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Hello, hope you're good!

If you haven't had chance yet check out the post from yesterday for a load of updates. But for today we have two new modules from Nekyia Circuits in one 3 Patches video. Ceremony is a morphable low pass into twin peak band pass filter with some modern cross FM and feedback options and Sigil is a compact function generator.

The 3 patches in the video use multiple fairly simple sources to modulate pretty much everything and build something that sounds like a lot more modules are involved than typically just a VCO and the a Filter.

I'll be back tomorrow with a couple of exclusive videos for $5+ tier supporters and there's another to come (next week sometime) from this Nekyia Circuit video too.

Enjoy the vid and see you in the Discord!

p.s. this is the system I used for the demo, neither module is on Modular Grid yet so blank panels are in their place.

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Huge Modern Modular Filter Tones & Techniques // 3 Patches for Ceremony & Sigil from Nekyia Circuits

Here we have a 3 Patches series video with the character oozing CEREMONY, a low pass morphing to twin peak band pass filter packed with modern features and lots of CV options and SIGIL a compact function generator for envelopes, LFOs, slews or other function generator tricks! Check out the patches and skip around below. Manuals & info // https://nekyiacircuits.com *SUPPORT* If you'd like to support work like this and the wider range of what I do, considering heading over to Patreon at https://bit.ly/DK-patreon and supporting for as little as $1 a month to gain access to the DivKid Discord community, plus lots of exclusives such as PDF patchbooks, videos and more. https://bit.ly/DK-patreon *AFFILIATE LINKS* use these to support my channel! I get a small kickback at no expense to you when you shop. Clockface Modular // https://bit.ly/DK-clockface Perfect Circuit // https://bit.ly/DK-perfectcircuit Signal Sounds // https://bit.ly/DK-signalsounds Thomann // https://bit.ly/DK-thomann **TIMING INDEX // CHAPTERS** NOTE // sub bullet points are points of interest within each section/patch, for those that might be looking for a specific detail to skip back to. *INTRO* 00:00 Hello & previews 01:16 Sigil feature run down (function generator) 02:10 Ceremony feature run down (twin peak filter/resonator) 04:55 Ceremony raw filter sweeps - 05.03 Low pass sweeps - 05.30 LP with FM mod from filter B - 06.01 Feedback - 06.34 Twin peak band pass - 06.46 Twin BP with FM Mod & feedback *3 PATCHES* 07:20 Modulate everything - IT’S ACE!! - 07.55 VCA modulation - 08.27 Crossfading sub oscillators - 08.59 Resonance modulation - 09.25 Cross filter FM modulation - 10.27 Modulating FM modulation depths - 10.41 v/oct tracking - 11.15 Sigil frequency modulation - 11.41 Feedback 12:24 Impressive morphing filter pings - 13.13 How to create dynamic dual layer filter pings - 14.28 Dual peak ping tones - 15.09 Q / resonance decay control & decay modulation - 15.52 Onboard FM + depth modulation - 16.27 Pitch modulated pings - 17.07 VCA modulated pings - extra dynamic shaping - 18.34 Adding FX for alien robotic filter ping hooks 19:16 Massive modulating twin peak resonator drones - 20.30 Morphing wavetable inputs + crossfading input tones - 22.02 Twin peaks with opposing frequency titling - 22.53 Sigil complex modulated envelopes - 24.04 Depth modulated FM - 24.23 Feedback - leaning into the wonderful character of Ceremony - 25.01 Can you have too much reverb? **THIS VIDEO IS SPONSORED BY NEKYIA CIRCUITS** they have funded the creation of this demo/tutorial video. Any questions, as always, just ask! Join the amazing growing community on Discord by supporting at https://www.patreon.com/DivKid Subscribe for more DivKid videos: http://bit.ly/DivKidYTSub https://divkidvideo.com https://www.instagram.com/divkidvideo/

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