yeah, when someone creates a new duplicate that is very obviously not new. i mark it as duplicate, provide a link to the proper module and sometimes insert a random weird picture. (hopefully they will laugh) and hopefully the other users that added it will move themselves to the correct one. (less administrative burden on MG)
Hi, I updated the description with the FDP link. Cheers.
Thanks to @tFunk for good sale of Optomix. Fast response, fast dispatch, well packed. Module in perfect condition as described. He also included screws with nylon washers. Recommended.
Beep, Bopp, Bleep: info@modulargrid.net
For some reason I had totally missed the "Available in Marketplace" function in the regular module browser... Great, thanks.
There's always something I didn't know at MG... fascinating.
Re the "All" button: Yes, of course - thanks.
Sorting modules after Module Name doesn't seem to work properly - at least not when I'm trying to.
Thanks for reporting. I did a fix. Modules are ordered by their names now.
Some are sorted correctly, some not. Personally, I would prefer the option to sort primarily after Manufacturer, and secondarily after Model. =)
That is a bit complicated in the marketplace list.
But you can do that in the module browser! E.G.
https://www.modulargrid.net/e/modules/browser?SearchMarketplace=3&SearchShowothers=1&order=manuf&direction=asc
That link shows you all modules from the marketplace sold in Europe ordered by manufacturer. You can use the standard search elements to specify the search, e.g. show all 8HP VCAs sold in USA.
As a complement for the page buttons (1, 2, 3, etc) I would very much like a Show All button. This way I can use the web browser's search function to quickly find what I'm looking for.
Have to test if this would impact the server too much ...
Beep, Bopp, Bleep: info@modulargrid.net
Sorting modules after Module Name doesn't seem to work properly - at least not when I'm trying to. Some are sorted correctly, some not. Personally, I would prefer the option to sort primarily after Manufacturer, and secondarily after Model. =)
As a complement for the page buttons (1, 2, 3, etc) I would very much like a Show All button. This way I can use the web browser's search function to quickly find what I'm looking for.
Great purchase experience from @minorscience. Fast shipping and good packaging. Thanks for the Brain Seed!
if this had a attenuator/level/initial control where the Env out is, i think it would be really amazing, Env out is useful obviously, but wouldn't a more control over the VCA make this the ultimate 3hp package!
Great transactions with both @Orphologram and @kingcons. Both shipped quickly with good packaging and excellent communication!
Things I wish I could have or are remotely interested in. I live in 6U world otherwise.
DPO is lovely, can't recommend it enough --- a recent DPO drone of mine: Reverb is also very important, love my Erbe-Verb. The Harvestman stuff is really good for that kind of sound: Hertz Donut and Piston Honda as voices, Double Andore and Kermit to mix and modulate. Check out James Cigler's videos on the PH and DA on youtube.
Thanx for your answer guys.
That Erica Synth is really what i want in compact drone Synth.
Types of drone sounds I am after are: Slow deep throbbing bass, twisted industrial Atmospheres,
Dark, nasty, creepy etc.
So if you Got some more tips moduler, situps ore videos an so on. please share.
thhanks
Hi,
thank you for this site, it's great.
The feature 'Show Racks of other users which share similar modules' in Command Center is interesting. However I think it selects and orders similar racks solely based on the number of the same modules as in the selected rack. So for a rack which includes a 2hp Osc we get this one as the most similar:
(61 x 2hp Osc, nothing else)
and that's just not very exciting :).
Perhaps one easy way to mitigate this would be to count only distinct shared modules. So the above rack would have a score of 1 and not 61.
Great interaction with @bj_gzp - he was an awesome seller - pleasant and fast communication, great packaging. Highly recommended.
Smooth transaction selling my Make Noise Optomix to @PhilWF.
Fast payment and nice guy to deal with.
Had great transactions recently with:
@Salamanda (sold Clouds)
@Bosco (bought Kermit)
@Kanou (bought Harmonic Oscillator)
@Jbaptiste (sold Double Andore)
@Distone (sold A118)
@Daniele (sold Multi-Envelope)
@St0rMl0rD (sold Rosie)
@mgla (sold Sloth)
@denosx (sold Warps)
@bjorne4224 (sold A138d)
Smooth trade with @teohc whom bought me my Woogglebug MK2. Quick payment and email answering.
second rack: 
conjunction with 
and 
+3Mother32s, 0-Coast
Hi Mt3
TrulyThanks for help.
