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Thursday, July 17, 2025
Extra powerfull sequencing for eurorack with Hermod+ & xp32
video upload by Stazma
"More infos & affiliate links in the description // Support on Patreon to get samples from this session: / stazma
Let's talk Hermod+ and xp32 by @squarpinstruments
These two make one of the most powerfull digital control system for eurorack that you can buy. It's almost as powerful as a DAW but it's in your case and it spit out control voltage.
I'll show you the setup i've built on it (you can make it behave like YOU want it to) and I'll make some riffs and beats to show you some of my favorite features.
Have fun!"
Tuesday, July 15, 2025
Boundary Layer Synth Voice - Schlappy Patching 2025 EP.10
video upload by SCHLAPPI ENGINEERING
"New year for Schlappy Patching! We are no going to upload half of these to Stazma's channel to see if we can get more people to see these patches, so please go over here in two weeks for the next episode: / stazma
It's been a while!
In this one we are going to check how to use the new Boundary Layer module as a full synth voice, and process it with the Angle Grinder, as well as the BTFLD and 100 Grit.
Have fun!!"
Wednesday, June 25, 2025
Introducing Boundary Layer by Schlappi Engineering
video upload by SCHLAPPI ENGINEERING
"Boundary Layer is a triple cycling slew acting as a powerhouse of modulation, audio mayhem, and obscure modular tricks."
00:00 Intro Montage
00:26 Introduction
00:43 Control Overview
01:50 Stereo Drone Patch
04:54 Three Percussive Envelopes
07:50 Envelope, Portamento, and Modulator
10:45 Outro jams
Check with dealers on the right for availability.
8 Patches with Boundary Layer by Schlappi Engineering
video upload by Stazma
"New Schlappi Engineering module alert!!!!
Welcome the Boudary Layer, a triple cycling slew acting as a powerhouse of modulation, audio mayhem, and obscure modular tricks in the tradition of Serge DUSG, the Make Noise Maths, our own Boundary, and others while also bringing a few new things to the table.
I'll show you some of my favorite patches with it, most can apply to other similar modules so it might interesting to anyone.
Have fun!"
Schlappi Engineering BOUNDARY LAYER / triple function generator / extensive playthrough
video upload by BRiES
"BOUNDARY LAYER by @SCHLAPPIENGINEERING is an apex triple function generator for eurorack. It has all the tricks up its sleeves and (as usual) is just a joy to work with due to it's well thought out interface and versatile feature set.
In this video I tried getting across how damn useful function generators are, how BOUNDARY LAYER works and how much fun it is to make patches with the module.
I hope you enjoy the video."
0:00 intro
0:40 feature overview
41:22 patch examples
1:00:15 closing thoughts


Boundary Layer is a triple cycling slew acting as a powerhouse of modulation, audio
mayhem, and obscure modular tricks. Each of the channels can act individually as:
-a modulation oscillator
-voltage controlled slew (including portamento)
-AR/AD envelope (decay or release determined by choice of input).
All three channels are tied together by three global inputs, as well as three outputs which select the MAX, MID, and MIN of all three voltages. Using different combinations at audio rate allows for patch programmable stereo drone synth capabilities.
Features
3 separate channels
3 global inputs
3 combined outputs MAX/MID/MIN
Oscillates from low LFO rate (a minute?) to audio rate (>10kHz with exponential feedback)
A CV input switchable between RISE/FALL/BOTH
Bound input for simultaneous control over cycling rate and amplitude
TRIG input for AD envelopes
SLEW input for AR envelopes and portamento or filtering
EOC ouput header switchable between EOR and EOF
16 HP
Skiff friendly 32mm depth (including cable)
current draw: +12V 170mA, -12V 100mA
Check with dealers on the right for availability.
Monday, June 02, 2025
Hermod+ and xp32 goes Braindance
video upload by Stazma
"Finaly managed to shoot a proper thing with the amazing Hermod+ & xp32 combo, by Squarp Instruments. Those two together are an incredible powerhouse of sequencing with many sequencing effects usualy only found in DAW. As it's often called a modular brain I went for something proper braindancy in the vein of my Repeat Eater side project (Analord tribute band you said?).
