April's Q&A session
Hi all!
It's time for another Q&A :) Please let me know in the comments to this thread if you have any questions, and I'll do my best to include them in the next video.
Thanks so much!
Comments (10)
A) How to hook up and use you're "fysical"instruments like guitar, flute, Kalimba in VCV or / and Eurorack. I have some problems with my Kalimba (Stagg). This is a model with a piezo element in side. Connected with my eurorack (Doepfer A-119) or Native Instruments Komplete Audio.. it dont't sound good too "clicky" too sharp. No problem using my electr. guitar or flutes (with microfone). B) how to use feedback in Vcv or eurorack.
Nice ones! Thanks!
Hi Omri, if you are going to do a Nysthi Musicbox samplers video maybe I can ask a second question. I have been wondering if Brian Eno has influenced you? I have found myself applying some of his ideas from 'Discreet Music', 'Thursday Afternoon' etc, into some of my generative patches.
Nice one!
Hi Omri, could you give us an idea of how you would use the two 'Musicalbox samplers by Nysthi. In some ways Musicalbox2 looks like it would be for percussion especially is it seems to load all the samples from a folder, where Musicalbox seems to be for longer samples? Most of the controls make sense to me but I need clarification with the 'PREV' and 'NEXT' controls and how you would use MIDI-CV with these. Cheers
Well, I have a full video on those 2 samplers planned, it's the last one in the nysthi samplers series so I hope to have something ready soon :)
Vcv gives us lots of ingredients, do you have any recipes for minimal composition (ambient, techno, etc), that evolve with a beginning and end. Gracias Maestro!
Thanks!
Hi Omri! Would you like to do some videos about sound design? I mean "if I have a sound in mind, how do I create it in VCV/modular?". For example, creating a whale cry (like here, with Massive): https://youtu.be/fMlMyFzupS8?t=1265 (Maybe set up Discord challenges about sound design?) Thanks a lot for all the things you do, please keep going like this :)
Hi! Yeah, that's a great idea! Thanks!
