The Synth Secrets articles from Sound on Sound are always a good reference for things like this: https://www.soundonsound.com/techniques ... nstruments

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Mon May 25, 2020 3:17 am

In your experience, would Braille replacement panels help or are even the more ergonomic Eurorack panels too small for this?

I imagine it'd be tough to fit braille labeling on most modules unless they have a lot of space between jacks and knobs. Still, might be doable in some case.

Thinking about the way my wife, who is blind, has set up our appliances and electronics... here's a few suggestions: There's a company, Grayscale ( https://grayscale.info/ ), that makes replacement panels for many Euro modules. If there are modules you want that have panels that are hard to read (Ma...

Excellent video; always nice to learn some sound design techniques. Thanks for posting.

In Euro Land the Rossum Control Forge comes to mind.

Check out the factory patches in the manual for some ideas about things that can be done with an eight-stage complex envelope: [url]http://www.rossum-electro.com/fqlzron/w ... 2616-2.pdf[/url]

Here it is:

Sine Shaping & You

Bananas are involved.

Thanks for this - very interesting.

Pulplogic format here.

There's only a few things i've wanted that I can't find in 1u: a linear response VCA is one. Be nice to have some more LFO options as well.

And there's a few 'dual' modules in 3U that i'd have a hard time justifying; Mutable's Branches, for example.

Yup, the linear FM thing, as he describes.

Just want to give kudos to the Joranalogue guys... had a minor issue with my Filter8 (apparently some of the early models had an issue with the linear FM input). Contacted them and they immediately paid for shipping back to them, fixed it, and sent it back within days.

Great filter; great company.

Haven't tried the Tš-L, but I have the Dixie II (6 hp version) and a VCOb. Personally I like the sound of the VCOb more than the Dixie. The VCOb has a nice fat tone... a little less harsh than the Dixie. And the VCOb sounds great under linear FM. The VCOb isn't a very 'clean' oscillator though - doe...

+1 for Hinton. I had a couple uZeus and switched to the Hinton and it's night and day. Top quality product.

Very impressive. Great sounds.

Had the Pittsburg LPG and can confirm it's pretty snappy. Too snappy for me, in fact, so I got rid of it. Good module if you're into that sort of thing but I found I prefer patching up my own so that I have more control over the envelope. Still, nice to have a vactrol around for general use. SSF URA...

Have read the manual and this thread, and I *think* I know the answer, but want to confirm: is it correct that there's no way to take a CV from the CV1 or CV2 input and apply it to a single stage's time or level? My first thought - creating a simple AR envelope - was that i'd take a velocity CV and ...

+1 for the idea of Circuit Abbey 1U tiles. Big fan of your other modules and 1U generally.

Been emailing him quite a bit - buying a power supply. He's been super responsive. I first reached out via the support form on his website: http://hinton-instruments.co.uk/contact/index.htm . He replied very quickly.

Anyway - yeah, probably just an email issue.

Not small, but the vermona QMI2 is friggin awesome. If you ever want to control simultaneous voices that's the way to go.

Congrats on getting your system going. Bad ass. My wife is blind and, while i'm the modularist, I can think of a few tricks i've learned from her that might help. Since braille's not your thing and would be hard to fit on small modules, small tactile markers next to key knobs & jacks might help. I'm...

* Intellijel Dixie II
* BubbleSound VCOb
* Doepfer A-108

All fairly basic but solid.

ALM Busy Circuits is supposed to be coming out with a two-band parametric EQ - so there's another option: https://www.modulargrid.net/e/alm-busy-circuits-pe-1

One impressive female artist - working in modular - that i've come across is Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith. Interested to know of other good artists out there (female or otherwise).

But yeah, it sure seems like the community is predominately male.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95UvPlhjbE4

Hmmm... I believe you have to consider all three values combined: +12V, -12V, and +5V, and not just the +12V. So unfortunately I think that means you'll need to get the 3000mA wall wart to get the power you need.

But then again, i'm no electrical engineer. Be sure to get a second opinion.

Welcome. I'm also a bit of a noob, so it would be good to get further confirmation beyond what I list below. That said, though... (1) I have a TipTop uZeus with the 1A PSU. If Modular Grid calculates that my power consumption is 857mA on +12V, and 449mA on -12V, is that considered to exceed 1A? I'm ...

Here's a few 84hp cases that are similar to the Mother 32 case: http://pittsburghmodular.com/cell-dc-cases/ http://store.synthrotek.com/Skiff-Boat_p_508.html http://www.makenoisemusic.com/cases/skiff This style of case is often referred to as a "Skiff" or "Boat" (due to how shallow they are). I own ...

The major thing you're missing is a VCA. Vital. Intellijel uVCA II is a nice choice in 6hp. Not sure what you could change to fit that in, but you'll definitely be hurting without it. You might be able to find a different (smaller) clock source to clock the Renee?

Hope that helps.