10 Great Techno Patch Ideas with Nekyia Circuits Modules скачать в хорошем качестве

10 Great Techno Patch Ideas with Nekyia Circuits Modules

Nekyia Circuits are a new modular maker who’ve started out with 4 very useful modules; Obsidian is a dual complex LFO, Opal is a two channel mixer/attenuverter, Sosumi is a dual Low Pass Gate and Root Locus is a fun multi-mode filter. In this video I show how to use them to make great techno patches using the Bastl Pizza oscillator. For more on the modules, including where to buy them, see https://nekyiacircuits.com If you'd like to buy Eurorack modules consider using these affiliate links to help support the channel: (EU) Eurorack from Thomann: https://bit.ly/synthdadthomann (US) Eurorack from Perfect Circuit: https://bit.ly/synthdadpc Obsidian has two triangle core LFOs but also has a min/max/diff/sum maths section that lets you generate complex modulation shapes. It also can be clocked sync’d (sort of) using a reset input, and you have CV control over the wave shapes. Opal is a neat dual mixer or attenuverter that can mix audio or CV, and offset and attenuate it too. Very handy to combine with any LFO. Sosumi is a dual Low Pass gate which gives a lovely plucky sound when struck, and also has CV control over the length of the gate delay. Finally Root Locus is a two input multi-mode filter that allows for CV control over the input selection, CV control over the filter mode, and can go into sub-audio range so you can filter LFOs or turn it into a quadrature LFO. There’s a lot to cover in this video so here’s a Timeline so you can jump around: 00:00 Introduction 00:23 Overview of Nekyia modules 01:23 Sosumi Low Pass Gate patch examples 02:22 Opal two channel attenuverter mixer 03:17 Obsidian dual complex LFO patch ideas 08:02 Changing the LFO wave shapes 09:54 Clock sync'd LFOs from Obsidian 13:19 Opal as an audio mixer 14:18 Root Locus Multi-mode filter patch example 17:35 Creating pseudo-envelopes from Obsidian LFOs 20:03 Techno with Bastl Dark Matter 20:40 Using Root Locus in Dark Matter's feedback loop (crazy sounds!) 21:50 Audio-rate modulation of the Root Locus filter (noisy!) 22:18 Root Locus as a quadrature LFO 23:48 Filter LFOs in Root Locus 25:03 Turn Obsidian LFO into an oscillator (great for techno) 27:46 Conclusions Hey I'm on Social Media: INSTAGRAM:   / synthdadmusic   FACEBOOK:   / synthdad7