Shakmat Modular SUMDIF / playthrough / more than a mid side processor

Описание: In this video I take a closer look at the functionality of SUMDIF by Shakmat Modular. SUMDIF is only 2HP wide and can be used for a lot of things: inverter, averager, buffered multiple, precision adder, mid/side processor, ... .

Besides showing how you can create interesting modulation signals, I walk you through a patch to make supersaws with sumdif (and a comparator) as well. I also demonstrate and explain how mid/side processing works, how to use SUMDIF as a mult and a precision adder. I haven't recorded an example of using SUMDIF as an averager, but just know that it's possible using the A+B outputs (with the jumpers on the back added for a 6dB gain cut).

Sumdif webpage: http://www.shakmatmodular.com/product...
Sumdif on modulargrid: https://www.modulargrid.net/e/shakmat...

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0:00 intro
0:14 welcome
1:08 sound examples
2:13 adding/subtracting LFOs
13:15 buffered mult/precision adder
16:32 adding audio rate signals
19:58 mid/side what, why and how
29:17 mid/side maths
35:17 mid/side two patches
39:50 outro


DISCLAIMER: Shakmat Modular sent me this module because I specifically asked to add it to my rack and make a video about it. There's several M/S modules around but this is surely the smallest one, and (for me) that by itself makes it the most interesting one. If you want more features like built-in filters, normalisation, etc... this is probably not the one for you, but with a few extra utilities and filters you can expand greatly on the functionality.