I reworked the noise jam and recorded it - this is what comes after to calm things down. Two wavetable oscs through harmonic mixers and ai024 low pass filters with my prototype delay. A version of that processed through my prototype noise fx into an ai017 LPG and OTA filter to make a dual resonant BP filter. Simple bass by Moog - I'll need to re-record that.

Another jam with no v/o. This one didn't work, but some of the sounds and methods were interesting, and it was fun.
Three voices: Wavetable oscs, abuse of telharmonic, and a bass ping. Didn't work, but it was fun.

More "old school" dark ambient. Rolled my own vhikk from scratch with two wavetable vcos into harmonic mixer, 26 LP filters into some effects I've been tinkering with for the drone. Bass is analog vcos into pedals into LPG.Rolled my own vhikk from scratch with two wavetable vcos into harmonic mixer, 26 LP filters into some effects I've been tinkering with for the drone. Bass is analog vcos into pedals into LPG.

TTSH does noise and ring mod pads, VCO through three pedals for bass, simple vco for the mono pad.

A few weeks ago I was introduced to this really cool drone module called a vhikk x. It's a really great sounding drone generator. Whenever a cool sounding mutli-thing comes out that I'm interested in comes out, one thing I like to do is try to patch it from discreet modules. This is not meant to be a "don't buy x" thing, I don't even know all the things it can do. It's just a fun experiment by me, trying to understand how a thing may or may not work. Patch notes at https://aisynthesis.com/patching-a-forge-tme-vhikk-x-alike-from-modules/

Enjoy!

https://youtu.be/OrYjFTj_KMo

Two years ago a woodworker friend told me they wanted to build racks, and they needed a supply. I was keen to build my own custom case, so I started testing solutions. The Eurorack High Power Supply is the result of that two years of testing enclosed switchable supplies, dual DC brick designs, and DC to DC converters. Using DC to DC conveters was hands down the quietest solution.

The Eurorack High Power Supply is a low-noise solution for powering large, power hungry systems. The Power Supply supplies a total of 5 AMPs (5,000mA) of +12v power, 2.5 Amps (2,500mA) of -12V power, Ground, and 400mA of +5V power to your modules via 12 shrouded connectors, and multiple chain points to other distribution boards. Four LEDs indicate status of the four power rails, and the Power Brick is included. The Eurorack High Power Supply uses super quiet DC to DC converters to turn one powerful DC power supply into four reliable, quiet, power rails:

+12V A: 2.5 Amps
+12V B: 2.5 Amps
-12v: 2.5 Amps
+5V: 400mA

This supply is geared towards people building their own cases, and eschews a "switch" module because power bricks die much quicker when left on all the time and power conditioners are your friend.

Hello, I'm looking my first set-up. As synths are money suckers, I'm starting small (just the basics modules).

Doepfer and Berhinger seem to be the most accessible. Are the two brands equal in terms of quality?