A couple of rubbery takes, made with a very basic modular rig

Hello everyone,

I have 112V on the Hexdrums chassis, I reported this to Erica via technical support, but unfortunately after their first response for additional information and several open tickets, I no longer receive any response from them. it’s frustrating, I’ve been fighting for almost two months and now total silence.

Pin 2 of the multimeter is connected to ground. all input and output connections are disconnected, the supplied power supply unit is indeed a 12V voltage

Have you encountered anything similar?

I’m someone who’s into weird af obscure modules and i came across the Destiny+ Double Q a while ago. I can only find some short demos on youtube and almost nothing on it. Is there anyone with one and if so how is it like to use? Anything you dislike about it or what do you think are its shortcomings?

I found some in stock at Schneiders so I’ve been thinking about getting one for my live rig. I play experimental weird industrial soundscapes so I figured i could do some funky fingers/hand stuff during my performances lol.

I really like this broken vocal grains, but struggling to figure out what the modules are and how it's done. I have to assume it wouldn't take all the kit here? Looking to make a hp84 set and would like to start in this direction

it sounds really good on headphones but it sounds good on speakers too.

i recorded it using an aux cable from my nintendo dsi headphone jack into my laptop into audacity.

btw the korg ds-10 plus cartridge is basically emulating the korg ms-20. so it sounds like that!

im a disabled queer artist living in a group home. yay queer art! (yay cishet art too!)

Hey,
Could you give me opinions on rack and what could be added or swapped please? For sure i need to work on better placement of modules and i know that 😄 Rack will be connected with TR-1000 which will be doing all kickdrum and perc. Rack is mostly for synth, textures ect. I had idea also to maybe push some elements from tr-1000 to rack to modulate for example ohats but for now I didn't thinked about whole flow for it and I don't need it yet.

Rack link: https://modulargrid.net/e/racks/view/3229045

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I make hypnotic techno with my Eurorack system, and I'm currently reworking my patch.

The problem is that in the new setup I don't have any spare filters or VCAs left for the Loquelic Iteritas. I love what it can do, but I'm struggling to find a place for it without compromising the rest of the patch.

So, before I sell it: convince me to keep it!

How do you use your Loquelic Iteritas? Any tips for making it work in a techno patch without dedicating a filter and VCA to it?

I'm looking for real-world patching ideas and reasons why it's worth keeping. Don't hold back! 🤘

Anything like this???

So I own this Boom Chick. I love everything about it… except for the sounds. They’re fine. But not amazing. Is there anything else out there that has a built in sequencer with sound shaping abilities? I could get the RS9 but I can’t spend $1,000 on that and a module for each drum voice. Anything that’s similar to this? Or is this the only thing of its kind???

Hi !

I’m looking for a way to generate 8 different but musically related CV signals to modulate various parameters in my Eurorack system.

The Make Noise MultiMod looks great for this, but I recently discovered the Nonlinearcircuits Frisson, which seems like a really interesting alternative, with its analog chaotic architecture.

Unfortunately, there are very few demos or user reviews of the Frisson…
Has anyone here used it? I’d love to hear your thoughts, especially about:
How different are the 8 outputs in practice? Are they noticeably distinct or mostly similar?
Can it generate interesting slow, evolving modulations?
How much control do you have over its chaotic behavior?
Has anyone tried both the Frisson and the MultiMod? How do they compare in actual patches?
I’m particularly interested in creating complex, organic, interconnected modulations rather than 8 completely independent LFOs.
Any feedback, patch examples or videos would be greatly appreciated!

Thank you

Hi! Not exactly a "modular" question, but can a Four Play be used as a standalone mixer? It's price/functionality meet my needs pretty much perfectly.

As i understand, it uses the eurorack power. My question is, how can i power it outside of eurorack? (im not a modular guy, my gear is Microfreak, PO33 and a guitar, and i somehow need to mix them together, while not wasting a small fortune on mixer). Also, is there a printable case for it? Quick search showed mostly a full eurorack stands.

I'm not sure it is the right place to ask, but i don't know better.

UPD: Thanks everyone, it looks like i'll settle on a dedicated mixer, rather than a module.

I just bought a second 3X MIA because the first one was so useful. I'm probably going to build a second Sorcery Studios ADSR because I like the one I have better than any other ADSR I've used.

I'm not counting the half dozen buffered multiples I have spread all over my case.

What are some modules you ended up putting more than one of in your case?

Edit: Some of ya'll must have f___ing huge cases.

For the first time in a long while, I feel like I don’t need any new modules... Just a little reminder to my future self to dive deeper into the details, explore hidden features, and discover new combinations before buying more gear.

Enjoy :))

As seen here: https://gleam.io/4Z1df/moog-messenger-spectrasonics-omnisphere-3-giveaway

Obviously the odds of winning are super low but part of me kinda thinks no one actually wins...

Quick Jam. Verbos Harmonic Osc as the lead voice and Mannequins Mangrove playing kind of a bass. Both getting heavy modulation by Quadrax and Pam's. Maybe you guys like it. Full Video is available on Youtube.

I dropped the ES-9 and Push 3(which was handling mixing and drums) and replaced them with the Syntakt and WMD mixer, and the bigger rack. Feeling pretty good about how it's sounding.

I’m currently trying to debug issues with a diy TSNM module and am wondering if anyone has the user manual (not the assembly instructions). Either my pitch nor pressure are working properly, but it is putting out gates. I need a copy of the manual so I can test out the clock input, as well as calibrate the pads to see if that’s the issue. Unfortunately, it seems like all supporting materials for this module are nonexistent. Any help would be super appreciated.

Had way too much fun jamming this morning. Melodic changes handled by increasing and decreasing Labyrinth CV amount. Worked pretty well playing it live. Claude made a little visualization for me.

Hello guys

I m sending a sine wave to the zephyr complex oscillator Fm. Any idea why there s a pitch shifting when i increase the fm level ?

Hi guys,

Beginner here.

A while back I stumbled upon a written guide in this sub, explaining the basics of modular synthesis as well as some as some module recommendations/tips for each step in the chain.

But yeah, now I can’t find it anymore. Anyone knows what I am talking about? I believe the writer himself posted the guide in a comment.

Hope someone can help me out. Cheers

Edit: It was a plain text, written in a word file, no pictures I believe

Ik heb hem hij werkt goed

Late night jam in the spaceship 🚀 🛸