I need to know how to do that... I love these sorts of projects

I started with the moog mother32 because it is a very solid standalone unit that can be completely integrated in a future modular system. it takes you a lot of time to figure out the very basics of modular synthesis but it is a very rewarding thing. don´t cry about all the money spent, it is well worth it. so much fun that never gets old. once your system is growing, so is your knowledge about creating sound. with this kind of system you really can develope your own unique style of music and sound, which is just awesome. here´s what i put together so far: www.modulargrid.net/e/racks/view/662177 its still growing and is one of the most beautiful things i ever owned ;-) let me know if you have any questions!

+L. Willis Mr. Neumann is a don His slices tech talks is worth watching as well. It's short but just oozes wisdom, very knowledgeable guy

its not that advanced to be honest once you know some things

exactly, it's really not that complicated it's just understanding signal routing/DSP

Yes very very basic and important concepts

+Padbangers Good luck!

+Padbangers you sound like every modular owner i know

I made the mistake and I'm not going back

then buy a semi-modular Moog mother32 :D

I was thinking the exact same thing...

+quixotic7 LoL

Just what I was waiting for. Sizzle sizzle red stripe wouldn't matter.

Im watching like ”DUDE! Close your case”

... but it can make GABBA! :D

@Steel City Buds Channel Well yeah it is, I agree on that (Although it is still dependant on what kind of a kickdrum you buy ;) But you forget that those things are able to do a lot more than just being a kickdrum. Thats the real beauty of it. The shapeshifting nature of modular. Giving you the opportunity to patch something new up every single time. With an unprecidented control over every single detail you can dream of. And that is an amazing thing, right? :) Edit: I still found your comment really funny :D

Shit man, your pro pic is awesome. Who's the artist?

It's DKNG studio art, head to their website at dkngstudios.com and search for "moog", they have more

oh god this is my nightmare scenario

i sended the 2con envelope out to the hard sync but didnt worked

Jan De Buysser you can get very similar results w/ operator, it has the same modules more or less; multiple instances of different sound generators (operators in this case) with mix control, there is a pitch envelope, plus much much more. Would suggest to just look up how to create a kickdrum w/ operator, ought to get you on the way

+Sine Skeller They're Tip Top Audio stackables.

+J. Talbert Thanks!

Hey he has five modules An envelope generator(make noise maths) A four channel mixer(vca4mx) An oscillator(tiptopz3000) A cross filter/out- a-138d And a lfo-a145 ---- He takes the clock of the pulse log to envelope 1 trig(maths) He takes that same trig out into env 2 Then the same trig from 2 into Oscar sync function(vca) He then takes all 4 Oscillator outputs into the 4 channel inputs He takes the mixer(vca) into the a138d so you can hear it on your system Afterwards he takes the env 1 output to a mixers cv input Then the mixer cv input to the other 3 channels input. Later he takes the env 2 out into the oscillator pitch Then an extra envelope into the osc pitch Then he takes the mix and puts it through a filter Then the trig out into sync. I may not have put it all correct especially towards the end. But I’ll edit later if I have to.

The best reply you could of asked for

@@considercaption Do you have any ideea how can i control the clock in vcv with a external midi controller? To my knowledge i need the midi -cv module but when i try to connect the clock from the midi module to the lfo nothing happens

The VCA module he was using IS a mixer. So why have two modules when one will do. Also he wants independent VCA control of each wave form, rather than mixing the waves then applying the VCA after. Hence the use of two of the envelopes on the MATHS module

+GreatMateWorkshop You are correct. Either arrangement will work the same effect. In fact most people don't have 4 VCAs to dedicate to a kick! Makes much more sense to mix then into a single VCA. I think he only did it the other way because that's how that particular module is set up.

If i vanted to make ze Gabba

+James Porch The Mbase interface is terrible to use and you are forgetting that those Eurorack modules could easily create a huge variety of lead, bass and percussion sounds also..

***** Yeah Jomox interface is terrible on my 888. You're right, having everything per knob and open to cross patching is much wider in potential. Urgent call for more patchcables!

James Porch Amen! :)