MAKE NOISE MORPHAGENE TUTORIAL ~ Eurorack sample module 

You're welcome, glad it was helpful!

Agreed. Make Noise's documentation is a bit silly. I'm happy to read a treatise on music philosophy, but in the context of a module's manual, just the facts, ma'am.

@@strangersun7721 I disagree, the manual is well put together , in fact this chap is simply explaining from it 2bh… all things said is found within it.. although I appreciate this slight simplicity of it , so cheers to the lads over at make noise and cheers to the OP 🍻

Thanks Walter, glad it was helpful!

Just got mine today. Terrified.

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Thanks Ryan!

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Mark Birchall It got 1V/oct in a later firmware update, so you can play stuff in keys now.

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It's probably from the sample//it's a lo-fi sample of a dialogue, if the volume gets louder, so does the noise. Nothing to do with morphagene.

Thanks! Yeah I plan to do a similar thing for maths soon.

Thanks man, glad it was helpful!

Yeah I haven't been importing sounds through the SD card yet, I've been using the Morphagene more as an effects unit than a traditional sample player. Each reel effectively gets stored as a separate file. There's something called "reel mode" which you enter by pressing Splice+Rec. Then you can choose a different reel from the SD card. Mounting/loading the card is done by pressing "shift" when the card is unmounted. To load to a computer you can just plug the SD card into a card reader. Reels are just stored as standard wav files so you can add and remove them as you please. If you look at page 26 in the manual it explains how to do non-real time functions (e.g. manually creating and loading wav files). Hope that helps!

very helpful sir. thank you so much for getting back to me! this helped me!

haha maybe.

There are many modules that take outside gear(levels) into the modular world and vise/versa, you can look them on on www.modulargrid.net (search for "line in" or "line out"). Looking at that page something like the "listen IO" from "4MS" looks like a good module for that sort of thing. As for the level differences between instruments and recording them in the Morphagene you can push ' "rec." + "shift" to auto-adjust the level of the incoming signal or - with the new firmware - you can even set the incoming gain, there is video here on YT about that on their channel: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xF9tW3ATqTQ.html W. the new firmware "the Auto-level procedure has been replaced with an improved input gain staging, accessed with a 4-step gain selection (blue-green-orange- purple). To use, Hold Record, and Press Shift to step through the gain settings: Blue: low -3db, Green: modular level, Orange: medium +6db, Purple: high +12db."

abc123 wow thank you for the response! This is very helpful! I’ve read the morphagene manual and it doesn’t say anything about the 4-step gain control, which is a really nice feature vs the auto gain. The 4ms Listen IO module looks perfect for line in and out w the morphagene. Thank you!

Hey thanks! I'm just plugging it into Intellijel's 1u I/O module (which is connected to the 1/4" outputs on the back of the case, a Intellijel 7u 84hp case). From there you can go straight to a mixer or audio-interface (then to DAW, speakers). In this case since I was making a video I plugged into my Zoom recorder to capture the audio. Hope that helps.

once upon a synth Thanks for getting back! :)

I have that same Intellijel case and Audio I/O module up top.... so how do I get external audio not from other modules onto the Morphagene, like my voice, a piano, or me sampling something like movie dialogue?

@@ThisIsMajorTom913 With a mic!

Everyone and all the charts seems to say: get maths, no matter what else you have :D

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Thanks!

Thanks for the tip, I'll have to try that out.

once upon a synth did you?

@@VictorSteiner no ~ 😂😢

hmm not sure sorry, I haven't tried loading my own reels via the SD card yet. Maybe Audacity is exporting in a different format? Are your files all stereo wav files at 32bit floating point, 48KHz?

yes, wav, 32 bit float, stereo, 48khz, no longer than 87 seconds. well, i'll check using reaper tomorrow then. by the way, really nice tutorial video you got here! thanks!

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