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There are some nice cases out there. Which case offers the most depth above PSU and bus board? Modules like uLFO have 60mm depth, but some cases like Pittsburgh only have 38mm.

One question: my password got sent to me by email in cleartext.

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I hope that doesn't imply that my password is stored on the server in cleartext?
-- praffensperger

No, passwords are hashed and salted.

Not pictured:
Metasonix S-2000.

Should be the almighty Drone.
-- solitud

Thanks solitud.
Yeah, I thought about that, it's drone for sure. But that guy said something like *******(insert big word here) recording method.
EDIT: Found it! It's called an Aleatoric(chance or dice) recording. Here is the video:

EDITED Nov 17th 2015, 03:08

Picked up a MakeNoise LxD & now have dual Zdsp's too!

First, thanks for making this awesome site. I love it!

One question: my password got sent to me by email in cleartext. I hope that doesn't imply that my password is stored on the server in cleartext?

Should be the almighty Drone.

Hi guys and gals! Vinnie Lee here.
I'm a producer and mixer for a small record company here in Beijing. And I'm also a guitarist. Been playing music for 14 years, and got my MS-20 Mini and SQ-1 not long ago. Trying to go modular, and happy to find a place like this!
I want to say thank you to everyone who works on this site, you did a great job! Keep on the good work!

EDITED Nov 16th 2015, 12:29

Use blank panels to cover those empty spaces on your case, you don't want to stick your hands in it by accident and get shocked... For the dust, just use any cloth(cotton prefered, no static build up).

I discovered to not place sensitive modules like spring reverbs next to the modulars power supply. They pick up easily hum.
Also if you plan to include 5V modules it makes sense to place them in one row so you only need one of those adapter thingies.

-- solitud

Thanks for the information solitud!
BTW, do you think the power supply's magnetic field will affect the modules? I heard about that on some Youtube videos.

It will create some nice self evolving ambient sound.
I remembered this kind of process have a name(a guy said it on Youtube, but I forgot which video), what is it called, again?

Bought a perfect clouds from @A.S
Recommened seller

Good call!

Turing machine

Here my euro rack system, I got a Braids as macro oscillator, an MMG as filter, an useful Expert Sleepers disting (16 differet mode w this module), classic passive multiple from doepfer, delay and reverb from Audio Damage with an attenuator (Triatt Intellijel) a double LFO (Zone B.F. from Eowave) a classic ADSR from Doepfer, with a multifunction double VCA from Make Noise, as well I can process some audio from my external machines with the A-119 from Doepfer. My system is integrated with some external toys like Microbrute an MFB Tanzbar, and sequencer and midi to cv converter: Beatstep v1 and a ROTASYNTH an UK handmade synth with 8 step rota sequencer.

this rack is no more
I have began selling some modules.

bought a module from @kkempes – smooth transaction, well packaged, good communication – perfect! thanks!!

Verbos.
Harvestman.

needs:

-master clock lcd w/ bpm 0.1 divisions
-voltage recorder

EDITED Dec 9th 2015, 00:22

bought a module from @thisisprisma – smooth transaction, well packaged, good communication – perfect! thanks!!

Hi people!

This is my first day here, and I want to just briefly share what brought me here.

I am dream of making a modular system capable of producing sounds like this:

I know this is the Buchla Music Easel. I've long thought about buying it. But if we leave it completely out of the picture and only focus on the sounds heard in these two links, what can kind of Eurorack can get me close to this (preferebly within the 6U scope)?

Is it possible you can share a rack template with me, just to get me inspired?

I appreciate your help!

/Patrick

Thanks, solitud! I've begun noting power requirements more closely.

Selling my Doeper case for 190 Euro. Pics on request

Cheers,
Volker

I discovered to not place sensitive modules like spring reverbs next to the modulars power supply. They pick up easily hum.
Also if you plan to include 5V modules it makes sense to place them in one row so you only need one of those adapter thingies.

Hello MG forum--I am, like some other beginners on the forum, not new to electronics or electronic music, but I am to the world of modular synthesizers. I am planning my first system now.

When I think of component placement in a vacuum-tube amplifier or in my various effects circuits, I avoid placing certain things near each other for various reasons (like keeping power wiring away from audio wiring in an amp, etc.).

• Are there modules that should not go near one another?
• Do some "not get along" when placed on the same bus in a rack?

I appreciate in advance any advice from you all!

--BC

MI Elements "Ominous" voice exploration, w/TipTop Audio's CR and Zdsp custom verb:

Any reason you've reposted this? There's already a Ginko Mix entry. Same to Grains.
-- EarlJemmings

cant remove it anymore :/

bought the Ken Stone Burst Generator, awesome unit. everything worked out perfect. Friendly communication.
Would buy anytime from @bachelard again, many thanks !

