I just bought a secondhand DIY Turing Machine MK2 and I'm experiencing the same calibration issues (ie: the Trim Pot doesn't seem to do anything until nearly entirely CCW) and when I do get a clear tone from the Output during this point in calibration, the Lock knob doesn't seem to do anything. I ju...

It's been a while since I've posted and I surely wish it were under better circumstances. Mike had been a fixture of my life for the last (roughly) sixteen years. Mike and I first met over on KVRAudio.com, - I was a bedroom musician, living at home with my parents and dipping my toes into the VST wo...

Please do! With Erthenvar closed there is a hole in the market. We need to place an order for a system ASAP

This looks incredible. I can't wait to build two.

Oh shit, is this finally released? I've got a HackMe Vctr that would be perfect with this. I'm located in the United States, is there a way to get one of these stateside?

Chaos Brother : Two medium to fast LFO rate chaos signals, a slewed output for smoother CV, a CV/trigger input to "sync" it to an external clock and a chaotic gate output (really cool to add synced but off-beat drum triggers to a sequence for example). Needs a bit of practice to figure out. General...

I think the least appreciated feature of the Z-DSP is the CLOCK input. Hit that with a squarewave around 32khz and modulate the frequency of the wave and you can get some really gnarly stuff. It depends on what card, but you can get some really interesting sample-rate reduction type effects in addit...

We're pleased to announce that the Plague Bearer kits have re-appeared! They are available from Modular Addict and Thonk.

You are damn right I wanted something special! I thought I was going to get a limited edition brainchild of one of the best manufacturers in the field. It was sold to us as a one-off and now we FUNDED YOUR PROJECT, you see it fit to go on and make a huge profit (you said it yourself) Many of us sav...

Yes. Hopefully not permanently. It was a great resource. I just emailed their SERVER_ADMIN email address (clone45@gmail.com) asking about the Reference Pages. I really hope they'll still exist in a fashion. I'm just cleaning up code from last night and hope to get back into the gritty soon. Edit: t...

Is the Microbe Modular site down for anyone else? I just got a pair of these and I've started learning programming for them. I've just got a night in on "analog kick drum emulation" and I'd kill for those Module Reference pages.

Mine came today. I'm really impressed by it. The drum programs alone makes it exciting but the osc and equation programs sound great too. Looking into the code, this is a really creative module. It seems most of the programs are based around bytebeat - which I look at and go "that's bonkers." I kin...

I have a general question for the group here about these snake/bus modules in general - what use do you see these for? I think that they would be useful mainly for live rigs, allowing the inter-cabinet connections to be preset and one cable to connect things. Exactly. I have two systems that I ofte...

I'm so damn excited for the Fluxus. I've already got ModularGrid setups of how I'm going to re-arrange everything since the Fluxus and the E370 are going to change everything about my systems.

Has anyone used Modular Addict's cables? They are braided and look to be pretty low profile, also pretty inexpensive. I'd love to here peoples thoughts on these. http://modularaddict.com/parts/synth-diy-parts/eurorack-patch-cables-661 I like them - they fit into tight spaces that other braided cabl...

*bump* I just came across the product page for the Sinc Iter and with such a huge range ... has anyone tried it at video-rates in a video synthesis system? Also, could you hit the Sync input with H or V outputs from say - a LZX Visual Cortex to sync it up? Weird idea. I measured Sync Iter at over 4...

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I just came across the product page for the Sinc Iter and with such a huge range ... has anyone tried it at video-rates in a video synthesis system? Also, could you hit the Sync input with H or V outputs from say - a LZX Visual Cortex to sync it up?

Weird idea.

I believe the noise output is meant to be used as a random trigger source. Or more properly a random gate source. . I'm not sure but I think it changes when you use an external clock, just like the gate out gives fancy timing and triplets when using an external clock in. Foghorn According to the ma...

The noise out is the weakest aspect of the Nanorand and is only useable as an audio source. As a CV source its useless. Its just a random interval PWM[/img] wave. Its not even symmetrical. Mine just runs from 0 to -4 volts. https://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/userpix2/754_img_1325_1.jpg Haha. Holy sh...

I was going to make the 1U Invy 2 channels like its vertical cousin. But after reading the comments here I wonder if it should be just one channel? It'll lose the normallled inputs and mixed output features, but it would be more compact. Thoughts? --tr The normalled inputs and mixed output features...

I will not be using the R/C connectors. Standard 10-pin power connectors only. The issue is whether the shrouded connectors will fit or if I have to use unshrouded. I prefer shrouded but may not get my way. Yeah - I think the choice of R/C is partially just to save space on the board because it's d...

cosmikwolf wrote:hey guys, i posted a new demo!


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Now that BrotherTheo is back, I smell the possibility of a 1u Gozinta :nana: I have prototypes for 1U Tick and Invy, called Tock and Envy. Can a Cumzinta be far off? 8-) I'm waiting to decide on the IJ rail spacing issue... --tim As a long-time supporter of the Pulp Logic / Erthenvar Tiles - I'm re...

However, one interesting fact about the Nano.... it's own noise output is not really very good as an input to the S+H, it just goes back and forth between two values, at least with the "magenta" algorithm. That seems... odd to me. You'd think that a noise source (which is just a huge spectrum of ra...

flight wrote:

Now we all know the Quads are made of blood, sweat and sacrificed alarm system device enclosures.