Talking Vhikk-X with Fletcher from Forge-TME: Signal Flow Podcast Ep5

video upload by The Diary Of A CEO Clips

"In this episode, Tom and Luke are joined by Fletcher from Forge-TME - the brains behind the highly sought-after Vhikk-X Eurorack module - for an extended chat at the Signal Sounds Glasgow HQ.

We cover the origin story of the brand, the development of the module and what owners can expect from the upcoming new algorithms, as well as reflecting on this year’s Superboth and the current modular landscape. Big thanks to Fletcher for coming up to hang out - this one was a lot of fun!

Vhikk-X is (sometimes) available here:
https://www.signalsounds.com/forge-tm...

Get in touch with questions, feedback and suggestions via signalflow@signalsounds.com"

DUB PLEX | Make Noise

video upload by MAKEN0ISE

"A subterranean Plexiphon patch.

Plus a visual score by Bruce Magill, realized sonically by Norman Freund!

More info about Norman's performance below:

SoundCloud: / landscape-graphic-score
BandCamp: https://normanfreund.bandcamp.com/tra...

Description:
Late 2025 Walker Farrell from MakeNoise started an international music challenge for musicians to participate in, submit your own Graphic Score, then at the draw of a hat, you would be assigned someone else's score to interpret and create music from. I am always interested in music challenges and the more off-beat the better.

Late December 2025 names were drawn at random, Walker constructed a collection of MakeNoise modular synthesis cards to generate random numbers to set who gets what score. I was allocated a topographical map from Bruce Magill that contained some text notes and penciled in graphics. Bruce had a musical concept in mind for this score but did say "Notes for this graphic score are only a suggestion. You can disregard them and interpret this score in any way you like, if you wish. ... Don't overthink." So I did have free reign to interpret the score as I wished, so I could let my imagination run wild. In my younger years I did a lot of wilderness hiking so was and still am, quite familiar with topographic maps, so for me this was the perfect score, something I could relate to and understood. As a side note, there is no right answer for interpreting a graphic score, so understanding is not an essential ingredient, however a vivid imagination is. It is a bit like laying on the grass and looking up at the clouds -- what do you see beyond back scattered light from suspended vapours in the sky.

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BLIPPOO BOX LEGACY - DRONE SELF-PATCH

video upload by biyiblip

"The Blippoo Box Legacy creates
deep drone textures
with a simple self-patch.

The instrument is patched back into itself,
allowing the sound to react, evolve
and slowly transform from within.

Originally designed by Rob Hordijk, the Blippoo Box is a living instrument of interaction, instability, resonance and discovery.

The Blippoo Box Legacy Eurorack is not an imitation, not a replica and not a copy.

It is the continuation of Rob Hordijk’s official legacy through Biyiblip.

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Good Grief! A Djupviks Elektronik Grief Manual Eurorack Module "Build Guide"

video upload by Kronofonika

"A 'Build Guide' of Djupviks Elektornik's (‪@vikingsade‬ ) new Eurorack Module Grief Module."

Mycket nöje!

00:00 - What is Grief Manual?
01:17 - Hi!
01:52 - Parts
03:25 - IMPORTANT! Holmsund Infomercial
04:32 - Panel Time!
06:13 - Is it working?
09:41 - Grief Manual Album
11:20 - Demos!

See the Grief Manual by Lesjamusic for an overview of the module.

Getting Started: Types of Switches in Eurorack

video upload by Noise Engineering

"Switches are one of the most powerful utility modules in Eurorack. They let you change signal routing on the fly, opening up all kinds of possibilities in your patch.

Switches reroute signals. That could mean sending one source to different destinations, or swapping between multiple signal sources.

This video is part of the blog on Getting Started: Switches here:
https://noiseengineering.us/blogs/loq...

More info on Vice Virga here:
https://noiseengineering.us/products/..."

BLIPPOO BOX LEGACY EURORACK - PROCESING RADIO INPUT

video upload by biyiblip

"The Blippoo Box Legacy processes external audio
through its Twin Peak Filter.

In this patch,
a radio signal is sent into the audio input
and transformed by the resonant filter section.

Originally designed by Rob Hordijk, the Blippoo Box is a living instrument of interaction, instability, resonance and discovery.

The Blippoo Box Legacy Eurorack is not an imitation, not a replica and not a copy.

It is the continuation of Rob Hordijk’s official legacy through Biyiblip.

