OAM Time Machine Funk

video upload by Stazma

"Here is a fun Electro styled jam session using the OAM Time Machine as the main attraction.
I'm running the Instruo Seashell into it, clock sent by the System80 880 also doing the drums and triggering the Seashell envelope.
Simple setup but lot's of cool sounds!"

10/29/25 ARP 1613 + Metasonix R-54 53 52 51 56 + Zerosum ZI61 & VCA + MFB ADSR + OAM + MIDIVERB (…)

video upload by Cfpp0

"10/29/25 ARP 1613 + Metasonix R-54 & 56 & 53 & 52 & 51 + Zerosum Inertia ZI61 & Voltage Controlled Annihilation + MFB ADSR + OAM Time Machine + Alesis MIDIVERB 2

The ARP 1613 sequencer output A controls the Metasonix R-52 sweep CV in, which creates the high resonant rasp on the reversed quarter notes. The R-52 runs into the R-53, which adds the pitch to the R-52 rasp, then through the R-51, controlled by the MFB dual ADSR, gated by the ARP 1613 gate bus 3. This signal goes through the R-56 for more distortion and spring reverb—panned center on the Mackie Onyx 1640, with stereo room reverb from the Alesis MIDIVERB II. Meanwhile, the more mechanical-sounding squawk/chirp/scream loop is the ARP 1613 quantized output B controlling the pitch of the R-54, which runs through the Zerosum Inertia Voltage Controlled Annihilation, which runs through the Zerosum ZI61, high is controlled by the MFB dual ADSR, gated by the ARP 1613 gate bus 3. The ZI61 is panned left on the Mackie, but it also feeds the OAM Time Machine delay, which is panned center on the Mackie.

NTS:
USCIS, windowless"

Your Sounds in the OAM Time Machine // COMMUNITY PROJECT

video upload by DivKid

Follow-up to this post.

"For the upcoming fulsome demo of the OAM Time Machine we’re opening up the patch cables to include your sounds and music patched into the Time Machine multi tap delay module. I’ll be making the demo as usual but with added musical and sonic interludes with YOUR AUDIO. Letting you hear the module on your work while also adding a wider range of examples to the video with full credit to those that send in their files.

*WANT TO JOIN US FOR THE FUTURE VIDEO?* Information on how to get involved here - https://www.patreon.com/posts/107607017 . NOTE you need to be a Patreon supporter to take part, join for as little as $1 a month and gain access to the community and plenty more."

Dub techno magic with OAM Time Machine

video upload by Tom Churchill

"A quick patch exploration with the new Time Machine delay processor from Olivia Artz Modular, which in their words is 'a tactile interface for mixing together 8 delay lines with an input signal'.

This isn’t a sponsored video - I backed the original Kickstarter for the Time Machine and paid for my unit - I’m just a fan!"

You can find DivKid's video here.

Modular Multi-Tap Delays // OAM Time Machine (FIRST PATCH EXPLORATION)

video upload by DivKid

"Here's my raw, unedited and literal first patch and experience with the Time Machine Eurorack module from OAM (Olivia Artz Modular). I've been excited for this one since I first saw it, I'm a huge delay fan and a multi-tap delay with loads of control was bound to have me interested!"

via OAM

Time Machine is a tactile interface for mixing together 8 delay lines with an input signal. At least that was the plan. We made a prototype and got like 300% funded on kickstarter, so we got to work.

As the DSP engine was refined a sonic character emerged that howls like guitar feedback while granulizing like the grey goo at the end of the universe. We leaned into this. The resulting module can create clocked rhythmic glitch effects, reverbs, chaos, and ego-death.

22 HP
25 mm deep
122 mA +12V, 8 mA -12V
24-bit audio in/out (-5V to +5V)
16-bit CV control (-5V to +5V)