Thanks for the tip. I didn't realize another 250+ on the midi module with the pallete cases. Like you I thought that WAS the MIDI. The Cre8Audio racks are better and INCLUDE MIDI. Cheaper and Modules!

I appreciate that you share your honest viewpoint. Great video, thanks.

Bro stop it man. You love it 😊

Love it! Thank you!

I like your philosophy and completely agree the Erica VCO sounds massive!

Really enjoy your videos! I agree with all your rules. Keep it flexible and keep it fun. Hope to see more modular performances from you :)

This is the most important and accurate description of the modular experience and the issues of workflow! Next purchase 4u pallette!

@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your thoughts :)

Great tips! Thanks!

I can't believe it took me so long to find your channel. I love your content, man!

@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE

2 жыл бұрын

Too kind! Thank you!

@audeon_visual

2 жыл бұрын

@@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE you're very welcome!

Thank you for your very enjoyable videos. Honestly you deserve very much more views. keep going and have fun :)

@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the kind words! Not worried too much about the number of views! Just the quality of the subscribers like you! :)

fun video. enjoyed hearing your opinions and seeing your approach 👍

@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your kind words!!!

super interesting and I totally agree with the mindset part. Everyone has a different idea on what makes a great modular system. So much can be done with so little :D

Rule #4. Totally! Even though I’m still pretty new and only own 4 modules, I’ve been able to get sooo much out of them and learn them inside and out. Where I see people with massive racks but are usually only using like 10-20% of what they have and all those modules can do. My favorite beginner module has to be Expert Sleepers Disting mk4! Since it can be just about anything ( but one thing at a time ) it has been a great way to learn how things work, figure out what I would want next and even what I might not need even though I thought it would be cool to have at first. And thanks for the info on the case! My little 40hp rack is currently in a tupperware lol. Thought about one of these but I might just build my own instead 😆

@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE

2 жыл бұрын

I love everything you just said!

@GuitarsAndSynths

2 жыл бұрын

Great module but hate the interface. I like Ornament & Crime better as seems more intuitive to me.

@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE

2 жыл бұрын

@@GuitarsAndSynthsThanks for stopping by! Yeah I've heard that from several folks. Don't own it but looking for one!

Very helpful video! Thank you. Your annoyances / minor complaints are hilarious -- tx for showing some personality in your videos!

Great video! :) A note on power. It very easy to plug in the power the wrong way if you disconnect the power cable from the module. The other end of the power cable is keyed, and most power supply have keyed connectors, that's less common on the modules, so keeping in the cable on the module is a better way imo.

@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE

2 жыл бұрын

This definitely true. Great insight. I've had times where I was wondering why a module wasn't working and it was on the module side. What's really dangerous are some modules especially VCA's or mixers that can actually somewhat work passively, but the signal will be weak, noisy and distorted. If you make the wrong diagnosis, you can falsely think the module's gone bad, or have to trouble shoot your patch not knowing why some signals are weak or distorting. Ugh!

ХАОС devices is written like that because it's written in cyrillic (x=h, c=s, so it's haos... and pronounced like chaos ofc). Also they modules are named after post-soviet cities (Batumi is in Georgia, Tallin is in Estonia and etc.), so they have that slavic-soviet theme going on, and they are based in Poland, as i remember.

@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE

2 жыл бұрын

Amazing! Thank you for the insight.

@nicktankard1244

9 ай бұрын

as a Russian speaker Xaoc totally makes sense since that's how you spell the word "chaos" in Russian which is pronounced kinda like house. Not everything is spelled in latin. It's a Greek word after all and it's spelled as χάος in the original. So if anything the Cyrillic version is "correct" :)