ALL the sequencing is done from Hermod+, as well as some modulations."
"Other modules used:
Rample by Squarp Intruments on the 808 drums (my own CC808 kit you get on Concrete Collage Bandcamp for free).
x2 810 by System80 on bass & lead
Algo by RYK Modular on FM bass / lead
Envy Machine by RYK for ADSR
Befaco Pico VCF on FM Percussions
x2 Mixswitch from Klavis for mixing
Instruo Seashell on arp"
Thursday, May 29, 2025
Euterpe Itinera Demo
video upload by Stazma
"Today we are going to check out a filter module that properly blew my head off when I tried it at Superbooth: Itenera by Euterpe Synthesizer Laboratories.
It's a Steiner-Parker style design with MANY twists, derived from the monster Vertice Filter Bank made by Euterpe, adapted to the eurorack format.
From sizzly clean resonance to massive distortion and everything in between."
00:00 Intro
02:22 Module Overview
09:25 Sweeps
11:42 Breakbeat Torture!!!!
17:41 Pings, delayed sweeps
18:50 Processing complex audio
23:05 Stepping Filter, Bandpass fun & 909 crunch
28:30 It make kick drums
31:01 Weird stuff and end talk
Thursday, May 15, 2025
Hello DWA - Polyend Synth 1.3
video upload by Stazma
"Now we're checking some fun stuff to do with the brand new DWA engine, that Polyend added in the 1.3 firmware update.
It's a sample based engine that can work for synth sounds as well as for weird mangling of any type of audio.
Have fun!!!"
Relentless Kick Drums - Schlappy Jam
video upload by SCHLAPPI ENGINEERING
"New year for Schlappy Patching! We are no going to upload half of these to Stazma's channel to see if we can get more people to see these patches, so please go over here in two weeks for the next episode: / stazma
Too many hard kicks for no reasons.
Have fun!!"
Tuesday, April 29, 2025
Kastle 2 Wave Bard ✨ Patchable Stereo Sample Player
video upload by Bastl Instruments
First jam - Kastl 2 Wav Bard
video upload by Stazma
BASTL Kastle 2 WAVE BARD — a tiny modular groovebox & rhythm generator! But is it any good?!
video upload by BoBeats
CONTENT
00:00 What is the Wave Bard?
00:50 Overview & sound demos
03:28 Sample specs
03:42 Making some rhythms with Wave Bard
06:20 Can you use it to make actual music?!
09:05 How to load samples
09:38 My thoughts about Wave Bard
Check with dealers on the right for availability. Details and pics follow:

KASTLE 2 WAVE BARD
Experimental, patchable stereo sample player
The Kastle 2 Wave Bard is an experimental, patchable stereo sample player that empowers you to discover new rhythms and riffs through modulation and modularity.
Thursday, April 24, 2025
Big and playable - Tobinski Sequencer & Expander
video upload by Stazma
"Today we are going to check out one of the most advanced analog sequencer on the eurorack market: the Tobinski Sequencer & it's Expander.
I'm a sequencer nerd and this one does have feature I've been dreaming of since quite a while, mostly having multiple channels (four here) that can be clocked independently from each other, multiple parallel voltage outputs and on board switching."
00:00 Intro
02:28 Complex yet simple
08:36 Custom shapes LFO
09:49 1+2 / 3+4 outputs
14:43 Automatic switching 1 & 3 and 2 & 4
17:47 Making weird Jungle music with it
21:27 More on the expander
27:41 Syncing it and making weirdo acid
Friday, April 18, 2025
Frap Tools - System 1
video upload by Stazma
"Today I'm having fun with a small dedicated Frap Tools system. It's a good opportunity to dive into what makes "West Coast" synthesis is and how it work. I'm also going to try to make it jungle (or IDM or whatever you want to call it) and then I'll show you some classic 'west coast' patch I love.
Have fun!"
00:00 Intro
02:32 The modules
04:49 What the hell is 'West Coast Synthesis'
12:21 Does it Jungle??!!
