MultiWAVE DRUMS | Make Noise

video upload by MAKEN0ISE

"This week we take a look at some existing visual scores for inspiration for the 12-String Iterative Music Project! Reels here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folder...

Send your visual score to walker@makenoisemusic.com by Dec 10!

Also, Pete makes a drum machine out of the New Universal Synthesizer System, and then Walker ReSynthesizes it!

0:00 Bones at the Station
0:44 Visual Scores
4:30 Bones in the Office
5:01 MultiWAVE Drum Machine!
8:04 Resynthesizin'

http://www.makenoisemusic.com"

Make Noise Almost ReSynthesizer // Diffusion Patch

video upload by Dexba

"[no talking, patch notes on screen]
I am building a ReSynthesizer, little by little, and I wanted to share with you my journey while the case is not yet full, but already showing a lot of potential for interesting patches.
This is how I envision a patch I would go live with: some key points ready to be messed with, but without the need for planned sequences, saved patches, and so on.
I hope you will enjoy it as much as I did playing it 🧡"

MultiWAVE Wavetable Showcase | Make Noise

video upload by MAKEN0ISE

"While the MultiWAVE technically uses wavetables, it is far from an arbitrary Dagwood sandwich of waveforms! The tables were generated from scratch by our engineers from a thorough analysis of module circuit characteristics, and we carefully tested and curated the selection over a period of many weeks to maximize the sonic signature of MultiWAVE. As such, rather than scanning through a cross section of all possible timbres, wavetable modulation on MultiWAVE is generally more like performing a timbre transform on any number of styles and designs of synthesizer. The tables are organized into categories so you know what to expect from each bank. Let’s check a few out.

The 12 String Iterative Project drive can be found here:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folder...

The 12 String Iterative Project playlist can be found here:"


video upload by MAKEN0ISE

Analog FM Synthesis | Make Noise Shared System

video upload by Akihiko Matsumoto

"FM Bass Recordings Make Noise Modular Synth Sample Pack: https://akihikomatsumoto.sellfy.store...

Drum Loops: Breakbeat Anthology Sample Pack https://akihikomatsumoto.sellfy.store...

Sync: Ableton Clock https://akihikomatsumoto.sellfy.store...

Akihiko Matsumoto"

A Recipe For Chaotic Beauty | Modular Classroom | Episode 04

video upload by Cinematic Laboratory

"This series is a bit more advanced than usual, but this does not mean 'difficult', it means 'low level'. I will revisit Rob Hordijk's Benjolin and Blippoo Box again, not to recreate them, but to understand its components a bit more so they can be used elsewhere. We'll build a Twin Peak filter with Blades and Blinds (or any duo filter with a polarizer), a Comparator with Maths - which can make amazing new sounds using any two VCO's, I'll revisit the Rungler with Marbles and finally I've been looking for ways to detect equality between two voltages so we can generate a trigger or gate. I am not aware of any comparator that has an '=' output, but I figured out a way to approximate it with Maths.

I've been using ChatGPT as a research tool and it came up with the Twin Peak recipe after scrutinizing documentation on the web. But it also claimed that using Maths for equality detection would not work, because EOC is documented to be 'end of full cycle'. We already figured out in Episode 01 of this series, that EOC is always ON, and off when a RISE is in progress. This is needed to do quadrature functions, bla bla bla, but the point is that AI can be misinformed. Regardless, AI has reached a point where you can actually discuss patches and ChatGPT knows a LOT of modules, options, techniques and alternatives. So how do I know so much? I don't. It's co-creation.

Even though this episode features a lot of chaos, I tried to find the cool textures that make the Blippoo Box so entertaining, and figure out why the Benjolin is so untameable (may I say annoying?)

00:00 Introduction
00:51 Blippoo Box emulation for the Meng-Qi Wingie 2
05:02 Patching a Twin Peak filter with Blades and Blinds
08:03 Patching a Comparator with Maths
12:34 Patching a Rungler with Marbles and any VCO
14:43 Blippoo Box S&H and equality detection with Maths
18:45 Final Thoughs and a dual Benjolin / Marbles (multi-track) Jam."

