Freygish

video upload by Ebotronix

Joranalogue Audio Design,
4x Cycle 5, 4x Filter 8, 4x Generate 3, 2x Fold 6, Pivot 2, Select 2,
3x Contour 1, 2x Collide 4, 2x Link 2, Enhance 2, Step 8, Orbit 3,
Morph 4, 3x Mix 3, Delay 1,Add 2, Walk4, Warp 1,Compare 2,
2x Doepfer R2m, A 156,
ARC Serge TKB,
Mutable Instruments ,Veils,Shades,Yarns, Peaks, Ripples,
2x Ornament and Crime,
4ms Peg,DLD,
Flame 2x Q Slider,
Verbos Scan & Pan,
Make Noise Optomix,
Befaco ST Mix,
XAOC Batumi,
Hologram Electronics Microcosm Special Edition 2024,
Strymon Big Sky MX, in Dual Mono Mode controlled with
Midi CC by, 16n Faderbank, AtoVproject ,
Freygigish Scale,
17.03.2026
video# 2621

Mutable Instruments Rings - Alternative Firmware!

video upload by The Unperson

"Mutable Instruments Rings is one of my all-time favourite Eurorack modules, and I’ve made many videos about it over the years. As a resonator and physical modelling synthesizer, it’s been a core part of my modular synthesis and electronic music setup for a long time. I thought I knew all there is to know about Rings, but then I discovered this alternative firmware which greatly expands the features, and breathes some new life into this old module.

In this video I explore a range of new features within Rings, including frequency lock, updated chord charts, and a compact stereo version of the classic Mutable Instruments Elements, adapted to run inside the module. There’s also an “eternal exciter” mode, which allows more control over the exciter, opening up new possibilities for ambient, experimental, and textural sound design. This alternative firmware

If you’re into Eurorack, modular synths, physical modelling synthesis, or sound design for electronic music, this firmware offers some subtle but very useful extensions to an already powerful synthesizer module.

For more info on this firmware update, and the download files, head on over here: https://github.com/lylepmills/eurorac...

CONTENT
0:00 - Intro
1:09 - Installation
2:11 - Frequency Locking
4:07 - Menu Navigation
6:55 - Alt Chords
10:57 - Stereo Elements
16:18 - Ext Exciter
22:28 - Outro"

angine de poitrine - sarniezz (modular synth cover)

video upload by Jonathan MacKenzie

"angine de machine?

all sequenced from logic, lots and lots of pitch bend automation... midi cv mostly coming from expert sleepers fh-2, including one converter that's just velocity information for the hihats and one that's just a monophonic gate with no pitch (for the dfam). the configurability of the fh-2 is astounding

drums:
squid salmple with mostly linn samples, swapped in a 909 ride and 808 cowbell. gates from beatstep pro with aforementioned hihat velocity from the fh-2

bass:
mb2s all by itself (including midi conversion)

riff that mostly follows bass:
plaits (waveshaper algo) through tiptop forbidden planet though obne screen violence (disabled at first)

minor 2nd thing:
qu-bit surface in one of the e piano modes

riff 1:
qu-bit chord v2, a fair bit of malarky going on to get the right flavour of duophony. everything's kinda duplicated so at first it's just the first two oscillators then it gets doubled

riff 2 (first new riff in 4/4):
surface again, i switch it to monophonic during the stabs

riff 3:
qu-bit aurora running a dumb little oscillator firmware i wrote a few weeks ago (my first and so far only foray into writing dsp). ran it through after later stairs (stereo filter) with different lfos modulating left and right to move it around a bit. midi from beastep pro (this was the last voice i added and had used up all the outputs on the fh-2 and expander. still had the other sequencer on the bsp so i guess i could've added one more voice)

klek de machine:
dfam

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the arrangement is slightly shorter, where everything's live rather than looped i can only add layers as long as i can add voices so i focused on what seemed like the more important ones. and while i spent a long time trying to figure out all the parts i'm still not quite sure what the bass (and guitar part that mostly doubles the bass) in the last section is doing. pretty sure i'm pretty close though.

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#eurorack #modularsynth #microtonal #anginedepoitrine"

3 Filter Techniques I Keep Coming Back To (ft. WMD C4RBN)

video upload by Dots

"Unlock more from your filter than you thought possible.

In this video, I walk through three creative ways I use filters in my modular system — starting with a familiar technique and quickly moving into more experimental territory. Along the way, we explore ways to shape movement, add character, and completely transform a simple patch.

The final patch is where things get really interesting… and it might just change how you think about filters altogether.

Whether you're new to modular or deep into patching, these ideas will work on pretty much any filter in your rack.

I also show some of the additional features of the WMD C4RBN along the way... including some features which are great for live performance!

