Doriana ~ 6x panning by Orbit 3

video upload by Ebotronix

Joranalogue Audio Design,
Orbit 3, 2x Cycle 5, 2x Filter 8, 2x Generate 3, Fold 6, Pivot 2, Select 2,
2x Contour 1, Collide 4, 2x, Link 2, Enhance 2, Step 8,
Morph 4,Mix 3, Delay 1,
Tunefish, µYarns, Shades, µPeaks, 2x Ornament and Crime,
WMD Time Warp,
2x Doepfer R2m, A 177-2,
Happy Nerding Pan Mix,
Hologram Electronics Microcosm Special Edition 2024,
Strymon Big Sky MX, controlled by,
ATO Faderbank 16 n , with Midi CC,
Korg Drumlogue,
25.07.2025
video # 2559

nad bhairav massage

video upload by Ebotronix

Joranalogue Audio Design,
2x Cycle 5, 2x Filter 8,Generate 3,Fold 6,Pivot 2,Select 2,
2x Contour 1,Collide 4, 2x, Link 2, Enhance 2, Step 8, Morph 4,Mix 3,
Tunefish, µYarns, Shades, µPeaks,
Ornament and Crime,
Natbhairav scale, number of notes: 7
notes (in cents): 0, 203.9, 385.9, 497.7, 702.3, 792.2, 1088.3
2x Doepfer R2m, A 177-2,
4ms Peg, DLD,
Hologram Electronics Microcosm Special Edition 2024,
Strymon Big Sky MX, controlled by,
ATO Faderbank 16 n , with Midi CC,
22.07.2025
video # 2558

Bilaval thaat

video upload by Ebotronix

Joranalogue Audio Design,
2x ,Cycle 5, 2x ,Filter 8,Generate 3,Fold 6,Pivot 2,Select 2,
Contour 1,Collide 4, 2x, Link 2, Enhance 2, Step 8, Morph 4,
Tunefish, µYarns, Shades, µPeaks,
Ornament and Crime,
Bilaval Scale, number of notes: 7,
notes (in cents): 0, 203.9, 385.9, 497.7, 702.3, 906.2, 1088.3,
Doepfer R2m, A 177-2,
4ms Peg, DLD,
Hologram Electronics Microcosm Special Edition 2024,
Strymon Big Sky MX, controlled by,
ATO Faderbank 16 n , with Midi CC,
18.07.2025
video # 2557

Joranalogue Delay-1 Sound Demo (no talking) with Knobula Monumatic, Strymon Magneto and others

video upload by Limbic Bits

0:00 Intro Performance (noise as exciter)
1:54 Delay-1 as Chorus / Phaser
2:46 Karplus Strong Synthesis
3:37 Pulse-modulated Chorus
4:30 Extreme delay settings (glitch)
5:56 Hypnotoad Drone with Noise

"Joranalogue Delay-1 is an all-analog module designed for very short delays (1–50 ms), making it perfect for applications such as chorus, flanging, comb filtering, Karplus–Strong synthesis, and more. Thanks to its flexible array of patch points, it also lends itself well to more experimental uses.

I especially liked the introduction of glitches and artifacts when feeding the delay with an external clock oscillator to enable longer delay times. Of course, a low-pass filter in the signal chain is almost mandatory in that context.

With pristine build quality, great sound, and plenty of creative options, Delay-1 is an intriguing playground for larger modular systems—or for anyone looking to explore Karplus–Strong synthesis in more depth. It works well on its own but truly shines when combined with external signals, modulation, and further processing."

Joranalogue Collide 4 | SynthFest 2025

video upload by SynthFest France

"Joranalogue présente son tout nouvel oscillateur "ordinateur spectral en quadrature" (!), développé avec Hainbach, et qui est bien plus qu'un simple oscillateur. Difficile à décrire, mieux vaut l'écouter!

Joranalogue a soutenu l'édition 2025 du SynthFest en offrant un oscillateur Cycle 5 à la tombola, aidant à financer l'évènement."

Googlish:

"Joranalogue presents its brand new "quadrature spectral computer" oscillator (!), developed with Hainbach, which is much more than just an oscillator. It's hard to describe, but it's better to listen to it!

Joranalogue supported the 2025 edition of SynthFest by donating a Cycle 5 oscillator to the raffle, helping to fund the event."

A Track With: Collide 4 - Joranalogue and Hainbach's Test Equipment Module

video upload by sonicstate

"The ‪@joranalogue‬ / ‪@Hainbach‬ collaboration module - Collide 4 has been out for a little while, Hainbach is building a new live rig based on four of them as they encompass some of his beloved and enormous test equipment gear, but in a way more practical 20HP format.

