Zero: DAWless Workflow - Roland CR-78 + Korg Phase 8

video upload by Drift DJ Industries

"See Zero at Superbooth Berlin 2026!

Check out Zero's DAWless sketchbook-style workflow. Bring your DAWless recording setup anywhere, and use Zero to play, record and manipulate audio anytime inspiration strikes.

Watch Zero doing some recording, some beatgrid syncing, and some PPQN clock output, mixing with a Roland CR-78, the Korg Phase 8, Roland P-6, Noise Engineering's Basimilus Iteritas Alter, Intelijel Steppy, and Doepfer Wasp.

Presale Now: https://shop.driftdj.com

More info on our site: https://driftdj.com"

Getting Started: Patching with Gates and Triggers in Eurorack

video upload by Noise Engineering

"Gates and triggers are some of the most common signals you’ll patch. Both are binary signals, meaning they’re either off or on. Off is 0 volts, and on is usually somewhere around 5 to 10 volts.

So, what’s the difference?

A gate stays high for a certain amount of time. The length of the gate is part of the signal. Sequencers commonly output gates, letting you control how long each note lasts.

A trigger is basically a very short gate. It’s just a quick pulse, usually only a few milliseconds long. Triggers are often used to start events, like setting the tempo for drum modules, firing envelopes, or advancing sequencers. Clock signals are usually triggers as well. Each pulse moves something forward in time, like advancing a sequencer or firing rhythmic events.

In many cases, you can use a gate as a trigger, since modules often only care about the moment the signal goes from low to high. But using a trigger where a gate is expected doesn’t always work the same way, since triggers are so short.

Gates and triggers might be simple signals, but they’re essential for controlling rhythm, timing, and events across your entire patch.

As part of our Getting Started series, here's our blog that covers gates and triggers even more:
https://noiseengineering.us/blogs/loq...

More information on the Case of Steel:
https://noiseengineering.us/products/...

Join us on Discord! Invite link: / discord"

A trio of Nocturne Alchemy Platform modules pushing around a couple of Basimilus Iteritas Alters.

video upload by FlatSix Modular

"Seeing how far I can push a couple of Basilimus Iteritas Alters with a trifecta of Nocturne Alchemy Platform modules. The Arp Of Darkness is modulating the first BIA with a new feature called Auto Remix Mode that’s in beta. (It shuffles the note order of the current buffer every 2 or 4 bars) The Shroud Of Turing is managing the lead voice of the first BIA. The Seventh Summoner is managing the baseline voices which are the second BIA, and a Mother-32. Modulation duties of the second BIA are coming from the Voltage Block, and the Arp Of Darkness. The clocks are being handled by Varigate 8+. Drums are handled by a BitBox being triggered by a Circadian Rhythms. Finally I have a few VCA linked up to some voltages on an ADDAC System Manual Latches as a mute for each voice.

FlatSix Modular Website - https://flatsixmodular.com/"

Spice up your sequences with Mutable Instruments Stages and a sequential switch

video upload by Perceptes

"In this video, we'll explore ways to use Mutable Instruments Stages and a sequential switch to add melodic and rhythmic variation and interest to a sequence.

The last patch requires firmware version 1.2 for Stages, which you can download from the Mutable Instruments documentation website: https://pichenettes.github.io/mutable..."

► Patreon: / perceptes

Getting Started: Patching with Mults in Eurorack

video upload by Noise Engineering

"When patching your modular system, it’s common to want one signal to control multiple things. Mults, short for multiples, simply split one signal into several copies.

As part of our Getting Started series, here's our blog that goes over the types of mults and how they can bring a patch to life:
https://noiseengineering.us/blogs/loq...

More information on the Case of Steel:
https://noiseengineering.us/products/...

Join us on Discord! Invite link: / discord"

Using Step 8 with Nibbler and Maths to generate rhythms

video upload by Peter Plugs Patches

"Using patterns from the Schlappi Nibbler to control the current stage of the Joranalogue Step 8, with the Make Noise Math attenuating and offsetting the cv signal to create variations. Sounds are coming from Quad Drum, SSF Entity Ultraperc, Mutable Instruments Plaits, Winter Modular Zaps and Basimilus Iteritas Alter.

#eurorack #schlappi #modularsynthesizer #modular #makenoise #joranalogue #quaddrum #ultraperc #steadystatefate"

Peter Plugs made the Web Based Online Editor for the Original Nord Modular posted above.