00:41 Technique 1 - Envelope & key tracking
01:53 Key tracking
02:30 Negative modulation
02:58 Attenuating key tracker
03:26 Technique 2 - Parallel filtering
05:10 Technique 3 - Sample & hold
06:21 Saturation
07:03 Wavefolder
07:28 Performance buttons
08:52 Ping

Watch our whole Mini Modular Moments playlist here:"

Orpho CV Note Looper – Calibration Mode Explained

video upload by HOX808

"This video shows how to calibrate the Orpho CV Note Looper for accurate pitch tracking across multiple octaves.

Learn how to enter Calibration Mode, adjust tuning and octave tracking, and match the module to an analog oscillator using the 1V/Oct standard. For this demonstration, a Behringer 921 VCO is used, along with a tuner for precise adjustment.

Calibration helps compensate for small variations in modular systems and ensures that all notes stay in tune over the full range.

For more information and to download the full manual, visit:
👉 www.orpho.de"

😂 sometimes all you need is a pokey

video upload by errorinstruments paul tas

Pokey — Passive CV Performance Switch & Router (6HP) Pokey is a passive Eurorack module designed for expressive switching, routing, and mixing of two signals — whether audio or CV. At its core, Pokey is a hands-on performance tool: • Smooth manual crossfading between two inputs • Voltage-controlled switching and blending via CV or trigger • Works equally well with audio and control signals Because it’s fully passive, it requires no power and integrates easily into any system. What You Can Do With It • 🎛 Manual performance mixing — Blend two oscillators, textures, or modulation sources by hand. • ⚡ CV-controlled switching — Animate transitions using envelopes, LFOs, or triggers. • 🥁 Lo-fi “Lopez gate” style drum shaping — Use triggers to rhythmically open audio sources for percussive effects. • 🔀 Creative signal routing — Build evolving audio paths or modulation networks in compact systems. Specs • Width: 6HP • Passive design (no power required) • Skiff-friendly depth • Audio & CV compatible Pokey is simple in concept but powerful in practice — perfect for small performance systems and modular setups where space and immediacy matter.

Diode Dream Vcf into Spaceblender making Ambient

video upload by Radical Frequencies Modular

"#radicalfrequenciesmodular #diodedreamvcf #eurorack #modularsynth #analogsynthesizer #ambientmusic #spaceblender #electronicmusic"

MultiWAVE MIDI | MakeNoise New Universal Synthesizer System | Episode 06

video upload by Cinematic Laboratory

"Midi on the MulitWAVE is a big deal. It seems it just adds polyphony from your DAW or midi host, but how many keyboards do you know where you can actively control eight separate voices and put each voice in its own VCA, with its own modulation and FX? I know only one. And then you can still go hybrid and plug all kinds of CV in it.

It's also a big deal because you can make moving soundscapes which are either super hard or totally impossible with regular hardware keys. Sure you can use multiple instances of VST's in the daw, but that doesn't count because a PC is not a fair compare.

I am still waiting for my MIDI expander strip to arrive, so I 'broke the rules' by using a direct USB connection with Ground Control. MakeNoise does not support this due to all classic 'interference' problems with USB loops between controllers, hosts and output devices. The 'strip' mitigates those problems, and it offers a front panel input instead of running USB cables through places where they can't go. But this video was simply to short to wait for the strip to arrive. Next week the new GTE will also be here, so I'll stitch it up properly soon and try an MPE controller."

SCJS#87 - BAD SCANNER

video upload by FL3SHB4CK

"Small Case Jam Sessions #87 - BAD SCANNER

FM RADIUS into ZERSTORER distortion, TABOR into EFI (MS 20 style filter),
BATTERING RAM kick, all modulations by QUIVER

Recorded live thru Syntakt delay & reverb"

248t Arbitrariness & Tutorial Videos by Todd Barton & Stazma

video upload by Todd Barton

"A deep look at the multifunctionality of each stage. This answers the question, 'What is meant by Arbitrary Function Generator.'
Also , checkout Stazama’s video on the 248t [below]
My Patreon: / synthtodd"

Here comes the MARF - Tiptop Audio 248t Demo Video

video upload by Stazma and Tiptop Audio

"Here we are, the "MARF" aka Multiple Arbitrary Function Generator Model 248 in now in a reality in eurorack: all hail the 248t!

In this video I'm going to show you a bit of everything it can do (it can do a lot) but believe it or not I'm not going to go too deep. I'll try to go a bit deeper in some of the many rabbit hole of this things in future videos."

Modular Sound Design: Intellijel Multigrain x Make Noise MultiMod

video upload by Liminal Pulses

"Using the ‪@intellijel‬ Multigrain x ‪@MAKEN0ISEMUSIC‬ MultiMod as the main ways to modulate and sound design, but not with our help from the ‪@4msCompany‬ Ensemble Oscillator, the ‪@bastlinstruments‬ Pizza, both sequenced by the ‪@GlasgowSynthGuild‬ Octones, with stereo delay from the ‪@busycircuits‬ MFX.

