Any insights on what Cornflakes may or may not have in common with Arbhar? Currently I have a Morphagene, and I have been trying to like it for a year, but I have now filed for a divorce. One thing I would love to have in my next granular module, is a clear way of loading saved material, and I can ...

A module with a basic waveguide physical modeling setup, going beyond basic Karplus-Strong but more patchable than most physical modeling modules tend to be. waveguide.png End junctions have an output, a mixer with an external input and an internal feedback path that can be inverted, and a lowpass ...

Multi Grooves wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 25, 2021 2:53 pm

luchog wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 19, 2020 4:18 pm

One module I'd really like to see is a version of the Doepfer A-162 Dual Trigger Delay with voltage control of delay time, and a switch (or at least jumper) to select the delay range.

Propogate by SSF?
I think it's discontinued now

Gate Delay by Malekko.

You are right. Analog or digital is now a secondary question, al least for me. In fact, every trigger or gate in the analog gear “is” a digital signal (on-off). I should have said what matters: today we can control the DAW from the modular system. :tu: Btw, Chromaphone is receiving gates and modula...

I love that they say "essentially we control the DAW with analog gear" when essentially they are controlling the DAW with digital gear, by sending the DAW a digital signal, and since the chromaphone is just sending gates, even that signal could just as easily be digital instead of analog. Still cool...

Sandrine wrote: ↑

Fri Jan 15, 2021 10:23 am

It's very Reflex LiveLoop-like! I would love to see what's behind the panel

That can be arranged

yes I think so too so far, although the addac222 seems extremely jammable. I'm curious as to why there are no videos of others using these type of modules with hardware samplers? It seems like an incredibly powerful setup. Here's me jamming on with a controller this time, on the Bitbox Micro. This ...

The Modcan Touch Sequencer ticks all your boxes and smoothly adds far more. 21hp, four tracks, super easy to program, has 8 steps per sequence but can do up to 8 sequences in a song (which equals 64 steps, but with up to 32 repeats of each sequence in a song), can do polyrhythms by setting tracks to...

oilpanic wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 06, 2021 10:35 pm

Is this synthrotek the only option?

I just happen to have a Ladik Clock-to-MIDI-clock module for sale in BST. It will take any of your on-board clocks, like the Tempi, and convert it to MIDI clock. Simple.

Daisuk wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 07, 2021 2:03 pm

The Tasty Chips ECR-1 really is rather lovely. Can wholeheartedly recommend it.

What is it that you like about it? I'm curious what aspect of the module makes it stand out for you.

It sure does. And here's hoping your TO never dies.

Hey pikablue is the firmware hack still an option? I wanna have my TOs shipped over, and give it a try.

taotetek wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 05, 2021 5:43 am

I could have some serious fun with this + Unity w/ my VR setup.

That was exactly my thought! Unity + Oculus + OSC could be quite interesting.

Unreal accepts OSC?

oberkorn wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 04, 2021 7:24 am

There are at least two convolution modules out there. The c1 and c0 modules from Mungo, and the ERM-1. The Mungo can do real time convolution of two signals. Would that cover what you are looking for?

Thanks. Looking into the ERM-1, very interesting.

Sorry, meant ECR-1 from Tasty Chips.

WarpHead wrote: ↑

Tue Dec 29, 2020 8:43 pm

S&H/T&H/Switches that 'reset' not rhythmically or on their clock input, but as regards their cv output. I hereby trademark, copyright and patent this idea.

Why not get a CV controlled switch? Or if you really need a custom voltage value for "reset" why not use a comparator?

There are at least two convolution modules out there. The c1 and c0 modules from Mungo, and the ERM-1. The Mungo can do real time convolution of two signals. Would that cover what you are looking for?

What's worrisome about people being excited about an update to what is probably the most popular module ever produced? Just seems natural to me. Dunno, how about the fact that Clouds was a big release back in the day as there were no really dedicated modules for granular synthesis when it came out,...

The obsession over Clouds 2 would be funny if it weren't so worrisome.

The ADDAC306 Transitions module and the Noise Engineering Clep Diaz. Both are super at macro structures, so it's natural pair, but plugging the CV output of the CD into the 306 can really drive a whole system's narrative for a song or performance. All of a sudden you can quickly control various para...

What is there to say? Most of the typical functions are available in Eurorack format in one way or another? Math is simple, the functions are there. My introduction was working on the Logistic Equation which is readily available from Doepfer, or explained in another thread on this forum (in detail)....

Igorr, any advice for SpinASM code? Where to read up apart from the forums? I assume you don't have any plans of allowing us to take a look at your algorithms, right? Just curious to learn.

Since you mention Makrow, has anyone of you checked the ADDAC 306 Transition module?

Would love suggestions from anyone in this thread for other sources of inspiration in the vein of these vids - creative frameworks for using modular synths. It doesn't even have to be strictly modular or even related to synthesis, just applicable. for instance I have found deleuze & guattari's litt...

As it happens, I've been considering the Evaton CLX for use with my Shakmat Time Wizard because of the XOR and AND logic on it. The other option I'm currently considering is an Endorphin.es Running Order. Have you had the opportunity to compare the CLX with the Running Order by any chance? Nope, so...