A musical language carried forward with respect, care and deep connection to its origin.

A circuit that reacts.
A sound that keeps changing.
A living form of musical chaos inside your modular system.

Each unit is handmade one by one in Mallorca by Biyiblip.

No mass production.
No generic module.
Just a living instrument with a soul."

Ring Mod & Folding is a KILLER combo // FIRST PATCH with Modrwy from Dwyfor Tech

video upload by DivKid

"I've always really liked the combination of ring modulation & wavefodling. So I was happy to get the chance to try out Modrwy from Dwyfor Tech. Dan at Dwyfor Tech continues to develop from interesting rare circuit designs and unique twists on creating design combinations and ideas that do things a bit differently. Modrwy combines a ring modulator with a softer, 2 stage (I believe) wave folder that allows you to take two inputs and create something interesting from them. In this case a pair of oscillators. Full patch notes are documented exclusively on / divkid

Check out our 'STORY TIME' interview with Dwyfor Tech about Modrwy here // https://divkidvideo.com/storytime-mod..."

Mungo Enterprises d0 and g0 revision III updates

video upload by MungoEnterprises

"Run through of some of the enhanced features expanding the d0 and g0 eurorack modules."

Ping orchestra Eurorack and Plinky +

video upload by Meska (Meska)

"quick sound with euroack systeme and plinky +

Sound , in order of appearence:
wmd c4rbon pinged
essaim to vca fm by warp
MI éléments
MI warp with internal oscilator and noise to gotharman tuul phaser to lpg open by chaos cv.
bass ping : ikary to tube overdrive
Erica synth resonant FB ping to typhoon
plinky lpg arpegiator
arp mélodie : dual nlc fm op phase modulated by noise to gotharman's tuul for granular and centaur gate for manual vca (stereo)
all this mixed with jumble heng to polydactil versio and bib for effect

Thank you for watching. My name is Meska of the statik collective . I've been making mostly 'dark and expérimental' music for more than ten years now, i'v learn so much online, now it's time for me to share my knoledge, my exploration and this channel is a place to talk about the tools, sound design and techniques to make music with. You can stream my albums and EPs at https://statikwave.bandcamp.com/. If you'd like to support the channel​ consider buying music from bandcamp ;) Contact/booking: meskastatik@gmail.com"

MisRepresent - Psychedelic Noise Doom - Ableton Push 3 & Eurorack Modular

video upload by Abre Ojos

"33bpm - We are their food"

MisInterpret - Drone Day 2026 - Psychedelic Noise- Ableton Push 3 & Eurorack Modular

video upload by Abre Ojos

"33bpm - They live in penthouses"

"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
Livewire Electronics Vulcan Modulator

Video:
Live visuals using Planet of the Vampires (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

Dark ambient audiovisual stuff: https://abreojos.net

New free VCV Rack modules / June 2026

video upload by Omri Cohen

Introduction - 00:00
4ms Drums - 00:05
Signal Function Set - 02:20
Astravox and Iroi - 06:40
Venom and Triton - 09:04
JW and Ambivalent - 12:07
Misc - 15:36

https://www.patreon.com/posts/patches-from-new-160110535

Explaing and testing the Scan & Pan from Verbos Electronics

video upload by Stazma

"Today we are going to check out the Scan & Pan by Verbos Electronics.

It's an old module and I always thought it was one of the best sounding 'overdriving' mixer I had in eurorack so it's time I show it around, especialy as there is no real user demos of it on the internet."

00:00 Intro
02.12 Panel Overview
03:49 How Does it Sound?
07:33 Scanning and panning
11:33 Simple waveform scanning
12:56 Audio Rate Panning
14:15 Filter sweep drive
15:37 Mono is also cool
19:15 You can also mix control signals!
21:40 Drum machine drive test

Grief Manual

video upload by Lesjamusic

"The Djupviks Elektronik Grief Manual is a Neuron-based wavedestroyer, CV generator and chaos source. This is the full functionality walkthrough, covering every control and how the three internal circuits relate. A separate patch video is coming soon.

Grief Manual is a limited run of just 50 copies, each bundled with a vinyl LP. The module and the record share a theme of grief and loss. Unlike most Djupviks modules it ships pre-built rather than as a DIY kit, in the same spirit as the Bunker bundles.

At its core is a Neuron circuit based on Andrew Fitch's Non-Linear Circuits design, used here with Andrew's blessing. Around it Jonas has built a digital noise circuit related to the one in Mörser, a chaos and LFO circuit of his own design, and a square oscillator that doubles as a modulation source.