“Chain Reaction” Brainwaves controlling a Buchla Morphagene CV/MIDI setup & INA GRM Tools Atelier 🧠✨

video upload by Stephano Gavilanes

"Biofeedback exploration using brainwaves via the BI1 Brainterface to control a hybrid CV/MIDI Buchla setup with the Fake Noise - Morphagene, Magnetic Freak - Gaussian, and five instances of INA GRM Tools 'Atelier' via MIDI👌🏽

Original sample sounds produced with an EMS VCS3, a Buchla 200 system, and later processed with Atelier. Timpani type percussion extracted from my track “Maestro” which was created by accident with only a 212 Dodecamodule and a Folktek Resonant Garden as a feedback patch, loaded into Morphagene.

Hope you enjoy it! 🤙🏼

Music composed and recorded by Stephano Gavilanes.© Copyright 2025. All rights reserved."

MultiWAVE Flying Solo! | Make Noise

video upload by MAKEN0ISE

"Reklaw opens a portal into the New Universe from the Old... but can't breach enough to use the entire system and is forced to just use MultiWAVE without the PoliMATHS and QXGs."

http://www.makenoisemusic.com/modules...

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Make Noise Introduces New MultiWAVE Eurorack Module & Universal Synthesizer System Videos

video uploads by MAKEN0ISE

MSRP: $529 Availability: Shipping November/December 2025. Check with dealers on the right and Reverb linked below.

Playlist:

1. Introducing MultiWAVE! | Make Noise
2. The Make Noise Multiwave System (Part 1)

Meet the New Make Noise MultiWAVE with Tony Rolando

video upload by Reverb

"Meet MultiWAVE, an 8-channel dual wavetable oscillator and the core of Make Noise’s New Universal Synthesizer System. Designed by Tony Rolando, it brings true polyphony to modular.

Each channel hosts two oscillators with independent modulation, spread, and detune controls, creating evolving tones that feel alive. Pair it with PoliMATHS and QXG for a full 8-voice modular polysynth, or use it solo as a powerhouse paraphonic oscillator.

Ships with custom Make Noise wavetables, supports WaveEdit, and features a built-in MultiMod LFO and polyphonic quantizer. See more on Reverb."

New Universal Synthesizer System Video Manual
video uploads by MAKEN0ISE



MultiWAVE Press release follows:

Make Noise is proud to announce: MultiWAVE!

MultiWAVE is an 8-channel dual wavetable oscillator for the New Universal Synthesizer System or any Eurorack modular synthesizer. It uses a single set of controls to generate audio waveforms at eight independent channel outputs.

Each of the eight MultiWAVE channels contains two independent wavetable oscillators, Osc A and Osc B, each loading its own wavetable with variable frequency, modulation and wavetable position.

MultiWAVE includes an output header for creating pre-patched connections to the audio signal inputs of two QXG modules. When grouped up with PoliMATHS it creates the 8-channel core of the New Universal Synthesizer System.

8-channel dual wavetable oscillator with a single set of controls

Sequence A and B oscillators (per channel) independently or together via 4 Follow modes

Generate polyphonic activations from monophonic sequences using Modulation Dissemination, Span modes, Spread, and Accumulate

Variable timbre per channel via Spread and Modulation Dissemination

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Make Noise Shared System | Ambient

video upload by Akihiko Matsumoto

"The Unpredictable Logic of Sound: Inside the Make Noise Sample Pack

Every patch on a Make Noise system is a small act of discovery. It does not begin with a plan, but with curiosity. The machine invites you to think in voltages, to listen to circuits as if they were alive. Out of that dialogue between control and chance, something unmistakably organic emerges.

Product link:
https://akihikomatsumoto.sellfy.store...

The Make Noise Modular Synth Sample Pack ver.7.5 was recorded entirely with the Shared System, Strega, and 0-Coast. Every waveform was shaped by hand, without presets, without automation. Each modulation, cross-feedback, and timing drift was allowed to evolve freely until it found its own balance.