Signal Flow Podcast Ep2: Our favourite sequencers, under-the-radar modules & more

video upload by Signal Sounds

Chapters:
00:00 Intro
03:37 News roundup
07:13 Favourite sequencers
23:21 Under-the-radar modules
32:32 Current trends in Eurorack

"In this episode, Tom and Luke discuss their favourite sequencers, share some favourite under-the-radar brands and modules, and chat about some of the current trends in Eurorack, from multi-algorithmic digital powerhouses to manufacturer-specific ecosystems.

Thanks to everyone who commented on episode one! You can get in touch with questions, feedback and suggestions via signalflow@signalsounds.com

Some of the gear discussed:
https://signalsounds.com/xaoc-devices...
https://www.signalsounds.com/dannysou...
https://www.signalsounds.com/new-syst...
https://www.signalsounds.com/make-noi...
https://www.signalsounds.com/noise-en...
https://www.signalsounds.com/making-s...
https://signalsounds.com/fancyyyyy-sy...
https://alteredstatemachines.net/aris..."

The Unperson’s Rings video:

Mutable Instruments Rings is still one of the BEST modules!!

video upload by The Unperson

"Rings by Mutable Instruments is one of the few modules on my 'Never Sell' list. It will always be fun, always sound good, and always have new sounds to discover, and that is the sign of a very well designed module. Join me for 20 minutes of sound and discovery!

Please consider supporting my channel by checking out my patreon: / theunperson

#rings #mutableinstruments #eurorack

0:00 - Intro
1:35 - Overview
3:16 - Drone
7:23 - FM Synthesis!
11:51 - External Audio In
15:02 - Hidden Mode Overview
16:48 - Final Jam!"

Sequential Fourm Through Modular FX? (Full Signal Chain Breakdown)

video upload by Sundowner

"In this video I run the Sequential Fourm through my modular FX chain to explore how external processing transforms its sound.

This is a full signal chain breakdown, from sequencing to effects:

Sequencer: Squarp Hermod+
Reverb & Delay: Desmodus Versio
Textures & Processing: Rings and Beads

A hybrid setup combining Sequential Fourm, Eurorack modular effects, granular processing, resonators, ambient reverb and delay to create cinematic, evolving textures.

If you’re into modular synthesis, sound design and experimental FX chains, this one’s for you."

Amrient performance in Case of Steel with Multi Repetitor, Gamut Repetitor

video upload by Noise Engineering

"Noise Engineering's Stephen McCaul goes ambient with this small case jam. Amrient is a combination of "ambient" and "mr" referring to the Multi Repetitor.

Modules in the case are the Multi Repetitor, Muta Jovis, Gamut Repetitor, Sono Abitus, four unreleased Legio modules, and an unreleased Versio module. Modules are housed in the Case of Steel, a 64 HP case from Noise Engineering.

This patch is discussed more in depth on the Noise Engineering blog here:
https://noiseengineering.us/blogs/loq...

More info on Multi Repetitor: https://noiseengineering.us/products/...
More info on Gamut Repetitor: https://noiseengineering.us/products/...

Join us on Discord! Invite link: / discord"

SYNTHESIZER NIGHT SHIFT

video upload by DESTROY WITH SCIENCE

"My first time exploring the ‪@Dreadbox-synths‬ ARTEMIS! Really enjoying the experience so far. Also I got a new camera, so we're back to HQ uploads i guess (no more phone camera to twitch VOD hahaha).

GEAR LIST

Dreadbox Artemis + Telepathy
1010music Bitbox Micro
Bastl Crust + Neo Trinity
Noise Engineering Electus Versio + Lacrima Versio + Desmodus Versio + Incus Alia + Xer Dualis + Univer Inter + Mimetic Digitalis + Sinc Defero
Nano Modules CEQ
Shakmat Dual Dagger
Tiptop ModFX
4ms WAV Recorder
Befaco Out
Novation Launchpad Pro MK3
Midi Fighter Twister
Raspberry Pi 4"

Noise Engineering announces Case of Steel, a 64 HP Eurorack Skiff with Busboard Power and Mults

video upload by Noise Engineering



Press release follows:

Noise Engineering announces Case of Steel, a 64 HP Eurorack Skiff with Integrated Busboard Power and Mults

Los Angeles, CA — Noise Engineering, known for their versatile Eurorack modules, has released Case of Steel, a skiff designed to house and power 64 HP of Eurorack modules.