Everything interacts with everything else, so patching into it means intervening in a system that is already in motion.

Disclosure: Jonas sent me this module to keep. As always, my assessment of it is my own and entirely honest.

00:00 - Intro
01:35 - Sense
03:06 - Feedback
04:55 - Noise
06:06 - Clock
07:49 - Oscillator
09:40 - Feeding a VCO
11:53 - CV in
13:28 - Amp
13:55 - FInal thoughts"

Stupidly useful, simple & small // Low Fat VCF from AJH Synth

video upload by DivKid

"Here's a fun one and something stupidly simple, really easy to use, small, affordable but way more useful than you might think. It's the Low Fat VCF from AJH Synth, which is a 2HP non resonant (it's supppppeeeer smooth) high pass filter.

I think my favourite thing is using it to pair with low pass filters and to make a variable width band pass filter. It's also nice as a simple "clean up the mix" tool, as a pseudo spectral sidechain, multiband ducking style device or just for performance sweeping low end out of things."

"The Low Fat filter packs a switchable 6dB and 12dB slope High Pass Voltage controlled Filter into a miniscule 2HP of rack space, with a very low power consumption of less than 12mA per rail.

Sometimes there is just too much bottom end in a patch and it swamps everything else, by feeding it through the Low Fat Filter we can remove some of this bottom end to balance things up.

It also makes a great companion to the MiniMod Transistor Ladder Filter and can be placed before or after this in a patch to create a Band Pass filter with a variable passband and a choice of a softly rolling 6dB slope or a stronger 12 dB slope.

It's a great way to populate one of those frustrating gaps in your eurorack modular case with something that is deceptively usefuI.

In Depth

The LOW FAT is a new 2hp Eurorack module by AJH Synth, it's a High Pass filter, with frequency control by either manual pot, and/or external CV with attenuator. It's intended to compliment other filters, particularly low pass VCF modules, in practical tasks such as removing excessive low frequencies, for example when the bass is swamping a mix. It can be switched between 6dB (1 pole) response and 12dB (2 pole) response.

By patching a CV signal to the FCV input it can be voltage-controlled and used musically as with any other VCF. When used in conjunction with a LP filter it forms a fully customisable band pass filter, allowing the range of passbands to be cherry-picked. Feeding in a 1V/Oct pitch CV and setting the FCV pot to a suitable level allows it to track an incoming pitch CV, so the amount of High Pass filtering remains constant as the pitch of the incoming VCOs traverse up and down the frequency range. This can be particularly useful in creating percussive sounds, such as snares and hats, but also on sequenced bass lines. Since it is only 2HP it's a great way to occupy one of those frustrating gaps in your eurorack modular case with something that is deceptively useful, and adds another dimension to the classic bass monster that is the Transistor Ladder Filter."

Sundown Synthesis (Chase Bliss Big Time, Kinotone Sparks, Koma Chromaplane)

video upload by Matt Lowery

"This was an instagram post that turned out to be a pretty darn good exploration of Chromaplane through Sparks and Big Time, so I'm tossing it on Youtube for those of you who are on the hunt for more Big Time audio examples. It’s admittedly busy sonically, but sometimes I just love making a big pot of sonic gumbo.

The modular stuff is a series of homegrown samples being processed by Multigrain, Arbhar, and Morphagene.

If you like these kinds of sounds, grab a copy of my sample pack Bokeh-- it's loaded with sounds from this universe that you can use in your music.

https://otakusound.gumroad.com/l/Boke..."

BLIPPOO BOX LEGACY EURORACK - AUDIO FEEDBACK

video upload by biyiblip

"The Blippoo Box is patched
back into itself.

Its own output is sent through a mixer
and returned to the audio input,
creating an internal feedback loop.

The audio is then shaped and processed
by the Twin Peak Filter."

See the announcement post here.

BLIPPOO BOX LEGACY EURORACK

video upload by biyiblip

"The Blippoo Box enters Eurorack for the first time.

Originally designed by Rob Hordijk, the Blippoo Box is a living instrument of interaction, instability, resonance and discovery.

The Blippoo Box Legacy Eurorack is not an imitation, not a replica and not a copy.

It is the continuation of Rob Hordijk’s official legacy through Biyiblip.

A musical language carried forward with respect, care and deep connection to its origin.

