Using Eurorack drum modules for alternative purposes, featuring WMD Crater and Kraken

[@GeorgeLocke]

It's Alex! (From WMD.) He's back! And not just that, he's back *at me*! Again!

[@turbotambourine]

Love that beat! Those sound great like that. I love changing up uses of modules like this. Plus those textures from the clap module are amazing!

[@caseyhunted]

Ah sometimes it's the real obvious simple things that slip through the cracks. So easy to fall into a habit of just taking a module at face value and forget that just a little processing can take you into completely different sonic territory. Running Kraken through a filter to make soften the snare rattle was like 🤯. I don't have that module myself (yet), but this already got me looking at a few modules in my rack differently. Thanks y'all!!!

[@VJFranzK]

turned the drum world upside down! clever theme 8:55 nice beatz

[@knobsstrings]

So sick! 🙌

[@PFZ]

Fun video! Thank you.

[@dadodetres]

Hello! Im really enjoying my Kraken, but I was wondering if 2 modifications can be made for next firmware update: 1 is to have no wires/snares at all, since real acoustic snare drums sound really nice without them In real life its difficult to tune them when one listens to its pure tone, but in eurorack its just matter of turning a knob :) . The other Mod would be to have the decay way longer in order to hear its itch ringing, this is a riskier option for a snare module, but after playing a lot with the module I find there is actually a lot of room for expanding the sound in that direction. Thanks !!

[@r3ijmsszf3bsrew7tw7o]

which reverb is being used in this demo?

[@MattLongstaff]

The reverb is built into the Fracture drum module