual service as a melodic voice, all with more predictable control than what BIA offers. Anyone have any thoughts about that? The only other thing that bothers me is that the Taiko is a lot bigger….
one of my fav eurorack drum module
This might be the drum module that I’m looking for.
This is an excellent tutorial! I feel like I can hit the ground running once I obtain this module.
Such a great module.
I love my Akemie's Taiko!!!
Thank you for this helpful video! I just ordered one and look forward to patching it up.
Well done sir.
Such a great module 💥
Maybe I’ve asked this on a past video but do you release music under any particular name? Your modules are amazing and inspiring but legitimately too these demos and jams on ALM tv are some of my favorite music. Would definitely buy a record
👍👍 Music here: complicator.xyz/
@@busycircuitsLink can't be opened, what's going on? Tried to google for 'complicator music' and related terms, but no luck either...
Thinking I need one of these. Weary of conventional modular percussion…
Edit: I didn’t think for too long- it’s in the post!
Would love an Akemie's Taiko mk 2 with stepped and numbered "Algo", "Waves" and "Ratio" knobs.... :) :) Thanks for an amazing product guys.
Lovely.
A bit of an odd question, but what settings did you use on Output 1 to get the rhythm in the "Getting Started" section?
Haha second this question :3
@@cci35 I wanna know too!
Hei, maybe with Delay and setting the Dly / (delay divisor) to 3, so every third step it skips one hit.
@@mikkosalonen6111 whoa never thought to use delay divisor to program skips!
@@BeniRoseMusic Yeah this opens up a whole new avenue of possibilities. I've still got so much to learn about Pam, and Akemie´s Taiko too. Happy patching to you!
This module is a beast, however liveperforming with it is a nightmare specially when it comes to tweak the waves and ratio knobs. I found myself wrapping my head around finding the specific tone/wave with zero visual feedback.
Could someone explain what the second 1v/oct input at the top is for? The manual doesn’t mention its function.
The second v/oct input controls the 'Freq End', which is only active if 'Speed' is turned up to engage the pitch sweep. The 2 frequency controls (and v/oct inputs) are then used to set the direction and distance of the sweep.
I have a BIA a that I’m struggling to get on with. It sounds to me like this would cover a lot of what BIA can do, plus pull dual service as a melodic voice, all with more predictable control than what BIA offers. Anyone have any thoughts about that? The only other thing that bothers me is that the Taiko is a lot bigger….
Id advise you visit a store that has a Taiko on demo so you try before you buy. I wouldn't say its more predictable the BIA!
@@busycircuits thank you I appreciate your honesty!
Unpredictability is its strength
Is that mumdance's voice??
Fm yourself, operator!