Give ring modulation a try.

The Analogue Systems RS300 is old, big and expensive but a cool thing.
Here's a large picture of the panel.

You'll be surprised how many instances of the simpler functions you need. Attenuate, mix, scale, invert, mute, switch, etc. Klavis MixWitch handles these. The manual is clear but if you don't respond well to manuals you may not see all the possibilities. I find it's a worthwhile use of 8hp.

Here's another generative experiment. Eight and half minutes, no post-production.
ChaosKit #53

Jazz for whales!

Very cool groove. Great -at -at -at.

I know you spend a lot of time planning and executing a patch, so why not take a patch-centred approach? ... If you have a large selection of modules you can decant those that are relevant to the job in hand to a smaller, patch-focused case. Actually, that's what I've been doing. My "smaller, patch...

Very nice weaving together of the changing qualities. I'm never quite sure how to end things like that and usually do what you did.

Do a little searching in Mouser, DigiKey, etc.

Think about whether you want to make your ambient music live or by some kind of post production step, which could be basic cut and paste or a full on track by track deal.

I like the REAN / Neutrik YS226BG very much. Currently you can get 20 for about $25 at Mouser.

I would avoid receivers that have whip antennas... Thanks for those recommendations. Speaking of antennas and reception, Do you think there's any point in attempting to receive SW if you live in a big city with all the interference an urban environment provides. I can put an antenna on the roof, ap...

Clip on TO-220 heatsinks are just the ticket for this kind of thing.

I frequently use 12V and 15V gear together. Generally I use separate power supplies but for one smaller frame I used a single +-15 supply and, on a piece of stripboard, added a pair of regulators to make +-12 from that. There are other threads here you can find about that.

Combine some LFOs with a mixer or a min/max thing. Though if you want it to stop moving around you kind of need the S&H.

A fresh approach supported by fresh tech is sensible but certain aspects will remain difficult. Especially moderation and maintaining conventions about categories etc. You need library skills along with the other skills. fulltext search - Take a look at Elasticsearch. It's deep and a chore to dig in...

I hear you saying "our community is scattered over the internet" and proposing a new platform. Doesn't that add to the scatter? Still, I'm curious about ASKBOT. Do you know of a particularly nice ASKBOT site we might want to look at? Thanks.

Okay, so there's 8 knobs for setting values and 3 gates, with corresponding switches, to select which one of those 8 voltages (one at a time) becomes the output. 2x2x2=8. The switches (Hi/Lo/Ext) are there to override the gate inputs. Set them to Ext to use the gate inputs. The knobs have markings (...

Have you been to this page?
https://www.bugbrand.co.uk/product/binary-block-voltage/

Lately I've been tinkering with a two row eurorack system I call the Chaos Kit. After clearing off a big complicated mess I came up with an interesting patch for two resonant percussive sounds and a bit of reverb. Before I go adding more to it... Here's the sound . Here's the patch: Generative patch...

Chaos is the hidden force that moves everything around us. It’s a random stream of events, whose correlation is impossible to understand.

If that's any indication, I don't think they've done their homework.

Great tips! The normally closed tweezers is exactly what I need. Paste flux sounds worth a try. Thanks.

Anybody have a good tool for holding an SMD part to the pads for soldering. They tend to get crooked or fly away when I solder them.

Fairlight CMI.

I saw one demoed at a trade show when it was brand new. A bunch of audio techs crowded around, smiling a lot.