#62

Yeah well, since I made those panels I felt kind of compelled to share it! :slight_smile:

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#63

Sorry for the slow reply.

I donā€™t really have any demos that foreground the drum modules much.

This NLC demo was what first got my attention:

His channel, with pretty much all the demos:

https://www.youtube.com/user/cirtcele

#64

i hope you liked the video. the dig the panel design. So you did the design work for Magpie then?

#65

my friend Logan built that one last week. We tried it out for a few minutes before closing up shop. It sounded pretty tight for that first run through. Demo video will most likely be coming soon.

#66

I like it a lot, and have used it a lot. Itā€™s fairly indispensable for me.

That said, when it comes to NLC filters, I probably reach for either the Feague or Serious Filter first. The FK1T tends to fit in in a more specialized role; not quite as general purpose. It may be slightly more limited, and I find that itā€™s a bit finicky as to getting it dialed just right. Itā€™s inspired by a particular Korg filter if I remember correctly, one that is a bit peculiar. The dual inputs are very cool to have, but thatā€™s a strength across almost the entire line of modules: multiple ins, multiple outs. Feedback heaven.

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#67

Iā€™m inclined to agree with you with the first run through we did the other night. That said i did like the way it sounded. I want to mess with it more. It felt to me that will be a good filter to send a CV sequence to.

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#68

Thanks! I had already done a dual panel years ago (this one here: https://www.papernoise.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/neuron-mockup.jpg) because there was no proper panel around at the time. Years later Magpie contacted me to make a new one for the redesigned PCB, which is a bit bigger, but you donā€™t have to do all the wiring as in the old design.
For various reasons I havenā€™t used the Neuron in years, mostly because I try to keep my system compact and it somehow never fitted in there. But seeing the video made me want to use it again! Itā€™s actually about time that somebody did a video on it, because sometimes itā€™s good to get some ideas of what you could try out to get started with a module.

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#69

that panel is cool as well. Glad you liked the video. Doing one on his Sauce of Unce next. Editing down one for the VAC PiLL soon.

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#70

Came home with the Sauce of Unce today. Really enjoyed using it tonight. I want to pair it up with the Neuron soon. Clouds in Resonator mode will be really interesting with Neuron and Unce modules.

#71

Does anyone have the covfefe bus board? Curious about the dimensions for a diy case.

edit: emailed. 260mm x 35mm.

#72

Link to the VacPLL demo I put together. The VacPLL was a fun module to play with. Iā€™ll be adding it to my system at some pint soon.

#73

big fan of NLC, great modules and the designer seems like a cool person.

i remember many years ago seeing his blue mannequin with the paia fatman (i think?) inside of it, this was when i basically first tried to solder synth gear. really was a trip to run into him again when i started getting heavily into diy eurorack like 10+ years later! saw the photo of that old unit while looking through BOMā€™s and was like ehhh small world :stuck_out_tongue:

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#74

Hi,

Anyone have test new NLC modules : hyperchaos deluxe, resonate, letā€™s splosh, the hypster ?

:smiley:

#75

I am picking up Resonate and Plague of Demons at the post office tomorrow. Will report back.

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#76

Have any of you tried multiple plagues of demons fming each other? Interested in more complex fm sounds.

#77

Would love to hear a clip of the Resonate pinging!

#78

I have Primal Hyper Chaosā€¦ absolutely adore it. Now I want the Hypster and Splosh

#79

Anyone using the sly grogan? Looking for an envelope generator and this has me intrigued. Am I right in thinking this is 4 ringing AD envelopes that are slightly different from each other but related?

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#80

From a post on muffwiggler by n0rd:

OUT1, OUT2 and OUT3 are different.
OUT1 is a ringing env on a gate. (Mainly uni polar but dependent on settings)
OUT2 is ringing around 0. (Mainly bipolar).
OUT3 is a variant on OUT2.

OUT1 and the other output labelled OUT1 are the same. Like a free mult so you can patch it to two locations.

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#82

The first time I plugged in my NUMBERWANG module it started to smoke!

I turned off the power very quickly and plugged the module in correctly.

It seems to work as advertised, but, is that even possible after seeing the smoke!?

Sometimes itā€™s difficult to tell when NLC modules are behaving optimally so thought Iā€™d check in.

:gear: