
Make Noise 0 Coast
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- RickKleffel
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Fantastic work, you're giving Plaid a run for their money!lisa wrote:I'm using the 0-coast as lead synth more and more. All melodies in this track are from the 0-coast:
https://soundcloud.com/verklighetensfol ... ated-squin
https://soundcloud.com/verklighetensfol ... ated-squin

Thanks!RickKleffel wrote: Fantastic work, you're giving Plaid a run for their money!

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please pardon the hand-holding pleas.. i'm wondering about the SYNC (in/out) ports on the back of my Monologue, and how i could interface the 0-coast with it. based on what i've read, i have the impression that the output signal (sync) of a Korg Monologue isn't very strong, compared to cv/gate signals.. i'll probably just test it out, but i'm wondering if anybody could shed some light on the functionality of the Korg's Sync ports, if/how it could affect the 0-coast's behavior, and vice versa.
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try patching into 'tempo' and then 'clk' into 'gate'. tempo seems to be more sensitive. this often does the trick …
medium Rob wrote:please pardon the hand-holding pleas.. i'm wondering about the SYNC (in/out) ports on the back of my Monologue, and how i could interface the 0-coast with it. based on what i've read, i have the impression that the output signal (sync) of a Korg Monologue isn't very strong, compared to cv/gate signals.. i'll probably just test it out, but i'm wondering if anybody could shed some light on the functionality of the Korg's Sync ports, if/how it could affect the 0-coast's behavior, and vice versa.
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Hadn't realized to keep PITCH all the way down before, big steps in teh right direction! Despite messing with the various tuning knobs on both machines the closest I can get is an octave apart. According to Arturia's manual the MB with octave selector on green/0, leftmost key should be C2. The closest Fine Tune knob gets me is A#2, so somethings still a bit off there, unless my tuner is calibrated funky. But hey, this is a 0-coast thread so I'll quit whining about the MB.hawkfuzz wrote:Very smart about waiting until you understand.
Hm, so have you tried with the PITCH knob all the way down? I'd try that first and put the MB octave all the way down as well. The 0-coast is supposed to be calibrated for 1 volt per octave and that's what the MB puts out.
I've been playing with the two and mostly making a lot of droney techno jams so far, and being able to patch from one to the other has made some pretty sweet modulating and evolving sounds. What's funny too is after playing with the 0-coast and patching stuff around, I'm figuring out new ways to work with the MB on it's own that had never occured to me before.moonscience wrote: I really suggest exploring all the possibilities with the 0C & MB as they work well together. I wish the MB was a little more flexible, but even now surprised with options, like how I can use its VCA independently with the Gate in, or use the OC to add random and noise functionality to the MB.
Lisa, that track is great! Super inspiring on more sounds to get out of the 0-coast and also inspiring for me to learn how to actually arrange a song!
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you can further lower the pitch of the o-coast via the attenuverter/offset on the o-coast. patch a cable from the attenuverter out into 1v/oct and turn the +/- knob ccw into the minus area. fromm there you have to tune by ear which works best by putting both devices into a clean triangle wave (o-coast balance all the way ccw for the fundamental) and tune with the +/- knob until you hear the least movement int the 2 overlaying outputted waveforms.
plytheman wrote:Hadn't realized to keep PITCH all the way down before, big steps in teh right direction! Despite messing with the various tuning knobs on both machines the closest I can get is an octave apart. According to Arturia's manual the MB with octave selector on green/0, leftmost key should be C2. The closest Fine Tune knob gets me is A#2, so somethings still a bit off there, unless my tuner is calibrated funky. But hey, this is a 0-coast thread so I'll quit whining about the MB.
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quick question,
i lost my midi cable, but have the midi cable from a beatstep pro...
before making any damage, would be totally safe to use the beatstep pro midi cable for the 0coast?
thank you!
i lost my midi cable, but have the midi cable from a beatstep pro...
before making any damage, would be totally safe to use the beatstep pro midi cable for the 0coast?
thank you!
i've blown a fuse...
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Muzone
thank you for the info!Muzone wrote:There are 2 "standards" for 3.5mm -> 5pin MIDI: Korg Vs Arturia/Novation/Malekko, 0-C uses the Korg version so your BSP cable won't work :(
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Help!
Got my 0-coast yesterday. Plugged it in this morning with midi from Ableton like I do with all my synths. The 0-coast plays the midi sequence but it seems like it doesn't close the gate between the notes. Between each note there's a very high pitched note playing. When I stop the sequence from Ableton the tone keeps on playing. I can't really find anything in the manual helping me out.
Got my 0-coast yesterday. Plugged it in this morning with midi from Ableton like I do with all my synths. The 0-coast plays the midi sequence but it seems like it doesn't close the gate between the notes. Between each note there's a very high pitched note playing. When I stop the sequence from Ableton the tone keeps on playing. I can't really find anything in the manual helping me out.
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Check the basic patch in the manual, you can set-up the 0-coast to self trigger or trigger from midi. See if you have the same problem with and without mid. Also, by default I think the 0-coast responds to all midi channels, so make sure there’s nothing else coming from ableton.Mirland wrote:I'm really getting anxious something is wrong with either me or my 0-coast. The high pitched tone is just going on and on between the notes. Like a vca missing...
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- RickKleffel
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I just picked up this pair, and i agree. I love the SQ1, so cheap, powerful and straightforward...while the 0-Coast is anything but, yet powerful and fun and a great complement to a more traditional analogue synth, in my case the Fusebox, which is traditional only in basic config... Thanks to the many posts here about the 0-Coast, great, great call!optiprime8 wrote:Good, the sq1 is great with the 0-coast, enjoy!Mirland wrote:ThanksI tried resetting to the default midi settings and am now sequencing with the SQ-1 with great results. Seems some kind of midi setting was wrong.
Unfortunately I was very wrong. This week I have been in constant contact with the very kind tech staff at Make Noise since my 0-coast does not function correctly when controlled by external midi. As I wrote before there is a constant high pitched tone being played from the moment the 0-coast registers midi on it's input. It plays the sequence correctly but whenever the gate should be closed the high pitched sound plays. There has not been found a solution yetMirland wrote:ThanksI tried resetting to the default midi settings and am now sequencing with the SQ-1 with great results. Seems some kind of midi setting was wrong.