For years I've had quite a few high-end rack mount synths in my studio. More recently, I've gotten into sample libraries, e.g., Native Instruments, Spitfire Audio, EastWest, etc., and found that I've been using the outboard synths less and less. I've even made a few critical comments about massive Eurorack installations, believing that the same aural results could almost certainly be achieved by software modular synths, e.g., NI Blocks, Voltage Modular, etc. About a month ago my gear head knob twiddling nature got the best of me and I decided to build a Eurorack modular synth. I've sold or am selling most of the rack synths and am going to use the space, and funds, for the modular. This installation will, apparently, be somewhat unusual. In hours of online searching I've never seen anyone else building a Eurorack setup in NEMA equipment racks, although the hardware, e.g., rack mount chassis, is available for that purpose. That has some aspects that are different from the usual skiff installations. Initially, there will be five 3U x 84HP and two 1U x 84HP chassis with room left tor one more of the former at a later date if desired. I'm documenting the progress and plan on eventually making a KZread video about the build. Many of the comments in this video mirror my own ideas about the complement of modules to be installed. I've been selecting from a wide variety of manufacturers, avoiding only Behringer and Roland modules. I will have two VCO's, a dual classic analog osc and a stereo wavetable osc. I'm particularly concentrating of obtaining a wide variety of modules that can modify the voltages/audio in as many ways as possible. One thing I decided to avoid is dedicated drum modules. It makes more sense to me to use samplers that can both play any possible type of percussion sound but any other sample as well.

@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE

2 жыл бұрын

oh man! that sounds like an adventure! Thank you for sharing! :)

Great video! Another word you might be thinking about regarding chance is "serendipity."

Excellent advice man

I am new to eurorack, but have been into synths for decades. There seem to be two schools of thought about modular. Some like the big multi function modules and others like individual units to build with. An underlying issue is also cost. Some of us are on a low budget. There is also a quandary for many regarding high end perfect sounding modules vs. low cost and quirky modules. There are a lot of modules which are very interesting but do not get the love they should be getting because they aren't trendy. HP is always a problem too. Everything in your rack is very HP hungry. I would be interested in seeing a video about the imperfect rack and dealing with limitations.

Modular CAN be something you set and never change. Who told you it HAS to be this or that way? Everybody do whatever they want man!

@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE

9 ай бұрын

Respect!

Just discovered your videos ... subscribed really love your presentation style. But #1 is PureLies!! :)

@kozmicstreamz

10 ай бұрын

Also ... would help if your video was divided into sections that could easily be skipped to. And where is the followup demo link? Can't find it on your page.

@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE

10 ай бұрын

Yeah some of my older videos don’t have it! Will fix!

Yes sir .. sort of by accident (sparing you the tale) .. I've just started my 2nd skiff. These 2 skiffs, having very different purposes. And too, the portability of them, means that I can take one of them out of the music room, to our living room, where we have a Kurtzweil digital piano, and can hopefully capture some it's patches/sounds, .. plus, I'm now in the shared living area, which, in my case, is refreshing .. versus, the isolation of the music room, which isn't probably the best, for long durations. With the trend of packing more punch, in less HP, .. now, skiff sized units appear to be doing what only larger, not to portable units did, in past times. So, am about to put into practice your sub-assembly theory. Thanks, man.

@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE

Жыл бұрын

One of the most enjoyable times with my modular skiff was a headphone jam session in my back yard so that change of scenery is huge! Thanks for sharing!!!

I use a cheap little ART tube PA for my Roland Boutique stuff (replaced stock tube with a better one) and I can definitely hear a difference when passing through it. Don't know what they do for the Erica module's audio, but that little ART PA does add very nice gain that I don't get elsewhere.

thanks man, would just suggest you to make a list of the stuff u use in the description, great content btw

I have 2 Pam's New Workout and 2 Plaits and i do not regret it.

Thanks for these insights in your case brain :) but I really laughed when you said, that you get the mults for free. This is one of the most expensive cases and you get nothing for free :) But I still love the Palette as my sofa case!

@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for stopping by! Yeah I hear ya!

awesome. VERY TRUE and others have advised the same. thank *YOU* glad it's working out for you. which one is your favorite module? for my budget, i only had 1 choice: the NiftyCase bundle. lol. don't judge newbie me.

@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE

2 жыл бұрын

All good! It’s hard to decide what my favorite is because they all have their place, you know? But I gotta say I was very pleased with the QD quad drum voice as a mobile beat making machine. It’s a little bit of a head scratcher at first cause the documentation is thin. But the layout and everything just is well done. Very underrated. And if you load up your own, it can be useful for a very very long time!

@jamessusbilla

2 жыл бұрын

@@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE thanks for introducing me to the QD quad drum. i also saw Red Means Recording jam on it. don't see it much online. i'll put it on my watch list on Reverb. =)

A better comparison of VCAs would be pixel shaders rather than power supplies -- VCAs can add a lot more life and movement to modulation than anything else when you modulate your modulators, not just volume. Signals from Chance, Zadar, Batumi really shine when cross modulated, e.g. a "boring" LFO from Batumi becomes very dynamic if VCA'ed by an envelope from Zadar.

