The sci-fi nerd in me wants to fly that to the stars. amazing setup. happy i found the older video after watching you use it the other day. really beautiful case and design.
As someone the came across RMR in the OP-1 videos days, I gotta say I love how far this channel has come. I have an old Juno and a Novation Peak and have 0 intention of buying any more synths. I like seeing the stuff that is being built and I generally like seeing you, as Jeremy, explore stuff. Your videos don't feel as safe and Brand Sanitized as a lot of the other stuff on RU-vid and even though I have no interest in buying more hardware, I can usually learn something about synthesis or production from watching these videos. Echo is adorable and I would keep coming back for puppy updates alone.
This channel confuses me - one day there is a rant about the gear industry and the problems with having excess to waste your money on...and then this? lol
I just invested in a Doepfer 12U monster case so I could smoosh my random sized smaller cases in to one sensible case, honestly I found the organising of modules really dull and a bit overwhelming. Seeing you do it helps me make sense of it a bit more, so yeah, thanks ✌️
2manysynths is solid! And very helpful to make exactly what you want in absolutely the right way. I love it. I've had one of the vcs3 style cases for a while (about a quarter of that size ofc) and it's absolutely stunning, and it hasn't even caused any serious issues with the cheaper power supply. But that fancy one does look super dependable. Your description of arrangement was super helpful and gave me some great ideas on how to get things flowing a bit better and let some modules stop gathering dust. ☺️
Have you seen the ST Modular Lange Anna? It's basically the Make Noise CV Bus but in intellijel 1u form. Seems like something that might help with the ergonomics of this behemoth
I gave it a shot - replicating some of this in Modular Grid. Unfortunately the max side of any cases on the site are 168 HP, whereas they would need to be 200 HP to fit all of these! :(
It's so wild to hear those power numbers. I work with computers, predominantly laptops, tablets, and desktops that are too small to contain their own powersupply; so like, Microsoft makes the Surface line of products, and one of them, the Surface Dock 2, takes a 199W charger, which is smaller than 2 slices of wonderbread (approximately, it's close so maybe I'm off) Most companies have settled on 19.5 or 20V 3.3~A chargers, but some of these things, especially the older ones, take more like 15A, which is pretty scary considering things like your "molex" in a PC are only rated for 6A per pin. I get that the challenge has to be getting much better power, cleaner, more resilient to loading. It's fun to see a different application where the context is so different
@@RedMeansRecording Oh, only reason is it is fun to see how much something is. (Love personal finance). No worries in the slightest, thanks my good man!
I thought the more common subtractive synthesis audio routing would be VCO -> VCF -> VCA. Can someone maybe give me a few subtractive synths examples where the routing is VCO -> VCA -> VCF?
How to ( not ) buy a synthesizer vid VS An Embarrassment of Riches. Did you get rid of most of what you had and end up with this? Or continue expanding? Or get rid of lots to swap for this? :)))
@@RedMeansRecording just curious. Me and my buddy said by the age of 50 we are gana have walls. I’m just curious what the standard price tag would be. I’m sure you got deals and all that good stuff
Hey! I was looking up your modules and adding up the value. I bet it comes to more than my retirement accounts. Come to think of it, modules are a better investment than stocks lately. Especially anything by Mutable!
Future Jeremy deletes Past Jeremy... The "shuttle" would normally be called a "patch panel" if it was networking, love that addition will save on some serious cable overload.
Dear Mr. Blake. In your latest video I note you measure the reviewed item using your head. This is an intolerable outrage. It is widely, if not universally agreed that the standard measurement of all items is either in bananas or swimming pools. Please, therefore, would you be so good as to measure your head using a banana and subsequently inform us of the standard measurements. Yours, a whining child.
Damn dude that rig is incredible. Do you have a modulargrid put together for those of us nerds who do want to see all the modules you’re working with? P.s. I love Echo
Honestly, I was enjoying the rundown of each individual module. Kinda disappointed you stopped part way through. Was hoping you might still tack it on at the end... I know how to skip forward if something's boring me. I'd rather have the choice. Don't let the self doubt bite you at editing time.
I was really liking the breakdown, but I get why it may be boring. Being someone who has been so fascinated by what you can do with this stuff, I really dig getting a deeper understanding of what you use to do it.
That thing is amazing; well done. I'm curious about ER, and this helped some of it make sense. BTW, the new(ish) DJI microphone setup is very nice, and you'd be hands-free.
Jeremy, (or anyone) serious existential question: when you die, what plans have you made for your system? Thousands spent on it, what do you want done with it? And of course, this is none of my business, so feel free to invoke that. 🎉
Wow! I’d be very interested to know what rig like that would cost. Tbh I think I’d really struggle with option paralysis on something like this. One of the reasons I’ve avoided eurorack up to now. That plus the fact that I like not being broke…
It is very expensive. Unless people send you stuff to review. I have a modest rack, 4 rows of 104 hp. All told it probably cost over $7k. But it is really lovely. I know this will sound odd but i’m happy with what i have & i’m not tempted to get more. 😂
nice... i have 16 tube modules, its mad not one of these setups i see these days hasnt a single tube, they arent all screaching effects, i have lovely harmonic preamps in euro
