Modular System Must Haves // Minimalist Eurorack Setup

In a Small system space is CRUCIAL, I've slowly been working this case over time and i've made a point to find modules that have knob per function, are not menu divey, and are fun and easy to play. -- UPDATE to the case here - • Mini Modular Basslines...
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[@RickyTinez]

Thanks for hanging out! Check the links in the description for more info or check these too Noise Engineering Blog Post here! - bit.ly/2m7owEf ModularGrid here - www.modulargrid.net/e/racks/view/966939

[@nomoregoodlife1255]

great stuff bro, I just need another 80 of these before I feel unstupid enough to buy one thanks xD

[@urielmesenja1040]

When you are burning in the lake of fire, call out to your gods to save you. Jesus Christ is LORD

[@crysstoll1191]

uriel mesenja No doubt, and He will fix that unison problem you’re having.

[@walidjaziriofficial]

i found almost all devices u provide on the links except the step sequencer!!! could u clarify? thnks

[@neagacosmin8265]

The dog (?) jaw is like a comb for tangled cables?... :)

[@ghostandtapeDoesVideo]

Why do I think Ricky is the best content creator on KZbin modular community? Because even if I’m not into the music style, he still inspires and motivates me while also getting me interested in modules I didn’t know. Top explanations. Just top

[@RickyTinez]

You're too kind. Thanks for the kind words!

[@TheIst0NE]

omg, modular world will suck me in so badly... I just bought a behringer crave lately and am exploring its voices and behaviours. insane. I know this is an older video, not sure if you'll see this, but I wanted to thank you Ricky for what you do on youtube. you inspire us and teach a _lot_ of stuff to us. I'm learning everything about music from the internet, and people like you are gold, especially for newbies like me. you're awesome, man, kudos and appreciation to you! stay cool, stay healthy, keep up the great work!🙏✌

[@MarcDupuis50400]

22:47 "Sine me up" would be a great follow up to your "See you later oscillator" cap ✌️

[@RickyTinez]

whoa.. you sir are a genius!

[@futur_sunds]

That’s a great idea!!

[@johnhowell6214]

@@RickyTinez Did this ever happen?

[@robcaldwell3172]

This video was a catalyst in reconsidering my Eurorack equipment. I appreciated the idea of visualizing an instrument. I had given too much time and money to variety, not wishing to limit what I could do with the equipment. The reality of having one of everything made it a dictionary where the words were not arranged in any order. Subsequently to write anything using words I did not know was frustrating and detracted from making music. Thanks

[@AttAlot]

“Uh sign me up“ Man you inspire me so deep. Thank you for your work, you make my life sound better.

[@CombatCactus]

I know absolutely nothing about music production but this (along with most of your videos) has me incredibly intrigued. I love the format of your videos and how it feels like the viewer is right there in the room seeing your whole process.

[@DivKid]

always good to see people enjoying, exploring and creating. This is a great example of that. Nice one mate!

[@truecuckoo]

Gnarly there towards the end mate! Nice to see that case in good hands!

[@RickyTinez]

I don't think I have a choice but to get gnarly when using this thing. It always ends up there haha. Thanks for watching man!

[@BleachFiendOfficial]

i just got into modular and I'm really glad I found this video - I've got the same case, plus a 0-coast and it felt like all the modules I wanted were just too big for the amount of utility they would give me. I'm glad to see all of these cool performance modules highlighted too, thx for making this vid!

[@richardfarabaugh7604]

That is one amazing little modular you have there. It makes me want to copy it exactly. It made me finally see the incredible coolness of the Electron Digitak too. Bravo dude!!

[@ChuckLeone]

Awesome little setup! Looks like a blast to play. You probably already know it but if your still looking for a way to start/stop the sequencing you could run your clock trigger into the Mimetic Digitalis N input then patch the MD’s T out to the steppy clock input. Use the MD’s stop/run switch to control starting and stopping both sequencers or hit Next on the MD to step through manually.

[@StefanWolfrum]

BEST. VIDEO. IN. A. LONG. TIME. ON. MODULAR. SYNTHESIS. Seriously this is crazy fun dope stuff, Ricky! Well thank you. Now I want all this, too! 😂 MORE! Pleeeeze! Make a series out of it! Plugging & explaining! Love it! Understood about 37% of it but that's because I need more input! ❤️

[@BlankFor_ms]

I just learned so much. And, this vid got me to stay on the exercise bike 9min longer than planned. Ricky Tinez = good for health 💪🏻

[@FindTheDownBeat]

tinez fer prez.

