"The Zero is a eurorack module made to assist rack mounting a Make Noise 0-Ctrl, 0-Coast, or Strega. It includes an attenuverter and a barrel jack breakout to power a Make Noise module with its original power supply."
"The Zero is a eurorack module made to assist rack mounting a Make Noise 0-Ctrl, 0-Coast, or Strega. It includes an attenuverter and a barrel jack breakout to power a Make Noise module with its original power supply.
Here is one next to a 0-Ctrl.
Specifications
The top part of the Zero is an attenuverter. From top to bottom:
The input jack is for the control voltage to be attenuverted.
"The tracks from this video are also available as a free EP on Bandcamp - https://omricohencomposer.bandcamp.co...
Check out my Modular books:
US: https://bit.ly/40armbo
UK: https://bit.ly/4rX6NeO
EU: https://bit.ly/4srcTUt
Online Courses about Modular Synthesis - https://bit.ly/learnmodular
Patch 1 - 00:00
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In this one, I'm using noise from Noise Plethora to excite Iroi. I'm using a band pass filter on Noise Plethora, sequencing it with the Voltage Block. On Iroi, I'm using the comb filter with internal modulation on the resonance. I'm also using the resonator with modulation on the feedback, and the echo and ambience. The levels of the resonator, echo, and ambience, are sequenced by the Voltage Block. I'm then sending Iroi to the Zagreb filter from Xaoc, using its low pass filter with noise modulation of the spread control. I'm also using the high pass output of Zagreb, sending it through the Guillotine distortion module, and from there, to the EON filter. This is going to 2 delays on Samarkanda, so only when I open the EON filter, the sound goes to the delays, and I play with the delay times.
"The Befaco Modular Backpack is designed specifically to carry your Befaco 7U Case safely and comfortably wherever your music takes you.
Built for modular musicians on the move, the backpack features a soft padded interior, ensuring your system stays protected during transport. Its expandable design gives you extra space when needed, while keeping a compact profile for everyday travel.
A dedicated laptop compartment lets you bring your computer along for live performances, studio sessions, or patching on the go. Multiple accessory pockets keep cables, headphones, power supplies and small gear neatly organized — including a hidden pocket for your knurlies and tiny essentials.
Sized to be cabin-friendly, the backpack is ready for flights, gigs, rehearsals, and studio hopping. Whether you’re travelling across the city or across the world, it’s the perfect companion for your Befaco 7U Case.
"Named for the closest solar system to our own sun, the Alpha Syntauri was a digital synthesizer that ran on an Apple II computer and also had some proto-DAW-like or at least workstation-like capabilities. It was probably created as a lower cost alternative to the likes of the Fairlight or Synclavier systems that would have been accessible only to institutions and to the most wealthy musicians. While not everybody had a personal computer in 1980, that was at least something that many people could save up to own if they wanted to.
Like many older electronic music curiosities, this Alpha Syntauri system hung around the shop here at Make Noise for a while and then made its way on to its next home. But this one was unusual enough that we thought it might be fun to briefly feature it in a video.
"Grip! My take on the LevelLoc compressor. I designed it and let Claude Code handle the coding and debugging."
Additional details from Izhar:
"Here’s a new compressor I built with the amazing help of Claude Code.
It’s a modern and fine tuned homage to the legendary Levelloc.
It sounds like an analog beast but is actually hosted on a Pi Pico 2 microcontroller. "
"This is what I imagined during this improvisation with my Buchla TTA system.
If you have any questions please let me know in the comments.
The fleet is gone.
Only fragments remain: damaged systems, drifting wreckage, fading radar signals, and distant echoes from a war no one remembers.
This Buchla improvisation explores the sounds of deep space through unstable oscillations, evolving textures, metallic resonances, electrical insects, and ghost frequencies emerging from the static.
A journey through silence, interference, and the machinery that continues long after its creators have disappeared.
"Sends and returns are one of the most powerful and most misunderstood concepts in mixing, and they work exactly the same way in Eurorack as they do on a big analog console. This video walks through how AUX sends, pre/post-fader routing, bus outputs, and the master insert all work on the Performance Mixer MKII, using Cosmic Debris as the effect. You'll learn why effects return directly to the master (and why that's the point), how to keep delay tails when you pull a fader, and when to reach for pre-fader AUX 2 vs. post-fader AUX 1. Concepts apply to any mixer with sends."
"This video showcases the full MPE system firmware test for the 700 VOICE synthesizer.
All audio in this recording is generated directly from the 700FM VOICE module. We put the device’s MPE control system and native 700 VOICE MPE architecture through a comprehensive functional test.
We use an iPad as our controller, sending MIDI data wirelessly via Bluetooth MIDI for this evaluation.
Tested features cover all 4 dimensions of MPE expression, note quantization, key tracking playability, as well as MIDI CC mapping functionality.
The 700 VOICE MPE implementation supports slider modulation mapping for all available parameters, enabling independent modulation control for every polyphonic voice assigned to each individual touch gesture.
In this demo, we use slider controls to modulate Filter Cutoff (Index 3, Index 2, Index 1) and Oscillator 4 parameters.
#700VOICE #MPE #MIDIController #BluetoothMIDI #iPadMIDI #Synthesizer #Eurorack #MPEController #SoundDesign #hardwaresynth
"The great NO BPM hired me to make a demo to explain their Mute Performer system - Mute Performer is arguably the most feature-complete muting system in Eurorack, as it can mute AND mix triggers, audio (clicklessly) and CV, and it can send MIDI to mute external devices too. And you can have up to 72 channels, and you can CLOCK the mutes, so they happen on the beat (or at the start of bars...). And it has scenes, so you can prepare and recall mute groups. And it has several ways of muting and cueing mutes. It's quite a thing."