I was going to get a case like that, or the bigger one with the cover because I liked the idea of the 1U. I ended up getting a 208hp Pittsburgh Modular case that was on sale, and I don’t think I will miss not having that 1u space. Some of the space will get used up by an output module, but its like 4HP. If I want to add pedals Strymon makes a stereo I/O module thats another 4HP. What happened was I got my hands on the Dreadbox Dysphonia and built that, and then the Buchla TipTop modules I was interested in came out. I play on doing a more analog focused case around Buchla and similar stuff. Then I might do more mutable/dsp kinda modules in another case.

@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE

2 жыл бұрын

I've seen the Pittsburgh Modular cases and they are really nice! Are you liking them? Anyway, it's super funny I read your comment like "I was gonna get a real small case like the one you have but instead bought a 208HP!" Eurorack will do that to you! :) You want a small commuter but then you walk out with a 4x4 SUV! :)

@surrealchemist

2 жыл бұрын

@@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE The PGH case I ended up with was replaced with a new version I think, but mine is a special edition so it’s stained red which makes it look pretty cool. The Buchla modules coming out are pretty inexpensive but take up a bit of space so I had to go bigger. Original plan was the little 62HP or 108HP with a 1U ornament and crime plus a few mutable modules for sound generation for more of an ambient thing focused system. I was browsing and researching and tempted during sales but held out because I didn’t want to just rush into it, but people were saying get more space than you think you need. Most of the mutable modules are in VCV or miRack so I can still mess around virtually. Going and putting stuff into modulargrid and then re-creating some of it virtually to see how I vibe with it saved me some money. hah

I've been a touring musician my whole life and just getting into Synths & Eurorack at the age of 62. I think you should "play around" with open source software versions like VCV & Cardinal to get your feet wet with Eurorack....and if you have the funds start out with an analog Synth you can afford...especially the semi-modular synths so you can design sounds, sequence, and then explore the patching capabilities that they provide. DON'T start out by buying a Behringer System 55! You will be lost, frustrated and not have a clue what to do with it. The remake of the old Moog systems are very complicated with an even larger learning curve.

I just started looking at one of these... definite downside is the skiff depth and needing Intellijel tile modules to do basic stuff like audio I/O and Midi. A $200 MIDI module... what a ripoff.

It's not really a gimmick. Tube amplifiers are huge in the audiophile world. The tube gives it the warm glowing slow burn sound. I think it would be dope if you could change the tubes out. Schiit is a really cool audio company. I use the preamp s to separate my subs from my monitors. Emotiva A-100 and 2 onkyo amps. Sounds dope 👌

@avsystem3142

2 жыл бұрын

Tubes have the characteristic that they produce harmonic distortion when overdriven, which the human ear finds pleasing. The same result can be achieved with solid state electronics if desired. I think tubes are a bad idea for Eurorack installations. The draw much more power than solid state gear and produce a great deal of heat, neither of which is desirable in a modular setup.

You talk about rack/skiff space, module size, having lots of inspirational possibilities and Euclidian Circles. If so, can I say just one thing .... Ornament and Crime!

@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback and yes Ornament and Crime looks to be amazing! Great suggestion. Unfortunately it was not available at the time I was in the market for one but I will revisit it! I’m looking to unload a few of my modules so that will be on my list!

Great video. I’m curious what the other module you were referring to that is similar to the Euclidean circles

@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE

Жыл бұрын

I *think I was referring to Pamela's Workout function where you can access euclidean rhythms. A lot less intuitive than Circles, but it's very useable once you get used to it. Pamela is just so good!

@TPsynth

Жыл бұрын

@@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE thanks so much for the quick reply. I have messed with it on Pam’s a bit and you’re right it’s not that complicated. Real appreciate these mindset videos. You’ve convinced me I have reached critical mass and just need to buckle down and really learn all the modules I already have.

New rule. No drinks on the desk

@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE

2 жыл бұрын

That's probably a good idea. Don't want spills on gear for sure!

Nice vid. Do you list the modules somewhere? I know you say them for the most part but be nice to have them listed here for easy access! Cheers!