While Noise Engineering has spent the last decade creating innovative modules, this is their first time releasing a standalone case. And while the market for cases large and small has grown significantly, Noise Engineering’s design still stands out with some innovative design choices and unique construction.

As the name implies, the case is made entirely of steel, with mounting holes tapped directly into the steel frame. This ensures that modules stay put, and the weight of the case keeps it in place while in use, despite its compact size. A pair of passive mults installed on the bottom of the case aids in patching, and saves HP in a small system. And while some skiffs are particularly shallow, Case of Steel offers over 2” of depth for modules, housing all but the deepest Eurorack designs for unmatched flexibility.

Case of Steel also features an integrated power supply. A power switch on the back of the case turns on the system, and power is delivered via a real busboard installed under the row of mults – no flying bus cables here. Despite the case’s compact size, the power specs are no joke: two zones of +12V offering 850mA each, plus 750mA of -12V and 1A of +5V. In a 64 HP system, it’ll be difficult to reach those limits. Case of Steel has a built-in power switch, and ships with a power brick, too.

For the production of Case of Steel, Noise Engineering worked with a metal fabricator near their headquarters, showing off the awesome capabilities of the Los Angeles maker community.

Due to the complexity of distribution, coupled with its unique materials and design, a limited run of just 90 cases has been produced, and will be sold exclusively through Noise Engineering’s web shop.

Case of Steel is a robust and powerful solution for Eurorack synthesists, no matter where they are in their journey.

Case of Steel begins shipping on February 19th only at https://noiseengineering.us.

Features
• Black powder coated steel design: solid case stays put while you patch
• Two sets of passive mults make patching easy
• Integrated busboard power supply with switch
• Bespoke Noise Engineering power supply with two zones of +12V offering 850mA each, plus 750mA of -12V and 1A of +5V
• Includes power brick

Availability and pricing:
Case of Steel: In stock. Shipping from Noise Engineering starting February 19th, 2026; MSRP US$225

https://noiseengineering.us

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Turning a Chord into Peak Time Techno (Monumatic + Ghost + Desmodus)

video upload by Neo Golightly

"This track emerged while I was just patching up my new setup and testing the CV & MIDI connections. It’s always amazing how little effort it takes to create such a massive sound. It also turned out to be the perfect session to practice my transitions.

Transitions were done via a combination of the Oxi Meta and the DJ filter in the Ohmforce Bohm.

Gear used:
‪@ohmforceofficial‬ Bohm
‪@oxiinstruments‬ Meta & One MK2
‪@NoiseEngineering‬ Incus Iteritas Alia (Mode switched), Desmodus Versio, Viol Ruina
‪@knobula_synths‬ Monumatic
‪@WMDevices‬ Clutch
‪@happynerding4369‬ FX Aid XL
‪@afterlateraudio‬ Bartender V2
‪@dnipromodular1184‬ Krait + Ewa
‪@busycircuits‬ Pam's PRO Workout
‪@Endorphines‬ Golden Master
‪@Befacosynth‬ Out

Cables & Power: ‪@myvolts‬ Candycord & Silent Alchemist"

Creative ways to patch the Multi Repetitor rhythm generator

video upload by Noise Engineering

"Multi Repetitor really pops when you start pairing it with other modules!

0:00 Patching Accents through attenuators
0:57 Confundo Funkidos+Multi(ple) Repetitors
1:58 Multi Repetitor+Mimetic Digitwolis

In our latest blog, we explore creative ways to patch Multi Repetitor with Confundo Funkidos, Mimetic Digitwolis, Sinc Defero, and more. From accented rhythms and trigger setups to evolving generative sequences, these patches show how quickly things can grow from simple pulses into full rhythmic systems.

Read the blog that goes with these patches here: https://noiseengineering.us/blogs/loq...

Join us on Discord! Invite link: / discord"

Multi Repetitor: Four-channel rhythm and accent sequencer

video upload by Noise Engineering

"Multi Repetitor is the next evolution of Noise Engineering’s classic rhythm sequencers, built for hands-on performance and fast, musical results.

Get your Multi Repetitor here: https://noiseengineering.us/products/...

