natureclubcassettes wrote: ↑Fri Jun 24, 2022 5:01 pm what about a clutch of Doepfer modules? $800 could go pretty far there

I will definitely scope them. The Joranalogue modules look cutting edge, but maybe I don't need cutting edge to get the kind of modulation I want for my relatively humble setup.

I suppose it depends on what the end goal is. I'm sending gates with a 0-CTRL, and it would be nice to trigger a slew/function generator and an LFO into a comparator, then into the FM on my PWM Malevolent. Or back into the time input on the 0-CTRL with the sequence reacting however it will. I'll be...

Above and beyond, fellas. Thanks for the great responses!

Apologies if I'm way off the mark here, but you said you're looking to get away from s/h and random music styles. So my thought is, rather than get a few basic modules, would it be worth considering a powerful sequencer? I'm currently using the Oxi One, there are 8 cv, 8 gates, midi, Din sync, Blue...

etckla asks a very good question. Esp, since OP first said analog computer and then brought up a comparator wihch is more aligned with boolean logic. @Unborn Gore Are you wanting to add Boolean logic or analog logic? This is a distinction that I know nothing about. I'm I'm glad I posted the questio...

Compare 2, Select 2, Morph 4, Pivot 2 Genuinely interested: what makes a modular rack a "logic computer"? Well, if we're being honest I guess all of it is just mathematical equations. Even sample and hold. So any modular (or semi-modular) device would qualify, strictly speaking. I guess i...

Michael wrote: ↑Thu Jun 23, 2022 11:55 am Have a look at Addac also. I think what you’re thinking about was basically the original idea behind Addac so they have a lot of this sort of thing.

Thank you. I have seen them around, but I have not paid much attention to them. I will take a closer look.

Rather than focusing on buying a fistful of modules, maybe focus on thinking through a fistful of patching strategies to get somewhere that interests you? For example, starting with Compare 2, it does nothing by itself. You have to to give it input voltages to compare. Those input voltages have to ...

In my quest to remove myself from the clutches of the random, I have become mildly obsessed with the idea of creating a modest/proficient analogue computer out of Euro modules to compliment my non-euro gear. I've been studying the Joranalogue modules for this purpose (Compare 2, Select 2, Morph 4, P...

It would be the psychonauts dream to lay their hands on one of those NASA 8-track machines.

0-ctrl + SQ-1 looks so juicy.

the Q Slider : this was my idea . I ask Per Flame to make the longest fader with unipolar adjustable outputs. the fader caps are plastic but if you want heavy metal caps it's possibble to change the caps.... Let me clarify: I don't care about the caps. Plastic caps are fine. I just want the rods po...

Verbos uses metal sliders (with rubber caps). However if you meant like a module only to use as a controller for something else.. I don't know. There may be one out there, I just haven't qualified such a thing as needing metal sliders so don't know it off the top of my head. Anyway, Verbos Scan &am...

the Q Slider : this was my idea . I ask Per Flame to make the longest fader with unipolar adjustable outputs. the fader caps are plastic but if you want heavy metal caps it's possibble to change the caps.... Let me clarify: I don't care about the caps. Plastic caps are fine. I just want the rods po...

I was looking at the Flame QSlider and wondering if there are any fader modules that have the sliders made of metal instead of plastic?

I'm glad he lived to see the golden age (of synthesizers) that we now live in. Few innovators like him enjoy that privilege.

naos wrote: ↑Wed Jun 01, 2022 3:08 am when you add up everything it's always pricey, and small cases end up being as expensive as big ones - I don't seem to find a better bang for the buck than this:
https://www.etsy.com/listing/526958393/ ... 3u-powered

Yeah, true. But it's better than being into macrame.

naos wrote: ↑Tue May 31, 2022 8:53 am is there any way on earth to get a quantizer without buying a eurorack case for it?

Not that I know of, and I watch semi-modular offerings like a hawk (like others on this thread).

Your best bet is to buy a 4ms Pod to load up with utility modules.

pmboos wrote: ↑Mon May 30, 2022 1:18 pm Ran across this from Gear News; seems like a great module for activating lots of things: https://www.gearnews.com/x1l3-manipulat ... s-madness/

Saw that too. On his Instagram he said that there would be standalone units as well.

I grabbed one of these off of Reverb last week. The previous owner had ordered it from Thomann. I just got it today, and have been running it through a BLM Grains, an Erica Matrix, and a few other goodies. It is an analog FM powerhouse. The patchability and control on each oscillator and the filter ...

I passed, but I’m glad it sold out. That dude needs to be rewarded for such incredible innovation and realization of devices like that. The benefits of sole proprietorship are apparent. But in a parallel universe, this guy and Vlad from SOMA are collaborating on some mind-blowing electronic music ma...

PSS-480. Filthy bass that responds beautifully to effects sends.

It is a larger machine than I thought it would be. He posted an Instagram picture of it right next to his 13 inch MacBook Air, which approximated it at about 12”X7.5”.

This machine makes me want to pair it with a matrix mixer, for both processing its voices and for feeding it an array of CV signals.

I already have a 0-CTRL and a Pocket Clockit. Plenty of ground to cover with a Noon with just those.