A circuit that reacts.
A sound that keeps changing.
A living form of musical chaos inside your modular system.

Each unit is handmade one by one in Mallorca by Biyiblip.

No mass production.
No generic module.
Just a living instrument with a soul.

Available versions:

🎛 1/4” Jack version
🔌 Banana version
🧩 Eurorack version — first Eurorack edition

🌍 Worldwide shipping available
Now available also through Noisebug."

via Noisebug

"Not just a synthesizer, but an electronic objet d'art with its own distinct character.

Meet the Blippoo Box, an instrument born from a desire to move beyond conventional synthesis. It is, in the words of its creator Rob Hordijk, "bent by design." This philosophy intentionally contradicts the practice of circuit bending—the creative short-circuiting of existing electronics—by instead building an instrument where complex, unpredictable behaviour is a fundamental feature, not a modification.

At its core, the Blippoo Box is an exploration of chaos theory. It is crucial to distinguish the scientific definition of chaos from the common notion of randomness. A random system has no discernible patterns, while a chaotic system is deterministic: its behaviour is governed by fixed, nonlinear rules. However, these systems are so profoundly sensitive to their initial conditions that their long-term behaviour becomes practically unpredictable. This fascinating duality is the engine that drives the Blippoo Box.

This is what is meant by "well-tempered chaos." The instrument is engineered to constantly seek out "balanced states"—what mathematicians call attractors. Within these states, the machine generates patterns that, while never perfectly repeating, have roughly predictable sonic characteristics. These patterns can persist, creating a stable soundscape, before a tiny change in a knob's position pushes the system across a threshold, causing it to "bifurcate" and settle into a new, entirely different balanced state.

This design fundamentally changes the relationship between performer and instrument. It moves away from total control and toward a dynamic of interaction and improvisation. To play the Blippoo Box is to enter into a dialogue with a system that has its own agency and tendencies. The performer learns to guide, influence, and react to the instrument's chaotic nature rather than dictating its every move.

Plug in, experiment, and let it take your performances to the next level."

MiG Thruster Short Demonstration

video upload by epeasant

"This is a quick demo of the new Catalyst Audio Electroserf MiG Thruster vacuum tube noise generator module showing some of the sonic textures that it can produce.

The output of the Thruster goes to the MiG VCA module and then directly to the digital recorder with no external effects or modifications to the sound, other than a bit of resonance "crunch" added by the VCA near the end of the video.

The Catalyst Audio Electroserf modules are now available to purchase at quality synthesizer retailers."

True vacuum tube noise source

Low power draw

100% Analog

NOS Cold War Era Vintage Tubes

Internal feedback pathways​

CV control of major parameters

Bob Moog.... in the labyrinth of infinity

video upload by Ebotronix

Moog, Spectravox, DFAM, Labyrinth, Taurus 2,
Enjoy Electronics ,The Godfather,
Doepfer R2m,
Mutable Instruments, Peaks, Yarns,Shades,
Ornament and Crime,
Roland Aira J 6,
Boss MD 500,
Intellijel Metropolix,
Line6 DL4 Mk 2,
Hologram Electronics Microcosm,
Strymon Big Sky MX, in Dual Mono Mode controlled with
Midi CC by, 16n Faderbank, AtoVproject ,
Major Scale,
05.06.2026
video # 2641

BURHANS TIMBRE 1

video upload by cirtcele

"Multi function module for creating timbre, simple or complex CV/gate patterns and pseudo random noise."

via nonlinearcircuits

8hp

This module can be used in a number of ways:

Timbre generator

CV Pattern generator/sequencer

Controllable pseudo-random noise generator

It is based on ideas presented in an AES article by Ralph W. Burhans

Using the switches, pots and signal input, you can create patterns as simple or as complex as you like.

It is not a 6 stage sequencer as most settings enable more than one channel to be active at once and the CV output is a sum of the voltages set by the pots connected to the active stages.

The switches enable extremely long patterns to be generated. The signal input allows you to change and randomise patterns on the fly, but it fun to flick the switches back’n’forth (centre is off); sometimes you might even return to a previous pattern. It is also fun to feedback a gate output into the signal input to create shorter loops that can be altered with the switches as well.

As a timbre generator, it can add harmonics to sine waves or step in and out of pseudo random noise as the signal and/or clock are CV controlled. It might be good to feed the output to a VCF to smooth some of the edges, but it depends on how noisy you want it.