I don't think there's a wrong approach :). I also set the module aside for a while and then suddenly new ideas pop in.

Neutron is missing a sequencer, but has MIDI in, so if you hook it up to your DAW (e.g. Ableton Live) you can use MIDI plugins to create all kinds of sequences. As for resources, the Neutron is a very, very powerful synth that can sound both like a Roland and a Moog. Since it's a dual oscilllator machine you can go completely crazy too! Neutron can be a stand in for many, many eurorack modules. If you have one, it's a bit sad not to use it. Behringer also offers a lot of super-affordable modules from the Moog 55, Arp 2500 and Roland System 100 so you don't have to break the bank (or have a KZfaq channel) to make huge sounds. I'd consider getting a neutron (and a black panel) to make my point. Maybe I'll do that. For science. I am pretty sure it can blow a lot of my gear out of the water...

@@CinematicLaboratory I agree with all of that ^^^ A Neutron (w/black panel) is still very much on my long-list. Extremely versatile machine. A DFAM is on the short-list, and a Subharmonicon may end up on that list as well, if you keep this up. Cool stuff, man.

@@CinematicLaboratory thanks Robert yes I think I could Sequence Neutron via Midi with my Digitakt don’t do any DAWs or software alas, I also have UMidi 1u module in my Pallette case that does midi to Steppy sequence from Gates out, 4 outputs x 4 individual sequences so must be work around for Neutron👍👍👍🆒

BTW, I have many modules I used only once to make a video and then 'forgot' about it. Maybe it's honest and transparent to make a video about the gear I don't - or rarely use. A 'keep/must go' video. I am afraid it will be shocking...

Yes, I tried that too obviously, but the subs are related to the main osc so you basically select a harmonic relationship instead of a pitch. Since the tuning is either 12 tone or 8 tone major you can easily end up with dissonant subs (because they are minor). I think you can get predictable results with the DFAM as the subsequencer, since it's unquantized and you can precisely select which subharmonic to play. I'll definitely hook up M32, DFAM and the Sub in a future video.

Sequencing the subs is possible but you’ll need a precise voltage source. This will add/subtract voltages to/from that sub osc pot setting. I’m using the Usta for this, but it takes a long time to get it right. I’d also like that add: you can finetune the SBH by holding the quantizer button until it starts flashing. I believe you can then use the main vco 1 and 2 knobs to finetune. Also: the quantizer is tuned to the major scale (in 8edo or ji) but you could use it as a minor scale relative to the root note (c major = a minor) if you use another voice as bass.

@@geusensdriesmusic Thanks for sharing this!

Thanks for sharing. I have a metron, but without voltera it's just gates and no melodies. As for voltera, I have two and I still haven't figured them out, because my other seqs are much easier to set up.

Definitely and beyond any doubt. But I am going to explore the concept much earlier. There must be somthing in the current MN collection that can do stereo pulse width modulation. I think I already did that with Maths in one of my videos.

@@CinematicLaboratory Where do you guys normally pre-order from ? Ive already been waiting for my TipTop Audio Buchla quad function generator since January... 😞

@@symbiat0 I recently found a TipTop at Found Sounds Australia. It's a long way from home, but delivery is just as fast as a EU based store. I don't preorder, always try to find modules that are in stock. But they're sold out in AU too now...