Adding a Second Oscillator to the Mother-32 - Mutable Instruments Plaits - First Modular Part 3

This is the third video of the series. Check out the other videos to see the planning process and my thought process behind the build.
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MUTABLE INSTRUMENTS PLAITS:
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Plaits is the spiritual successor of Mutable Instruments’ best-selling voltage-controlled sound source, Braids. Not just a mkII version: its hardware and software have been redesigned from scratch.
Just like its predecessor, it offers direct access to a large palette of easily tweakable raw sonic material, covering the whole gamut of synthesis techniques.
Gone are the screen, menu system, hidden settings, and the long list of somewhat redundant synthesis models.
Thanks to additional CV inputs, and to the use of three timbre-shaping parameters per model, Plaits is straightforward to use, and much closer to the ideal of one synthesis technique = one model. What were fragmented islands of sound in Braids are now part of a continuum of sounds.
Ready for Percussion?
Patch a trigger generator or sequencer into Plaits’ trigger input and instantly use the module as a percussive source thanks to its built-in virtual low-pass gate (LPG).
An internal D (decay) envelope generator is normalled to all unpatched CV inputs. Just turn the corresponding attenuverter to add pitch, timbre or morphing modulation. And if plucks and snappy hits are not your thing, patch your own envelope or CV source into the LPG CV input.
This build is being made with the intention of incorporating it into the Moog Sound Studio Semi Modular Synth:
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I'm sequencing the Plaits using the Korg SQ-64:
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[@michaelevan9184]

Sounds awesome. I have a subsequent 37. Looking delve into modular.

[@braintree56]

Nice. I'm going to be putting out a series of videos soon on getting into modular. Should have a couple up within a week. Stay tuned!

[@EntropicEcho]

That was cool. Plaits can give so much depth to the M32 this way!

[@braintree56]

Thanks! It's really fun. I just ran it through some of my other modules - a Clouds clone. I'm going to put a video of that up soon.

[@EntropicEcho]

@@braintree56 I use clouds mainly for it's reverb, it's absolutely juicy in combination with the M32. Another really great module to pair with M32 is Instruo Arbhar. :)

[@mstrcee]

Great vid

[@braintree56]

Thanks!

[@SomeOne-pd6vm]

i wanted a second simple oscillator. but it was cheaper to just get another mother 32, than a case and a plaits :P maybe one day I'll get a plaits too, and i can use the mother 32s to run it in stereo.

[@braintree56]

It's hard to find a better bang for the buck than the Mother 32. But there are some great Plaits Clones out there for relatively cheap. It's a pretty fun sound source.

[@junpang4602]

Great vid！！😊 do more patch vid for m32 please

[@braintree56]

I'm planning on it. Should see some in March!

[@anthonydavid1965]

I’m a bit late to this video, but interested to know how you powered the external oscillator. Does it draw power from the Mother or a separate supply. Thanks if you can answer.

[@braintree56]

Separate power supply. I used the Happy Ending Kit for this. I'm currently working on a whole series of how to expand the Sound Studio into Eurorack. I'm going to put out the first couple of videos in the next couple of days. Let me know if you have more questions!

[@anthonydavid1965]

@@braintree56 Thanks for the response👍