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Modular Podcast Ep #4 - Random with Mark Verbos

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Episode 4 already ... What an absolutely pleasure to have Mark Verbos on the show taking us through ideas and the history of 'Random'. Ben & Matthew met Mark at Superbooth and it was great to talk to him about his modules and ideas there too (Superbooth Verbos video here - • Verbos Electronics - S... ). Check out his Random Sampling module here - www.verboselect...
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All questions, comments, feedback and random shout outs are always welcome. Feel free to hit us up with ideas and share anything with us for future features.

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@olecranonrebellion9976 6 лет назад

Just picked up 6 Verbos modules, and RS is one of them. I found this video on accident, and watched the whole thing. I searched everywhere for new oscillators. I found the harmonic, and complex verbos. I checked out DPO, but I just loved the acoustic quality of Verbos. Then I had to get a few more. I cant wait to see how these integrate into my system. Great Informative video. I don't want to look at Buchla because I already know that someday I have to get one.

@DivKid 6 лет назад

Yeah I get the allure of Buchla too. But Serge is calling me before Buchla :)

@0oCalumo0 8 лет назад

Mark is incredible and never fails to make me feel like an idiot :)

@DivKid 8 лет назад

me too, don't feel bad! :)

@barlobarlo303 8 лет назад

These videos are absolutely fantastic. I'm fixing a noise generator on an ARP 2600; Mark's discussion on analog noise designs really hit home! Great series. Keep them coming.

@DivKid 8 лет назад

Great to hear, thanks Barlo! :)

@forehead84 8 лет назад

Nice mix of history, patch and module discussion. Really enjoyed this as usual.

@DivKid 8 лет назад

thanks :)

@canecreek00 8 лет назад

Another brilliant show, 90% of it was over my head however I still enjoyed it.

@DivKid 8 лет назад

I think it was all of us. I'm half way watching it back! :)

@Flohr 8 лет назад

Loved this one! Always great to hear Mark talk modular history and theory. I also recently got a Nano-Rand and I can also highly recommend it. Switchable bipolar/unipolar random is a nice touch.

@DivKid 8 лет назад

I've had a play around on the Matthew's Nano Rand and I would love one, very cool unit.

@Natemasterflex 6 лет назад

This was a fantastic episode! Tons of great tips and tricks!

@DivKid 6 лет назад

Cheers Nathan, I've enjoyed watching it back. Mark was great.

@ourigin 7 лет назад

Love closing my eyes while Mark is talking and picturing it's actually Louis CK.

@DivKid 7 лет назад

I need to load up some Louis CK and compare, never crossed my mind.

@TheSlowGrowth 8 лет назад

marks explainations are very, very informative. Absolutely great!

@DivKid 8 лет назад

yeah unreal, we were so chuffed to have an amazing couple of conversations and Superbooth with him and even more to document this in the show. Amazing!

@TheSlowGrowth 8 лет назад

Actually you and mark are a great duo: He is supplying the engineering perspective with all the nerdy but super interesting details while you are giving great examples of practical use or analogies that help not-so-nerdy people to understand what mark is saying. I hope to see more podcasts like that! Thanks for the effort you put into this!

@DivKid 8 лет назад

I think it was a good conversation with some back and forth glad you thought so. Definitely keeping these monthly topical shows going. Trying to decide on the topic for episode 5 at the minute and get guests firmed up for it. Also looking to do more straight up "interviews" like we did with Jason Amm from IDOW.

@M_Campbell 8 лет назад

A good topic might be the 'modular' approach/moment being co-opted by software venders like NI and Softtube.

@DivKid 8 лет назад

not sure about that one as none of use that stuff. So we can't offer any experiences on it.

@MODUS_OP 7 лет назад

This was an awesome show! I've always been puzzled by the SoU module and Mark really broke it down! Really would like to own his Random Sampling now. PS: Check out Pink Floyd's "Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast" off of Atom Heart Mother for some great bacon frying (and other lovely morning mealtime) sounds.

@DivKid 7 лет назад

I know the track, had a stint at uni of digging deep into Pink Floyd for some work and just personal listening. Going go back and hunt the bacon sound :) and yeah Mark did a great job explaining everything.

@jumptoit3812 Год назад

Marmalade, a lot of marmelade. Scrambled eggs bacon sausage, TOAST.

@robertsyrett1992 7 лет назад

This is still the most informative episode. Good stuff!

@DivKid 7 лет назад

Mark was amazing on this, so much information it's nuts!

@robertsyrett1992 7 лет назад

Totally! It's baffling how he can be a fountain of knowledge in interviews and yet none of his modules have manuels :-\.

@DivKid 7 лет назад

oh really? I don't have Verbos modules so I haven't looked. That's surprising.

@laokoon303 3 года назад

More like this, or 'meet the makers' type deep beep interviews, please.

@temporoboto 4 года назад

ACE!

@producer1762 Год назад

41.00 (bookmark for myself)

@DivKid Год назад

if you want to save a link get to 41:00 in the video (heads up XX:XX will work as a linkable time stamp using the : between the numbers and seconds) and hit share, then copy link and there's a box to tick to have a link that is at that specific time in the video. Hope that helps.