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In this stream I go over both Modbap Trinity and the Modbap Hue. Processing the TRINITY'S entire mix through the Modbap Hue which is a color processor (distortion, filter, compressor, and bit reduction. 

We explore the Modbap Trinity quite thoroughly only skipping over the voice stacking on the Trinity, otherwise I would consider this a thorough tutorial on both modules.

Check out some of the patterns during this stream, I really enjoyed the jams today.

Unadulterated thoughts on Trinity:

- A ton of sound design potential

- Fairly easy use

- Lot's of potential with voice stacking

- Some strange triggering functions that force you to stop the sequence before you change algorithms

- A bit costly

Unadulterated thoughts on Hue:

- Lots of FX to choose from

- Compressor is very gentle

- Bit reduction is fantastic

- DJ filter is great

- I would have liked the module to be stereo, missed opportunity imo.

All the best,

Matthew

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Modbap Trinity and Hue // Drum Synth Meets Color Processor

In this stream Matthew (aka EZBOT) will be exploring both the Modbap Trinity, a three channel drum machine in eurorack format, and Hue, a color processor also in eurorack format. Get the Modbap Trinity here: https://bit.ly/trinity_drum Get the Modbap Hue here: https://bit.ly/hue_color_processor TRINITY is a 3 channel Digital Drum Synth Array packed into a 20hp eurorack synthesizer. Effectively, Trinity performs as 3 powerful drum voices packaged into one beastly drum module with a few tricks up its sleeve.  HUE is an audio color and textural processing effect, in 6hp eurorack format. Hue is comprised of a chain of 5 effects (Drive, Filter, Tape Saturation, LoFi, Compressor). Each effect imparts a particular coloration, tone, distortion, and/or texture to the source audio. With HUE, Drums bang with more intensity & melodies morph into lush LoFi tones. https://patchwerks.com/​ Video by: Matthew Piecora ( EZBOT) https://www.ezbot.live 00:00 Start 01:47 Hello

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