ZOIA mega tutorial 1. It's finally out. And it's awesome, this little modular in a stomp box!
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Chapters:
0:00 - Hello this is Cuckoo
1:58 - Turning it on
2:17 - Select an empty patch
2:36 - Place your first module (What is a module?)
3:02 - Bypass
3:52 - Navigate the module menu. Create an Audio Input Module
5:14 - Audio Output Module changing options on modules
6:20 - Investigating modules, changing volume on Audio Output
7:05 - Connecting modules
7:38 - Adding a Reverb Module
8:40 - Connecting the Reverb Module, a thought on avoiding phasing
9:05 - Thoughts on phasing issues, and avoiding duplicating the dry signal
11:34 - Adjusting levels in modular patch connections
12:32 - Longer reverb
12:46 - Using a Stomp Switch to send to the Reverb, through a VCA
15:53 - A word about the basics of modular, modulation, sending values
16:29 - Connecting the Stomp Switch to the VCA
17:24 - Saving, renaming, using shift functions
18:33 - The modular mindset, being inventive to make patch work for YOU
19:27 - Using the Keyboard Module to create "mini presets" in the Reverb
23:47 - Using a Cabinet Sim Module
25:26 - Adjusting the volume at some patch points
25:57 - Rerouting a little bit
26:48 - Let's make a Synthesizer in the same patch, on a different page
27:20 - Connect a MIDI keyboard
28:10 - MIDI Notes In Module, to read the keyboard
29:13 - Oscillator module , to generate a waveform
29:39 - A second Audio Output for convenience
30:29 - Let the MIDI Notes In Module set the frequency of the Oscillator
31:13 - Use the Keyboard's Gate for controlling a VCA to quickly test the synth
32:51 - Oscillator Duty Cycle option = Pulse width modulation
33:43 - MIDI CC In Module for capturing the Mod Wheel action
35:07 - Duty Cycle on Sine wave
35:48 - Making an FM synth with two Oscillators
37:28 - Messing with frequencies and FM synthesis
38:40 - Using an ADSR Envelope to control volume over time
43:13 - Modulating the frequency of OSC1 with the MOD wheel
44:21 - Making the second and third Stomp Switch available for interaction
45:16 - Stomp Switch Module to send synth to Reverb
46:26 - Connecting modules across different pages
48:47 - Making a Sequencer control the FM synth!

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