[@RickyTinez]

hahaha Modular Fitness is the way to do it.

[@andreyaek2266]

Made me put off going to the gym, so I guess it can go either way. ;) Anyway, sweet sounds.

[@AlphaMachina]

Now I'm picturing someone with a modular synth rack built into the handles of their exercise bike or treadmill, and routing the speed of the bike/treadmill into their sequencer.. I'm a damn mad genius.

[@interference7480]

@@AlphaMachina lol modular exercise bike...look mum: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKiTp3p3h9aaqJY

[@jimlampshady]

Mate, when you broke out the Digi that modular setup sounded mental, funky and very musical. Top bananas.

[@Dea_Decay]

That was incredible! Loved how it sounded! I've still got a lot to learn when it comes to modular synths but learning so much from your videos and getting both inspiration and the bug to make the jump from just plain keyboard synths to this as well

[@InTexas]

As a struggling synth/modular noob, I absolutely agree that the best advice for someone getting started with Eurorack, is to decide beforehand *exactly* what you'd like to accomplish with your setup, otherwise you'll end up with hundreds or like thousands of $$$ worth of modules, but feeling overwhelmed with it all, having no clue where to start. I made the mistake of watching loads of KZbin videos of Eurorack module reviews/demos and of course keep an eye on the top modules on ModularGrid.net, and mainly acquiring all the "coolest" modules I knew about. But now I have hundreds of HP of extremely awesome modules, but I have analysis paralysis due to the infinite sonic possibilities I'm looking at. So, don't make my mistake: be specific about what sounds you'd like to make to get started with, for example, if you'd like to make tribal rhythms, or synth pads, or creative use of custom samples, all will require *totally* different setups! And bonus tip: don't make my initial mistake of avoiding digital modules, because of some arbitrary believe that my modular setup has be all analog! There's always a right tool for the job, sometimes it's digital and sometimes it's analog - don't be religious about your equipment, rather search for what sounds and feels good to you. :) Now only I could start to practice my own advice...

[@kaktotak8267]

Isn't the whole point of modular jamming and exploring until you find something you like? "Know what you want before doing it" is 4 times out of 5 a useless advice. If you already know what you want, you don't need the advice. If you don't know, chances are the only way for you to understand what you want is to try things out. It would probably be wiser though to try things out in software before spending $ on hardware.

[@jefdamen2977]

@@kaktotak8267 If u know what u are doing u get better results faster and are able to recreate it later. Jamming on a modular is goofing around...

[@AdamsBrew78]

It can definitely feel overwhelming - I’m almost a complete noob, save for my limited experience with my behringer semi modulars and virtual modular. I think VM might be the best way to start for a newbie - especially the platforms that do accurate emulations of real world gear, like softube modular. I think its a great way to figure out what interests you or if eurorack is even for you. On the hardware side, Behringer semi modulars have been an incredibly fun and affordable entry into this world for me. Only have the Neutron so far, but very soon a K2 and perhaps a Crave...just no idea if I’m going to go further from there or which way to head next. Pulsar 23 drum synth definitely piqued my interest more than anything in the modular world and has the potential to jump start an addiction ;) Been on waiting list all year for this holy grail of drum synths.

[@jasonfreeland6885]

Ok I’m gonna need to watch this a couple more times. I love these sounds.

[@4ToMiCoR4Ng3]

@RickyTinez I think your question has been solved for years: Stop MD? I had the case that MD got its clock from my Keystep on "N" and the reset from the Keystep on its "0". (so that it does the reset and stops, which worked). Then I had a reset from Clep Díaz "stacked" on MD on its "0" at the same time. (So that I could limit the number of MD's 16 steps to fewer steps). I had an error there. I then stacked the two reset signals, not with cables, but added them together in a logic module (MI-Kinks). Then it worked. At the moment I have not readjusted it - and checked again whether there really is a difference ... or whether it was a coincidence. That interests me now ... I really like your channel, your music and your thoughts on modules. I'm currently watching your video again because there are so many ways of clocking MD+CD+Steppy together. I'm currently trying to find the one that I enjoy the most and the easiest. ( P.S.: however, I have a fixed cable harness for all existing clocks and resets for all modules. This is the only one that always remains connected to the main clock and mults. Because some of the modules are in a larger box, as I ran out of skiffs 🫣 to save time. When creating a new patch, I first decide whether I want to get the clock and reset from somewhere else for certain modules and then pull out that part of the string).

