what a journey I thank you for this and I grant you my subscription

This is what mason jars are for, cool!

Pure madness! That's good!

dizzonant:-)

They are a great couple for sure I enjoyed the last lart the most where the things getting percussive and crazy like a giant ancestral drums circle

Nice! Schematics?

Cool sounds and setup

beautiful

Awesome! Which Wavestation preset did you use?

anyway to set lfo to the step number?

Big big fan of your channel! Thankss so much for the NM tutorials! Its very hard to figure it out without any modular/ deep synth sound design background. You are a hero! Please do make more tutorials like this!

sounds tasty :)

ah yeah reminds me of alva noto, frank bretschneider, ryoji ikeda and others. which were your favs?

i like those playful jumping notes

Hey, something I wanted to ask. Did you feel often that you "hit the ceiling" of micro modular (which is 1/4 power of standard nord modular g1 or 1/8 of expanded version of nmg1)? And what was most complex/crazy thing you managed to achieve with your mm?

The fidelity of the speaker really makes it

Sounds good

Awesome!

Sounds cool!

very

Wtf is that!? Bottle drone synth!???? Did you make that!!???

Beautifully orchestrated!! I was going to buy a JT-4000 BUT went with the Pro vs. mini which is amazing. But I'm still thinking about getting one of those. Would you say you're happy with its performance? I already know it's well worth it's $49.99 price tag! Im just wondering is it a device i could accompany with all my other devices and their projects?

cool (:))

This is so rad!

This is such a wistful, haunting, cozy melody. Beautiful

What a pull

After watching a documentary on the sound design of Ridley Scott’s “Alien”, I decided I wanted to build a small eurorack system I could put together for under $1000 and use it to design atmospheric soundscapes for a short film. I also wanted to power everything with a portable power source, and be able to fit the whole setup inside of my backpack. I bought a used Pulp Logic LBZ42 case for $200 on reverb and a Harley Benton Power-bank ($75) then I spent the next few months planning out my rack on modular grid. The first module I wound up deciding on was the Manecolabs Grone Drone. I had to wait about 6 1/2 months before finding a good deal on a used one ($225). The Grone Drone is the heart of this system. One of the things you complained about in this video is how even with very careful planning it’s likely that with such few modules only one sound will be produced. The Grone Drone is the antithesis of this. It’s like having six modules in one. It has percussion and even has a Clouds clone built in. Every time I use the Grone Drone I wind up with new, fascinating sounds I'd never heard it make before. Next I purchased a Recovery Effects Sound Destruction Device ($100 used). I purchased this module simply as an add on fx unit for the Grone Drone. The Grone Drone can make so many different sounds but once you switch clouds on it becomes very ethereal and while I like that vibe I wanted to make it a bit grittier. Finally, I bought a beepboop electronics eurorack mounted speaker for $80. This speaker is completely adequate when I'm out and about making soundscapes but what I really like about it is that I can hook it up to my much higher quality external speakers whenever I'm not traveling since it has a a 6.4 X 2.1mm DC jack port. All in all I spent about $700 when factoring in shipping and necessary accessories like patch cables and knurlies, ribbon cables, (and stickers of course!). I couldn’t be happier as this little eurorack setup of mine does exactly what I want it to do. It took me about a year to plan the build, save up the money, and wait for deals. And I’ll forever be grateful for channels like yours for inspiring builds like mine! Here's a link to the completed setup on ModularGrid: modulargrid.net/e/racks/view/2357870 (all 1u modules came included with my purchase of the Pulp Logic LBZ42 case!) Cheers!

Those crystals sound nice.

stellar

warm deep sounds (:))

I use the Mininova audio in and into the various "vocoda" options or just press the various preset sounds and hear what comes out. I'm not familiar with the Kaoss pad, so mo idea what it does but might look for a cheap used one. Also tempted by the Korg NTS-3 which is out soon, it seems to be based on the Kaoss, I have the NTS-1, I like it. Small low tech stuff can be such fun.

I love the bit at 1.30, mean sounding bass growling.

I've got the Arcane Drum, Glitch Storm MK1 and MK2. All great fun to play. Sync them (or un-sync) with a digital delay and it's amazing what can be achieved.

weird AND cheap?? I need to get one of those

This is amazing!

I am planning one around the power lunch (powered stock), which is basically 4 pedals with one of them connected to a small keyboard since I planned it with guitar in mind. The other 2 effects units will probably go toward other guitar or whatever else I connect a piezo to

Great! I need to try this combo too!

Awesome

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Sounds pretty beautiful! And I can imagine it being featured on CD Audio for some of those FMT games :)

Forgot to ask. You're still with good old micro modular, right?

There is an interesting book called "The geometry of musical rhythm", have you read that? Could be a good source for additional inspiration. I've learnt about existance of it when I searched if there was some theory on how *compose* drums and 90% of search results were stupidly "lets learn how to play real drums". So I think that book might be the only thing for that.

damn so many NM videos recently from you, thanks very much X)

Never got logic. So thanks fr the tip. Wondering what determines what comes out of the logic? Is it random?

I sold my Rosie and I regret it.

I think if you use a S&H module gating the planner LFO, and then trigger that with either the clock sync or maybe the Link or clock out of the sequencer, you’d get rid of the off-time jumps.

Wow! This is awesome! I own Glitch Storm and Arcane from SSS love that company! Opera Rotas seems super fun too Ciat Lonbarde is outstanding..! Thanks for sharing liked it a lot!

Modulated by a candle, cool!

Sick jam!👌 Kind of inspired me to do something now myself with my microfreak, korg nts-1, and zoom CDR-70🎹🎛️🎧👍 BrAp oN!!¡!✋✌️

10:55 the "Mst" input on the RndStepGen1 is wanting a "Slv" connection from something else - an oscillator/lfo or whatever has a "Slv" output -> the ClkGen1 in your upper-right can connect to that RndStepGen1 and you can put it not only at the hard pulses of the standard 24/beat 4/beat outputs of ClkGen1, but also any ratio or fraction selectable in that `1:1` param of RndStepGen1. It is the same patch load as ClkRndGen's (0.60%) so use-case is your call. the difference is you could use an intermediary modulator to change that ratio/Mst/Slv input amount and drift off the grid and back if you wanted.