0:00 What is it?
0:50 Panel and Controls
3:23 Patch: Exploring rhythm banks using Set switch
3:52 Patch: Using Set and Accent switches together
4:30 Patch: Adding CV to Factor and Prime fader inputs
5:08 Using Euclidian-derived rhythms with Prime fader
5:45 Configuring module for flipping module orientation

Inspired by Numeric and Zularic Repetitor, Multi Repetitor combines familiar rhythm banks with Euclidean-derived patterns, per-channel modifiers, and dynamic accent generation. With four trigger outputs, four accent outputs, faders on every channel, and CV control throughout, it’s designed to be played, tweaked, and explored in real time.

Whether you want classic grooves or evolving, unpredictable rhythms, Multi Repetitor keeps the immediacy of the originals while expanding the creative palette.

Join us on Discord! Invite link: / discord"

Press release follows:

Noise Engineering announces Multi Repetitor, an algorithmic percussion sequencer designed for performance.

Los Angeles, CA — Noise Engineering, known for their unique and compact utilities, has released Multi Repetitor, an algorithmic trigger sequencer and sequel to their classic Numeric and Zularic Repetitor trigger generators.

Multi Repetitor has been completely rethought from the originals, and takes the core features of the version one designs into a whole new realm. Rhythm generation starts with the three rhythm banks: choose from Zularic, Numeric, or the newly developed Euclidean-derived linear rhythms, then use the Prime fader to scroll through base rhythms on the fly. Like its predecessors, it features four trigger outputs, now with dedicated performance faders that modify the rhythm output.

The newly rethought – and reversible – interface based adds extra parameters for more control of all four outputs. While it keeps the clock and reset inputs, Multi Repetitor also features an internal tap-tempo clock for standalone sequencing. Finally, this version adds four accent gate outputs to the interface. The impetus for these changes, according to the team, was to make the module fit better into compact percussion systems while still being a fun generative sequencer for larger systems.

While it’s possible to get deep into rhythmic modification with the extensive patterns, modification algorithms, and accent options, Multi Repetitor is designed to be a plug-and-play rhythm sequencer. Noise Engineering said that one of their goals was to make it easy to tweak parameters by ear and jam with no preparation required.


Multi Repetitor begins shipping on January 22nd at https://noiseengineering.us and at retailers globally.

Features
• Standalone play: tap in a tempo, patch up the outputs, and you’ve got a groove
• Sequence triggers and accents for up to four voices in your systems
• Choose from Zularic, Numeric, or Euclidean-derived base rhythm banks
• Select different base rhythms from the banks using the Prime fader
• Use three different algorithms to modify each output’s rhythm with the performance faders
• Modulate your rhythms with full CV control over faders and banks, and keep things in sync with external clock and reset inputs
• Plug-and-play operation: simple interface designed for performance is easy to use out of the box


Availability and pricing:

Multi Repetitor: In stock. Shipping from Noise Engineering and retailers starting January 22nd, 2026; MSRP US$320

Product Page: https://noiseengineering.us/products/multi-repetitor

Incus vs BIA: FIGHT!

video upload by Noise Engineering

"We’re comparing the classic Noise Engineering BIA (Basimlius Iteritas Alia) to Incus Iteritas Alia. They have a similar interface but different sounds and algorithms, so here's a back-and-forth patch with a bit of Noise Engineering TLC to finish it out.

This patch supplements our blog about the two modules, which you can read more here: https://noiseengineering.us/blogs/loq..."

Basimilus Iteritas Alia demo

Incus Iteritas Alia demo

Join us on Discord! Invite link: / discord

Who is Your IDM Overlord?

video upload by Metamyther

"In this video, we dive into Drumkid, Stolperbeats, and IDUM, three standout options for producers who want glitchy, experimental, and rhythmically complex results. Whether you’re building an IDM-focused Eurorack system or just searching for inspiration in hardware, this comparison breaks down the pros and cons of each module and how each fits into a modern workflow. Perfect for fans advanced rhythmic experimentation, this guide helps you decide which module best supports evolving beats, controlled chaos, and unconventional groove creation in a live or studio setup."

Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:21 - Drumkid
04:20 - Stolperbeats
09:54 - IDUM
19:09 - Scorecard and Comparison Table

Ohmforce Bohm: Sculpting Transients and Reducing Boom
video upload by Metamyther

"At a community member's request, I made this quick video exploring how to reduce boominess and amplify the transient on several Bohm kick drum models."

