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Xaoc Devices LEIBNIZ #3 / JENA / extensive playthrough

In this video I try to show and explain what we can do with JENA, an interesting 'binary transfunctioner' morphing wavetable kind of module that connects to DREZNO and adds a lot of functionality to the LEIBNIZ Binary Subsystem. I trust that by watching this video and doing a thorough read-through of the manual you'll be able to navigate the deeper waters of this awesome module. My focus for this video was mainly to get across what the different regimes and clock settings do, as I feel these are the features that make this little unit a little confusing (at first). I've included some interesting links to videos and documents below for those of you that are thirsty for more in-depth content about this system. All the banks on JENA (synchronous regime):    • Xaoc Devices JENA / all the banks / synchr...   Documents: Xaoc Devides JENA shapes chart 1.0: http://xaocdevices.com/manuals/xaoc_j... JENA diagram poster: https://drive.google.com/file/d/12fyc... Some interesting videos about JENA: Largeman 'the noodling notes #2' JENA wavetable:    • the noodling notes - s01/e02 - "Leibniz Bi...   Joshua Kennedy JENA experiments:    • XAOC Jena experiments   An interesting video of the people from XAOC explaining the Leibniz system at Schneidersladen:    • XAOC Devices - Workshop at SchneidersLaden   My Leibniz Binary Subsystem playlist:    • LEIBNIZ BINARY SUBSYSTEM   If you're curious about my support page head over here: http://ko-fi.com/BRiES I'll post some of the diagrams I used in this and the previous videos on there as well (available for everyone). 0:00 intro 0:07 hi 2:00 patch examples 5:07 schematic overview 8:35 synchronous and asynchronous regimes 16:38 phase modulation 23:07 clock settings 29:07 drum patterns / bank E 37:30 Walsh-functions / bank D 43:34 running through all the banks 49:30 outro 50:48 thanks for watching! DISCLAIMER: although Xaoc Devices sent me these module to learn and demonstrate in no way does anyone else than me have any say in what I do in these videos. My goal is never to encourage you to buy something but instead I hope to share the information you need to be able to figure out if a module is something you need for your system or not. I know how hard it can be sometimes to make these choices based on reviews, manuals and subjective demos.