@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE

Жыл бұрын

will do! this was one of my older videos featuring a bunch of modules. I'll add it to the description soon! Thanks for watchin! :)

While i agree with some points, i don't see a modular case as a "swap all the time" business. For me it's more like designing an instrument with building blocks. It's certainly tempting, but i wouldn't swap pickups in my guitars all the time or neck profiles or tuners, even if i could. I am on a search for an ideal component, but once i find it i don't need the ones i bought while searching, so why would i keep them and swap them once in a while?

@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE

Жыл бұрын

yeah... I was a lot more motivated at the beginning, changing up my rack all the time. I think modular is still way easier to change up than changing pickups or neck profiles :) For me personally, a lot of times I "think" I have something perfect set up, then after a bit, I want something different. So for me, changing stuff is just part of my workflow, but yes there is something to be said for keeping certain things the same for sake of efficiency for sure. Gear SWAP ADHD is also a thing that needs to be in held in check! Thanks for the feedback!

@inevitablecraftslab

Жыл бұрын

@@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE True, i didn't meant i don't do it, but for me its more about building the perfect synthesizer than using the modular aspects as part of the whole process

Everyone wants it to be filled. That’s how they get you. 😂. I’m gonna start with my Niftycase and it will be okay!! 🤣

You maybe should make space for Six Switches. Its useful addition to Euclidean Circles.

Could you list in the description the name of the modules you use in this particular rack? If someone interested in any of the modules that you use how we can google it? You know... Im not a native English speaker. Even if you say the names of the modules I dont understand. It is always better to write down your gear list in the description. Thx

@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE

Жыл бұрын

Will do David. Good feedback! Thank you for writing in!

xaoc is haos in kirilic alphabet. haos means chaos

Gotta say, the undisputed king of euclidean generators is ADDAC402. Has the best layout with controls an it does some super esoteric stuff that never gets mentioned and even had a pong game built in.

@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE

2 жыл бұрын

Yep! Good one! Thanks for sharing!

"classically trained traditional sound audio composer musician person" Best job title ever! 🤣🤣🤣

@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE

2 жыл бұрын

ugh! is that what I said? lol it's a made up title. How about just "audio nerd?"

@SpiroHarvey

2 жыл бұрын

@@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE haha I like the original. That's totally what I'd put on my business card. I think "sound audio music composer person" makes for a nice Borat-esque feel.

Buy/make spare ribbons. Simple solution to most of your complaints✌️

But another thing - If i made a case with these modules that all have bottom patch fields, I´d turn the case to have the 1U at the bottom. So the patched case would be cleaner and for example the steppy has direct connection to the patch points of the QD.

@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE

2 жыл бұрын

For sure! I’ve seen a number of folks do that! I’ll def give that a go in the future!

Well, I got a single VCO/A/F module, so staying minimal is pretty easy when you only have one module.

@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE

2 жыл бұрын

haha!

Can I plug a guitar through this and use the mods as a pedal?

@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE

11 ай бұрын

yep! but you need a little I/O module to convert your instrument signal to eurorack level and back.

@peterkoinzell7983

11 ай бұрын

@@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE Thank you. So them boys $250 by intellijel audio I/O is what that is right? =D

@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE

11 ай бұрын

@@peterkoinzell7983 There's quite a few but yeah Intellijel, there's one's by Befaco, yeah!

@peterkoinzell7983

11 ай бұрын

@@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE Sir can you help me with this rack set up. I'm set on the rack brute 6u and I'm wondering how I would integrate 1u necessities like line in and line out and random noise tools (by intellijel), since the whole rack is 3u. I bought a few 3u to 1u converters but those 3 pieces don't fit well together I think

@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE

11 ай бұрын

@@peterkoinzell7983 Heya! I will do my best to help!. So yeah.. 1U is a mixed blessing. I got into it because I loved the Intellijel Pallette case but I'm not sure if I recommend them anymore. The 1U eco-system never really took off? Anyway, not too familiar with 1U to 3U because I generally tried to stay away from 1U's from now on. Where did you get the 1U to 3U converters?