[@4ToMiCoR4Ng3]

But i did see. I did Not use MIDI yet in my Modular. Digitakt stopped, Steppy still running, Clock-Diver still running … must have been a MIDI Setting for Reset-Signal .. on Digitakt, or the Intellijel-Thingy … which i Both doen‘t have … but wish 😂

[@loslosbaby]

Super cool setup man, thx for sharing, esp. the jam at the end. I am FASCINATED by the "interlocking" nature of how the two seq can interact...like Baba O'Reilly style patterns! OCD brain candy!

[@chriisuu]

Would have loved to see the ending jam continue for another hour or so 😍

[@NathanWainwrightdotca]

That’s one adorable synth setup.

[@channelite]

I think this is one of your best videos. Best choices of gear and sound. Very informative and helpful.

[@George-sm3bw]

Just getting started on my modular journey, awesome to hear yours :)

[@OttosTheName]

Oh man, I knew I shouldn't watch this video for Gas reasons. But I did. And this is the best set Eurorack setup I've seen so far, it fits exactly what I'd want it to do. I didn't know most of these modules and I'm actually developing a Midi Sequencer myself that has quite some overlap with the Sequencer modules you're using. This is definitely giving me inspiration to pick it back up, I haven't done much with it for a few weeks. Great video, great jam, great explanation.

[@originellername3062]

really? i feel like it still sounds crappy. Maybe for some samples it would do but its nothing i couldnt make on ableton with m4l and stock plugins

[@EleniEliades_]

Love what the ' Lapsus Os ' module does to sounds ! And its got sliders as well. . .Great groove-box of modules you've got. 💡🎹🔥🐒🌟

[@jimspectre]

Hold up, hold up... Load+zero+shred to stay between two octaves. Did not expect this info at all, didn’t even recognise the digitalis when starting the video. The range of your music tech videos and quality is very impressive. Thank’s and bless bruv

[@michaelmoore9870]

Such a good video. Not only is this actually musical (and not blipping and blooping the whole time), but you explained everything well and made some cool patches. Well done!

[@bonneman66]

The Flip the Case is BRILLIANT...less weeds hanging in front or your work

[@xydamage9754]

Palette 62 is like the exact format I have always dreamed of

[@joeryanisaocelot]

I can't tell if you have great modules or you just have a good style of talking about them, but either way I'm sold.

[@claudecoup423]

Totally wild. Crazy setup for such a small space.

[@bobbym3155]

9:48-9:49. Omg love that sound. You totally skipped over it but I would love to see you build a whole song around it

[@PhilB303]

top effort in keeping the most complex (in my eyes) of subjects clear Ricky. some far out modular sounds as well. great job!

[@Jimantronic]

Brilliant video and a nice performance :) Give that Monsoon a divided clock into the trigger input and all of a sudden the random extra weirdnesses start singing along and clicking into place beautifully

[@mastaboog749]

This seriously helped. Been trying to fill out my Cre8audio NIFTYCASE, probably going to build an intellijel after because i really like the 1u rack. Then build the 2 together on top of each other in some sort of case set up.

[@sethpajak]

I only understand a fraction of what you are doing but I love these videos. Someone else said you are like the Bob Ross of sound and that's so true. Thanks for sharing.

[@benasaro1043]

Cool video! Having a skiff that can work as a stand alone minimal system is always a good idea if you want to just chase down some quick inspiration. I have a Make Noise powered skiff that does this: it only has a Mother-32, Pamela's Workout, Euclidean Circles, Tip Top BD808/SD808, Pico Drums, and Quantimator. You can get a lot out of a little with Eurorack and some imagination! Or, I can integrate that skiff into my larger system.

[@paulwilkinson1290]

Great video! I never would have given any of these modules more than a confused glance if I had not seen them in action.

[@franalonso2576]

Absolutly stunning performance, jawdropping. Love your content

[@TheYagoChannel]

Great video as always, could you please do one video talking about create a modular effect system, minimal like this one, but just with tools for processing external audio(synths, drum machines etc). Would be awesome to me, i'm fascinated by the way you could process audio with modular effects, with all the multipliers, lfo, sequencers and the obvious delays etc it can really be huge. thanks for your videos man.