CHAPTERS:
00:00 What it is and can do
02:21 Clocked Mutes!
03:10 Cueing Mutes
05:00 Mixing Signals
07:10 Mute Scenes
10:13 Solo Mutes
The Mute Performer takes the humble mute function into new and exciting territory.
8 channels of Mutes can be cued, locked, inverted, switched, mixed, stereo-paired, expanded, and arranged into scenes. Scenes can be saved, loaded, banked, clocked, triggered and modulated.
The Mute Performer also supports MIDI, which can be transmitted using a provided 5-pin MIDI Type A to 3.5mm cable.
This allows you to connect external MIDI devices to the Mute Performer, enabling performative control of mutes both inside and out your case.
The Mute Performer alone has 8 channels, but can be expanded up to 72 channels with the Mute Expanders.
"Meet Ozark a new 6HP 5 step sequencer, clock generator, dual clock dividers and X/OR logic module from Nekyia Circuits. It's a load of fun for sequencing voltages and trigger rhythms, perfectly placed (for me at least) next to other more complex sequencers for some hands on "extras" for your patches.
https://nekyiacircuits.com
SUPPORT
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*TIMING INDEX // CHAPTERS*
00:00 Hello & previews
00:46 What we’re doing & feature run down
03:56 Fun with melodic patterns
07:27 Playful & powerful percussion rhythms
11:26 Odd time rhythms & modulation sequencing
14:29 BONUS PATCH HACK - stalling the step motion
"There are many ways to work on a track. In this video I try a method where I start with sound design. Just patching and exploring sounds before thinking about anything else. And only when some nice sounds come up, build those out to playable voices and think about composition and melodies."
Timetable:
00:00 – Intro
00:50 – Get started
04:45 – Explore concepts
08:49 – Patch details
13:19 – Result
"Quick jam with eurorack and plinky + the studio is still unfinish, even if you see the "euro drum sequenseur case" on the back with the LD3 i have still not power it. So all drum is from the eurorack system
Voice recorde en process granular with typhoon.
Bass line : gotharman's tuul oscilator to tube drive to tuul phaser and compresor filtered by wmd c4rbon
"Etheral sound": NLC fmop mixer with noise to drive and warp delay to LPG and resonant FB
Snard : MI element
Kick : NLC fmop fm by zadar envelop to vca mixer with noise to gotharman's tuul distortion
Poly: plinky
all this mixed with jumble heng to polydactil versio
Bib for the effect
"Cosmic Debris's mix CV input is the secret weapon in this patch. By routing gates and voltages from Metron and Voltera through a Subway used as a makeshift attenuator/scanner, you can chop and crossfade a clocked delay in real time, dialing in everything from rhythmic stutter to DJ-style scratch effects. Watch the full patch get built from scratch: drums, a square-wave bass voice through Carbon and Javelin, and then the Cosmic Debris CV routing that ties it all together."
"Two of the most powerful drum modules in Eurorack, working better together than apart. In this review and demo I dig into the Knobula Drum Farm and the Ohmforce Bohm — and show how combining them gives you a complete, performance-ready techno drum setup in a single rack.
The Knobula Drum Farm is a drum synth AND sampler in one: 16 synth models (FM, Simmons, 808/909-style snares, toms, congas, claps, ring-mod tones, hats, cymbals and more), 16 onboard effects (reverb, delay, multi-tap, reverse, cymbal crash), plus two sample players and 256 factory samples across 16 banks. Sample your own synth tones on the fly, record straight into the module, and route everything through the main or aux outputs for instant variation.
The Ohmforce Bohm is a seriously deep kick drum module with FM, tube drive, bass and wavefolder shaping — but the Performer (DJ filter, beat roll, beat slice, ducking) and Groove (clocked rumble/reverb tails) expansions are what turn it into a room-filling techno machine. Duck the Drum Farm through the Bohm and the whole groove locks together as one living pattern instead of separate hits.
Together these run around £535 (Bohm + expansions) and £450 (Drum Farm) — close to £1,000 of drums — but if you're building a live, hands-on modular setup, they're stunning."
1. Sapience - Psychedelic Doom Hip Hop - Ableton Push 3 & Eurorack Modular
2. Perspicuity - Psychedelic Doom Hip Hop - Ableton Push 3 & Eurorack Modular
3. Erudite - Psychedelic Doom Hip Hop - Ableton Push 3 & Eurorack Modular
47bpm - We can be better
Push & Modular connected via ADAT with Expert Sleepers ES-10
@Ableton Push 3 Standalone @afterlateraudio Adventure case & Atom @ExpertSleepersLtd ES-10 Neutron Sounds Dust of Time @QuBitElectronix Scanned Gehrin Plaits & Bean Jelly 2.0 @makenoisemusic QPAS @EricaSynths Black Joystick 2 Nonlinearcircuits Triple Sloths V2 @NoiseEngineering Manis Iteritas & Viol Ruina @Befacosynth Iroi
Video: Live visuals using Destroy All Planets (1968) from Archive.org played through cracked ancient iPad and processed through: Video microscope Sony ZV1 Roland V1-HD @entropyandsons Recursion Studio Resolume Avenue Recorded with Rodecaster Video
