I like Echophon, but if you liked Magneto why not just get that again?

I have played SIGN only 3 or 4 times so far, but liking it quite a bit. I like all of their work, but it sometimes takes me a while to get into a certain album-- have to admit I struggled with Confield when it came out (it's probably my favorite now after years of patient listening) and also Overste...

Well after another year or more of watching videos about this thing, I have to say I'm still sold, or would be if I had the cash. I don't know if anyone in these 39 pages has mentioned that the mod matrix includes mathematical functions between the sources and destinations, which is extremely cool....

I agree with you (except that Tempi can already be patched as a 5 channel gate sequencer-- I do it all the time and it's awesome). I get it, and it’s a great way to use Tempi, but clearly not what the example is about. I am not a manufacturer, but it would probably interest me somewhat to know what...

I agree with you (except that Tempi can already be patched as a 5 channel gate sequencer-- I do it all the time and it's awesome). I am not a manufacturer, but it would probably interest me somewhat to know what people assume MIGHT be possible in a firmware update as a "sky's the limit" sort of thin...

Somehow I missed this when it came out, but I am looking forward to catching up.

Welcome, Jopy! I am kind of unusual because I started with a shared system, added a handful of modules to fill the expansion space, and then picked up some semi modulars (moog mother 32s at a great price...) For a while, I had the moogs mounted in my "expansion" case and I think there are some huge ...

Start by learning what the various types of modules do. For instance, QPAS is a stereo filter so if you plug something into it, what will it do? What are the outputs? How does the sound change when it's modulated? Which signals would be interesting modulation signals? When you start buying modules, ...

I'd go for an MS-20 mini if you can find one at that price. If not, the korg monologue sounds cool from YouTube videos, but I haven't played one in real life. Depending on what you're doing though maybe the sensel morph controller would help the software feel more integrated? (Or maybe I'm misunders...

mixxalot wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 11, 2020 10:01 pm

I am surprised that Make Noise has yet to add the Mimeophon to their expensive B&G Shared System Plus modular system as well as v2 of Rene.

Somewhat off topic, but the B&G shared system does come with Rene 2 as far as I understand-- they stopped making Rene 1.

One thing to consider: you can create new voices from extant voices. Example, say you take the square wave from M32 and maybe you ring mod it with something else and put it through an LPG-- presto, new voice. The pitch will be related to whatever the M32 is doing, but in this way you can probably se...

I use the Roland Go Mixer with my iPhone. It's fine for instagram demos (I like it!), but I still prefer recording through a regular interface attached to a computer for more serious work.

I like Pigments a lot-- sounds excellent to me. For people who use modular to build the ideal monosynth, I think pigments is a great expression of that idea (and obviously it's cheap). What I don't like about it, as with most software synths, is the need to set up a MIDI controller or use a mouse fo...

Excellent as always-- thanks, batchas.

Another thing I like with VCFQ is to run the pings through a VCM or comparator etc. There are so many ways to process it with the serge system that even though it's kind of a signature sound, it can be hard to pin down exactly how it's happening.

aah. a climate change denier. I'll bow out at this point then. cheers If that's aimed at me then you're mistaken; I've worked with people on all sides of the debate from Sir John Rose to Caroline Lucas. However, when Western society venerates a child who claims she can see carbon dioxide it's not j...

https://muffwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=1872

Try this pinned thread?

Does anyone here own both the VCFS and VCFQ ? I'm hestitant between the two. They both sound really nice but idk why i should get one rather than the other. (do i have to choose?) I have both and I would pick the VCFQ if you had to choose because it's a little more useful as a general purpose modul...

Looking forward to this one-- I have a mostly totally separate serge eurorack system and this might be the point where I buy another case to go with this and split the two completely.

I’m considering an 0-CTRL and I’m wondering why is it, as the manual says that “You must always patch at least two cables between the 0-CTRL and the device to be controlled”? What happens if you want to patch only one? Must the two cables be connected to the same module? It has to do with grounding...

Reset NCOM Since the VC divide has a /1 ability, you might be able to use the CV input to effect a reset. While using the stairstep. Simply patch in a switchable voltage to offset the 1-31 knob setting completely, which brings the divisor to one. AKA reset. Using the switch lets you quickly set the...

Some folks seem to remember how analog gear they used in the 80s sound well enough to be able to claim that modern clones sound nothing like the original. So, 40 years at least? Bravo! I've done experiments just listening to a wavefolder droning or something and after a few minutes I perceive it to...

Pretty much what's in the title. I see Ken's CGS version goes up to about 60. Do you tend to use the steps as they come, or do you usually attenuate or amplify them? I don't think it's unreasonable to want 32 steps, but whatever :despair: :lol: I tend not to go as high as 31 most of the time. I lov...

Bernie Hutchins wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 23, 2020 3:48 pm

I would favor closing this thread, but if I continue to be punched and mistreated, be assured I will punch back.
- Bernie

You got it, Bernie-- let us know if you want to reopen this for discussion, but I'm locking it.

Hi everyone, I'm contemplating giving eurorack a go in the shape of a Random*Source system and could use some advice from more experienced users. A little background - After spending my twenties playing guitar and drooling after analog electronics from a safe distance, I hopped on the affordable re...

Thanks luketeaford + kvmet, much appreciated. I re-read the A152 Manual again. If I understand it correctly, when using it as a 1 input to 8 output multiplexer, the amount of voltage sent to the CV in selects one of the up-to-8 active outputs—and only one at a time, like any switch. That would then...