Thanks! In this case my initial concept was to build a little field recording rig around the koma field kit, with morphagene just along as a means of lightly noodling with the recorded sounds. But as I went along I was falling more and more in love with morphagene as an instrument in itself, so I chose to take out the field kit and make morphagene the central focal point instead, and fill in the rest with whatever seemed like the best complements to that. Maths, wogglebug, o_C, and ls1 gave me a nice variety of modulation options, and of course morphagene + clouds is a classic combo. That just left sound sources and utilities. I love the fm radio as a means of surprising myself and discovering new sound textures, and the bluetooth module is just a helpful convenience so I can easily play sounds off my iphone into the rig without carrying around a dongle and a stereo splitter. The other design idea I had in my mind was to aim for some visual consistency, so I was drawn towards other make noise modules, as well as the similarly jagged fonts of the flipanda and Balint’s front panels.