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video upload by SOMA Laboratory

"Video by SOMA Labs Music artist John Holcroft

Special thanks to his family: daughter Fiona, wife Nancy and brother James"

video upload by Qu - Bit

"Our fractal sequencer has blossomed into something new, yet familiar. Follow along as we take a quick look at the new and improved Qu-Bit Bloom v2, a 3-channel, 64 steps per channel CV and gate sequencer with a whole lot of tricks up its sleeve!

Pre-Orders are now available. Shipping everywhere May 27, 2025!"

Check with dealers on the right for availability.

Update: press release follows:

Qu-Bit Electronix readily reimagines mainstay sequencer as Bloom v2 with additional features and configurability compared to predecessor

SAN CLEMENTE, CA, USA: Q-Bit Electronix, acclaimed as a California-based modular synthesis brand behind the likes of Data Bender, Nebulae, Stardust, and other premier Eurorack modules, is proud to announce availability of the Daisy platform-based Bloom v2 — readily reimagining its mainstay sequencer as a multi-channel fractal formulation offering an abundance of additional features and configurability compared to its predecessor in ways that its creators collectively could not have hitherto imagined, yet perfectly aligns with an already established ethos of turning a knob and creating musical magic — as of June 18…

As a three-channel, 64-step CV and gate sequencer at its roots, Bloom v2 provides all the bread and butter controls considered necessary for creating a catchy, melodic sequence. Saying that, though, a quick push through the ‘leaves’ — like a tree, the enhanced Eurorack module in question features up to 128 different paths from the eight-step ‘trunk’ sequence’s seven ‘branches’ (taking those eight steps up to 64) to reach those ‘leaves’ and allow everything to musically bloom — reveals just how impressive its available array of controls actually are. After all, Bloom v2 lets users dial in any and allsequence data on a per-step basis — not just the note pitch. Put it this way: while it is perfectly possible to set gate state and length, slew amount, and ratchet amount — read: real (clock-synchronised) ratcheting, no less, users can also allow Bloom v2 to generate any aspect of the sequence by pushing the new reseed button, effectively dice-rolling the sequence for a fresh new take with each push of that button!

“Bloom was really the beginning of our foray into Qu-Bit’s new design ethos, whereby the module can take the wheel and generate beautiful music, if you want it to.” So says Qu-Bit Electronix Co-Founder Andrew Ikenberry by way of an alluring opener, before going on to reveal, “There was so much we wanted to do with the first Bloom, but couldn’t due to the hardware limitations of the time; now, with the Daisy platform, flexible USB port, and bespoke sequence editor, we really feel like Bloom v2 is the de facto Qu-Bit sequencer!”

And advancements have clearly been made above and beyond Bloom. Outside of having an additional channel and double the step length for sequences, Bloom v2 can save and load sequences — and their ‘branches’ — to and from a connected USB drive. Taking things several steps further, Qu-Bit Electronix has gone so far as to integrate a web-based sequence editor on Narwhal (https://narwhal.qubitelectronix.com/), its settings web app, where users can edit every aspect of a sequence — even editing the branch steps, so they can access a fully-programmable 512-step sequence — as well as setting a host of preferential behaviours and settings. Since sequences can be saved as individual files, users can share their sequences with other Bloom v2 users, adding the potential for a rich community of sequence-builders.

Eagle-eyed users of Qu-Bit Electronix’s original fractal sequencer Eurorack module will, without doubt, first become aware of a change brought about by Bloom v2’s updated layout, irrespective of its impressive new features. For instance, the main sequence encoders are now in a horizontal arrangement, with an intricate arboreal pattern weaving between each step. Furthermore, front panel artwork also acts as an eye-catching reference by illuminating which ‘Tune Mode’ the step encoders are using, with five different step editing modes currently available — namely, Note Pitch (illuminated in blue), Gate Length (green), Slew Amount (orange), Ratchet Amount (purple), and Mod Output (white).

Worth noting is the fact that the three channels on Bloom v2 each sport a new output — labelled mod 1, mod 2, and mod 3, respectively — as a CV modulation-focused affair that is fully sequence-able alongside the (self-explanatory) gate 1, gate 2, and gate 3, plus note 1, note 2, and note 3 outputs of the two other channels. But better still, there are three different output modes to choose from when working with those new outputs, Shapes being the default mod output as an LFO shape-builder mode, whereby each step can output a unique LFO shape or ratcheted variant of that shape, allowing usersto build complex modulation strings that are synchronised with the ‘trunk’ sequence; Envelope mode outputs a simple AD (Attack Decay) envelope with per-step peak control; and Stepped Voltage mode outputs a fixed voltage per step between 0V and +5V, perfect for velocity or stereo pan sequencing.

But Bloom v2’s sequences are not just outputted as voltages. Thanks to the new MIDI output and included TRS-to-MIDI cable, it can drive any MIDI-equipped device with its fractal power, and, at the same time, an onboard USB port allows it to become a MIDI host. Try transposing the sequence with a chromatic keyboard or triggering full pattern swaps on the fly with a MIDI controller.

Concludes Andrew Ikenberry: “Bloom v2 really opens up generative sequencing in a whole new way. Indeed, it can be random, while surprisingly intriguing and musical, and I’m excited to share this new evolution of our sequencer with the modular community.”

