This video is both a feature rundown of the 4ms Atoner Eurorack module and a video diary of the build process for the DIY kit. This is a fantastic little module and though I love the sounds I can get out of it both as a processor and a generator. I couldn't find much content on KZfaq showcasing it and its features in the context of a patch. This video is sort of the video I would've wanted to see before I purchased the kit. I love the sounds I'm getting out of it out of the box and I feel there is a lot more to explore that I have barely scratch the surface of its usefulness.
If you're just getting into DIY builds, this is a great beginner / intermediate level kit that involves both PCB work as well as panel construction and working with solid core. Should only take you an afternoon at the most. including the calibration process. Soldering iron, flush cutters, a pair of needlenose, and solid core will be the only tools you'll need.
The kit is available to purchase here:
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Momo Modular (Affordable Mutable Instruments Builds):
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