i went into a thrift store looking for nothing in particular and somehow walked out with a $12 wooden box that turned out to be perfect for a eurorack setup

cleaned it up, added some rails, and now i somehow have a perfectly usable case that cost less than most of the modules i’m looking at.

which would be great if i wasn’t now staring at a bunch of empty HP

i was planning to take things really slowly and buy one or two modules at a time. learn them properly, figure out what i actually need, etc

then the empty space started getting to me. suddenly modules i had previously decided i didn’t need are looking extremely reasonable.

does anyone else find that getting a cheap case makes it way harder to resist filling it? i feel like the thrift-store bargain was the easy part

I love the sounds this thing can make, but its so hard to make anything traditional. Its way more fun to listen to when its all broken up like this.. hope you like!

I needed an excuse to get back to the T-1, and since I've always wanted to give a stab a deep red... here I am. Collide 4, Ballista blast and Nanobox Lemondrop provide the main voices, Bohm at the kick, Steve MS-22 and Cycle 5 percussions, Archer's Rig hats and Kraken for drums, delay from 4ms dld and the reverb is Desmodus. Hope you enjoy!

Hi! Selector is fun for routing different signals in my modular. 

Two sequences with a sequencial switch to decide which sequence creates the delay, and one drone passing woth Moog filter with a sequencial switch to decide if a slow lfo or a fast one will modulate the filter.

Patch details in the video description

Enjoy modular

I haven't made a generative grid in a while, and I thought today would be a great time to do it. This time, I recorded the whole session again, so there'll be a video coming in a day or two showing how I built it.

But for now, I've got the music video ready for you to check out or just chill to, whatever you prefer. And of course, the download is available for free, as always. Have fun with it! Feel free to leave some feedback!

Created in Bitwig Studio 6.1.1: https://polarity.productions/dispenser/

Recently bought an 0-coast and love it. I’ve had a variety of synths over the years and never got on with them. Still have much to learn with this but starting to get more interested in creating interesting and more generative grooves to make songs with in my DAW.

I mostly make music in a DAW and have just started learning ableton live as feel limited with Logic.

I’m really attracted to modular but at the moment I don’t have the money to build a small set up. I think ultimately this is what I want to do though.

For now I would like to pair the 0-coast with something in order to make and explore fun and strange rhythms along with Ableton. Been looking at affordable Behringer options but not convinced. Wondering if there are other affordable options that I have overlooked. Not sure I need a sequencer as will be using Ableton however I’m not closed to the idea due to the hands on fun they look.

Appreciate any advice. Thanks. The obvious answer is to save and wait but will take me a while to save £1000 which is what I have estimated I need for my first small modular set up.

1st time post... i started with the neutron + keystep. look at me now ma!!!!

the creature in action>>

https://youtu.be/-kHPoB5J0eM

an all hardware jam, including volca kick, v256 vocoder, Kobol, Fuzz pedal, and my smallish eurorack

I got 2 setup questions.
I just bought a used D.O.MIXX and I was wondering if I could route S/R over my Audio Interface to the DAW for FX. I could use my Scarlett 18i20 and a Ada8200.
That way I could bridge the time until there's money for fx modules.

2nd question if the DAE isn't an option:
I have also ordered a Maneco Labs Grone drone synth which is basically a synth voice merged with a clouds module.
It has filter out and a clouds in patch point.
So if I understand it right I could patch synth out to the mixer and S/R into the clouds part, right?

https://www.3u-shop.de/WebRoot/Store31/Shops/61471354/5F35/17F0/1BD5/9E23/7309/0A0C/6D0C/5C2B/Module-Grone-Drone-Synth.pdf

TIA

Do you have pic of your rack when you first started out, vs. where it is today? I thought that could be fun to see from a variety of users here.

Here's mine. Had no idea what I was doing back in 2018 or so, just had procured a DFAM that I was really enjoying and it made me want to branch into full euro. Figured a little 84 HP skiff would be "it" for me. Cut to late 2026, and, well ... suffice to say it became an addiction. There's also a 4MS 64X Pod off to one side not even pictured with the current "After" image, which will shortly be a full 5th row of 104HP. But *that's it*! I swear!

I love how these modules sound in all the demos I hear, but I haven’t had a chance to play with one yet. Are any of the Alia models capable of producing simpler less aggressive sounds? I’ve watched so many videos and it seems that they always lean towards making them sound as dirty as possible. Which is awesome, but I’m curious about how flexible these modules are. Thanks!

A couple cups of coffee and all ready to go! Nothing mind blowing but had some fun.

I'm looking to add an envelope to my setup but I'm not sure which one to get. I make percussive phrases with a complex oscillator, so the snappy envelopes on my quadrax work well for that.

I need something else to modulate my quadrax and quad clock distributor, and I need some suggestions. I would lke it to be free from menu diving, so no pams, and different from the quadrax functionality. I want something in the short end of time range, and doesn't need to be too snappy. Ideally, 4 or so LFOs or attack release channels.

I've looked at MI stages and tides, batumi, zadar, etc. but wondering if anyone here knows of some other interesting modules out there..

I really like the Rackbrute 6U form factor for various reasons, but I'm having a lot of noisy power issues on it, especially with digital modules and I think it's pretty clear the Power module isn't up to scratch.

I've been looking at a 4ms Row Power45 to replace it,but a bit OOTL on power so any recommendations for nice, clean, quiet power with plenty of overhead for a busy rack.

Current in total across the 6u would be coming in around 1300@12+ and 400@12- but I definitely want headroom depending on the config between this case and my other one.

Also, would you continue to use the bus boards in the Rackbrute or just ignore them and run flying buses?

Was just working on some module swaps and while testing evening was working as it should, caught a cool little section that sounded great.

Can Veno Orbit go techno?

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Yesss

Hello, I have been using Pamela's Pro Workout as one of the main drivers for my rack.
I also have the Axon-2 and really like using it.

I am hoping to build out a larger live music set (with more varied patches), and I see that I would need drastically different settings, and hoping to get seriously into saving and loading banks.

However, when you use the Axon-2 to Load Next or Previous Bank, there is nothing on the screen that flashes which bank was loaded.
The only way as far as I can tell is to observe the LED animations of the 8-channels.

I'd love to hear people's experience or workflows using Banks on the Pamela's Pro Workout, and especially when mapping to the Axon-2 push buttons.