18:38 West Coast Classics PT.1 Crossmod Percussions
21:27 West Coast Classics PT.2 Keyboard Weird
26:00 West Coast Classics PT.3 Polymetric Sequences
34:11 West Coast Classics PT.4 Fake Arp
41:50 End talk"
Thursday, April 10, 2025
Some fun stuff with the MFX Pedal by ALM Busy Circuits
Thursday, April 03, 2025
Having fun with a small Larix Elektro eurorack system
video upload by Stazma
"Today I'll show you some cool patches on a small system built around the Larix Elektro modules: Ritournelle CV & Trig Generator and the beast that is the Dual Undula.
These are awesome to improvise rhythms, synth riff and all sort of abstract bleeps very quickly. You can also process sounds in various ways with the Dual Undula so we will check that out as well.
Have fun!
00:00 Intro
02:43 Patch 1 - Dual Ping
05:54 Modules overview
10:55 Patch 2 - Unexpected Acid
15:00 Patch 3 - Undula Voice
18:15 Patch 4 - Pressure Mid/Side
Tuesday, April 01, 2025
BTMX pattern remix - Schlappy Patching 2025 EP.7
video upload by SCHLAPPI ENGINEERING
"New year for Schlappy Patching! We are no going to upload half of these to Stazma's channel to see if we can get more people to see these patches, so please go over here in two weeks for the next episode: / stazma
In this one we are going to use the BTMX to process a fixed trigger pattern and use the OR logic to add hits to it, so you can play around creating fills by flipping the switches!
Have fun!!"
Thursday, March 27, 2025
Buchla & Tiptop Audio Introduce the Quad Sample & Hold and Polyphonic Adapter Model 264t
TipTop Buchla 264t – What is a quantizer anyway? video upload by Dexba
"We finally have a quantizer in Buchla form, but that poses some questions: what even is a quantizer?
Why is not called that? And how did they handle polyphony in modular 50 years ago?"
264t Quad Sample & Hold & Polyphonic Adapter module demo - Tiptop & Buchla
video upload by Stazma
"Today we are going to check out the new module from the Tiptop & Buchla 200t serie: the Quad Sample & Hold & Polyphonic Adapter Model 264t!
So we will talk about ART a lot, and even play around with TWO 259t to create four voice polyphonic patches."
264t Poly Patch video upload by Todd Barton
"This patch was first unfolded by Kyle Swisher on his Source of Uncertainty Podcast: https://www.amazon.com/Colour-Ink-Jas..."
Also see Todd Barton's original Buchla 264 experiments: • Buchla 264
You can find his Patreon with additional resources here: / synthtodd
via Tiptop Audio
Message from the Mothership to all 200t users on Planet Earth!
We are thrilled to bring you the Quad Sample & Hold and Polyphonic Adapter Model 264t. The module is now shipping, and pre-orders are open at our dealers. Price: $265. [check with dealers on the right for availability]
Don Buchla designed the original 264 in 1970, but only a few were ever mad,e. This module features high-speed sample & hold circuits that can also switch to track & hold, delivering the exceptional performance you’d expect from a Don Buchla design. To push the boundaries further, Don added a groundbreaking feature: the Polyphonic Adapter. This was a bold vision at a time when polyphony was virtually unheard of, synth pioneer Tom Oberheim wouldn’t introduce the world’s first polyphonic synthesizer, the SEM, until 1975. With the 264t, we’ve taken Don’s polyphonic concept one step closer to full realization. We’ve added ART outputs that can drive multiple oscillators equipped with ART, such as the 259t Complex waveform generator. Plus, we’ve incorporated built-in scales, adding a complete ART quantizer working seamlessly alongside Don’s original analog circuits.
Tuesday, March 18, 2025
BTFLD Drum Ratchet & more 4-Bit pattern - Schlappy Patching 2025 EP.6
video upload by Stazma
"Today we will make some drum patterns using the 4-Bit modules once again but in a more predictable way, taking advantage of the reset input on the Nibblers.
