I'm about to update my drum rack from modules I already own, this is a mockup of a possible config;
This is the current config;
I still like the Tiptop Audio drum modules because they sound goood, they are important in these setups.
general opinion:
+ lots of trigger control
+ sufficiant dynamic control
I would love to hear opinions,
Cheers!
Avalon Harmonics Kickaid
https://modulargrid.net/e/avalon-harmonics-kickaid
Everyone loves the classics, but I'd definitely ditch some of the tiptop modules in favour of something more modulatable. BIA is the canonical choice, but I'm sure there's plenty others. Otherwise, looks like a lot of fun.
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Percall needs noise plathora :-) Patterns from Patching Panda, 16 presets by cv - nice
Thanks for sharing thoughts, they are helpful.
6 square wave vcos for making hihats
filter that can resonate to a sine wave for bass drums
gordon reid's synth secrets guide in sound on sound magazine can teach you how to synthesize drums from scratch or ask chatgpt how to synthesize a certain drum sound like 808 cowbell or snare drum
DOEPFER A-117-2 DIGITAL NOISE EURORACK MODULE
sounds like tv static, love it
Hi,
love the rack and would love to hear it!
if you have the funds, wmd crucible would spice things up a lot. great sound and extrmly versatile. You could ditch one of the hats because it can do great hats. A little cheaper but also massive sounding would be the erica cymbals! Thats one of my next picups :)
While you're picking up little Takaab modules, I would recommend a 2LPG. It might open up what kind of oscillators and sounds you can use as percussion, and it's cheap, small, and passive.
