Thanks for asking. No ETA yet. It's been prototyped but needs another hardware revision. This will be a good addition to the Buchla ecosystem though since it's a bit like having a 6-channel MARF and you can chain up to six units together for 36 "stages" in total.

DAO and MSV will work with the stock firmware. No ETA for the DR and SMP firmware, haven't looked at this code in about two years and need to make sure that what gets published is actually the final working version, that'll take some time.

Great post, thanks for the project update. Enjoyed the nerdy typography tangent too, really appreciate that level of attention to detail. The sides of those cases might have been drawn with a French curve and scaled up. Another old-school analog design technique akin to using Letraset for making fil...

This is one of the cleanest and comfyest setup I have seen. Love the uniformish cases. Very cozy and looks like a great room to patch in! Agree, was going to say the same. I like how that looks with everything side by side, plus you can just keep expanding horizontally (if your desk is wider thank ...

Sub $100 guitar pedals, junk mixers, and $20 tape recorders on eBay will work wonders.

It's probably not much of a secret but carefully reviewing the full Doepfer lineup can be quite illuminating. Newer brands get all the hype but there are plenty of weird and interesting modules in the Doepfer product line and they don't cost much either.

Your best bet seems to be emailing Maho or sending her a Facebook message and getting on the list for whatever's going into production soon. There is also a Facebook group where she and Wowa announce new batches and solicit feedback, etc. As in the past it could take years to get all the modules you...

Haven't updated this thread in a while. Three things: 1. Mylar Melodies posted this video a few weeks ago, using the Algo with the "Polyrhythm" firmware to full effect. https://youtube.com/watch?v=4jCCzpWBsFs&t=3s 2. This led to an influx of people asking why they couldn't buy the module. Well, ther...

Thanks @captnapalm for picking up the slack on this. Hope you can get the domain sorted out. I'd guess that Dave Brown's site has many (if not most) of the critical mods documented. Ideally this documentation would be added to electricmusicstore.com instead of being buried on a "secret" forum. Seems...

Thanks. I suppose Emilie agrees: https://twitter.com/mutable_instrum/status/1294611738206392320 Spotted another VCV Rack demo which uses 8 instances of Supercell, each with one of the Superparasites modes active, pretty interesting idea. Maybe we'll implement automatic switching of the front panel g...

Is it safe to come out now :ninja: I wanted to mention that the Supercell plugin for VCV Rack is now available: https://library.vcvrack.com/Grayscale/Supercell The Grayscale plugin is free, and so is VCV Rack: www.vcvrack.com Here's a 45-minute overview from Omri Cohen which explores all 8 modes of ...

Aaaand we're back:

https://github.com/grayscalemodular/modules
https://github.com/1979modular/modules/

Kinda raises the question of what's the point of a creative commons license in the first place? Legally, Wes was in the clear; public opinion says Wes was out of line. Given the public outcry in this tiny community when someone breaches, or even questions, the spirit of a license, why have an offic...

Will respond to some of these comments later but just wanted to say that after further discussion with Emilie I'll be rebuilding the repos ASAP and making all the source files available again. Definitely the right thing to do and I have a much better understanding of how this stuff should be handled...

@ehafh – source files are here: https://github.com/1979modular/modules @toumpouris – thanks, well that's interesting. I doubt that there is any difference, these digital modules are operating at the same sample rates, etc as the Eurorack versions. Some might argue that the Buchla power spec provides...

Just build your own code from the ground up instead of basing it on another's work. Everyone ok with that? I love what you've done, but if you're not planning on abiding by the wishes of the original creator, then don't touch it. This seems pretty black and white. Well, to be clear, this is not abo...

Dude, if you can't deal with the fallout of releasing your products through an open source license, maybe try not borrowing open source material for your designs? You're probably right. The upside of doing these adaptations might not be worth the downsides. Maybe I should put my energy elsewhere. I...

On some level I actually appreciate this discussion (though not the personal attacks). I've been stressed and isolated lately like many people are and the cloning stuff has certainly not helped. One particular issue that happened with a dealer a few months ago made me feel that taking down the repo ...

Maybe Émilie should have given you more time to respond in private before tweeting, but I'm going to go out on a limb and assume that you probably didn't contact her to say you changed your mind before you withdrew the public files? There was no point in doing so, I knew exactly what the response w...

Also, check your own words: Hmm, maybe you should check the date on those words and stop pretending that changing one's mind is impossible. And also stop pretending that I never published any source files – I did, until recently. I wouldn’t if he’d respond in the other thread. Didn't even see the o...

Developing and supporting hardware isn't free, even when it's built on an open source project. I work 7 days a week on this stuff and I'm not putting in the hours just to give the cloners free hardware to sell at "built in the spare bedroom" prices. Bad faith approach to business: everything is open...

But why did I change my mind? You left that part out. And why run to Twitter instead of opening a dialogue?

Well, thanks for the post I guess – just woke up and hadn't seen this yet. That's a pretty vindictive move. We were just discussing this over email yesterday and she did not give me time to respond. It's only been 12 hours since she wrote back and there's a 13-hour difference in our time zones. Any ...

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Still a lot of new manufacturers appearing. Up to 552 across the world now.

That's wild, I'd guess that less than half are actively producing but 550+ is pretty impressive. Only 427 are listed on ModularGrid FWIW.

FWIW they've been in stock continuously for a few years. Did the first Maths panels back in 2013.