Any reason you've reposted this? There's already a Ginko Mix entry. Same to Grains.

Metropolis:
Ext Clk 84bpm
Aux A: G Len
Pulse Count: 2, 1, 3, 1, 4, 6, 6, 7
Gate Mode: ., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ...
Notes: B1, C2#, G1#, F1#, D2, E0, D0, G0
MMG:
Tweak everything
DPO Osc A and E350 FM: Sweep

Sold a Ken Stone Burst Generator to @freespace. Quick payment, great communication. Great buyer!

Since Eurorack seems to get more popular, every month new manufacturers enter the market.

Some of them come up with amazing new designs. But many manufacturers just get their prototype working and never manage to turn it into a working product which people can actually buy.

Because all those Vaporware manufacturers would clutter up the database, we moderate the entries.
You cannot buy into the list.

the policy for a manufacturer listing on MG

Users must be able to buy your module and get it delivered now, not soon.

• ideally you have at least 3 modules to sell in a store
• or have ONE everybody talks about
• no listing for manufacturers who produce designed blank panels only
• no listing for manufacturers who produce Mutable Instruments clones only
• no listing for manufacturers who produce mults only or other very basic designs

We have always the right to deny the entry.

new product launch

For technical reasons we cannot add a manufacturer to the list without having a module attached.
You have to upload the module always as “other/unknown” first.
If you check it as “unlisted” the module wont show up in other people browsers.
So you can prepare the module page shortly before you announce it.
You can upload an “enigma” photo if you are suspicious and do not want the image to leak.

Send us a private message.

EDITED Sep 29th 2021, 07:26

Hi, aaaaaron,

As I see it, those two envelopes are not in use in this video. The connection must combine their output to whatever destination an additional cable might take them. (The possibility of additional cable comes from the yellow cable's stackable form.) It's the same as if they were both patched to an unbuffered mult, with nothing (yet) coming out of that mult.

K

EDITED Nov 5th 2015, 16:46

This rack is designed to be a feature instrument, accompanying instrument and sound processor for external audio sources mainly other instruments like guitar.

A Barton Ciruits Guitar input (not pictured) and Analogue Systems RS-35 provides injection and interface between external instruments and the modular. Piston Homda mkII is capable of applying it's wave table to audio sources without any convertion to CV necessary. This eliminates any tracking errors and glitching, and enables a natural polyphonic practise of your instrument with no restrictions as you would normally enjoy. The RS-35 and Barton Circuits Guitar In allows you to control virtually any parameter of the modular as you play depending on how you play.

Anyone for a phat guitar?

EDITED Nov 9th 2015, 09:39

Im not totally certain that the stand along uhc will self oscillate. I am not near my system at this time but I think that you can invert filter 2, take the notch out of filter 2 feed it into filter 1 input 2 and control the gain for self oscillation. Again, I am not certain of this.

I know that you can patch self oscillation with the uhc audio expander but those are not in production and rare.

Can this filter self-oscillate?

I'm trying to learn about modular synthesis. I'm interested in the monome stuff, and the patches in the demo videos.

In the meadowphysics video here: , it looks like one of the in/outs is reversed. The yellow patch cable is plugged into the outputs for 3 and 4, and it looks like the input for Trig 3 is being sent as an output somewhere.

What's going on with this? I read the Quadra manual, and it didn't say anything about this. Is it reversing the envelope or something?...

I bought a Low Gain Electronics SubMix from @armando.
Immediate delivery, perfect condition, and a nice guy!

Thanks from my side, too!

In my racks, I have already replaced the duplicate.
Unfortunately, someone (Roland_of_g) still uses it in one of his racks, so I can't delete it.

Sorry again for the confusion.

Bought a couple modules from @grieve with full satisfaction. Extremely prompt, modules well packaged, everything as expected. Would readily buy from @grieve again!

Could give a peek to Frames or Planar

Nice. Last night was a blast and a little frustrating at the same time. Completely different envelope format and the filters response to cv inputs seemed really sensitive to me. Nonetheless, I'm already thinking about more modules.

@hadj is a nice dude and great seller!!

Current Live performance system in 3-tier Tip Top Audio folding case.

This module is already in modular grid, should probably delete this entry

just got my expertly packed Elements from @Stjohn.good guy took care of the deal.

Big Voyager fan here. That was my first knobby analog synth, too.
I think you will love your new foundation, that is kind of another Voyager just with lots of wires!
Welcome to ModularGrid!

... and this is my Voyager Track :)

beautiful work my friend