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Xaoc Devices LEIBNIZ #2 / LIPSK / extensive playthrough

In this video I try to showcase the multitude of things that can be done when you attach LIPSK to DREZNO. There's a theoretical section in which I go over how the LEIBNIZ BINARY SUBSYSTEM decodes audio or CV into bits and what happens when you start inverting things with LIPSK. A large portion of the video is just me sending several things into DREZNO and LIPSK to show you what experimenting with these two modules looks and sounds like. If you're not sure about what it all means I urge you to watch the video about DREZNO first, much of the inner workings of the system are explained there in more detail. My LEIBNIZ BINARY SUBSYSTEM playlist:    • LEIBNIZ BINARY SUBSYSTEM   Some interesting videos about DREZNO: Max Makes Music DREZNO overview:    • Xaoc Devices Drezno || Eurorack Guide...   Largeman 'the noodling notes' LEIBNIZ distortion:    • the noodling notes - s01/e01 - "Leibn...   XAOC at Schneidersladen:    • XAOC Devices - Workshop at Schneiders...   My prequel video about binary numbers:    • Xaoc Devices LEIBNIZ / prequel video:...   My video about DREZNO:    • Xaoc Devices LEIBNIZ #1 / DREZNO / ex...   If you're curious about my support page head over here: http://ko-fi.com/BRiES I'll post some of the diagrams I used in this and the previous video on there as well (available for everyone). 0:00 intro 0:12 hi and overview 2:10 patch examples 5:28 theory 9:35 let's experiment: shaping an LFO 25:01 manipulate a pitch sequence 32:34 inverting a gate signal 35:43 extracting CV from gates and vice versa 36:40 closing thoughts and support page 39:34 thanks for watching! DISCLAIMER: although Xaoc Devices sent me these module to learn and demonstrate in no way does anyone else than me have any say in what I do in these videos. My goal is never to encourage you to buy something but instead I hope to share the information you need to be able to figure out if a module is something you need for your system or not. I know how hard it can be sometimes to make these choices based on reviews, manuals and subjective demos.