[@canissum]

Damn. Almost every module in that case has been on my wish list at some point.

[@rhampton1914]

I totally agree..Sometimes less is better..i have 84HP and i built my dream synth as well...Not looking to go any bigger..i'm totally happy with 84HP and i have it customized just for my liking..Awesome Video...Thanks for sharing

[@lossteeth]

What's the modular manifesto

[@rhampton1914]

@rave slag Sorry for the late response..i must didn't see your message...well my favorite go to Module that's my favorite is the Ornament & Crime..That's a Winner Module for sure...look that up on Google..Also Companies like Doefper, Make Noise, Analogue Solutions is a nice place to start....Hope this helps

[@GuitarsAndSynths]

the problem is that a lot of the really fun and cool modules are HUGE and need tons of rack space. Modules like Akamie's Castle and 4ms spectral modules take up a ton of space. Always get bigger case.

[@lossteeth]

@@rhampton1914 knew it was fake post.... You can't make a dream synth in 84hp unfortunately.

[@lordundhimself1310]

Jam at the end was so 🔥🔥🔥

[@kimabrams97]

Never seen you this excited about a setup. Really smart piece of kit. I think you've convinced me to get the MD and the CD with their 8 step gate sequencer.

[@SyncdAlien]

Very nice. 😍 I think the minimalist modular is somehow more pleasant to just look at compared to the monster wall of spaghetti. 😂

[@SyncdAlien]

Hehe, you may be right, BigChapJ.

[@Yggdrasi7]

@20:13 Thsi straight-up sounds like and Underworld track. Well done!

[@lordmidas6940]

This is so damn cool. Dicking around with some modules in a dope case. This is my retirement right here.

[@DaNocool2011]

Small functional cases will always be more impressive than those huge 100+-module systems.

[@brianobush]

But those 100+ module systems are good sources. I have many more modules than fit in a small case and enjoy making small case combinations to push boundaries and learn individual modules.

[@SorchaSublime]

Been wanting a generative ambient machine for a while. That case looks very well suited.

[@charlesdecillia]

Great subject! It’s easy to forgot minimalism in the modular prism

[@TheHoinoel]

Very cool man. Trying to make an 84 hp groovebox with drums and everything. What I learned from this vid is that modulation is the key!!! Love it!

[@gapster77]

I've found you through looking for help with my PO-33, and think your videos on it are very well explained. I love Electronic Music, always have. Came to this vid as it looked intriguing. Trying to follow this, and can to some degree, but it's a bit like your showing me the controls to a Jet Fighter :D I get the general idea, and it looks really fun, and I'm very impressed how compact that rig is! It was rewarding to follow you up to 19:40 in, then this really took off, I found I had a massive grin on my face! Noice, noice, noice. Keep up the good work.

[@michaelt_tamtam]

That WMD SSF pingable filter is great for small systems. It's amazing how much functionality they got into 4hp and sounds sweet.

[@michaelt_tamtam]

Hey, you can get this system in the all black esthetic now that the WMD C4RBN is available.

[@krelnarb]

That riff at 19:40 is pretty cool.

[@Wezzybman]

you should upload more jam sessions!! the explanations are cool but at the end of the day, we just want to hear what the gear sounds like! it could also be a way for you to test new setups before performing live. anyways, great video, and I rly liked the jam at the end (if you couldn't already tell lol)

[@markotik2]

Hmmm, I just learned more from this half hour video than in all the other videos about modular synths combined. And the setup itself - wow !! Man, is that not a thing of beauty - to not just hear the audio but to look at too... it looks amazing !! Was surprised at just how compact this is - especially seeing it next to the Digitakt. Anyway, new subscriber... thanks 😉

[@RickyTinez]

Thanks for subscribing mark! Glad you got some good out of the video. Yea I love this little case, it is such a fun puzzle to solve and have everything fit perfectly haha

[@ludwigkopp8130]

You are so right. Minimalism keeps you focused. Have a look at Kid Schurke and you start embracing it.

[@stefanhennig]

This really got me interested. I got myself a Crave and now I'm thinking about how to connect what all the time. This is not going to end well... I am so glad to see that you can setup a modular, well, setup without sacrificing one living-room wall and two years' income.

