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Roland Kuit

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Laboratory of Patching.
Illustrated Compendium of Modular Synthesis.
http://rolandkuit.com/Roland%20Kuit%20e-Books.html
Modular synthesis is one of the most important ways to create sound, with potential applications that include real-time interaction, installations, electro-acoustic pieces, generative music.
Laboratory of Patching is the essential reference to this powerful and flexible architectures, offering students and professionals a collection of tutorials and projects. Laboratory of Patching is the long-awaited guide to the design, architecture, and use of these modules.
In Part One, the first chapters offer an introduction to the basics, including a friendly tutorial for absolute beginners, providing the reader with skills that can serve as a foundation for further learning. Later chapters cover more advanced topics and particular topics in electronic music.
Part Two provides practical applications, philosophical insights and "under the hood" developer's-eye views of modular synthesis and how to expand this.
More than 35 years experience, research, knowledge and concepts squeezed in this 'Little Red Baby'.
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Estarriol
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| Could you please explain -- does the "Laboratory of patching" combine Soundlabs I & II, or this book contains new material there is no in Soundlabs? Or this is Soundlabs combined with some info omitted? |
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Roland Kuit

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Posted: Fri Aug 24, 2012 2:33 am Post subject:
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Hi Estarriol,
In this Compendium of Modular Synthesis, I have upgraded SoundLab I(Part 1) a lot and extended SoundLab II(Part 2) with more results of research.
In Part 1 all chapters are supplemented with more explanations and patches.
In Part 2, more explaining patches.
The research in SoundLab II is carefully patch by patch and thus step by step placed in a line of thinking.
Laboratory of Patching over 1800 patches.
I would call this a major update, and this in one bundle.
SoundLab users who have both, I&II, can exchange it for free to the Laboratory of Patching. Just drop me a private line here. _________________ Roland Kuit
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Roland Kuit

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Posted: Sun Aug 26, 2012 12:22 am Post subject:
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A nice review on ProgSounds:
By Luca Capozzi
"- Whoever is into modular programming on Clavia synthesizers already knows the name of Roland Kuit for his great contribution to patcher's community. He is one of few Top Programmers around the world, able to push both generations of Nord Modular synths to their limits. -
- As stated before, this is a work of a lifetime and requires a lifetime to fully explore and understand all the experience Roland put into his amazing book. Every synth programmer, beginner or advanced, will benefit from Laboratory of Patching since it is more a compendium of new ideas than a standard "tutorial like" eBook. Perhaps this is the only downside of this work: while Part I contains brief description of what is going on, Part II only contains patches with their titles. Advanced programmers will not suffer from that, since they can easily understand the whole process while programming, but beginners and intermediate users will be scared at first even if, in my opinion, this is a stimulus to experiment and learn new techniques thinking out of all programming conventions. To me, as programmer, Roland Kuit just created a masterpiece and I can feel the love and even a little of humour behind this work. -"
For more:
http://www.progsounds.com/blog/roland-kuit-laboratory-of-patching _________________ Roland Kuit
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Posted: Tue Aug 28, 2012 2:45 pm Post subject:
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Looks great. Roland! What proof do I need to provide for student discount? _________________ tunes
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Roland Kuit

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Thank you!
Hi winstontaneous.
Just a picture or copy of your student card. by email, thanks _________________ Roland Kuit
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Roland Kuit

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Posted: Wed Aug 29, 2012 5:02 am Post subject:
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For Ross,
Here a neat LFO tuning trick with use of the Min-Max module: _________________ Roland Kuit
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alfredsolax

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Posted: Thu Aug 30, 2012 12:35 pm Post subject:
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Hey guys! Today I had the big honor to take a caffelatte and to share some words with the insanely great Roland Kuit and his Laboratory of Patching (actually he went for a Cappuccino, but that's another story )!!
I was really shocked in front of those incredible patches where everything starts at very low level and I was there thinking "why have I never thought of this before???"
If you are serious about synthesis, and if you are here, on this forum, for sure you are, go and get your copy, NOW!!! This is a work born by passion, not for commercial reason...and you can "feel" it. He deserves a super thanks from all the modular fans!!! Thanks again, Roland!! _________________ www.federicosolazzo.com |
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Roland Kuit

