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October 11, 2021

VCV patch file and walkthrough video for Flute and VCV patch

Hi all!

Here is the patch file (all free modules) and walkthrough video for this patch I built yesterday. I made it so I can improvise with my flute a bit, but it works really nicely without a flute as well. Anyway, I go through the different voices and how I have things patched. 

Let me know if these walkthrough videos are interesting and helpful :) 

Thanks again!

VCV and Flute (Vimeo)

Comments (8)

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Jan Tieghem · October 11, 2021

Saws is a marvel of an oscillator, indeed. In the manual I read that it has a whopping 7 oscillators and some nice anti-aliasing tricks that make it sound so fresh. Based on one of your YouTube video's I tried to make a Krell patch myself, based on Rampage. I solved the startup problem you mention with Startup Delay of Count Modula.

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Omri Cohen · October 11, 2021

Oh wow, 7 oscillators... So good! And that's a nice trick with the startup delay, I should use it when I have Rampage looping. Thanks!

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Jan Tieghem · October 11, 2021

Yes, Omri, your walk-through video's are interesting to me, so as long as it's possible for you, let them come along!

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Omri Cohen · October 11, 2021

Thanks so much!

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Kyle Gray Young · October 11, 2021

I second Nick's comment above! I really enjoy your walkthroughs. For example, pointing out the rhythmic stability of the Phrase Seq 16 really made this whole patch come together for me. Lots of other new bits of info for me here as well. Thanks so much! Cheers!

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Omri Cohen · October 11, 2021

That's great, Kyle! Thanks so much!

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Nick Cope · October 11, 2021

You asked in the video if we find the patch walkthrough videos useful, so this comment is to say that I do, very much. There's always a few tips about a particular feature that stays with me. So yes, please don't stop with the patch walkthroughs!

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Omri Cohen · October 11, 2021

Perfect! I'm happy you find it useful :) Thanks!