[@ricjenner1120]

Cool to see you're using the Monsoon module. I'm putting together a minimal setup, and having the Clouds module in a smaller HP with even more control over parameters seems like a no brainer.

[@510th]

Best vid yet? Thanks for the upload! I dig that case, been spying it for a few days now... glad u like it too

[@vivdlyvague6627]

Dude you are super undiscovered had to pause on the shot and take in the jawbone

[@PaulBoos]

This is really cool - I have quite a few semi-modulars, but have been thinking of adding a small skiff and some utilities. You gave me some idea for the utilities and uses. I like your sequencer choices. I hadn't looked at either of those at all, I really like how these play together.

[@kipropmusic]

Thanks!!!! Definitely one of my favorite videos of all time ❤❤❤❤

[@MaikSchott]

A nice clever little setup with a lot possibilities - I was surprised by the intellijel sequencer - I own the metropolis and did not know about this one! I like the look of the video a lot - it looks like you had a good visual vision! Thanks for sharing this!

[@anniesthesia]

Was awesome meeting you at Knobcon. Eurorack minimalism I think is the only way to get started. How to make interesting sounds in the smallest hp possible to really learn the game. So looking to get my case built and running now.

[@RickyTinez]

Yo! Thanks for saying hey! You’re exactly right, it forces you to learn them

[@rocketboyful]

the single most inspiring eurorack video I've seen! keep it up

[@archebeats]

I do upside down too on the +1U cases. Makes more sense for me going up down. Also you have more space without the cables crossing over the knobs

[@rdean150]

For 7u systems I like to put the 1u in the middle. Not really an option with my Intellijel cases, but back when I was mainly rocking Pulp Logic format (which is still kicking butt with the new modules), I'd always put the 1u utilities in the middle. It put them within a couple inch reach of the top row's jacks, and any blocking of the bottom row that might have occurred was probably already going to happen anyway. Not a fan of 1u at the top, but it always seemed like a necessary (and worthwhile) sacrifice on the Intellijels due to the great external connectivity it facilitates. So you do the 7u's upside down? Do you have them on a stand?

[@cjw4381]

Holy moly! Wowsers! DJ Chariot please Tinez don't hurt em. I ABSOLUTELY LOVE when you do jams like this please make an album of this stuff and take all my money Whoooooo! (Rick Flair) . I got the hed nod that will break ya neck! You make the most awesome techno music. Man I love your jazzy stuff but this drum machine tiny modular stuff you do is in outer space wow. One of my favorites you did was drum machine on your right small.modular in the middle and you had the black box on the left and man what a funky electro explosion. Could you please put together a playlist with these specific types of videos together. I get this itch to take a ride in the Chariot but you have so many videos it's hard to locate them sometimes. One more time I have to say I am a HUGE techno fan from way back in 1991. I have always loved it but a lot of times the music is great but not perfect you know what I mean? I often find myself rewinding a certain section to get that rush from certain songs. What you do when you just freestyle like that is in my eyes the PERFECT techno. No cliche build ups no fancy drums but that crazy modulation with the sequencers is such a groove. I have to say you might be on the edge of really having a unique style that just hits the spot. Keep doing you because it's awesome.

[@techsture]

This is one of the best modular videos I've seen in months. Thanks!

[@jthedwalker]

Thanks Ricky, great showcase of your rack. I love the way you explain things. I feel like you be great at making an into to modular series. Break down a few entry point racks with slightly different hp goals and module options for each slot. I'd love to see some modular jam sessions and hear your thought process as you built patches. Good stuff!

[@alexandre-guzu]

19:26, the moment it becomes insanely cool

[@paradiddle16]

Pretty cool! You know your setup well! Sounds funky.

[@256k_]

dude. this was dope. honestly, i know you're not necessarily a "modular youtube channel" but your modular stuff is by far the best modular stuff imo compared to most other ones out there. we need more high end youtube content focusing on modular techno. and to be completely honest every "modular techno jam" i heard on youtube was just a bunch of random garbage, just passing it as techno because they dont understand the intricacies of actual techno. anyways, I'm in the process to build a similar end goal rack but since i can't relly be spending a couple of grand at once im trying to slowly build it and trying to DIY most of the modules i need. please do more modular jams you shit is awesome man.

[@8thlvlMage]

I'm extremely new to synthesis, and I was wondering how you could "put up with" hearing the same sequence over and over. Then you brought in the Digitakt and pushed play! You were "hearing" the end result, not what was playing. What an awesome payoff for a bit of playing.