What do you think of these sounds? Leave me a comment!"

LO-FI uTape Scrubber - FT AUTO-MUTE V2 DEMO

video upload by Beepboop Electronics

"A sporadic dis-jointed video about the new FT (Feed Through) Auto muting expander for the LO-FI uTape Scrubber MicroCassette Looper Eurorack module....."

Make Noise Introdues GTE (Gestural Time Extractor) Module

video upload by MAKEN0ISE

Playlist:

1. GTE (Gestural Time Extractor) | Make Noise
2. GTE module overview
3. Channel Index Translation with GTE

Press release follows:

Make Noise is very excited to announce the latest module for the New Universal Synthesizer System, the Gestural Time Extractor (GTE)!

The Gestural Time Extractor (GTE) is an analog pulse extractor and Channel Index Translator for the New Universal Synthesizer System or any Eurorack modular system.

From the motion of the signal at the Span input, GTE derives up to eight individual channel pulses, as well as a GTE pulse stream representing the speed of motion of the input signal, and two gate outputs representing activity at the even and odd channels.

The Space parameter determines the threshold proximity of the channels to each other and thereby also the sensitivity and reactivity of the GTE and other outputs.

When the Clock input is in use, the GTE’s output channel will only change upon reception of a trigger or gate, allowing for changes to easily be synchronized with other existing events in the system.

With all controls set to starter min-max positions, the GTE also operates as a Channel Index Translator for PoliMATHS and other New Universal Synthesizer System modules that generate Channel Index signals, allowing the accurate derivation of individual channel gates from activity at the respective channels of the source module.

The GTE can be used to generate repeatable and controllable rhythm and timing information from any analog synthesizer signal, whether arbitrary or targeted, and is also useful for individual voice timing signal generation within a multi-voice N.U.S.S. system.

Extract rhythms, clocks and pulse streams from any control voltage source
Opens up the patch programmability of the N.U.S.S.
Synchronize GTE to any clock source with the Clock input
Use GTE to synchronize any event in your system with Activations from PoliMATHS and MultiWAVE - regardless of Span mode
Compact and powerful analog module
Pairs well with MATHS, PoliMATHS or Jumbler

Width: 8 hp
Max Depth
(incl. power cable): 29 mm
Power:
25 mA @+12V
2 mA @-12V
MSRP: $179

More information can be found on our website: https://www.makenoisemusic.com/modules/gte/

Additionally, we are happy to report that our New Universal Skiff System, N.U.S.S. Bundle, and MultiWAVE MIDI Inlet are all shipping now!

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!"

Eurorack - Soft sound. Some tips

video upload by LARIX ELEKTRO

"We're using the DUAL UNDULA to make Noise music, also to simulate acid sounds. But can it be gentle, soft, smooth ??? YES ! of course.
Here some examples…

The DUAL UNDULA OSCILLATOR is a Eurorack module. It's a complex dual oscillator.
More information and availability here:
https://www.larix-elektro.com/PRODUCT..."

Verbos Electronics Voltage Multistage 16 Demo

video upload by Lucas Marchal (dc11)

"A demo of Verbos expanded version of the Voltage Multistage Sequencer"

You can find additional post featuring the Verbox Multistage 16 here.

Orpho CV Note Looper – Quantizing 32-Step CV Recorder and Sequencer for Eurorack

video upload by HOX808

"CV Note Looper is a quantizing 32-step 1V/Oct CV recorder for Eurorack, built for flexible melodic sequencing and hands-on control. Create anything from short looping phrases to full 32-step patterns, shape them with selectable scales and root notes, and keep everything locked into a musical flow. This video shows the module in action, including pattern recording, playback, scale setup, and calibration."

https://www.orpho.de/

ESK - Android Work Rhythm

video upload by Metunar

"A jam with my eurorack modular, Leploop Arpoloop and the Synthstrom Deluge for drums.
All recorded live, with post mastering."

http://www.metunar.ch

How to update firmware on MultiWAVE

video upload by MAKEN0ISE

"This video covers how to update the firmware on your MultiWAVE over USB-C.

To download and install firmware for your MultiWAVE, head to our firmware update page: https://makenoise-manuals.com/firmwar...

Instructions for updating your module are included in print on the site as well.

http://www.makenoisemusic.com"

Truchets - Alternative 'Grids' firmware for Mutable Marbles.

video upload by Cinematic Laboratory

"Truchets is an alternative firmware for Marbles, written by Dylan B. It leaves the original Marbles intact, but adds a Grids inspired mode - which adds tons of features compared to the original Grids. It's a) amazing and b) brilliant so if you often use Marbles as your primary source of randomness, you're going to love this.

Firmware update instructions are in the original Marbles manual:
https://pichenettes.github.io/mutable...
You can find the WAV here:
https://github.com/Dylan-Bolink/euror...
And the Truchets manual can be found here:
https://dylan-bolink.github.io/eurorack/"