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What kinda clipping is that hard hitting "distort the whole song" trap 808?

Great live session! Like that😊

Great video thanks !!!

Fantastic!

kein wunder das ein 25 jahre altes instrument , was mal 1500 euro gekostet hat, heute noch für 700 euro auf ebay zu haben ist.... new gear sucks

This is amazing

Very cool. A fun project would be to put like 60 (or 6K) Neurons with a VCA before each. An electronic music "Brain" haha.

"As always, rerpurposing technology for artistic expression is one of the most humane activities the we can engage in" Wow! That is such an insightful line, it could be the first line in a book. Fantastic. Great vid as always. One thing i was doing in hardware and now i'm inspired to do in either VCV Rack or (more likely) Reaktor was building neuron circuits with VCAs for weighting and different non linearities post mixer. Yeah, repurposing technology...so much fun and adventure to be had.

i wonder if you could do this in plug data?

You are helping me get through my degree! Thank you

Your work is AMAZING and METICULOUS 😁👍👌. you bring out clarity from concepts that, if were explained by a university professor, would sound cryptic and drive the learners nuts [and bolts] with confusion. i often tell kids that the difference between {who is regarded} a dumb kid vs. a smart kid at school, is hidden in the CLARITY of the teacher's message/words, or rather in how much ATTENTION the teacher pays to the way s/he utters the words out of his/her mouth {style, sequencing/ordering of concepts and grouping/clustering of related concepts}. what we are witnessing here, is a man who knows how to SEQUENCE his thoughts into a story-like narrative; a linear journey that meticulously takes into account the fact that SOME THINGS (concepts) in the story should NOT be divulged or disclosed until OTHER foundational and elementary concepts are first fully laid down, and laid down in PROPER ORDER, while dealing with a concept that is EXTREMLY technical (sound synthesis) and NOT to be taken for granted at first glance, because the explanations could easily get out of hand when man-handled. Keep it up 😍😍😍 We LOVE and APPRECIATE your Tutoring work ! 😁👍👌👌👌

Cool stuff! I've seen other people use different types of neural network architectures to generate music, mainly recurrent neural networks, though not in this way.

Ohhh my god the end of the photoshop file would sound SO GOOD as a lead

Thanks for taking time to make this. At 01:34 I'm confused though: in a DAW you might have one track per instrument articulation (legato, staccato, pizzicato etc etc) so can easily hit 50-100 tracks for an orchestral piece which is way more than 16 channels. So how is this is situation normally managed? I appreciate there's the key switch method also.

Great concise explanation Simon! I've read dozens of forum posts on this stuff and the people commenting mostly don't know what they're talking about. Thanks

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Is this the same idea how they got the sound of the magnetic field of the earth? How can we be sure that whatever device is used that the sound being produced is actually how that particular thing sounds like?

Terrible man!!

Hello! Can you please tell me, when using both inputs, does the PE1 apply the top equalizer control to the top audio input and the bottom control the bottom input or does it apply the combined equalizer setting to a mix of both inputs? Why I ask is I was hoping to use the one inexpensive module to carve out space for 2 different tracks (like bassline and lead). Thanks for your help.

Get a Behringer version of those pedals for pocket money.

Beautiful video :) Moments like this make me appreciate RUclips SO much. Thanks for creating it and sharing. I've used MIDI for years, been programming for years, but never really understood MIDI and always wanted a quick video at an appropriate level to dive into the protocol. This is it!

ruclips.net/video/PC5e0gFsEu4/видео.htmlsi=mTMadpz5hMEtpJ-n my fm synthesis composition its not the best.

vibes!

Awesome! I'm not a programmer and midi confuses me, but I applaud your demonstration. Was there any interface used or was this accomplished with just the usb-midi connection between drumbrute impact and your computer?

Wicked!

On true analog circuits , there is probably more range to explore compared to a digital emulation!

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Sounds great!

This is so unbelievably good

thanks, very good video!

Another great use for this module is to obtain the max and min of two signals. Just take the positive output and add back the negative input for max. For min invert the positive output and add back the positive input. Cheers!

Cool! Thats pretty interesting and inspiring. The interesting part comes from feedback. I'm sure that these systems can be described by an already existing mathematical toolkit which I'm not familiar with. After a quick Wiki search ( think of the articles 'Nonlinear filter' or 'Nonlinear system' ) I already found some interesting things. I think it would be pretty interesting to implement a generic parametrizable neuron in PD as well. Keep up the good work!

Thank you for this, cleared up years of questions I've never asked out loud-yah!

this is so cool, thank you!

Very cool! Today I messed with 4seq and I have 8-Bit Cipher in the queue... I find these modules very 'nice' but I may need some time to discover their advantages. I will watch your other videos to get to know you better. Thanks!

Excellent video! Great explanation and well edited video. Congratulations. + 1 subscriber 😊 One question: it's not exactly related to the video, but how do I know the sampling rate of a SNES sample? 🤔 I wanted to know for a personal project I'm doing.

Insanely awesome

Hello how to archieve 1,2or 4bit with audacity? Because Audacity is not supported 1 or 2bit sample just 4bit adpcm or 8bit unsigned and upper such as 16bit 24bit 32bit.

You should also add about the amazing Running Status feature of MIDI. Where - as long as the data bytes are still for same status message & channel (example key on ch 1) , then each individual status bytes does not need to be repeated, just the key and velocity. Given that MIDI was only 31,250bit/sec (3125 bytes per second). This greatly improved the available bandwidth. Truely amazing what they managed to cram into the microprocessor tech of the day.

If you edit these three videos into one with only the essentials I think this could be the most watched circuit bending video on youtube. It's so beautifully made and informative. The only thing you don't have going for you is the lenght.

cool sounds & nice setup 😎

Interesting crunch!

1:40 poor choice of music, thought it was an ad and nearly skipped the video 😄

I didn’t know you were a professor. Cool

This is dope Simon! 🔥

I was once told by and audio expert that if you use destructive editing it alters the entire sound bite. In other words, if you have a 10-second sound bite and you use destructive editing at the two second mark, it Alters the entire sound bite in some way hence, you lose Sonic quality within the entire sound bite. Is this true? So if you use destructive editing over and over on a given sound bite, you will eventually notice audio degration to the entire soundbite.

Ain’t it funky?! Loved my original drumbrute until the 1st kick audio began clipping. Sold it, but man i miss that swing!