[@rhampton1914]

Rickey,,you are the BEST on the Tube..Love your Vids.....how is it that your sooo Calm and Cool when creating these Videos...

[@christophermarney777]

Dude!!... I was looking up how to make a slew when I stumbled upon noise engineerings blog.. I had no clue til I saw you going nuts plugging em... THANK YOU!! I know how I'm finishing my rig.

[@christophermarney777]

And that 6 step trick!! On God that shit is fire!!

[@8anos8anos]

Very Pleased to came for this journey! Thank u!

[@Aldoistaken]

Wow, I only realized how minimal the case was when the Digitakt came in, it's super tiny indeed!

[@sroy50]

An amazing side effect of modular synths is all the smart people who use them.

[@joshc8829]

Loving this jam. Tutorial is great and all but this is a tune.

[@TheRubbenn]

Sweet video Ricky! I've been looking into smaller and more compact cases too lately. Your stuff is very inspiring! Cheers! Btw: the MD has a run/stop switch! It's a tumble switch next to the inputs up top ;)

[@mortarmopp3919]

Great tip re. the upside down case. Never occurred to me.

[@Raku777]

Thanks for sharing your experience...I am building my eurorack in stages and I have been learning a lot from youtube videos like yours.

[@sausmatoe]

NE should seriously hire you to demo every one of their modules

[@MichaelMoore-bx6st]

Props on making usable bass lines and music with your modular. I'm used to hearing blips and bleeps the whole time. Lol I want to get into modular because it looks so fun and creative.. I'm just a little concerned I won't make many songs with it, but this video was motivational!

[@fineganfinch5255]

Hey Ricky, thanks so much for making/posting this video. So inspiring! Love the technique of clocking the Mimetic with the Steppy.

[@RickyTinez]

yea ive actualyl taken this a step furth since this video and started using the steppy to rhytmically reset the MD also! super wild

[@girlinagale]

Last year I plunged into a little 48hp box. Had to have Rings and Plaits and Doepfer A151 sequential switch. Then rounded it off with Instruo Harmonaig. But it's all been under the bed this year. I kind of wanted Rings into Clouds but thought Harmonaig would transcend that with chords. But Harmonaig needs 3 or 4 oscillators and it's all as bit uncontrollable chordal arpeggios.

[@ModularLanding]

Great video. Noise Engineering stuff is amazing and Stephen is the most lovely humble guy. Also didn’t know about this Intellijel case which looks dope! Oh and I couldn’t go to KnobCon this year unfortunately but it’s always so much fun. Next year hopefully.

[@inef85]

damn, he his approach to making music is like my approach to cooking (except I can't switch cables after I try something 🤣) 🔥👌🏼

[@deef_xyz]

a lesser-known, but genius module is the Klavis MixWitch - very similar to the Lapsus Os in concept, but in some regards better: only 8hp, +log mode-button + instant on/offs - button + cv/clock/button - addressable switch (!) - big, quality knobs-pots :-)

[@jumpontheroof]

Awesome video! It was great hanging out with you this weekend. Safe travels home!

[@biggrime]

Dude watching your videos will have me broke 😆. You have a awesome channel. Don't stop till you're 80

[@GarrettMusic1]

Not gonna lie, I have no clue what you are talking about but it sounds awesome

[@savagemessiah.]

You gotta clock that MD X/Y with two different patterns from steppy. Or use a sloooow clock into clep diaz and have it sequence the Y CV while you clock X normally.

[@eightbitsofdeath]

my dude ricky has a straight up jaw on his desk and no one mentions it. good at gear and love your videos, but you know... its a jaw.

[@alexgarber7910]

lol

[@harishvijayaganesh8552]

Ohhh Knobcon! Yeah, they host it at the Marriot in Schaumburg. Live down the street from there.

[@skunksmisery]

Memories of Lightning Man...cool stuff!

[@LeonRothenberg]

Great Video! Inspired me to build a similar case and get the Lapsus Os. Another good trick is to mult a manual trigger to the Reset of the Steppy and Random of the Mimetic for endlessly evolving timbral variations in the same pattern. More dope videos please!

[@ScottMFR]

Interesting to see the Palette used upside down. I really love coming up with small case concepts. Thanks for sharing yours!