Hi Ron, that's awesome thank you very much! :)

Matthew Shaw yeah really cool for delicate (or brutal) control of that stuff.

***** yeah that's a good one, works really well with a Spring Reverb as well (rather than clouds). Shelves is great for anything like that.

Paul Johnson haha sorry John! :(

xPump I always get that feeling! haha

Yeah it's great for feedback loops. But it's also a really nice EQ. It makes for a great pitch tracking wave shaper too which I think is massively under-hyped and deserves more attention.

@@DivKid yeah especially for those drums, its like it does all the layering for you

mCKENIC it's totally bonkers! Got a follow up video filmed (and a shit load of editing to do next week in general for that, Streams and more) ... plus your mastering :)

DivKidMusic Lol! Looking forward to the upcoming vids! Been taking a break from the seasonal Willy Wonka/Wonderful Life movies and got 11 tracks finished :-)

mCKENIC really? Wicked! Looking forward to hearing those, fire some previews over to check out.

Yeah analog, clipping, nice saturation. Lots of people definitely sleeping on this module.

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Naqin Hi, thanks for the comment and question. I was using the Doepfer A-119 external input module. Cheap and has worked great in loads of situations.

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Sascha Grübel :)

TheSynchronon cheers!

I use my own Stereo Strip for more basic EQ in stereo. No CV over the EQ. But for shaping things creatively, or getting them "enhanced" or sat in the mix it's great. It also has a stereo VCA, stereo panner (under CV control), performative mute (from my Mutes module) and input and output level scaling for line/euro. So it's a nice input stage, or abuse the line level input boost and it turns into a highly shapeable distortion. Ok that sounds sales-pitchy, but just putting that out there. For other EQ modules if I wanted to be this in control with CV over it I'd still go Shelves. Or possibly just out of the system and do it externally.

@@DivKid Of course you do, how could I possibly forget about your own module! Shame on me! I will have another look at it, thanks.

No worries at all. It might not be what you want if EQ is the focus, Shelves is of course way more flexible.

Alexander Rybyakov Hi Alexander, cables are available here - @category/led-patch-cables/

+DivKidMusic great video, as always! and thanks for the info on the patch cables, I was wondering as well...

***** Hey Jasper, you get a mode where the blend is dry / wet amount, then mode 2 is crossfade and rotation which plays around with the stereo field. Mode 3 is feedback, feeding the output back to the input and mode 4 is a reverb algorithm (which is gorgeous!)

DivKidMusic Thanks for your reply! Really looking forward to your overview video of both elements aswell as clouds. I gotta choose one. Should NOT get both ;)

DivKidMusic Oh and by the way - for the clouds overview : could you tell how it sets itself apart from say, a phongene? I think a lot of people would be interested. Cheers

***** didn't go into any comparisons really in the video, but hopefully it will be fairly clear from the video. I'll have a follow up with the other 3 modes (Pitch / Time stretcher, Looping Delay and Spectral) coming next week hopefully.

What did I say in the video? Just that's it's nice in a feedback loop? Most common application would be in a delay feedback path. So take the fully wet delay out or send (if it has one) and take it to Shelves, then patch Shelves into a mixer with the original source sound for the delay and use the shelves level in the mixer as feedback amount. That way you can colour your delays with the EQ. With increasing EQ per repeat as the sound goes back round the EQ on Shelves in the feedback loop. Also check out this for a few more things with Shelves. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aNqcZtafmpaRfHU.html