In this video, our resident modular artist ‪@matthsmatthsmatths‬ uses Collide 4 as the sole sound source and puts together a piece using just that plus some additional processing. Using both the Filter and the Oscillator plus the 8 separate outputs, there's a lot of tonal variation."

Chapters:
00:00:00 Introduction to the Collide 4
00:01:14 Crafting Kick Drums
00:03:03 Exploring Hi-Hats and Snares
00:11:19 Building Basslines and Melodies
00:25:20 Final thoughts and Track

Joranalogue Collide 4 masterclass | 26 March 2025

video upload by Signal Sounds

"A recording of our in-store event on 26 March 2025 with special guest Joran van Gremberghe of Joranalogue. He gives an in-depth demo of the mighty Collide 4 Eurorack module, which was developed in collaboration with musician and YouTuber Hainbach. Joran explains how it's inspired by vintage lock-in amplifiers but includes a host of new twists that expand its horizons for musical synthesis.

Collide 4 is available here:
https://www.signalsounds.com/joranalo...

Check out Tom's demo too:" [previously posted here]

Patch Programming in the 21st Century with Joranalogue

video upload by Roma Modulare

"At Roma Modulare 2024, the founder of Joranalogue, Joran van Gremberghe, will present his concept of the modern patch-programmable modular synth, where adding even a single module grows your possibilities exponentially."

Joranalogue System

video upload by Ebotronix

Joranalogue Audio Design,
2x ,Cycle 5,
2x ,Filter 8,
Generate 3,
Fold 6,
Pivot 2,
Select 2,
Contour 1,
Collide 4,
Link 2,
Enhance 2,
Tunefish Modular, Ornament and Crime,µ Peaks,
Happy Nerding , PanMix,
Doepfer R2m, 2x, A 177-2,
WMD, Modbox,
Intuitive Instruments Exquis,
Strymon Big Sky MX, controlled by,
ATO Faderbank 16 n , with Midi CC,
Aeolian Scale,
20.02.2025
vid # 2474

Joranalogue Audio Design ~ Collide 4 ~ Frequency Shifter

video upload by Ebotronix

Joranalogue Audio Design,
Collide 4, Fold 6, Filter 8,Contour 1,Enhance 2, Select 2 ,
Mutable Instruments, Braids Renaissance,Clouds, Shades,
4ms, Peg,
XAOC, 3x, Batumi,
Tunefish Modular , µPeaks,
Doepfer , R2m, Ribbon Controller, A 177-2, Boss EV 30,
Strymon, Big Sky MX, controlled by,
ATO Faderbank 16 n , with Midi CC,
Bastle Bestie,
07.02.2025
vid # 2468

Hainbach presenting Joranalogue Collide 4 - Workshop at SchneidersLaden

video upload by SchneidersLaden

"The one and only ‪@Hainbach‬ presents Collide 4 - a unique (it really is unique!) Eurorack module that was created in a collaboration between Joranalogue and Hainbach himself. This video captures the full presentation and workshop held at SchneidersLaden on October 23rd 2024 – right after Collide 4 was released.

In this session Hainbach explores the unique capabilities of the Collide 4 Eurorack module—a lock-in amplifier adapted from scientific research technology. Hainbach demonstrates how this powerful tool generates and processes audio, transforming complex scientific principles into creative sound applications.

Follow along as Hainbach breaks down the module's features, shares practical use cases, and offers insights into the unexpected sound possibilities that emerge when scientific devices meet modular synthesis.

The first batch of the module was instantly sold out but we just received the second delivery (already almost sold out again) – so enjoy the workshop video while your own Collide 4 might already be on the way to you. We’ll let you know when we receive the next delivery!

This workshop marked one of the last events at SchneidersLaden's Kottbusser Tor location, making it a significant moment for us. By now we are back in full swing at organizing Workshops in our new location in Berlin-Neukölln. See you there!"

Joranalogue Audio Design x Hainbach / COLLIDE 4 / lock-in amp eurorack power / PLAYTHROUGH

video upload by BRiES

"In this video I demonstrate and try to explain the functionality of the powerhouse module that is COLLIDE 4. I split up the video into three chapters providing you with plenty of examples on how to use the different sections of the module seperately and together.

COLLIDE 4 is a collab between the Belgian electronical hi-tech wizardry team at Joranalogue Audio Design and German contemporary artist and mad audiolab scientist Hainbach. They teamed up to make a miniature version of a lock-in amplifier, a versatile test device that can be either used to hunt for subatomic particles or to make earth-shattering kickdrums and eery melody lines straight from a Kindergarten Horror flick. Joran decided that this wasn't enough of a flex so he added frequency shift functionality to the unit and don't ask me how he did it but he made the cleanest frequency shifter ever. COLLIDE 4 being all analog ciruitry that's one hell of a thing to do."

