Friday, March 08, 2019
Teenage Engineering Pocket Operator Modular 400 // In depth demo + synth tips
Published on Mar 8, 2019 DivKidVideo
"**TIMING INDEX / SECTIONS BELOW - SKIP AROUND!!** So here we have an in depth - deep dive - mega tutorial - ultra look ... or whatever other silly name for a demo of the Teenage Engineering Pocket Operator Modular 400. I'll take you through each module giving some tips and ideas of how to use them (AM synthesis on the VCA is great, linear FM on the sine is great for example) and in-between each section break the video up with patches and examples both playfully dotted around the house playing out of the speaker and with direct recording explaining how to make certain patches.
Check out my video building the PO 400 here
TIMING INDEX / SECTIONS
00:00 hello and patch previews
01:06 Introduction
01:54 Square - including PWM, audio rate modulation & more
06:12 Sleepy teddy time intermission
06:26 Saw - including linear FM, use an LFO & more
08:04 Kick & Snare patch - patching & sequencing two percussions sounds at once
10:24 Sine - including linear FM, vibrato & more
12:50 Gorilla’s bathroom break
12:58 Mixer - mixing audio, chord tones and mixing modulation
14:26 Bass riff with VCOs as LFOs & more
15:31 LFO - from slow to audio rate
16:45 Getting the washing done
16:53 Filter - vocal overtones, vowels, low pass sweeps & more
18:09 Self generating FM lasers
19:56 Envelope & VCA - ADSR shapes, VCA functions and AM synthesis.
23:01 Fresh air & sci fi noises
23:17 Sequencer - direction modulation, reset, binary inputs, odd step lengths and how to turn a sequencer into a graphic pulse waves oscillator
28:50 400 audio rate riff + modular drums & FX
30:13 Noise - noise as a percussion synthesis source and as a modulation source
31:45 Babies pram ride
31:48 Speaker - how does it sound? Comparison with two mics + direct sound
32:24 Cosmic space noise & self generating modular soundtrack
33:44 Rand - stepped sample and hold with random (from noise), stepping LFOs, retro gaming vibes and audio downsampling
36:54 How eurorack compatible is it?"
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