Why intellijel they're insanely expensive

@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE

2 жыл бұрын

Hey there! Welp! There are other "skiffs" these small format cases that I think are much better value. I've sort of dug myself in a hole with Intellijel because I started off with them and I can't quite get myself out of it. I do like the construction and the look and feel. But yeah, it's definitely not for everyone. I'd have to remove all the modules and sell them off, which I'm not quite prepared to do. But, yeah I hear ya.

So many similarities in my modular experiences and approach. I started years ago with the Pittsburgh 360 9u case and I just filled it up with stuff. That was overwhelming in all ways for my brain. I sold off a lot and went to stand-alone hardware. That took up too much space and I decided to really work through what the hell I wanted to do. I finally came up the point of my instruments is to create music as quick as I can so I can write lyrics and create songs. That led me back to modular and I bought a 104 palette case. I had the same excitement and let down-ish with the case. I almost returned the case after trying to set it up day 1. I set it aside and as you said, realized I had to remove the rail and plug in all the cables first. After I put in my modules, I realized I wanted two cases. One case with the sounds and one case with hand on controls. My intent is to have no patch cables blocking the way of me playing with sequences and modulation. Maybe I will do one of those doepfer multicores to connect cases so I dont have to re-patch my controls to the other case.

@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE

2 жыл бұрын

Haha! Thanks for sharing! Great story! I hear ya! :)

hahaha well i understand xaoc's name more than make noise's font, "xaoc" is basically how its spelled in the original greek, χάος. even tho theyre a polish company i think lol.

@LillySchwartz

2 жыл бұрын

xaoc is the Russian spelling of chaos. They have this whole Eastern Bloc thing going on with Soviet towns for module names and Russian was spoken throughout the Soviet countries, it was the universal language of the entire bloc, kids had to learn it in school etc. Wait, how come Soviet, you may ask, Odessa is still Odessa, right? Well, my hometown Karl Marx Stadt is a device name too and that one was renamed after the wall came down. They also describe themselves as working class electronics and are committed to staying affordable, i.e. it’s basically the Soviet repair spirit in action. In the Soviet union everything was repairable and if you bought something electronic, it would come with repair schematics usually, but since everything was built with whatever was available in the factory at the time with parts shortages commonplace the resulting devices were often somewhat different than what the schematic said and boards could start looking somewhat chaotic due to substitutions. This is also why Soviet synths sound so special, many are somewhat chaotic cobbled together with sheer ingenuity. Basically chaos is somewhat of a Soviet motto and it’s spelled xaos for a reason!

@cooksoni.a

2 жыл бұрын

@@LillySchwartz awesome, didn't realize that. thanks!

Yep, "Pressure Pants" from Makenoise. Now that’s some wonky font🤔

@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE

2 жыл бұрын

Haha thanks for sharing the font name! More you know!!!

Please increase the resolution of your camera...too difficult to read labels on modules....do like your videos!

@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah for sure! Later videos getting better but actually it’s the lighting that’s been causing issues. I’ve been doing some b rolls too to help but duly noted!!!

I'm planning to buy 6 Stages, well, someday, not now. It's not repeat modules as they are all connected to form one big Stages. 😜

@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE

2 жыл бұрын

Haha! I don’t mean to say that repeat modules are bad. Not at all. It was just me trying to combat my tendency to want to “solve” something so I lean into gear that i know. So it’s easier to just by more of the same things when I felt personally i need to explore a bit more. Euro ack is SO rich and diverse so I want to support and try as many as possible. But yeah multiple stages are totally alright by me :)

@FrediBach

2 жыл бұрын

@@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE I really like super versatile modules. Mutable Instruments is a master of them, so is SSF or Klavis or Intellijel or 4ms. Problem with that is of course that you need to invest time learning them and use them regularly to be able to fully use their potentials. So for certain kind of functionality, I like to have multiple of them, especially for modulation sources and utilities. On the other hand for OSCs, VCFs and effects I prefer having many different kinds.

lmao as much as I love make noise, they don't make their modules very readable. even when a module is doing something relatively normal they go out of their way to make the whole thing look/feel like alien hieroglyphics.

@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE

2 жыл бұрын

I know right??? Haha well, mavericks they are so I respect that

One thing most of thirst type videos are missing is a modular grid link to follow along with. Good vid otherwise

@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Stephen! Great feedback. I will do so and put up links.

Its not deep enough. 60mm depth would be perfect for those thick Doepfer and ADDAC modules.

