Hillbish Amps are incredible.

https://www.hilbishdesign.com/

very cool. I've wondered how VCOs that are a pain to tune would do paired with something like Beast's Chalkboard. At least that could give basic VCOs octave switching capability.

This is the thread I've been looking for. I posted about a month ago about wanting to build a Eurorack synth that used the Model D as a jumping off point and all the feedback I got back was how bad of an idea that was (get a hardwired monosynth like the Pro3, or start with a semi-modular like the Bo...

Cheating isn't a thing. ^^^this Of course you guys are right. I've had this idea of a monster Eurorack monosynth for a long time and it's probably just that - an idea of something that isn't practical. It's giving me a lot to think about. The Pro 3 looks like it really can do alot. Maybe that is wh...

If you want those things I'd suggest one of those semimodular synths that have some inputs and outputs that can go with a eurorack setup. It's going to save you money and give you a great foundation to build on. But those feel like cheating to me! It seems like I'd be missing out on using the build...

plaits isn’t analog even a little which isn’t a bad thing. however eurorack is the most expensive way to get what you’re looking for sound wise. it is also one of the least efficient because you have to patch to get sounds and other basic connections. unless you see a lot of value added by patching...

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Wed Jan 13, 2021 3:17 am

I would consider a module with multiple VCAs. Saves space and money e.g. https://www.modulargrid.net/e/intellijel-quad-vca

DONE! Thanks for the idea.

I like your thought process. I think you can make your setup more interesting though since a basic triangle or square waveshape from 2-3 different analogue oscillators will not give you a dramatic variation of tones. Perhaps consider a setup with 2x oscillators, envelopes and filters first and then...

Mono synth in eurorack is best only if you have unique modules IMO. Otherwise you’re spending too much. I see what you mean compared to the sub37 or pro3. Here I thought I was doing pretty well on cost compared to a minimoog! And holy moly I looked at Plaits - it does a lot. My concern is that I ha...

My goal for my first Eurorack is use the Model D as a framework to build on. When I started putting this together, I even pulled up the Model D manual to get some ideas. So I've got 3 oscillator voices (2 of which will go into Beast's Chalkboard for octave switching), going into a mixer, then some f...