"This Modular G1 is in good condition and working well. All controls have great feel and respond accurately. All lights and screen fully functional. All ports and jacks in great shape and connect without issue. Sound is strong and clear from all inputs and outputs.
Unit is in good physical condition with a little residue on a few of the keys, shown in photo 12. This residue is mild and feels slightly rough, is not sticky or tacky at all. Otherwise in great condition."
"Sparkling December // Eurorack Modular Ambient
A tiny and simple holiday patch. Explanations below.
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PATCH EXPLANATIONS
1010Music Bitbox playing previously recorded granular pad made on Nord Modular G2 → Happy Nerding Out.
Mutable Instruments Plaits self triggering in particle noise mode making bell sound→ ALM Tangle Quartet VCA → Erica Pico DSP in delay mode.
Make Noise Telharmonic P Output making just a little sub bass → ALM Tangle Quartet VCA → Pico DSP in delay mode → Happy Nerding Out.
Happy Nerding Out → Tape recorder (out of frame).
"**SKIPPABLE TIMING INDEX BELOW** As you expect from anything AJH this sounds great. It takes a single input and gives us a huge range of tonal sculpting that can be spread across left and right bands creating a stereo image, you can take the ALL summed output or the mix output that allows crossfading between dry/wet and fading and modulating between the left and right bands. The Dry/Wet blend allows you to take a single input and re-balance the dry level to match the wet or even plug in a different sound to fade between processed wet sounds and something else entirely as the dry signal. The inbuilt feedback path is tapped from the mix output meaning any changes to dry/wet blend and the left/right blend control affects the feedback path too.
http://www.ajhsynth.com
TIMING INDEX / SECTIONS
00:12 Patch Previews
00:57 Features, what is it, verbal run down … stereo imaging, mixed out, feedback paths, second input to the dry/wet etc.
04:01 Sound demo - wave shaping, feedback, input drive and more
09:42 Ambient sound demo, basic shaping over full mixes
10:43 Adding animation, tonal sculpting and modulation over wavetable drones. Here we use different crossfader audio to merge wet affected sounds with different dry sources.
14:02 Shaping noise sources and percussion sounds and synthesis.
16:02 No input FEEDBACK … THIS IS ACE! I got lost in this and performed some music to release I was that excited.
20:52 Using the filter bank to process and influence FX feedback paths. This patch uses the Filter Bank to colour and shape the delay trails in a patch.
22:11 Shaping classic synth tones and synth riffs
23:49 Quick tonal exploration shaping drum beats
24:26 Modulating dry/wet and left/right blend for animated sounds."
"Chill pill relaxing 8 steps sequence with 0-coast. Rene sequencer used as trigger while other hand manually modulate noise engineering loquelic iteritas"
"If you are like me and enjoy composing in MIDI sometimes, you may be interested to know that it's pretty darn easy to use an iOS device as your midi sequencing brain with the MODX.
I've only had Cubasis for a week, and I've only had the MODX for 3 weeks, so there might be a more elegant way to do it that I'm not aware of, but here's one workflow to consider.
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"Ahhhh! Yamaha sent me an MODX to borrow and I'm pretty blown away at the power of this synth. Here's a quick morning jam with the MODX. I'm triggering midi notes using the Yamaha TNR-e (Tenori-On iOS app) via the Bluetooth to MIDI adapter MD-BT01 which is connected to the MODX."
"It's an all-new episode of PATCH MATCH FROM SCRATCH™, once again featuring the incredible OB-6 and Prophet-6 analog synthesizers from Dave Smith Instruments.
These two are some of the most comparable synths on the market today, especially considering they are both built off of the same platform, with almost identical feature sets. That's not to say they sound the same at all, though: there are some pretty distinguishing characteristics and features that really set them apart.
We'll try to match 'em up as best we can, and then if you're hanging around we'll explore some of the differences.