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Make Noise PoliMATHS Overview (feat. Sarah Belle Reid)

video upload by Perfect Circuit and Sarah Belle Reid

"Make Noise PoliMATHS is a revolutionary new Eurorack module — an eight-channel function generator designed to create complex, evolving arrays of control voltages.

While it was designed to work as part of Make Noise's new NUSS ecosystem, it also brings a lot of possibilities to a non-NUSS Eurorack system. To help explain how it can play along with the rest of your modular synth, we reached out to our friend ‪@sarahbellereid‬ to see how she has been using it.

She covers the module's basic features, and then discusses a few interesting ways to approach it:
1:38 Module Overview
14:08 PoliMATHS as a Multi-CV Tool
17:00 PoliMATHS as a Polyphonic Synth
23:15 Double Gating with PoliMATHS
26:02 PoliMATHS as a Clock Divider

Learn modular synthesis with Sarah Belle Reid: https://www.soundandsynthesis.com/
Buy a PoliMATHS of your own: https://bit.ly/4otM5kX
Learn more about PoliMATHS on Perfect Circuit's blog, Signal: https://bit.ly/4qEcjm5

+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+ Perfect Circuit is an independent electronic instrument shop with an online store at https://www.perfectcircuit.com/ and a Burbank, California showroom at 2405 Empire Ave. We're open seven days a week, 12-8 PM, and our entire inventory is available to try out in person. Get your hands on the most excellent analog and digital synthesizers, effect pedals, Eurorack modular synths, drum machines, recording gear, and more!

Learn about electronic music, techniques, and gear on our blog, Signal: https://www.perfectcircuit.com/signal"

Audrey II Horrorscape Synth + lx-euclid + Faselunare Vega + Mimeophon

video upload by Genshi Media Group

"::| TO HEAR THE FULL RANGE OF FREQUENCIES AND STEREO EFFECTS, A GOOD PAIR OF HEADPHONES IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED |::

I've been away from my studio for a bit, so thought I'd throw something together.... just quickie: the ‪@SynthuxAcademy‬ Audrey II Horrorscape synthesizer along with the ‪@ATOVproject‬ lx-euclid 4 channel Euclidean rhythm sequencer driving the ‪@faselunare‬ Vega 4 channel Drum module which is going into the @MakeNoiseMusic Mimeophon."

PoliMATHS SubMixing and Audio Use | Make Noise

video upload by MAKEN0ISE

"Let's explore a couple of the deeper functions of PoliMATHS, including how to use it to control modules with fewer than eight modulation inputs, and of course how to run Oscillations at audio rate to use it as an eight voice sound source!"

http://www.makenoisemusic.com/modules...

Strymon Supercar+ with Mutable Instruments Clouds

video upload by Ebotronix

Strymon Superkar+, solo ch with midi , chord ch with cv /gate,
Big Sky MX, in Dual Mono Mode controlled with
Midi CC by, 16n Faderbank, AtoVproject ,
Arp 2600m,
Doepfer R2m,A 156, A 174-2,
Mutable Instruments Clouds,Midipal,Peaks,Shades
Ornament and Crime,( Major Scale),
Flame Q Slider,
Dreadbox Psychosis,
Make Noise Q Control,
Bastle Bestie,
04.11.2025
video# 2577

Make Noise QMMG & Shared System

video upload by Akihiko Matsumoto

"Make Noise Modular Synth Sample Pack: https://akihikomatsumoto.sellfy.store..."

After October - Panharmonium/Metropolix

video upload by davidryle

"The Intellijel Metropolix sequencer making a dual pattern to a pair of Q206 VCO's. The filters were the Dove D502 Multi-Mode VCF and the Corsynth C110 2044 VCF. They go into the Lower West Side Studios (Yusynth) Panning Mixer then into the Rossum Electro-Music Panharmonium Mutating Spectral Resynthesizer.

The Panharmonium splits the signal to two destinations. The main voice is sent to the TipTop Audio Z-DSP with the Halls of Valhalla plate reverb. The FX voice is sent to the Make Noise Soundhack Erbe Verb reverb.

The Bass part is the Q960 sequential Controller into a pair of Q106 VCO's and The Oakley Sound Systems Diode Super Ladder filter. The on to the Synthetic Sound Labs Digital Delay and Tube VCA.

