20 features of the Circuit MonoStation you need to know! 

Thanks. That Pot Pickup was what I was missing!

Fantastic!! Thanks

excellent video. very well structured and explained and easy to follow. i just got a monostation and so i watched a lot of of explainvideos but yours is the most comprehensively, helpful and inspiring one for me.

Super video, thank you! I basically knew all that but it was good to see that again so well structured in 1 video. I find that very helpful. Mono Station is an awesome piece!

Great thanx!

That was excellent, thank you.....

Fantastic video! Just got one and this video is so helpful. Thank you!!!

You should try the TherapSID. You like the analogue synths and the therapsid is a c64 sid chip based box (it has 2 slots for 2 sid chips) and sounds awesome 8 bit full analogue. Nothing compares to it and its built quality is second to none. The 2 sids can be driven by different midi channels. It would be fantastic to see a video where you use it along with the mono station and the circuit or circuit tracks.

Great information again. Thanks!

Great video, excellent tips, thanks for this :-)

Great tutorial, thank you!!

Very informative, thanks!

Great Video thx!

Looking in comments for a time stamp of each feature explained

Fantastic 💪👏🏽

I just bought a Mono Station, it's a very cool gear. But I'm under the impression that the two oscillators are not completely independent. What I mean is that when I press a note on Osc 1 Note page (pink), I still hear Osc 2 ringing at the same time (simple test: you can hear that by holding the note an turning the Osc 2 knob in the Mixer: the sound changes. If only Osc 1 was triggered, then I would be hearing no change). The same happens when the notes are sequenced, and the same goes for Osc 2 Note page (green) when Paraphonic mode is on. My impression is that both tracks control _by default_ the two oscillators at the same time BUT when a note is triggered at the same time on the two tracks, then the note on the first track goes to Osc 1 and the note on the second track goes to Osc 2. But when you have only one note at some step in either track 1 or track 2, then that note goes to the 2 oscillators at the same time. Am I right? If that's the case, then labeling the two tracks as "Osc 1" and "Osc 2" is kind of a misleading choice. Often, that's usually what you want to have a sound with more depth, but in some occasions it leads to some voice stealing when you want to sequence two different melodies.

I just bought one of these, the evil Amazon has them on sale. Its a great synth they packed allot into a small form factor.

3:30 WHAT I NEVER KNEW THAT!!!

Thank you 4 this video. I love it and any help is welcome. I combine it with Korg Nutec NTS-1. :-)

Great video. I love my Circuit, but the mono station doesn’t seem to get the same love from the synth community. I don’t know why though because as your video demonstrates, it’s a deceptively powerful synth.

Interesting video. I am sorely tempted to get one of these. I do have a question before I do so though. Can you store specific LFO rates on specific steps in the Modulation sequencer. Say I have this bassline and I want a certain number of wubs on one step but then a different number of wubs on a different step. Can I sequence that so the LFO rate/number of wubs stays the same on specific steps no matter what notes I play? So basically, what I'm asking is, can the Monostation Dubstep?

Nice video ! Please what is your stand for the Mono Station ? I am looking for one :)

I would love to know what kind of table/stand you have for the mono station. Thanks!!!

it's possible made a racheting in the pattern?

can someone please tell me how to dim the terrible led light pads..

How do I live record a pattern longer then 16 steps with this thing? You're my last hope Nu Trix

Hi. I have just purchased the circuit mono and drumbrute but im having troubles syncing them together through 3.5mm jacks. Any idea how? . Seems like the circuit play double the bpm of the drumbrute