Mutable Instruments Tides v2 Tutorial: Knob Basics (Part 1) 

Great Video. Thank you so much!!, It was my Request :-)

this is such an incredibly clear, well-paced, informative & overall extra-super-happy-funtime helpful video breakdown. I can't thank you enough for that.

Good grief, the simplest and best tutorial on euros I've seen. Keep it up!!!

Not quite a beginner, still very new: your material has just about what I've been looking for. Good stuff!

I just got Tides and I found this video really helpful. Thank you for taking the time to make it. I’m looking forward to part 2

Absolutely the most comprehensive video on tides! Thx!!

5 guys thinks they are too smart for a nice and clear tutorial. I'm not one of them. Thanks!

I am very grateful that you made this tutorial series

Thanks for these! "weird pointy thing" is the kind of language I can get behind

Thanks for making this video. Excellent and easy to understand!

just watched your frames video and was hoping you had a tides one.... perfect timing!

Thanks for this excellent tutorial :)

thank you💙well done

Great walkthrough - thanks

Superb tutorial, thx!

I have to tell you something, Tides is now the only module I have that I feel I really deeply understand and it’s all because of your videos on it . Your teaching style is really perfect me and I can’t tell you what it would mean to me if you would create similar content for Beads, Stages and Marbles! Thanks so much for your work

Thank you I watch all your videos a lot, I like how you don’t say mode, you say MoOode.

Although I appreciate analytical videos about modules, I prefer them even more when they include sounds for each step explained, because music isn't just built from technological explanations.

Such a good overview thanks for doing this! Subbed.

Wow, so cool. Thx

Thank you!

love the random pitch in your voice xD

Great tutorial. Thanks! One constructive suggestion Not sure why you need that overhead PIP shot. It doesn’t add anything helpful.

Slightly useful ... but perhaps a little less talking and a bit more by way of example(?). As the saying goes, "A picture speaks a thousand words" ... and I guess the same applies to musical explanations and actually listening to audio demonstrations.

Great video, but his random high pitched voice really makes it hard to watch for me.