The fluttering noise effect is the Dove Audio WTF Oscillator in noise mode to the Moon Modular 517S in High Pass on to the Modcan 73B Dual Delay and the Echo Fix tape echo/reverb."

Serge’s 1979 ÷NCOM - It Compares, Counts, Waits, Fires and It Always Rises

video upload by Cinematic Laboratory

"I bought the #Serge #NCOM in the blind because a) it's the work of a living legend, b) I had no idea what it did, and c) after reading the manual and looking on YouTube I still had no idea how to use it in real life music.

The ÷NCOM is short for pulse divider (by N steps), a comparator (gate goes high where +IN is higher than -IN) and last but not least, a staircase CV is raised one semitone when the compare goes high and the max steps N is not reached. So now you know, and just like me, it still remains a mystery how it can play a role in modular music.

÷NCOM is from 1979, and quantized CV was rare, especially when it's derived from any two compared voltages. It's using two CMOS chips, but only 5 of 8 bits were used (step 0 to 31 = 32 values). So is it early digital? Yes, but without a CPU or code and state of the art precision - for 1979. Is it still relevant in 2025? I am not sure how many voltage comparators are around in eurorack, and you probably never needed one. A staircase CV waveform is simply a matter of running a ramp through a quantizer, and you may be able to use an END of RAMP event on a Maths clone. The ÷NCOM circuit is often used for rhythmic patches, and the staircase is super useful to make synchronized ramps you can use to open a filter or wavefolder. Not to mention arpeggios. It's the opposite of high-tech, it's low tech. A circuit you need to learn, discover and find use for. It was special in 1979, and today it's part of the joy of owning a true Serge module that can always do more than you think."

OP-1 field x Modular synth x Prophet-10 | Minimal Electronic | Daily Quest 2025-11-01 by atnr

video upload by atnr

"This piece was created using ‪@MAKEN0ISEMUSIC‬ MORPHAGENE, ‪@teenageengineering‬ OP-1 field, and ‪@SequentialLLC‬ Prophet-10. It unfolds as a quiet minimal ambient composition that gradually converges into a distorted piano loop.

In the modular synthesizer, a sampled piano is played back on MORPHAGENE, with its output split into two paths. One signal passes through a Clouds clone, while the other is processed through ‪@ChaseBlissAudio‬ GENERATION LOSS MKII, adding saturation and a tape-like effect.

On the OP-1 field, a sequence is played using the ENDLESS sequencer, with manual filter adjustments opening and closing the tone throughout the performance.

The Prophet-10 is performed with reverb applied through the ‪@strymon‬ blueSky, adding depth and atmosphere to the sound."

Exploring PoliMATHS' Span Modes | Make Noise

video upload by MAKEN0ISE

"Let’s remember the phrase “From one comes many!” Span and Activate give us three ways (modes) to create different patterns of functions from the eight channels of PoliMATHS. Channel Index mode could be thought of as sort of like Voltage Address, Round mode could be thought of as Sequencing, and Parallel as a Clock Divider. Let’s go through them one by one and we’ll dig in a little further than we had time for in the initial introduction video.

http://www.makenoisemusic.com/modules..."

Make Noise Bruxa: 5 Spooky Patches

video upload by Metamyther

"Get ready to summon some eerie modular magic in this Halloween-themed sound design session, with 5 spooky Make Noise Bruxa patches. From ghostly textures to haunted delays to unsettling feedback loops, this video is guaranteed to chill your Eurorack system to the core. Perfect for modular synth enthusiasts, hardware synth lovers, and electronic music producers looking to add dark cinematic vibes to their patches. Whether you’re into ambient drones, horror soundtracks, or experimental modular noise, these haunting Bruxa patches will inspire your next creepy creation.

Thanks to Three Wave Music for lending me the Bruxa. Check them out here: https://threewavemusic.com/

#eurorack, #modularsynth, #makenoise, #bruxa, #synthpatches, #halloween, #spookysounds, #sounddesign, #electronicmusic, #experimentalmusic, #modularsynthesis, #darkambient, #noisemusic"