July Q&A video

Hey! Finally rejoining the Patreon, hopefully for longer this time, haha! I have a question for next month, it's kind of amorphic but I'd love to hear about your process of deciding what is a song, or are you just jamming and picking what you liked and maybe re-recording it if not satisfied? I come from punk bands and it was wayyyy easier to know what a song is haha, in modular everything sounds like a jam and a song at the same time so just wondering what your process is... Thanks!

Hey Omri, I never got to work Accents in Knock and Tremmor2. I meen one kick event Louder and the other quiter. Also how about so called velocity in VCV? Thanks

Thank you so much everyone for the questions, I managed to record the video today, but if you have more questions, feel free to leave them here and I will add them to next month's video. Cheers!

great... I know you answered this topic but a YT Q&A with this topic would be great.

I wrote this in your YT .Its about planning and go with the flow.....: " Hi Omri Cohen. I just started last summer with hardware eurorack after a few years fun with Reaktor and Kontakt. My "lifestyle" and sometime my mindset could be regarded as (happy)chaotic. There's is so much to learn, to explore and to make. How do you organise all you're music time? Do you have a special evening or day for just sounddesign or just a part of the week for learning the new gear (Keystep Pro or new complex eurorack modules. Is some discipline and or structure, needed to be creative in making music? And how much? For what price? --Robert Fripp- Disciple is never an end in itself, only a means to an end--"

Hello! This is also more of a request... I was thinking about your plaits series, where you use many instances of plaits in the same mode, I was wondering about a plaits or palette video with four instances in different modes, with or without pitch data. How would you approach that idea? A sort of fixed rack a la microfreak. Best

Hi Omri. This isn't necessarily a question, more of a request... Would you consider doing a short series on getting the most out of a small number of modules. For example my PC can'thandle quite a lot of the patches you create and I'm sure I'm not the only one in this position. There's a guy on YouTube, who's name escapes me, but he does a "3 module challenge" series. It would be cool for us pauper with crap PCs if you could do something similar, peace!

hi

What module would you like to have made into a physical version?

Okay, I'm going to add another Omri question along the lines of the others. What music/artists do you listen to casually like on a daily basis and what artists/composers do you consider as your main music influences?

Omri, you are leaving for a desert island and you are only allowed to take your computer, a solar panel to power it. A chance you updated VCV racks before leaving because there is no internet ... However, you can only take one book dealing with sound synthesis (obviously ''), which would you choose? "En Francais :Omri, tu pars pour une île déserte et tu n'as le droit de prendre que ton ordinateur, un panneau solaire pour l'alimenter. Une chance tu as mis à jour VCV racks avant de partir car il n'y a pas internet... Cependant, tu ne peux prendre qu'un seul livre traitant de synthèse sonore (évidement ''), lequel choisirais-tu ?"

I noticed you play flute. What other traditional instruments do you play? And do they affect the way you compose with modular?

Hello Mr Omri, if a pianist repeats his song by working his right hand then his left hand and finally both at the same time, how does a "modulartist" prepare his future performance? Thank you in advance.

Hi Omri, have you ever tried to play using 2 separate intances of VCV Rack (Due to limitations of VCV Rack, it means two separate computers) ? For example, one instance dedicated to bass, drums. Another one, for all others magic stuffs :)