Unveil your secrets

[rhflame]

System 80 810

[thelowerrhythm]

1. Noise Reap Bermuda
2. Noise Reap Loafers
3 Noise Reap uLoafs

[BaloErets]

Not the most exotic modules, but some less used from known brands

Toppobrillo Sports Modulator
NLC x3 Sloths
Antimatter Brainseed
Intellijel Plog
WMD Sequential Switch Matrix

[cruelangelthesis]

Non Linear Circuits Beat Freq

[Phitar]

Non Linear Circuits Beat Freq

Already on my NLC modules I wanna build wishlist! Along with Cellular Automata and Mobius PiLL. Like freaking Pokemon..... Gotta build'em all!

[Nutritional Zero]

Unveil your secrets

I told everyone I stopped eating beef for environmental reasons. But when I’m really strung out I go buy three McDonalds cheeseburgers. I eat two of them immediately and wait until the nausea subsides. Then, after a period of shame and regret, I bin the third one because it has no use value.

Oh, this was about eurorack modules! Shit, that’s awkward.

[funeralcake]

I got all my modules from watching youtube influencers.

I guess the FM Ogre, if answering seriously. I bought it based solely on the fact that it will FM audio input, but it's really useful for all kinds of bass and drum sounds too. It's a lot of fun.

[Logarhythm]

Re-post here, the last one got eaten somehow.

Thanks for the tips!

- Zlob modular's 4hp dual oscillator, but (plot twist!) used as a pair of analogue square/tri/sine LFOs with CV pitch controls and ability to transition up into audio rates. Plus it can cross-modulate itself.

- The Barton 2LFO SH, giving 2 square/tri LFOs and Sample+Hold, especially if you cram it behind a 4hp panel (possible if you use 9mm pots.) You can put audio into the S+H voltage input, adjust LFO2 to high audio rates (normalled to s+h trigger) and get some lovely analogue bit crusher sounds just from this module. It helps if you put a faster timing capacitor on LFO2's high rate.

[naturligfunktion]

Not a secret module, but if you have a dual vca, you should patch the output from channel A into channel B. Then, using CV and volume bias in channel A, you can overdrive the soundwave, creating really cool sounds.

[hawklord2112]

SPLUNGE

Splunge for me too

/python

[hawklord2112]

re: Modules i'll toss a coin to a pair of A196 PLL and an A106-6 Xtreme Filter. feeding one PLL into the other and then routing the feedback out of the filter back in.... all sorts of screetching graunching noise.

[aphantomvaper]

Noise Reap Flux, so uncontrollable, so bizarre!

[sempervirent]

It's probably not much of a secret but carefully reviewing the full Doepfer lineup can be quite illuminating. Newer brands get all the hype but there are plenty of weird and interesting modules in the Doepfer product line and they don't cost much either.