Thanks, I have been liking this type of "demo" of an item. Experiencing it in operation, with some explanation of what is happening. Thanks for the content.
Sometimes RU-vid's algorithms are stupid as hell, but this time they certainly picked a winner. This was a recommended video while I was looking for information on the Poly Hector. The Poly Cinematic is a much better fit for what I'm trying to do, so thanks for magically appearing in my list and making me buy one!
The fact that you are able to excel at the artform of music using so many different approaches through different gear is astonishing to watch. Another great performance!!!
Okay... 1. Brilliant music. 1.1. Therefore, brilliant performance. 2. Unbelievably delightful sounding synth module... Seriously. The only synths in recent years that knocked me out like that have been UDO's Super 6, Roland's SE02, and Mutable's Shruthi.
Three module challenge: Knobula, a cv to midi module (expert sleepers or?), Pamela's new workout. Anyway, perfect to come home to after a long day. Thank you
Both the Poly Cin and the Poly Effects Hector are in the mail on their way for the passed couple of weeks.. Needless to say, this video just made that wait even more difficult ;) Can't wait and excellent vid Jeremy, as always!!
This is lovely! I appreciate the ambient channel because each new venture feels like an EP, and since there is no talking you can stay entirely for the music and it feels less like a review or technical video. Not that I don't like your videos that you talk and review things or do tutorials, but its nice to have both!
Coming back to this cuz jam 2 is such a vibe. Really wanna hear the poly cinematic go full trance, I'm wondering if it has the JP8000 goodness or if that's more the Chainsaw's purview, having not had the chance to touch either.
This is great, anybody else want to try to recreate what the Poly Cinematic does with multiple VCV rack modules? Trying to suppress my habit to buy every cool sounding module I hear.
@@RedMeansRecording I am hearing a bit of a strum that really makes it sound that way, are you just messing with the midi velocity or some other fun cool technique you can share?
How are you sequencing it? I've not found a good way to do this from within my eurorack, except for the traditional one with CV/Gate and the chord select CV (which isn't quite using it to its full potential I feel).
@@AllanEising No wonders, it went by in a flash…. I think an Arturia Keystep over MIDI would be also a good solution, since you can play it but also program polyphonic sequences within it… But I can’t think of any solutions that stay within Eurorack. Even the Doepfer polyphonic modules rely on them being played externally.
Since the knobula is best controlled over MIDI You could probably record and store a MIDI sequence track in the squarp Hermod module and then send midi to the knobula as well. IMHO, it’s more difficult to do the same purely over CV
I have a hard time understanding why I'd want this over a proper polysynth. This device in particular has very limited CV inputs, so it seems like the main advantage to having it in eurorack is you could use your euro sequencers, but again you could use cv->midi for the same purpose.
@@RedMeansRecordingModular thanks, sorry if I didn't phrase it explicitly enough, I was wondering if it was like certain modules where polyphony was limited to "premade" block chords
