This Sampler/Synth is SO FUN! Kiviak Wofi Review

video upload by Dash Glitch

"This Sampler/Synth is SO FUN! Kiviak Wofi Review"

Exploring Dash Glitch's CATALYST pack for snap heap

video upload by DATABROTH

"This will be my first time exploring this collection, but you can find it here: https://glitch-soundbanks.myshopify.c...

check out my wavetables, presets and samples on gumroad https://gumroad.com/databroth
https://www.patreon.com/databroth


Dash Glitch hooked me up with his snap heap pack 'Catalyst', a creative fx bundle which in some ways can act like its own plugin"

BiZMUTH WoNky DRuMs

Published on Feb 20, 2019 Helmut

"The faster you turn the knob the faster it sends gates."

Not this is the first BiZMUTH post on the site, although Helmut has been featured before. We have a new maker on the site!

via BiZMUTH Modular

"Bizmuth is a gesture based chaotic signal router and gate generator. You can route switch or combine up to six signals, or generate up to six gates by turning three endless knobs with one hand.Small tweaks can have large effects on routing or gates, giving the module a very tactile and chaotic feel.

If you are into noise, glitch, sound design, or chaos, Bizmuth is a great tool for you on stage and in the studio.

The module has three identical switches with three IO Jacks each: A, B and C. All operate according to the same four step connection sequence: A B C, A-B C, A-B-C, A B-C, and so on. A dash (-) indicates a connection

As you turn a knob, the connection sequence of the corresponding switch advances and new connections appear between the three IO jacks. The connection sequence repeats 24 times in one full 360 revolution. That means you have a different patch every 3.75 degrees. Tight! In the graphic on the right you can see the connection sequence in quarter resolution for clarity.

All jacks are bi-directional, which means you can use them as inputs and outputs as well. For example, you can route a signal from the B IO jack to A, A and C, or just C, just like you can route two signals from A and/or C to B. Here you can see a simplified graphic from the switch sequence. In the actual sequence there are four times as many switch positions.

Bizmuth has three preexisting connections also known as normalisations, which help you to realize more complex routing and to generate gates. All B IO jacks are normalised from top to bottom, and if a 16 pin power connector is plugged in, 5V is normalised to the top switches B IO jack. The actual gate out voltage is 4.8V

That means, that as long as you don’t plug a cable in a B IO jack, it will be connected to the B IO jack abowe, or 5V if it’s the top one. Try leaving all B IOs empty and patch any A or C IO to a gate or trigger input! Turn the knob of the switch and notice the gates! A total of 6 gates can be generated if you use all A andC IOs."

Mother City Modular - Modular Meet Up - The First Modular Synth store in Africa

Published on Jul 23, 2018 Dash Glitch

"What's up YouTube!! So I visited what I think may be the first official Modular Meet Up in Cape Town! There was such a sick vibe going down, I had to get some footage to show you guys, the South African Modular Synth scene is growing :)

I was like a kid in a candy store!!!

In the video I managed to capture a super inspiring talk by Aragorn23, about some key differences between east and west coast synthesis techniques, and how he sets up his generative modular synth patches. You can find his music and other links here:
http://www.further.co.za/asqus/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxLK...

A massive HUGE thanks to the legendary peeps at Mother City Modular (The first DEDICATED Modular Synth store in Africa) for organizing such an eye-opening event!! For all your modular synth needs, hit them up:
https://www.mothercitymodular.com/about

I am 100% going to be spending a lot of time at this store, let me know if you guys enjoyed the video, I'll be sure to make some more of this kind of content in the future! Maybe some in-depth looks at some of the modules they recommend :) Let me know your thoughts!

I am by no means a pro videographer, i'm using a cheapo amateur rig, I spend all my money on audio gear - apologies for that :)"