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December 29, 2024

Thank You for an Amazing Year!

Hi everyone,

As the year comes to a close, I just want to take a moment to thank you for being here and supporting my work. Whether you've been with me for a while or just joined recently, your support means the world and truly allows me to keep creating, experimenting, and sharing.

Looking back on this year, it’s been full of exploration—from diving into new sequencer techniques, releasing my first book, publishing new courses, and more. Your feedback, comments, and enthusiasm have kept me motivated to push things further.

Of course, I’ll also continue experimenting with ideas based on your input. If there’s something you’d love to see me dive into—whether it’s a new concept, a specific module, or a technique—let me know. Your thoughts always spark new ideas!

Thank you again for being part of this journey. You’re the reason I can continue to create and share my passion. I hope you have a wonderful end to the year, and I can’t wait to explore more sonic adventures together in 2025.

Cheers,

Omri

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Stellerston · January 3, 2025

Thanks for all your amazing work! All the best for the coming year ✌️✌️

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Aidje Tafial · January 2, 2025

Happy New Inspiration Year! Your work is precious for me. I’m steel a beginer and steel learning with your vidéos. Thanks!

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Sascha Dikiciyan · December 31, 2024

You Rock man!

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Chris Aucote · December 30, 2024

Thank you Omri! Keep doing what you love and it'll rub off on us. I also love your Bitwig content as that's my DAW of choice. Hope you keep going with that too :)

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Matthew Gayton · December 29, 2024

My deepest thanks to you Omri, for sharing your knowledge and teaching me so much about modular synthesis. It had been a love for many years, but such a struggle to learn, and finding your videos was a gift beyond measure.

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Randall Moore · December 29, 2024

Loving VCV Rack and your content really helps me learn it. Thank you and Happy New Year!

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LunGao Son · December 29, 2024

Thank you for everything, Omri... All the best to you and your family! This year 2024 was excellent in terms of techniques and learning. I'm sure 2025 will be even better! P.S.: I also support the idea of ​​updating "VCV Presets" and the return of "Q&A".

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Kevin Walker · December 29, 2024

Thank you for your amazing content, very few youtubers work this hard and continually produce your quality of output ;-)

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Adrian B · December 29, 2024

Omri, thank you so much for all your work on VCV rack and all the great ideas you come up with. See if this can be recreated in Rack https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0c2J0s7RRE4

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Pete Crum · December 29, 2024

An additional suggestion - have you done guest spotlights or Q&As before? I came across a couple State Azure VCV Rack videos recently and he would be a great example of someone to bring on board for a discussion of creative approaches to sound design and creative strategies. Would be great to get a window into how different people approach VCV Rack, and I'd love to hear a conversation between the two of you about it!

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Pete Crum · December 29, 2024

Thanks again to you, Omri - your videos have been a huge inspiration and the perfect guide as I've gotten into VCV Rack recently. You do fantastic work and have a great teaching style, along with an apparently bottomless well of ideas to explore and share. I'm a Bitwig user with an interest in developing techniques to leverage the capabilities of both VCV Rack Pro (as a DAW plug-in) and Bitwig modulators/devices. I've seen you use Bitwig modulation abilities a few times in your videos. Would you consider doing tutorials that explore creative techniques for using VCV Rack to sequence and/or modulate external software synths and effects, and other ways to leverage the flexibility of VCV Rack modules within a DAW environment? If that's something you've already covered, would you mind pointing me in the right direction? Thanks!

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gorvin porole · December 29, 2024

If you didn't know, Omri has a whole separate channel for Bitwig stuff: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBitwigMycelium I realize you are asking about Bitwig (or any DAW) *plus* VCV Rack, which is a separate thing, but FYI....