0:00 intro
2:03 input section
36:27 oscillator section
50:35 confusing section
1:16:31 closing statements

COLLIDE 4 Just Sound Series

432 vs 440Hz concert pitch | Love never dies, but Math never lies.

video upload by Cinematic Laboratory

"I am aware this is a controversial subject, but I've been intrigued by it for a long time. First, I was open for it, then I became doubtful and ended up in 'it makes no difference' camp. It's just a frequency like any other.
Honestly, this was supposed to be a 'fun' video where I'd investigate the subject like a mad scientist would, without jumping to conclusions.

From a numerologic perspective, 432 is a fun number. When you add all digits, you'd end up with 4+3+2 = 9. If you tune A to 432, the next A would be 864. Again, 8+6+4 = 1+8 = 9. If you'd use equal temperament, all notes in your scale would be integer (whole) numbers with no decimals, and the digits of all frequencies would add up to 9. A440 would have eight 'broken' frequencies in the scale. But that's numerology, it doesn't make music any better or worse. A VCO runs perfectly stable on 345.6701 Hz and it will probably drift all over the place when it's analog. Does 432 make any sense from the perspective of the Universe? Quite. The number constantly turns up in time and space. Ofcourse it also returns in the Great Pyramid and the lightspeed constant.

Again, that's just numerology and it has nothing to do with frequency. That's like apples, oranges or cows. Or is it? Frequency is cycles per second. Cycles are circles moving in time and phase is expressed in numbers like 45, 90, 180 and 360. There's that number 9 again. How about time? There are 4320 seconds in 12 hours. So maybe, just maybe, 432 Hz is not like 432 cows. The number 9 is a funny number.

Mr Spock would say 'fascinating' and raise an eyebrow.

I've set my Mordax Data to 432 and 440 Hz on 'wave generator' so I could play both with a sequence. Sure it sounds different, because it's tuned a tiny bit lower (98,18 of 100%). By itself this would have a psychological effect of relief, of closure. When you start A440 and play A432, it's relaxing.
But this also happens when you move a semitone or note down.

I ran my Mordax raw sinewaves through Joranalogue's Collide 4 and used it as a resonating body (with the filter and the quadrature ring mod).
I ran a sequence spanning a wide range of notes, with plenty of reverb to make the notes interact, blur and sustain. Then, suddenly the differences between A440 and A432 wasn't subtle anymore. It was huge.

Better? I think so, but that's personal taste. Healing? Nah. More natural? I think so too. But there's nothing magical about it, it's math. I figured that a frequency doubles for each octave, so the range of A0 to A9 would sound completely different for 432 and 440. In fact, the high notes in 440 end up 256 Hz higher than in 432. It doesn't sound like a big deal, but A3 (220 Hz) is already one octave below A4 (440).

So my 'conclusion' is that A432 sounds much lower over the full range of 88 piano keys and the highs are less high. Pitch quality is different, it sounds different, and interaction with other complex frequencies will be different. Resonance and FM will be different. It's up to you to determine what sounds best. Please share your experience in the comments, and please note I am just having fun. I don't believe in the 440 conspiracy and I don't think it's bad for your health. I believe ALL music can support a healing process, but always listen to your doctor first."

Joranalogue x Hainbach Collide 4 | Making music with a Quadrature Spectral Computer

video upload by Tom Churchill

"Collide 4 was one of the most talked-about modules of 2024. It’s a collaboration between Joranalogue and the musician and YouTuber Hainbach, and it’s inspired by the lock-in amplifiers used in vintage nuclear test equipment. In this video, I build some patches to show how I’ve been using Collide 4 both a sound source and as a processor for external signals. There are some ‘softer’ musical applications alongside some grittier stuff."

Musique Concrète ~ 7 Clouds ~ Granular

video upload by Ebotronix

sound source:
Make Noise Morphagene,
Mutable Instruments, Clouds, 2x Beads,2x Ripples,
Tunefish Modular , 2x Monsoon ( µCell), 2x Typhoon,
low drone:
Joranalogue, contour 1, Filter 8, Select 2, FDL 6, Enhance 2,
Befaco, ST Mix,
08.01.2025
vid # 2454

Fala Versio | Versio Platform | Episode 13

video upload by Cinematic Laboratory

"Noise Engineering has just released three new firmwares for the Versio, Legio and Alia platforms. As always, they're amazing and they're free downloads for any of those platforms. Fala Versio is a formant filter that's super easy to use. It will add a lot of vocal expression to your patch. On mild settings you can create choir-like sounds, on more extreme settings it will talk. In short, it's just amazing.