Today i buy Function.
What do you think to put Turing machine v2?
And make some techno loops.
At the moment i have
Clouds+function+ears+errorNOISE ! secret handshake nr 1
Only 62 hp case
Hi, I think you will get more responses at the https://www.muffwiggler.com/ forums.
Hi,
What modules you will put here¿
For modulating mungling envelope randomize clocking¿.
I dont have much space in my rack.
I want to put some external sounds and freeze them...drone concrete music and noise.
Totally new here.
Thanks in advance
Hi
Totally new here.
I need the quad attenuator here?
What cheap modules for moving this samplers you will choose¿
I have a waldorf filter out side... No reverbs no filters.
Thanks
A multi-tracked yet 'naked' demo - E350 is the sole sound source for this piece, no filtering/EQ or compression/limiting
-- Fastus
So amazing！！！You give me a lot of inspiration，谢谢！
Errr ma gerrrrd this is so elite...
modulargrid description says
"1000ma at +12v, 500ma at -12v and 170ma at +5v"
whereas tiptop webiste http://www.tiptopaudio.com/zeusmicro.php states:
"(...) up to 2000mA at +12V, 500mA at -12V and 170mA at 5V"
so...? which is right?
What is the deal, is this still going ahead, has it happened already?
Really interested by this faceplate. Count me in.
For Parisian people, I'll be there:
https://www.synthevent.co/initiation-au-synthe-modulaire
Sunday afternoon.
I hope to see some of you there for a live demo!
Si, this is dead straight... 1 Midi unit (with glide so no need for a slew generator) it has loads of DV functions and 1 gate out... I've added a mulitple so you can spread your signals out & 1 ADSR. - The doepfer boxes are available from Thomann. This will give you loads more control and smoothness over your Werkstatt.
Also, Look at the Oscillator to the left. Not needed but if you do get any get this! Sounds like an ARP. They also do a DCO (Digital) one which will stay in tune better.
Very nice example from @NickT
I personally was amazed by erica synths fusion drone system, very power hungy, tube based:
Depends really what kind of "drone" you want, also like mentioned, cv control is essential(I think)...
Honestly, I wouldn't go with the drone bank - it has no CV control at all, so you'll be doing everything manually. You can get drones out of anything, but modulation is the key to keeping it interesting. Check this drone out using only Make Noise Telharmonic, Mutable Clouds and Qu-Bit Nano Rand -
Hi guys,
It's my first modular build on here and I'd love to get some input from the community about how my rack is looking (and going to sound!)
https://cdn.modulargrid.net/img/racks/modulargrid_408846.jpg
I have a Beatstep Pro to control this all and a microbrute to add some other options but what I'm hoping to achieve is a basic synth setup with plenty of sequencing control. I like the idea of messing with the sequences and clock divisions so I can hopefully get some percussion seq's running on this too.
I'm looking to fill those gaps with some dirty processing modules (Metasonix etc) to get some really distorted / noisy sounds.
Any advice you can give would be very much appreciated!
Cheers,
Sean.
i like!
Good Sale To SynthDaddy :)
electricity comes from other planets
Hey friends.
I'm new on here, but i'm not new to music/sound or synthesizers so much. In my time I've played with a fair wack of different gear, but only a few modular systems of various design (mostly Buchla/Roland/Moog). I've been thinking about Eurorack for a while and recently bought a Mother-32 as a gateway to getting something started. I'm really not sure as to what I want to achieve, I'm a bit West coast in my tastes, probably a bit wack in my approach, but I like what I can do straight out of the box with the Mother none the less. Building on this as an interesting improvisational tool would be where I'd probably start. I've spent a long time watching module demo videos over recent weeks and today tried putting together something functional, that might give me a variety of creative options.
The above racks are a sketch of things that I've found that interested me as additions but I'm still a bit of a n00b as to the mundane necessities/utilities, and I'm still to learn about all the brands or get to the really cool depths of options. Any advice as to what I might really need to get the most out of what's already there, or what might be cool to fit in the extra space? There's an extra 40HP on the second version for something, but maybe this is already a disaster/masterpiece.
