Soleo Vero demo: Visual strobe tuner for modular synth performances

Soleo Vero is a 3-input strobe tuner packed into 4HP, allowing you to visually tune up to 3 oscillators. Yes, you can tune without having to listen! It only takes a few seconds and can be a life saver during a live gig.
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Modular synth demo by Patrick O'Brien "POB".
Background music during some parts performed by Stephen McCaul and can be found here:
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[@blush_response]

this module has been extremely handy for me in my recent live sets. recommended!

[@DivKid]

this looks mega useful! Gonna have to grab one of these for my planned polyphonic set up.

[@EricAndre615]

Wow, pretty nice. I think I'll have to get one of these.

[@LeeCantare]

awesome, can't wait!

[@danieljackson3868]

genius!

[@Natemasterflex]

Bam! 💥

[@cardboardmusic]

That's what I've been looking for. Shame Noise Engineering didn't think to include mute buttons for each channel (on the module itself), that would make it 'perfect'! BTW, you can always tell how useful this is by checking out the second hand market .... none for (re)sale 😉. UPDATE: I got hold of the Soleo Vero, but I have to say it's not that accurate (well it probably is, but VCOs aren't). Although I can see its use, you can't just tune with this and then unmute. I find that the LEDs say everything is correct, but when you open the mutes you find that you're (as an example) 1 tone away from the other VCO. Just for the info I'm using a Brenso and a Klavis Twin Waves to work with this module.

[@MensajeValidido]

So am I crazy or: would this module also allow one to tune samplers and oscillators to each other and to ascertain the effective pitch of a wavefolded oscillator tone?

[@agauerm]

You guys could make a light version of it: just one input and one LED, let´s say the LED will light up whenever A2 is reached, so I press A2 on my keyboard and adjust osc freq til LED lights up, done, I know my keys are playing the right notes.

[@MrMalthusMusic]

Really keen on this module but I am curious how it performs with harmonically complex sources such as the BIA (which is utterly INSANE, love mine to pieces!) and also Mutables Elements, especially when in the "chord mode" which I use extensively in most set ups. If you guys could comment on how well the SV is likely to perform with sources like this I would be very appreciative! PS, BIA paired with a Mimetic Digitalis is probably the most fun I have ever had with any synth, analogue or digital. The range of sounds and total insanity it can produce are incredible, keep up the great work!

[@PatrickOBrien]

A perfect pairing indeeeeeed

[@normdurkin6425]

..how did it work..? ..I am thinking about grabbing one..

[@musicartgeek]

smart

[@DivKid]

432, bring on the flat earth society! :D

[@mamakuproject]

how does it perform with complex waveforms? say a BIA or LIP?

[@NoiseEngineering]

Overall it does a good job, but your mileage may vary -- any sort of pitch modulation or perceived change in pitch will make tuning a challenge.

[@ogulkoker]

I love this unit but I don't understand why it doesn't offer 442 tuning...

[@NoiseEngineering]

Soleo Vero offers A=440 and A=432 options, as those were the ones we saw most commonly used. You can find details about changing tunings in the manual here: manuals.noiseengineering.us/sv/#changing-modes

[@morismateljan6458]

Would rather prefer the option between equal temperament and just intonation (in the key of input 1) than 440 and 432, but still very useful.

[@NoiseEngineering]

3:10 shows how you can choose between 440 or 432 standards.

[@britox.6216]

Are tuners in eurorack only for performing ?

[@NoiseEngineering]

Obviously not, but when you are performing, you want something fast and easy! OTOH, anytime you noodle around, I suppose you can say you are performing, even if it is just for an audience of one.

[@britox.6216]

Noise Engineering ahh, don't mind me I'm a beginner still trying to wrap my head around this eurorack stuff. Thanks for the quick reply!

[@NoiseEngineering]

Welcome to the rabbit hole of Eurorack!

[@ScottofOakland]

I assume this is only 12TET temperament?

[@NoiseEngineering]

What exactly are you looking for it to do?

[@cardboardmusic]

I don't have one of these (yet), but I think if you wanted to tune to quarter tones it might be possible. If you practiced watching the LEDs you could probably figure out where they need to be if you wanted a pitch in between one note or another. Or, tune one note in 440, then use the 432 setting to tune another note?