@@Solargarlicc It goes deep, but don't be afraid! I think it's rewarding at every level, and when it feels like you've gone too far, you can always back up and sell stuff (I scaled up and then scaled back down a bit). For more of my modular experiments (short form), check out my instagram @zacklur. Thanks for dropping by!
zajebiste ! 174 Hz is believed to relive pain and stress, 285 Hz heals tissues and organs, 396 Hz releases fear and guilt, and 417 Hz facilitates change.
love that o-tool oscillator visualizer thing! also, what are the machines you have on either side of the rack? looks so curious I wonder what you’re up to! xx
Thanks! Yeah, the o'Tool is great--there are other Eurorack oscilloscopes, but I like the size of that one and it's always been part of my rack. On the right is a Creality 3D Printer I was using at the time. On the left is a rack that has an Elektron Analog Heat Mk2 I was using as well, just for a little added warmth, but not really critical to this setup.
Thanks for this video.I just got my Obey 4 today and used your download to reference fader position. Hooked up my Colorstrip mini and it worked as you posted. I was trying to use them with my Obey 40 and couldn’t get them to work. Thanks again
Am I looking at the whole thing? All this sound came from just that box? (and an Elektron Heat MK2, whatever that is?). Each of those modules are individually purchased and put into that cabinet? If there is a youtube somewhere that shows how that part is done, please let me know. I am curious. No flames please. Amazing sounds and atmosphere, yes, like Brian Eno but most intriguing when it is generated by 'the object'. Love the concept.
Yes, this is the whole thing. All the sound is from that box, and in fact, only certain modules in that box. The Elektron Heat simply adds a little bit of analog warmth but isn't really doing much to the overall sound--mostly just a pass-through in this case. There are tons of youtube videos on putting together a modular system (which is where I learned out to do it). Definitely take some time and explore. You can even put together a virtual rack with VCV Rack - vcvrack.com/Rack
@@jszack Thanks very much for taking the time to respond. Inspiring. I remember when the minimoog came out in the 70's. This though is so much more than that. Thanks again for this soundtrack! Its perfect when there is heavy 'brain work' to do.
This is very nice background ambience for when I am playing Starsector. Amazing atmosphere, mainly when exploring some far away star systems or nebulas for derelicts.
After a sudden trip to the emergency room, this music just got me through a painful night. Listened to it twice! Very soothing to the soul, and much appreciated!
