#395

welcome to the family! you just need teletype, a second three sisters and w/ now :wink:
and btw your blanks are super cool

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#396

First patch I really like on my 104hp morphagene centered rack. Totally new to eurorack and I never cease to be amazed.

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#398

Doesn’t look much like what I originally planned 6 months ago, but it’s mucho fun :smile:

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#399

I’m building a system cartesian right now, which I will modify to my tastes later.

For example, I’m planning to change the telharmonic for a MI Rings.

Does anyone here has done something similar?

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#400

is the 1U Zeroscope as cool/useful as it looks?

#401

i’d inquire as to whether you intend to use another sound source in your system to excite Rings or just trigger the internal exciter. Rings has a much more limited palette with the latter (especially compared to Telharmonic).

#402

I don’t actually have this rack anymore, but I really enjoyed it when I had it. Felt like it was the most complete instrument my euro ever evolved into. I’ve moved on from euro since this but I miss it…

At least I’ve still got the 301 though :sunglasses:

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#403

Interesting, if you’re mostly out of eurorack, can i ask how you’re utilizing the 301 in your current setup?

#404

I need help.

I’m trying to complete a 104hp case with modules I already own. I’m probably overthinking this, but its been a real struggle. This system will be used largely while traveling and camping but also needs to coexist and partner with a Make Noise Shared System when at home.

When traveling, I usually bring along some of the following travel-friendly things:

  • Norns
  • Grid
  • Arc
  • OP-1
  • Zoom H5
  • Organelle
  • Volca FM
  • Bastl Dude Mixer
  • Minirig speaker

The modules in the rack are modules I’m 99% sure will be part of the system but I’m open to suggestions. The modules outside the system are the options I have - I’m open to purchasing new/better/more suitable modules but want to keep this to a minimum for budget reasons (i.e., I really want a Morphogene - this would eat up the entire budget but may be worth it if I can figure out everything else).

My goals are to have at least 2 synth voices and some sample manipulating abilities, stereo output, some light mixing abilities, a little bit of reverb, and a headphone out. What do you think? Is it possible?

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#405

I would put clouds in since it covers most of what you’re describing (reverb + stereo + sampling), teletype to add synth capability to your just friends, and the bastl module for headphone out. All those Mannequins modules can cover so much ground depending on how you patch.

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#406

Thanks for the suggestion with clouds - it really confirms what I was already thinking.

I’m not the best with Teletype… as in, it intimidated me and I got frustrated and pulled it out of service for a while. I’m thinking I really need to learn it, even if just to do basic things. I have no experience with coding but initially bought it to learn.

I also remember that I have a Disting mk2 in addition to the mk4 that would cover a lot of S+H duties as well as quantization so I’ve added that to the mix.

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#407

worth noting that with @scanner_darkly 's excellent work (poly earthsea), you can use any of the trilogy modules and/or ansible with I2C to utilize the JF synth stuff without teletype, and in arguably a more straightforward and playable way than with teletype.

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#408

I certainly haven’t figured out every way to utilize it, but I can always use help learning by sampling cv at different portions in my patch, especially as I’m (trying) to learn functions in JF and cold mac. putting it up in the 1u row felt like I was sacrificing less space than some of the 3u oscilloscope modules.

the tuner is also just really practical to have.

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#409

After playing around more last night, I believe I’ve really settled on this:

I’m canabalizing the Wogglebug from my Shared System for travels so may end up picking up a second one at some point - I love it so much. I also had a breakthrough realization this afternoon that my H5 can handle output duties for the modular - the TXn will mix it down to 2 channel and the H5 has a built in 20db pad on its stereo inputs if I need more. Works great and is powered off of rechargable batteries! Still open to suggestions.

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#410

Well right now I have the 301 in one of those Intellijel 4u x 42hp cases with a uO_c and a quadratt for assignable controls. I’m messing around with making instrument patches that I can call up in a performance and jam on. Really fun using multiple Manual Grains units as paraphonic oscillators.

I couldn’t bring myself to sell the 301 when I sold everything else. It’s definitely not ideal using it pretty much standalone but sequencing it with an octatrack via a CV.OCD makes up for any shortcomings.

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#411

Would love to hear more on this? I have neglected the manual grains unit. Its something I keep meaning to spend some time one.

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Hello, first post on ////! (and hopefully for more to come),

I just moved into this 84hp case! I also have Bastl Ciao and 2hp VCA, sadly the skiff is too shallow for them. Lately, I’ve been very excited with orca (live coding environment) and generative MIDI sequences. That’s why I’m thinking of adding MIDI to CV module next.

Possibly Intellijell uMIDI, I also thought of getting Ansible if I ever wanted to get Grid or Teletype later on, but they seem to be out of stock. I would very appreciate suggestions.

I generally approached my skiff by creating soundscapes from shortwave radio squeals of RF Nomad mixed with samples from The Conet Project. Then navigating through this with Belgrad filter.

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#414

Nice looking skiff. I haven’t seen davies knobs on make noise modules before, surprisingly.

In terms of midi to cv options, there are a lot of modules you can check out, but I don’t think Ansible will fit the bill since it’s a USB midi host?

The Korg SQ-1 is nice for this and takes up 0 hp. Also look into Mutable CV Pal (4hp).

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#415

Mutable CV pal is a great choice! But remember, You’ll need a computer near you… :frowning:

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#416

… seems that @cyagiz01 is using a computer (orca - live coding environment)?

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