#725

Sarmism this is inspiring! I have the Deluge driving a Minibrute 2S, or vice versa, and also triggering two voices (Plaits and Graphic VCO) etc. While I load samples into the Deluge the lack of independent volume control is annoying. I note you have the 4MS STS which I was going to get to add some more sample control and spontaneity for live settings. Have you found it useful?

I will get some photos up shortly :slight_smile:
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#726

Hi, and thanks!

Yes the STS is a great bit of kit. I’m using it as a sort of random soundscapes generator plus occasional prerecorded drone player (for transitions). I’m going to experiment a bit more with performing using it and Rene to add an extra performative edge to my Deluge/6u setup.

Part of me wishes for the Morphagene to do more Granular stuff, but it is very handy having two independent channels with the STS. On the performance I linked I was using one channel for random (in tune) reverse piano swells, and one for the spoken word vocal in the transition between tracks.

#727

Thx Sarmism. Here is my modular. It is fairly conventional, two voice and subtractive as I have a lot of randomness and sequencing and sampling in the Minibrute2S and Deluge. So I want one more “piece de resistance” module that will allow me to interact live and really add a lot of spice and variation. Does it exist? Morphagene, 4MS STS??? Can the STS record and loop live passages? I need to be hands on… Any thoughts? And Happy new beer!

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#728

Nice! I can see how that would play nicely with the 2s and Deluge.

You can sample as you go with the Deluge, and with the right clock and trigger settings should be able to loop - I’m sure I’ve seen some YouTube demos on it somewhere!

I don’t have experience in these but I know the 4ms looping delay and the Strymon Magneto have looping modes.
Not sure about the Morphagene for strict looping but you could definitely do some interesting stuff with it… Qbit Nebulae v2 as well.

Perhaps others will chime in with their experience of all these modules and/or others that might fulfil the brief.

Happy New Year by the way @Spiderlab!

#729

I finally managed to downsize and split my larger system into three independent instruments, each with a clear role.

‘Grains’

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#730

I know I just posted this, but as this is a new year, I wanted to show how I’ve rearranged and tidy’d up my little station:

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(Little unrelated side note: Discourse is so nice to use that I dread going to other forum software.)

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#731

a little new year shuffle.

really would prefer to have all the black/make noise panels on one row for aesthetics but I haven’t figured a way to do that without creating some very awkward ergonomics for common patch paths. also a total bummer that the intellijel 1U mult is 2hp too large to fit in that empty space.

BUT loving the system other than that.

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#732

Saw someone on Instagram saw 2hp off their 1U mult and drill new last jack holes, fitting the thing into just a bit over 12hp.

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#733

Would it be possible to shave just a hair off of the sides of each 1U module? Then you’d be able to keep the existing holes.

#734

I love your racks so much. :black_heart:

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#735

It seems to me that would only work with sliding nuts, and not the threaded rails of Intellijel cases. A good idea nonetheless.

#736

Ah… I’ve not used an Intellijel case, so sliding nuts are all I know.

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#737

What kind of case are you using for this?

#738

It’s this one with power from Trogotronic.

I drilled a hole on the side to get rid of that awful power module and free up some valuable hp’s.
I bought it second hand and I had never heard about the manufacturer before I got this case.

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#739

My current live setup

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#740

What are you currently using the Organelle for? I have recently got one and just starting to explore how to integrate it with my modular so would love to hear what you find works well!

#741

I’ve a lot of use cases for the organelle. But at the moment I use it mostly to Granual external audio material ( Granular Freezer), but also for loose Beats and rhythms ( Stereo Rhythmicon). In addition to the trillions of available patches, I started to convert some of the Martin Brinkman PD - Patches ( it’s a Goldmine :slight_smile: )

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#742

That’s interesting, I hadn’t heard of Martin Brinkman, it really does look like a goldmine. Are you posting any of the patches on patchstorage at all? I’m starting to try and replicate some of my favourite eurorack effects in an effort to properly learn Pure Data.

#743

my favourite use of my Organelle is for sequencing eurorack (via hermod) , as there are some pretty interesting sequencers for the organelle.
I sometimes also use it for FX (clouds/reverbs mainly) , and also for drum hits.

what id like to sort out, is to use it for recording/playback audio… there are a few patches, but none that Ive gelled with yet.

thats the great thing about the Organelle, it can turns its hand to many different things depending upon what you need… and its form factor is excellent.

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#744

New 4ms pod case!

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