Clearly, then, Bloom v2 is evolutionary, hitting all the sweet spots as a creative sequencer with its immediacy and fine-tuning abilities all rolled neatly and imaginatively into an 18HP-width Eurorack module that adds a handful of requested additions as well as a few unexpected but game-changing new features. Furthermore, it is future-proofed by being based on the easily-updatable Daisy platform, so Q-Bit Electronix will continue tending their readily reimagined mainstay sequencer while watching how Bloom v2 blossoms throughout the modular community, members of which who can continually content themselves with planting the seeds of their next patch in the meantime.

Bloom v2 is available worldwide from Qu-Bit Electronix’s growing global network of distributors (https://www.qubitelectronix.com/distributors) with an MSRP (Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price) of $499.00 USD or directly via its dedicated webpage (which includes more in-depth information) here: https://www.qubitelectronix.com/shop/p/bloom-v2

Verbos Electronics Modular Synth Techno | Eurorack

video upload by Akihiko Matsumoto

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."

more moog

video upload by Jexus (sounds-for-synths.com)

"Shut Up & Play : No Talking, No FX, Just Moog Muse - Custom Sounds."

"Read more about these sounds / presets: https://sounds-for-synths.com/moog-muse"

CLICK FOR MORE »

TipTop Polyphonic Modular Synthesizer - Presentation/Tutorial by gattobus

video upload by gattobus

"In this video I'm showing you my new TipTop Audio Modular Synth, that will be a permanent part of my studio setup for my music production and sound creation activity.

Many thanks to TitpTop Audio for the support and for sponsoring this video.

00:00 Intro
01:06 Octopus
02:06 Vortex 6
02:39 PolyTip Cable
03:04 Octopass Poly Filter
03:32 Octogain
03:51 Poly Envelopes
04:55 Polyphonic Modular VS Classic Synth
05:45 Let's Jam!!!

Thanks for watching!"

3 visual sequences / SILHOUETTE SPORT

video upload by SILHOUETTE-SYNTHESIZERS

"In this video the audiovisual synthesizer SILHOUETTE SPORT generates sequences and sound by transforming visual shapes put on the lighttable (streamed by the internal camera).
Visit SILHOUETTE at Superbooth 25: Booth H 195"

Korg Modwave - "Ambient Worlds Vol.2" Soundset (40 Performances)

video upload by LFOstore

"'Ambient Worlds Vol.2' – A Cinematic Soundset for Korg Modwave! Dive into ethereal soundscapes and expansive atmospheres with 'Ambient Worlds Vol.2'— a 40-preset collection meticulously crafted for the Korg Modwave by renowned sound designer, OttO K. Schwarz! From evolving pads that breathe with life to crystalline pianos, haunting flutes, and hypnotic arpeggios, this soundset is designed for producers, composers, and sound explorers who crave depth and emotion in their music.

The presets are modwheel- and modulation knobs - assined. The soundset is suitable for both hardware and software (native) versions of Korg Modwave and comes with easy-to-import external sample bank. The product kit includes detailed installation instructions to make the process of loading presets as quick as possible.

The soundset is ideal for Modwave users who want professional, inspiring presets; film & game composers seeking emotional, atmospheric textures; ambient & electronic producers crafting immersive soundscapes; as well as sound designers looking for unique, evolving timbres. 'Ambient Worlds Vol.2' is more than a preset pack - it’s a gateway to new creative dimensions! Whether scoring a film, producing ambient music, or designing otherworldly soundscapes, these presets will inspire and transform your work. Available now – unlock the power of ambient exploration!

SPECIFICATIONS
40 exclusive sample-based presets (performances) are available;
Suitable for both hardware & software (native) versions;
All presets are royalty-free!
To import the presets just use Librarian import function.

Please find the soundset here - https://ottolfo.sellfy.store/modwave/"

Elastic OSC iOS App Release Video

video upload by Oliver Greschke

"Elastic OSC is a synthesizer app based on the DSP code of the Mutable Instruments Plaits hardware oscillator module, one of the most beloved (and cloned) oscillator module in the Eurorack modular scene!
While Plaits is monophonic, Elastic OSC can also be used in 8-voice polyphonic mode. This means you can use it either as a sophisticated, experimental monophonic sound source — like the original — or as a regular polyphonic keyboard with a wide variety of great sounds. Of course, you can also combine both approaches!

Elastic OSC is designed for playability and simplicity – similar to the Plaits hardware, which has 4 Main Knobs for all essential Synth Parameters. Elastic OSC is essentially a one-screen app with no menu diving. It features two XY pads for intuitive sound manipulation of the OSC engine and the effects. Despite the simplicity of the clean interface, the sound possibilities are vast. Under the surface you’ll find 24 different oscillator models and the ability to automate parameter changes, as it is possible in all Elastic apps.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/elastic..."

Introducing Arpeggio Lab for the Reason Rack

video upload by Reason Studios

"Arpeggio Lab is a pattern playground, designed to kickstart your creativity. It reimagines the classic arpeggiator by splitting your chord into two roles: Anchor and Movement. Anchor lays down the groove, Movement dances around it — breaking rules and filling space in unexpected ways.

Fully integrated into the Reason Rack, it plays nice with instruments, chord generators, and honestly whatever else you want to throw at it. To put it simply – it’s a creative tool for anyone who wants to cure their creative block."

Eight Song Ideas with Arpeggio Lab for Reason

video upload by Reason Studios

"Learn More and Try Arpeggio Lab:
http://www.reasonstudios.com/arpeggiolab

Contents:

0:00 Intro
0:23 Getting Started
3:30 Builds & Modifiers
6:28 Arpeggio Bass Lines
8:55 Arpeggio Percussion
11:25 Pentatonic Sparkle
14:13 Layered Bass Lines
17:04 Latching Arpeggios
20:04 Advanced Modulation"