Guitar through modular synth sounds ridiculous
A video on YouTube. In Music Lessons, a Krater category.
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Andrew Huang and Rob Scallon run a guitar through a giant modular synthesizer system, testing different modulation techniques like pitch shifting, vibrato, delay, and envelope following.
From the video
Answers: What happens when you run a guitar through a modular synthesizer?
- Modular synthesizer guitar effects
- Pitch shifting guitar signal
- Modulated vibrato and reverb
- CV control using guitar volume
- Grain processor audio effects
What it concludes
- Routing a guitar signal through a modular synthesizer allows for complex, non-linear effect routing and modulation compared to traditional guitar pedals.
- Using the guitar's volume and pitch to control CV parameters on a modular synth creates rhythmic envelope and frequency modulation effects.
- Grain modules can chop audio into tiny fragments and pitch shift or loop them at varying speeds.
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