We'll also have a look at a very fun way to generate "bursts" or rum rolls kind of pattern with the BTFLD being fed some slopes at it's input!
Have fun!"
Wednesday, March 12, 2025
A 1U Delay with character - Crypta by Ritual Electronics
video upload by Stazma
"Today we are checking out the new 1U delay from Ritual Electronics: Crypta.
It's a PT2933 delay, meaning it has that crunchy and lo-fi character you are to expect from this chip, but this one is taking that crunchyness VERY far, with it's 'poubelle' switch ('poubelle' is French for 'trash can'). All the way from classic delay & chorus to fuzz like PWM sounds, there's quite a bunch of fun stuff to try with this thing.
Have fun!!!"
00:00 Intro
02:44 Module Overview
07:06 Chorus / Vibrato / Flanger
09:53 WTH is "Poubelle"???
13:09 Breakbeat Torture and feedback
19:11 End talk & Dub
Check with dealers on the right for availability.
"From short and clean delays to long and filthy echoes all the way to utter sonic destruction
It can reflect, it can smear, it can resonate, it can dub, it can noise, it can no-input. Crypta is a powerful 1U Eurorack delay module, designed to bring complex, immersive echoes to your modular setup. With intuitive controls for delay time, feedback, and mix, Crypta allows for smooth adjustments, whether you're aiming for subtle short resonator-like repeats, dramatic, cascading echoes or full on broken noises.
Designed to span from ultra-short, clean delays to long, filthy echoes, Crypta pushes the PT2399 delay to its limits. We’ve abused the modest karaoke chip to get around 4 seconds of delay—possibly the longest anyone has dared to go.
Crypta has a 'Poubelle' switch. Means 'trash can' in French. In middle position you have your regular delay. To the left and to the right you get two flavors of broken. Circuit bending by design, similar to the Color switch which makes Guillotine so great."
Monday, March 10, 2025
MultiMod - flexible movement generator and weird delay?
video upload by Stazma
"Today I'm happy to show you the new module from Make Noise: MultiMod.
It's hard to tell what it is because it does a lot in quite unconventional ways. It's very interesting and fun to play with, and I will share with you some of my experiments with it in this video.
Have fun!!!
More info here: https://www.makenoisemusic.com/module..."
00:00 Intro
02:30 Module Overview
04:32 Multi-Shape 8 tap LFO?
08:28 Processing Sequences
14:12 8-Tap weird delay
19:05 Processing an envelope
24:25 Breakbeat Torture
29:04 Add feedback to your delay patch
34:11 Channel Index out as a bonus stepped voltage
37:09 End talk
Friday, March 07, 2025
So good you need more than one - Mixswitch by Klavis
video upload by Stazma
"Today we are checking out not one... but FOUR Mixwitch by Klavis Modular.
This module is to my taste one of the best utility modules ever designed as it can do from simple mixiing, to more complex invertion / offset and even go to sequencer / switch behaviour.
Wich is why I wanted to demonstrate it using more than one, having a few can help you to perform quite complex tasks. It's RAM but for modular synth ;-)"
Monday, March 03, 2025
303 Day 2025 - Making a pattern with the Xoxbox
video upload by Stazma
"Again an anti-purist celebration of a classic Roland machine: I'll celebrate #303day with you today with the first clone of the classic silver box, the Xoxbox.
I'll show you how to program a pattern with it and how to jam with a drum machine via midi while in pattern edit mode, so you can keep playing around with the bassline."
Monday, February 24, 2025
Audrey II Demo - Synthux Academy
video upload by Stazma
"Today we are checking out weird and wonderful Audrey II by Synthux Academy.
This digital synth that you play only with knobs is emulating feedback in the way you can hear it when you place an electric guitar close to it's amp.
It sounds VERY good and you can use it to make a some horror soundscape or, as you will see, to create weird textures that you can can cut up into percussions."
00:00 Intro
02:17 Overview
09:44 Using in a Jungle track
15:41 Chopping it up with hardware
22:46 Sequenced Stereo Filtering
27:17 End talk
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