This is a simple video, which was a warm bath after my last Leibniz video. I'll be using MakeNoise Strega, Bruxa, Serge Medusa and the Broken Loquelic as my sound sources which create an excellent mood for the time between XMAS and the happy new year. I did not make any 'best wishes' or 'best of 2024' video this year because I couldn't finish it in time. I also realized that my 'best of 2024' are never going to be my all time favorites (except the new Serge Medusa and Instruo Dail).

Obviously I wish you all the best and I am hoping you'll have a great time patching the modular during the holiday season - and beyond. I'll probably post something before the end of the year.

Serge has been a personal discovery in 2024, so instead of getting the latest modules, I went back to 70's tech and it's a dream come true. I also love Bruxa a lot. Objectively the Joranalogue x Hainbach Collide 4 is a major achievement in eurorack, and it's impossible to ignore DivKid's colllab-contributions to the eurorack landscape, including the Droid patch.

I still need to figure out my DivSkip. XAOC Berlin is a must-have in the Leibniz niche, but on it's own it's just a very basic VCO. Another favorite is Oneiroi and it's cool to see that Black Maths is on the bestseller list, proving the old stuff doesn't get old. The new Buchla/TTA modules are also dreams that came true and it's great to finally have an orginal 259 . I didn't have time to dive into the new Qu-Bit StarDust looper, but I bet it will be worth checking out if you want to escape monophony."

Rauhnacht'

video upload by Ebotronix

"Make Noise System with Strymon Big Sky MX
Contour, 2x Erbe Verb, Function, LXD, 2x Maths V1, Maths V2,
2x Mimeophone, 2x MMG, 4x Moddemix, Morphagene , Mysteron,
2x Optomix, 2x Pressure Points / Brains, 2x QMMG v1 & v 2, QPAS,
Rene , RXMX, Spectraphone, 5x STO, 2x Telharmonic (Shepard Generator) ,
Tempi, 5 x Xpan, XPO, 2x Wiard Wogglebug!
the others:
Tunefish Modular 3x 1u Ornament and Crime with Phaserville
Calibr8or with Natbhairav Scale number of notes: 7
notes (in cents): 0, 203.9, 385.9, 497.7, 702.3, 792.2, 1088.3
Temps Util, µYarns, Twiigs, µVeils.
Mutable Intruments Shades.
4ms Peg
Joranalogue Filter 8
Doepfer R2m , A 138n, A 156, 2x A 177-2 with 2x Boss EV 30
Befaco Stereo Mixer,
XAOC Batumi
ATO Faderbank 16 n Midi CC to Strymon Big Sky MX!
27.12.2024
vid # 2449"

A Small Wall of Test Equipment: My Modular Setup For 2025

video upload by HAINBACH

"I have made so many Eurorack modular setups in the past, none of them stuck around as an instrument. For 2025 I want to create one that enables me to perform my test equipment music live, relying heavily on the ‪@joranalogue‬ Collide 4."

00:00 The Problem I am Trying to Solve
01:33 Module Overview
06:35 Patching
13:35 Exploring Phase Output
16:21 Sound Examples
19:45 Adding Tape Loops
20:57 Final Thoughts

Joranalogue Cycle 5

video upload by Quincas Moreira Music

"In this video, I dive into the Joranalogue Cycle 5 module, showcasing its powerful modulation capabilities and unique features."

"A small Eurorack oscillator that packs a punch" // Cycle 5 from Joranalogue

video upload by DivKid

"Here we have the new Cycle 5 Eurorack oscillator from Joranalogue. It's relatively small at 6HP but as Joranalogue say "it packs a punch." It's a highly stable and precise device for tuning with the mid fine tune position giving the note C (this has been bang on my testing in a couple of cases) and has octave and fifth tuning switches, 2x v/oct inputs (so you don't need external precision adders) and on board variable waveform morphing."

*TIMING INDEX // CHAPTERS*
00:00 Hello & patch previews
01:20 Feature run down
02:30 The beauty of dual v/oct inputs
04:53 Morphing variable waveshapes
06:59 Audio rate morphing - like FM/AM … but better!?
09:12 Reset - hard sync!
12:07 Self patching new waveshapes
14:13 Rich PWM & classic bass sounds
17:01 Audiorate PWM - one of my favourite techniques
20:56 LFO mode - complex drone modulation
23:31 Where’s the FM?

Check with dealers on the right for availability.

Joranalogue Audio Design CYCLE 5 / a playthrough of this very useful VCO and LFO

video upload by BRiES

"It can be your standard basic go to VCO both to use in your patches and as a reference to tune everything else to. It has an octave switch that is both a performance tool as well as just damn useful in the studio.

The video is a bit longwinded, which usually seems to be the case with my videos lately, but I think I covered all the basics (and a bit more). Should I cut out the live patching next time?"