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Thank you for your kind words! Sharing some words? A load of synthesis you mean, that was great! I remember a video from you at Clavia. You are a real synthesist! Not a keyboard player with a synth in front. You really work with the thing! _________________ Roland Kuit
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iPassenger

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| Roland Kuit wrote: | For Ross,
Here a neat LFO tuning trick with use of the Min-Max module: |
I need to test this when I am next at home, I really don't get it by looking at it though.  _________________ iP (Ross)
- http://ipassenger.bandcamp.com
- http://soundcloud.com/ipassenger |
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Roland Kuit

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Posted: Fri Aug 31, 2012 9:13 am Post subject:
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And a nice review for our Italian friends by Enrico Cosimi:
"- Instancabile, Roland Kuit continua a perfezionare la sua opera di tele didattica concentrata sull'impiego del Clavia Nord Modular G2 (o, in assenza dell'ormai quasi introvabile, prestigioso, hardware, della sua versione Demo Editor freeware). Laboratory of Patching riunisce in un unico ebook le versioni aggiornate, estese e ipercorrette dei precedenti Soundlab I © e Soundlab II ©. L'insieme di oltre 1700 patches originali per NMG2 rendono il lavoro assolutamente degno di considerazione per chiunque sia seriamente intenzionato a padroneggiare la nobile e complessa arte della programmazione sonora -
Ci eravamo recentemente occupati di Soundlab II © e, in quell’occasione, ci eravamo resi conto del più importante pregio dell’opera di Kuit: l’originalità del percorso di programmazione. Questa volta, di fronte al lavoro completo e integrato nelle sue diverse parti, l’impatto è praticamente irresistibile e permette un approccio trasversale tanto alle pratiche di programmazione ad alto livello, quanto a quelle più esoteriche – compiute a basso livello attraverso il collegamento di funzioni più semplici (e per questo, fin troppo spesso sottovalutate).-
- Ci eravamo recentemente occupati di Soundlab II © e, in quell’occasione, ci eravamo resi conto del più importante pregio dell’opera di Kuit: l’originalità del percorso di programmazione. Questa volta, di fronte al lavoro completo e integrato nelle sue diverse parti, l’impatto è praticamente irresistibile e permette un approccio trasversale tanto alle pratiche di programmazione ad alto livello, quanto a quelle più esoteriche – compiute a basso livello attraverso il collegamento di funzioni più semplici (e per questo, fin troppo spesso sottovalutate). -"
More here:
http://www.audiocentralmagazine.com/roland-kuit-laboratory-of-patching/ _________________ Roland Kuit
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| Roland Kuit wrote: | In research for my book I did some amazing discoveries.
Working with the MinMax module I discovered that it can be used as an octavider in combination with a Delay module! |
The MinMax module is one of those under-appreciated treasures. Only after making heavy use of it lately in combination with the pattern generators did I realize how important it can be as a low-level component for DSP algorithms.
The laboratory looks great - I am trying to work out a strategy to buy a copy without damaging the household budget. |
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Roland Kuit

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Posted: Fri Sep 07, 2012 11:27 pm Post subject:
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I used and "misused" the MinMax module thoroughly in the book.  _________________ Roland Kuit
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Roland Kuit

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Posted: Fri Sep 07, 2012 11:30 pm Post subject:
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A nice review on Sequencer.de:
by Moogulator
"- same with sequencers and LFOs in the next chapter that introduces a lot of special modules like the DA converter to get very much “shaped” and “organized” random sources which will be valuable for your own sounds! pattern with clock delayed feedback – how does this sound to you? it’s still about 10 modules used, get some quantizers, delays, clock dividers and envelopes into the right place here! learn how to tune the chaos and add even more clever logic modules to get even 8stage tuned patterns and learn how and where to put those level modules to get the right trigger to and from those modules to get the trigger series you want – and tune it!-
-if you want to be on top into the G2 to be on the same level of reaktor, MAX/MSP and others but without the need of a computer on stage this may be the best you can buy -"
http://www.sequencer.de/blog/roland-kuit-laboratory-of-patching-electronic-book/14635 _________________ Roland Kuit
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Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2012 1:05 pm Post subject:
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Today I came upon 2 more architectures for SYNC.
Now 30!!! ways.
In the next free update. _________________ Roland Kuit
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