@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE

2 жыл бұрын

I found this out the hard way working on my next video. The Super Disting is way too deep for the palette skiffs. :( Had to use m3 risers but it sticks out about an inch or so. Thanks for stopping by!

I think your thinking is very interesting. I'm not sure I agree but like how you make me consider and internally discuss these matters/points in the beginning of this video. For anyone who might be interested I put some of my thoughts regarding these points here: 0) My equipment is packed down atm as I'm in the process of rearranging my space. (This relates to: "4)" ) 1) Blank spaces: At least in a bigger case, blank spaces are good as it makes sense to get to know your modules properly before you add more. In this way you will more easily find what might be lacking, like often more vca's, mixers and modulation, rather than more voices and effects. On another hand, similarly to @UCjc8LZ4Q6CCKftUckLBxxKg, blank spaces distract my neurotic sense for order. 2) Same modules: Depending on how experienced you are and how much space you have it can be good to buy the same modules. Like if you have tried many vca's or envelopes, and found that one brand suits you the best, or you want to save space and get smaller modules and thus might not find many to choose from. I got a few different envelopes but sometimes wish they were the same as it is easier to dial in the same value and compare their settings. Saying that, it is nice to have different vca's as they colour the sound differently. I also get most of my modules secondhand so chanse plays a big part in what I have and get. 3) Rearranging: I should probably do this, but will probably not : ) Related to this, I make a patch and keep it like that for weeks and exhausting its possibilities before I pull the cables out. Also my economy (thankfully?) don't permit me to buy modules that often so for this reason to I don't rearrange what I got very often either. 4) I might at some point get a skiff as a control station with sequencers, end-mixer, etc. I got two cases with two rows each and will at some point get a third before even considering anything like that. Two row portable cases works well for me as I like to build complete self-contained systems/synths, and this way I can more easily bring either one or two cases and a few pedals with me on the bus to a jam or whatever. Also see: "0)", this relates to the space I have available, as skiffs would take up more of it and be less tidy. A small skiff can be handy though, for a more focused exploration of an advanced module. Saying that, I don't like very compex modules as a reason for me to eurorack is to see the connections and the order of functions. If I was good at playing with synths and computers I would probably buy "Electron" and more "normal" synths than eurorack. Particularly to @UCjc8LZ4Q6CCKftUckLBxxKg. - Funny that you compare this pallet case to people, as if you have many lovers at the same time. But what do I know, maybe you do? -I think these Intellijel cases should have hinges so one could tilt the back wall for easier access to the bus board. -I agree with your critique of "Makenoise" as their design is rather confusing to look at. On the "pressure Points" module I read "Preserver Pants". Also Noise Engineering's design annoys me for the same reason. -You also got euclidean sequencers in "Pamela's New Workout".

@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for your thoughts! Really appreciate it. I'm just a talking head and they're just my particular opinion and it's wonderful to have dialog! "You also got euclidean sequencers in "Pamela's New Workout" I didn't realize this! I guess there's a mode to activate it? I need to get into it more. Shows still so much to learn. :)

@jonaseggen2230

2 жыл бұрын

@@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE Nice! : D I am 54 and started with piano some time before 40, and got into synths and eurorack about 4 years ago, so I don't know much about anything music related really. But it's fun to learn new things and have a steeper learning curve. Yes Euclide is in Pamela's, but if you know Pam's it is more a sett and forget kind of module as it is a bit cumbersome to dial in the settings. Not hard but a turn turn click click kind of thing, so to change settings while playing is not it's strongest side. You just have to dial until you get to an "E", and there you have E step and E trig. I found this video + part two useful: kzread.info/dash/bejne/lquFpKRtj5jLcc4.html&ab_channel=TheDigitalLost and this one: kzread.info/dash/bejne/nWmumKV8g8nMnNI.html&ab_channel=RedMeansRecording And here is another I just found now: kzread.info/dash/bejne/gZmLuM2Tg9Kbo6g.html&ab_channel=Ihor

@racalik

2 жыл бұрын

@@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE Mutable Frames with the Parasite firmware - you also get an euclidean sequencer here (plus 4 other modules in one!) Thanks for the video

@DUNGEONMUSICTHEATRE

2 жыл бұрын

@@racalik awesome. Gotta make a note of that! Thank you!!!