Creative MultiMod Patching with James Cigler | Make Noise

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"James Cigler returns to the channel and walks us through three beautiful MultiMod patches!

James has covered Make Noise modules many times before, check out all the classic videos on his channel!
@jamescigler

http://www.makenoisemusic.com

3 SpectraNoise Patches with James Cigler | Make Noise

video upload by MAKEN0ISE

"James walks us through three beautiful SpectraNoise patches!

James has covered Make Noise modules many times before, check out all the classic videos on his channel! ‪@jamescigler‬

http://www.makenoisemusic.com"

Halloween vibes with Ghost and Bruxa

video upload by jamescigler

"Two spooky modules - the Endorphines x Andrew Huang Ghost and MakeNoise Bruxa - team up for two patches of eerie ambience for All Hallows Eve."

See the Halloween label below for more.

Creative Bruxa Patching with James Cigler! | Make Noise

video upload by MAKEN0ISE

"Our old friend ‪@jamescigler‬ returns to the channel to share some Bruxa patches!

Bruxa is shipping next week to all our dealers!

James has covered Make Noise modules many times before, check out all the classic videos on his channel! ‪@jamescigler‬

0:00 Introduction
1:05 “Analog Granular”
4:33 “The Howler”
9:07 “The Beat Destabilizer”
11:17 “The Double Witch”
16:38 Tips for Adding Spice to Bruxa Patches

http://www.makenoisemusic.com/modules..."

The DPO and Echophon

video upload by MAKEN0ISE

"It's been a whole decade since the release of the Dual Prismatic Oscillator! Let's take a look back at how exciting the DPO (and the Echophon!) was in the world of modular synths in 2012.

Most of James Cigler's classic Make Noise demo videos debuted on Vimeo but can now also be found on his YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/jamescigler... [featured here]

http://www.makenoisemusic.com"

Moffenzeef Pocket Clock It

video upload by jamescigler

"A brief demo of the Moffeenzeef Pocket Clock-It"

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Patch: The Card Game. The Intro.

jamescigler

Modular patching card game from www.patchtcg.com

Chapters:
0:00 - Start
1:18 - The Basic Game
1:57 - How To Choose
2:21 - The Blind Point
2:38 - The Dice Roll
3:03 - The Dowsing Cable
3:20 - The Gambit
3:32 - Most/Least Recent
4:05 - Game Variants
4:32 - Abitrary Strategeries
4:43 - De-Composition
5:06 - Auto Patch
5:33 - Patch Battle Royale
6:21 - No Ops
7:01 - Shuffling
7:38 - No Wrong Way

"What started as a tool created to expand my own skills and creativity with the modular, became something even better. Something that anyone with a modular could use to do the same, in flexible and unique ways, tailored to their needs. I’m excited to have made something that can help the entire modular community grow their skills and connections to what I think is the most personal and expressive instrument available to musicians."

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First Buchla 208r improv

Published on Apr 5, 2020 jamescigler

"First improvised performance with the Buchla 208r.
Pressure Points off-camera controls pitch changes. OTO BIM delay and BAM + Eventide Space reverbs."

Manis Iteritas - Noise Engineering

Published on Jan 17, 2019 jamescigler

"A brief overview and patch examples with the Manis Iteritas from Noise Engineering"

Mystic Circuits Spectra Mirror

Published on Jan 15, 2018 jamescigler

"A brief demo of the Mystic Circuits Spectra Mirror eurorack module."

Only A Test - Modular Synth Improv

Published on Sep 3, 2017 jamescigler

"Live improvisation that was intended as a lighting and multiple angles test. spoiler alert: the angles didn't turn out, but the lighting was good and the performance was halfway decent."

Noise Engineering Basimilus Iteritas Alter

Published on Jun 11, 2017 jamescigler

"A brief overview and audio demo of the Basimilus Iteritas Alter eurorack module from Noise Engineering."

Basimilus Iteritas Alter Jam Outtake

Published on Jun 11, 2017 jamescigler

"The last patch from the Basimilus Iteritas Alter video was so much fun, I had to jam out on it for a bit."

Noise Engineering Cursus Iteritas

Published on Jun 11, 2017 jamescigler

"A brief overview and audio demo of the Cursus Iteritas eurorack oscillator module from Noise Engineering."

Epoch Modular TwinPeak Filter

Published on Sep 11, 2016 jamescigler

"A brief overview and demo of the Epoch Modular TwinPeak Filter"

Toppobrillo Sport Modulator

Published on Jun 30, 2016 jamescigler

"A brief overview and demo of the Toppobrillo Sport Modulator eurorack module."

Piston Honda MKII - Industrial Music Electronics (The Harvestman)

Published on Jun 16, 2016 jamescigler

"A brief overview and demo of the Piston Honda MKII eurorack module."

Double Andore MkII - Industrial Music Electronics (The Harvestman)

Published on Jun 16, 2016 jamescigler

"A brief overview and demo of the Double Andore MkII eurorack module."

MakeNoise 0-Coast meets Octatrack

Published on Jun 16, 2016 jamescigler

"The versatility of the MakeNoise 0-Coast meets the flexibility of the Elektron Octatrack. Jams ensue."

René 401: Talking in its SLEEP MODE

Published on Jul 20, 2014 jamescigler

"A very brief explanation of the MakeNoise René's SLEEP mode as well as an interesting behavior of SLEEP which opens up some interesting creative opportunities."

Plan B Model 28 Programmable Tap Clock

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Uploaded on Sep 3, 2007 jamescigler·30 videos

A video overview from back in 2007.

"A brief demo of the Plan B Model 28 Programmable Tap Clock and it's use in a couple basic patches.

http://felixinferious.blogspot.com/

Addendum from Peter @ Plan B:

Regarding the separate START/STOP inputs:
Doing it with two inputs instead of one is a flashback from my Buchla days. My feeling it's better this way as you can if you wish use separate signals to start and stop the counting. This way you could for instance use a keyboard trigger to start it, which would also be used to start a sequencer and reset that seq to stage 1. Then you could use the gate output of let's say stage eight of that sequencer to stop the M28. This way you can get repeated eight beat phrases from the 28 which would begin on the depression of a keyboard. It would be much harder to do that with a single start/stop input.
-P"