Thanks, it is! The timbre is really good. I have an 0-coast and it has a very different sound to the wave folder on that. You can’t sweep the odds and even harmonics like you can on the 0-coast, but it does sound good and like its Buchla counterpart when paired with the STO.
It was also my first (and only, so far) DIY module. I made some changes to resistor values, as suggested in the build guide, to make it work with Eurorack signal levels, and ordered the parts myself to build the PCB and panel. Amazingly it worked first time!
I have an oscilloscope which I used to calibrate the single variable resistor, but I think you could do it easily by ear.
Thanks. The short answer is that I also have a Beatstep Pro. One of the other two answers is that I like to self patch it for “drones and pulses”. I could do with a clock generator and / or divider for this and I have a design for an Arduino based one rattling around in my head.
The third answer is that I also have a MPC 1000 (free from a friend!), which I use to feed samples into the Phonogene and also use a short click sample as a trigger, so I can sequence gates opening or envelopes firing from one of the 4 outs of the MPC.
I’m still at the learning and developing stage at the moment, but I’m sure I could record an entire album (or three) with the Make Noise modular and MPC 1000.