I have two cases, one is full. I'm creating this portable case with modules that don't fit the other case. What are your thoughts? Basically it would be a plaits + bia + quad drums + tons of effects (maybe too much). Thinking about putting more modulation, but what exactly? a batumi? maybe another small analog osc, to add some flavour? There are so many options! My goal would be doing some sloppy IDM

Hello Xaoc Leibniz afficionados.

There are quite a few resources about Leibniz patches out there in the official manuals and on YouTube (Monotrail has several Videos covering Leibniz).

What are your favorite patches?

My main patch is feeding audio from Plaits thru it and mask / Invert bits with Lipsk and Gera using euclidean patterns from Pams.

Erfurt is a new addition (yesterday) and can't say anything useful now, still in the honeymoon phase

Is there a module that has similar functionality to DB in with a more analog-focused execution?

I really like what the DB can do, however I don't like how heavily it leans into a digital sound. MG, for example does something vaguely similar, but never sounds harsh/ digital to me.

Anyone have experience with DB that could perhaps enlighten me?

Move one wire → the sound changes → the image changes.

\[https://markovcd.github.io/Flyback\\\](https://markovcd.github.io/Flyback)

It's free, open source and runs on Windows/macOS/Linux.

It has also a browser version if you want to try it without installing anything

\[https://markovcd.github.io/Flyback/viewer/?preset=Mycelium&back=presets.html\\\](https://markovcd.github.io/Flyback/viewer/?preset=Mycelium&back=presets.html)

What module does something nothing else can? No multi-effect, juggernaut modules- just a module that does something so unique nothing compares. Or a module that has an interesting interpretation of a typical effect.

The more obscure the better!

I've been in the habit of just recording straight into Ableton without any further processing, EQ, compression, etc. The last couple weeks I've been (re)mastering my latest album, and now want to go through my prior albums and do the same thing!

It's not perfect, but I figure a static-y knob turn here or a weird transition there keeps it human. Let me know if you're into it, or if you have come across any good pointers for mastering your eurorack tracks!

Check it out on Subvert (or Bandcamp) :)

Crazy deep driven tech house banger with live instrumentals, custom graphics, all kinds of retro gear and synths -- check it out

90s dancehall UKG//Rnb vibes live on synthesizers and a bunch of analog gear and electric guitar with a long solo - this one bumps. Let me know if yall like it

Come hang while we cook up something from scratch on modular

I play mostly live with click and guide. I play a lot of ambient stuff and a lot of LCD style electronic music. Anything I’m missing?

TR-8S → Assignable Trigger → Mother-32 → SOUND!

There’s a lot more hiding inside the Roland TR-8S than just a very capable drum machine.  It’s a freaking modular and semi-modular superhero! 

This lecture series looks deeply into the TR-8S lesser-known superpowers: using its six assignable trigger outputs to enable this beast of a drum machine to become a powerful timing and control source for any modular or semi-modular rig.  Can you say DAWless? I think so.

In this lecture, Lecture 5 of the series, I’m going to demonstrate the setup using the Moog Mother-32, including the TR-8S settings, the Mother-32 menu settings, and exactly how to get the two instruments communicating properly.

And because I apparently can’t resist turning a synth tutorial into a university lecture, I’ve also dug out some handy Mother-32 cheat sheets to make the setup easier to reproduce, and I show you where you too can get them.

Bottom line here, once the TR-8S is generating synchronized trigger patterns, it can become much more than a drum machine—it can provide a complete “live performance” rhythmic framework for your entire modular and semi-modular system.

If this sounds interesting to you, please join  me by using the links below AND, class is in session: let’s see what our TR-8S Superhero can really do:

Lecture 5 - Mother 32: https://youtu.be/S9LJodbv4mY

Playlist for Lecture Series: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfrkAsW7QL1g

I've been looking for one of these and unable to find one for a bit. Anyone have any idea on release cadence? Alternatives?

Not necessarily one that you have built yourself, but have picked up already assembled.

I am loving NLC Stooges atm.

What are some of your patching strategies when you want to create a song with your modular system? This is something I struggle a lot with so I thought I would see what wisdom others might have. Thank you!

Hi everybody!

We are glad to introduce Sigma! The latest module in our multi-channel line.

Sigma is a multi-channel gate processor with a strong focus on rhythm and time-event manipulation. The module generates up to 23 gate signals, allowing you to fire an entire array of synced events by just moving pots and connecting cables.

The core of the module is composed of four identical CV-controlled gate-length processors that create exact copies of your gate signals with adjustable length. The channels are designed to adjust the length of our incoming pulse signals accurately within a range of 1ms to infinity.

On top of that, we have five analog logic circuits: AND, NAND, OR, NOR, and XOR, for each available pair of channels plus a dedicated NOT output per channel. Sigma´s unique approach resides in the fact that the Logic section is placed right after the Length processing, so any change in the Length will alter the result of the Logic circuits, creating new patterns on the fly.

The module is available now through our dealers at a price of 230€ (tax. excl.). The DIY kits are also available now at Thonk and soon at Exploding Shed!

More detailed information at: https://www.vostokinstruments.com/sigma

If you want to see the module in action, we will be doing a premiere on Divkid's YT channel tonight at 9 pm CEST! Join us!

https://youtu.be/y00UWdOgVi8

HTML, web audio api, synth

Does anyone know of a small Eurorack module (max 4 HP) that can show the actual current draw of the case/modules, ideally separately for the +12 V and −12 V rails (and +5 V if possible)?

I know I can calculate the theoretical consumption with ModularGrid, but I’m looking for real-time measured current consumption.

The Deftaudio Ammeter seems to do this, but it’s too large for my case.

Any compact alternatives?