There's also the possibility of keeping the Mother-32 in its original case and keeping the rack separate. Does anyone have experience using the M-32 like this? Do you feel one way or another about said options?
I'll probably go for the Maths straight up as the next tool, and was thinking possibly the LxD at the same time. Not sure yet as to what's gonna be the right order of acquisition. Ultimately I guess it would be optimum if each purchase/addition was a way of adding a new flavour/compositional possibility so that the beast grows and I can learn to tame it as it does over time.
Thoughts/help on all the above appreciated.
Takk fyrir.
J.
Modular,
I would like some input on a planned percussion rack. My goals are a nice selection of different drum sounds and some modulation for the parameters on the sequencers. I am considering either the 4MS QCD or the Batumi. I welcome your feedback and insights.
Thank you,
Jeff
Favorite modular folks:
* flohr on modulargrid here
* dsquintz on modulargrid here
* kedromelon on modulargrid here
I actually super like this layout.
Leaning away from ER-301 even though it is a gorgeous and capable machine.
Now pondering Varigate-8/E350 or Voltage Block/Triatt/E350. Going Varigate.
Oubliette has 7 offsets/attenuverters and 5 VCAs not counting the internal VCAs in the dual Mangroves and Tides.
Nostalgia for Infinity has 4 offsets/attenuverters/VCAs from Frames and 3 VCAs from Optomix/Ripples.
Lots of sequencing options and plenty of attenuation built in on Akemie's Castle/URA but that's still on the soft side.
Something awkward about having SVVCF and Ripples. But Ripples acts as a VCA and SVVCF as a mixer.
Would love to ditch Ripples but don't want SVVCF droning and want both channels of Optomix for Akemie's.
This suggests I want more VCAs. Could automate with Frames? I might like the idea of Frames more than using it though.
Sidelining Ripples (and maybe URA or Frames) could be reasonable if it lets me swap in some alternative modulation + VCAs.
Buy:
* Get unpowered Submodular 208 to replace the Move 208?
* Get Malekko Power Supply. Or Intellijel TPS80?
* Voltage Block
* 6hp Dual VCA. New Xaoc one/Moddemix/uVCA?
Maybe get my hands on:
* Arpitecht
* Loquelic Iteritas
* Morphagene? Or 4ms Sampler? Or Enso?
* Audio Damage Eos? (Swap for Erbe Verb?)
Less likely:
* Pamela's New Workout?
* Beast's Chalkboard?
* Blinds?
* SSF Spectrum?
Pretty boops I will not buy:
* Xaoc Praga
* Intellijel Triatt
* Synth Tech E102/E330
* Mutable Links
* Manhattan Analog Mix
* Ultrafold
* Toppobrillo Stereomixer
* Argos Bleak
* Eloquencer
This leaves out:
But gets better mixing and filtering from SVVCF and multiple envelopes from Quadra. Shame to lose Earthsea and E350 though.
It was very nice doing business with @mineralwasser and @Rada909 this week. Both were very communicative, fast to ship, and believers in sturdy packaging. Thanks again guys!
Hi modular people!
Any feedback on this rack would be hugely appreciated. I am familiar with analogue synths and modular synthesis in software (Reaktor Blocks). Zero experience with Eurorack but I am looking to dive in. I produce techno and have put out a few releases on minor independent labels.
My aims for this rack are:
1. Use it to produce actual music, not just messing around or "collecting" modules.
2. Make phat analogue sounds and sequences; hence the analogue VCO, multimode and Minimoog style filters.
3. Get creative/complex/unpredictable sequences; René seems to be at the top of many people's lists for this.
4. Make unique, weird and wonderful sounds; I saw some videos of the Shapeshifter and was blown away by the sound and possibilities.
5. Modulating FX and "playing" them live; the Blackhole DSP looks good but I am very much open to suggestions.
6. Syncing with and recording into DAW (Ableton).
So I am wondering:
Am I missing any essential modules given the above?
Are there any duplicates or non essential modules that I could (for now) do without?
Thank you and happy noise making to all!
Tony
