None of the soundcloud links work, and bandcamp wants me to make an account and pay to listen to the album.

MvK wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 03, 2020 5:28 am

electricanada wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 01, 2020 8:53 pm

What function is the S&H serving here? Seems like you'd get random gates with just noise into the comparator.

forgot to say that the gates should be synced to the 16th or whatever clock

So random but in tempo. Understood.

I got some nice results with the compare 2 with self patching: Was looking to find a way to have "rare random gates" from a 16th clock setting up a probability patch. Noise -> S&H -> Compare. It should fire very rarely, so the window size of the C2 is very small. What function is the S&H serving he...

Nice thread. I have collected a number of patch ideas for my patch idea notebook.

I'd love to have something like a metropolis in my rack but I'm trying to keep my modular budget under control. Of all the sequencers I've looked at online, Metropolis is the one that really stands out as being super-intuitive and fun...its downside being that it uses a lot of hp and cash for a sin...

As someone who's been using DAWs for forever I find it much easier/faster to make or play in a sequence on the DAW than it is to purposefully write something on a Euro sequencer. It just is. However, messing around with an onboard sequencer can sometimes get you to interesting happy accidents; some...

Sequencing is one of the things modular excels at, and is one of the most fun things you can do in modular. You don't need a sequencer module to make a sequence. You can make sequences out of many different pairs of utility modules.

steviet wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 28, 2020 2:31 pm

But Max/MSP is a great idea, add a MIDI controller with some knobs, and BOOM, "tactile feel".

Seems like Max is overkill. This could all be accomplished on an ipad for much less money, if you already had an ipad.

With a garage full of woodworking tools and a stock of birch-faced plywood, building cases and installing commercial power supplies is the best way for me to go. One doesn't require a wood shop to build a case though. You only need a simple handsaw, a drill, and a screwdriver. It's very, very easy ...

I'd recommend Ableton or Bitwig for this. Modular can do anything you want, but it is super expensive.

hawklord2112 wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 26, 2020 5:02 am

and / or running it through a bit crusher / modifier can be funtime

Lfo into A-189-1 into quantizer makes a nice sequencer.

I'm thinking of letting mine go. Not sure why....

Doepfer A-155 & A-154 combo - I literally bought a set 2 days ago but am already blown away by how much fun it is to play, and all the unusual potential it has as a bulky, fairly traditional-looking sequencer. You’re going to want another pair before long. (Check out Steevio’s tutorials if you have...

Monofunk wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 24, 2020 9:14 pm

I purchased Fieldscaper but have not learned how to use it.

Yeah, it’s a bitch to learn. If you haven’t updated in a while, he’s added a bunch more presets that makes it much easier to use without programming.

What’s a fair used price in the US?

Fieldscaper on iPad is pretty amazing too. Also Spacecraft and Borderland Granular. I like all three better than Samplr.

Great tones! Will you publish the circuit?

Doepfer A-155 & A-154 combo - I literally bought a set 2 days ago but am already blown away by how much fun it is to play, and all the unusual potential it has as a bulky, fairly traditional-looking sequencer. You’re going to want another pair before long. (Check out Steevio’s tutorials if you have...

GGW wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 05, 2020 5:02 pm

What effects are people liking with their Lyra?

I like the vanilla Lyra organ tone through the Shallow Water. The sounds I go for are a little less aggressive than this:

From my experience (so far) a switch will extend the length over which your sequence varies. The AND gate trick will make it more interesting, but it'll still be repeated over the same period. You could of course combine both... :hyper: Yeah and I actually am rethinking the OR since it passes the g...

Been messing around with this too, and found a couple of variations no one's mentioned yet: Put two of the divisions into a switch before the mixer and toggle between them with the /8 from the divider, so you get alternating melodies/rhythms. Put /1 and /8 into a VCA or AND gate, so you get periodi...

pekbro wrote: ↑

Tue Aug 18, 2020 7:08 pm

Strikes me mostly as being a fancy trigger sequencer, a cool one though, certainly.

Yeah, it's a huge amount of Vlad's typical BS marketing hype for a chaotic trigger generator. Easy enough to get similar results in modular. I don't see the appeal of this one.

You know how much money you spent on that Lexus to take you to work and the grocery and then back home? I spent that much on this thing that takes me around the fucking universe!

droningspaghettimonster wrote: ↑

Sun Aug 16, 2020 4:54 pm

Hello! Does soma output eurorack levels to sample right into assimil8tor etc via minijacks?

I haven’t tried taking audio out into euro, but it should work fine if you take the audio from each drum’s out and send it to the mini jacks.

You don’t even need a clock divider with this method. Any set of overlapping gates or slow square waves into a mixer will give up a sequence. Just the other day I was doing this with a Takaab lfo into a Takaab mixer. How would you get pitched notes? I tried this and am only getting gates. What’s I ...