Chapters:
00:00 - Model 1
02:45 - Model 2
04:10 - Model 3
05:12 - Model 4

Hi-Hat Battle: Archer's Rig, Clutch, Metalloid & Noise Plethora

video upload by Metamyther

"Rattle Battle is an in-depth, side-by-side comparison of four distinctive Eurorack hi-hat modules—Archer's Rig, Clutch, Metalloid, and Noise Plethora. Focusing on sonic character, modulation depth, metallic texture, noise generation, and real-world patching workflows, this shootout highlights how each module handles closed and open hi-hats and sculpting of metallic percussive timbres. Whether you’re building a hard-hitting techno drum voice, experimenting with noise-based percussion, or searching for the perfect hi-hat module to cut through a dense modular mix, this comparison is tailored to producers who demand hands-on hardware control, gritty sound design, and uncompromising modular performance."

00:00 - Intro
00:41 - Clutch
06:43 - Clutch
11:09 - Metalloid
15:30 - Noise Plethora
21:07 - Scorecard

Patching with Granulita Versio from Noise Engineering

video upload by Noise Engineering

"If you’ve already swapped the Granulita firmware onto your Versio, or you’re getting hands on with the module for the first time, this video walks through three patch ideas you can try immediately while learning how Granulita Versio behaves in real musical contexts.

0:00 Paraphonic chord oscillator
0:59 Arpeggiator
2:14 Drum reconstruction

We have a full blog that runs through each of these concepts that you can read about here: https://noiseengineering.us/blogs/loq..."

Sounds From The Future... (Studio Tour)

video upload by Welcome To Steve and Noise Engineering

"Adventure into the creating lab and headquarters of Noise Engineering Co-Creator Stephen McCaul, where he and Kris create synthesizer modules and pedals that channel sounds from the past, future, and new dimensions. If you love synths, euroracks, modular synthesis, moog's, Wendy Carlos, and everything sci-fi, then this video is for you.

CHAPTERS:
------------------
0:00 - Intro
1:04 - Plus Synth Wall
1:50 - Jam 1 (Sax + Synths)
2:28 - Plus Wall
10:42 - Jam 2 (Sax + Synths)
11:16 - Plus Wall
13:00 - The Mothership (totally insane eurorack modular space station)
15:42 - DX7
16:00 - Fender Rhodes
16:51 - Moog Theremin Synthesizer
18:00 - More Synth Modules
18:49 - Synth Creation Lab (where everything is created)
22:37 - Jame 3 (Solo Synth)
23:07 - Pedal Land
23:43 - Custom Wood Equation Structures
24:06 - Original Designs
25:38 - Execution Space
26:15 - More Pedals (Dystorpia + Batverb)
27:17 - Closing / Thanks For Watching
------------------"

Tendrils cables #synthesizer #eurorack

video upload by Tomo in der Muhlen



Live modular synth session with BA , VHIKKX SY 05 and Moog Labyrinth

video upload by Tomo in der Muhlen

"Live modular synth session with BA ​⁠‪@NoiseEngineering‬ , VHIKKX SY 05 and Moog Labyrinth"

Granulita Versio: Chord resynthesizer and shimmer reverb from Noise Engineering

video upload by Noise Engineering

"Versio evolves again. Meet Noise Engineering’s chord machine, Granulita Versio.

0:00 Intro
0:37 Versio platform and how to swap firmware
0:56 Like and subscribe, because we love you
1:09 Panels and controls
4:23 Granulita and the BIA
5:01 Debel into Granulita
5:45 Flugelhorn into Granulita
6:10 Granulita and Toros
6:56 Ataraxic into Granulita
7:38 Manis into Granulita

Buy any Versio module, then swap the firmware and pick up an overlay to place over the module to get Granulita in your case: All our Versio modules here: https://noiseengineering.us/pages/wor...

This granular chord resynthesizer takes your audio, slices it into grains, and reconstructs it into chords, clusters, and shifting harmonies. Paired with a shimmering reverb that adds glowing tails and angelic overtones, Granulita can turn even a single oscillator into something lush, cinematic, or beautifully haunted.

Granulita is part of the Versio platform, so once you’ve got your hands on this module, you can swap the firmware with any other Versio effect for free. Unpower the module, plug in the USB, and make the swap.

Swap firmware here:
https://noiseengineering.us/portal/fi..."

Announcement post here