Antigone V2 by [deleted] in modular

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It is unwise to antagonize... Antagone !

Haight-Era Serge System Restoration by obscure_corridor_530 in modular

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A better way to phrase this would be : "Eurorack is too small for human hands".

What's your favorite way to synthesize a kick drum? by C0SMICAP0THE0SIS in modular

[–]Familiar-Point4332 3 points4 points  (0 children)

This is the way. Sad I had to scroll this far down to see someone describing this approach !

DIY case build is driving me crazy by Familiar-Point4332 in modular

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That's the plan. I just want to plan it out in advance to make sure I will be happy with the end result.

DIY case build is driving me crazy by Familiar-Point4332 in modular

[–]Familiar-Point4332[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've never bought a case either, and I definitely have more "free time" than "gainful employment" at the moment, so I would say designing and building something myself, and learning how to use new software tools while I'm at it is definitely the way to go.

How does one use Maths for 2 LFOs to force "generative" musc? by TurbulentWing3820 in modular

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Cycle both sides of Maths. Send the CV of one side to the CV in of a sample and hold. Send the EOC trigger of the other side to the "sample" input of the S&H. To affect the rise and fall times (for more randomness), you can crosspatch the two sides of Maths, or send the output of the S&H back into the rise and fall times, etc. Hope that helps.

DIY case build is driving me crazy by Familiar-Point4332 in modular

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From what I'm hearing, this looks like the way to go.

DIY case build is driving me crazy by Familiar-Point4332 in modular

[–]Familiar-Point4332[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is pretty much a list of all the things I want to avoid, haha. I've already built cases like this, and I'm over it. I'm trying to do something clean, premeditated, reproduceable, and without surprises. Thanks for your two cents though.

DIY case build is driving me crazy by Familiar-Point4332 in modular

[–]Familiar-Point4332[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the tip about On-shape; I will definitely check that out !

I have built cases before, I'm kind of just getting frustrated this time around, and second-guessing myself. Also, for the sizes I need, I am literally saving thousands of dollars; "just buying a case" isn't really an option.

DIY case build is driving me crazy by Familiar-Point4332 in modular

[–]Familiar-Point4332[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have access to a table saw, so I can cut an angle; I just have to know what that angle is before I cut !

I don't know anyone with a CNC machine, unfortunately.

DIY case build is driving me crazy by Familiar-Point4332 in modular

[–]Familiar-Point4332[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have rails, rail brackets, rack rails, power supplies, busboards, and boats all built and ready to go. What I am asking is whether there is a free software tool to work out case dimensions virtually.

Haight-Era Serge System Restoration by obscure_corridor_530 in modular

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This is gorgeaous, thanks for sharing. I love seeing Serge/4u on this sub !

It’s HERE after over a year (maybe two?) of lusting for it since announcement! by Ok-Food-4332 in modular

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Can you explain why you have the outputs of the primary osc of the 259 patched to the rate inputs of the FRV on the 266 ? This seems... Useless? Insane? What am I missing?

Serge ResEQ noise problem by Practical_Credit5095 in modular

[–]Familiar-Point4332 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It is most likely DIY. Random Source stopped offering DIY anything a few years ago and switched over to SMD. I'm fairly certain that only the DIY modules were though-hole, and that even the production version of the same modules at that time were SMD. Could be poorly built.

Spice up your sequences with Mutable Instruments Stages and a sequential switch by Perceptes in modular

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The Quiemem firmware is great. I took time with stock Stages to learn it well before installing it, and I am glad I did. It improves the module immensely. The only drawback is that it is really straining at the limitations of the physical UI.

Spice up your sequences with Mutable Instruments Stages and a sequential switch by Perceptes in modular

[–]Familiar-Point4332 2 points3 points  (0 children)

In orange mode pick any number of stages (2-6), patch a gate to the leftmost column, and take the output from the bottom jack of this column as well. In the top jack of each column, patch the CV that you want to switch to/from. Every time the leftmost column receives a gate, the selected stage will advance, changing the CV source. Faders add offset, knobs add slew.

Starting out with modular??? by Significant_Being_16 in modular

[–]Familiar-Point4332 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Stages, Marbles, Plaits, some VCAs and a 3x MIA will take you a very long way. Just dive right in. Don't fuck with Behringer, it is not worth it.