Mutable Instruments Tribute Jam...

video upload by Cables For Clouds

"Mutable Instruments was a game changer in eurorack. MI modules inspired many musicians such as myself in ways I never thought imaginable. Music i never thought Id make is because of mutable instruments.
Goodbye Mutable Instruments.
Thanks for helping me broaden my music capabilities.

Mutable Instruments Modules used in this video:
Mutable Instruments Rings
Mutable Instruments Plaits
Mutable Instruments Elements
Mutable Instruments Tides
Mutable Instruments Clouds
Mutable Instruments Braids"

Mutable Instruments' founder, Émilie Gillet, recently announced the following:

“I won’t design new modules and production is progressively stopping. Modules are marked as discontinued when the last shipment is sent to dealers. I can’t predict when it happens as it depends on how fast a batch is made, and how fast it gets sold. It might happen in a week, in a month or in a quarter. There is no easter egg, no plot twist, no teaser.”

See the dealers on the right for availability.

Taking our MIDI gear offgrid: Stolperbeats and Digitone

video upload by Making Sound Machines

"Finished a chilled weekend with a nice Sunday evening jam! Stolperbeats is heard here MIDI sequencing Elektron's Digitone 4 voice FM synth, a secret Making Sound Machines Eurorack prototype called Percussive Maintenance as well as Fred's Lab's cheeky little paraphonic voice called Zekit. If you haven't already, go check out the DIY workshops at Superbooth 2022 - where you can actually build a Zekit yourself!

Stolperbeats, roughly translating to 'beats tripping over themselves', is a drum trigger sequencer designed to create shuffled beats influenced by artists like Flying Lotus, Hiatus Kaiyote and J Dilla. We've always been fascinated by taking our beats offgrid to give them more fluidity and life. This module allows you to easily dial in and seamlessly switch between all the shuffle, feeling and groove we would, in the past, painstakingly nudge together in a DAW.

Stolperbeats' timing is set to Clave, a special mode where the accents in a 3:3:2 rhythm are fixed "on time" and the rest of the notes shuffle around that. The idea came when we chopped up some Modeselektor beats and started to add swing to them.

The Elektron Digitone acts as a sound module here, receiving Stolperbeats' triggers as MIDI notes - channel, pitch, velocity and note length can be adjusted per track to map to any MIDI capable drum machine or synth. The MIDI is split using the incredibly handy Meeblip cubit to target an extra bass voice on Fred's Lab Zekit. Of course, you can still patch the triggers into Eurorack at the same time, so we whipped out our Percussive Maintenance drum voice to add a kick and some hihats.

While Digitone's internal sequencer is not running in this sketch, Stolperbeats still sends a MIDI clock signal so the tempo synchronizes across the two machines. Enrica uses the built-in keys to live-transpose one of the tracks and play a shuffled melody on top of the sketch. We're very excited about Elektron 's new Syntakt by the way, that looks like a perfect match for Stolperbeats."

kNoB technology η Carinae Review and Tutorial

video upload by kNoB Technology

"kNoB technology VCO eurorack module η Carinae
Our ray of light during a dark time
* Two-level waveforming
* 4 basic waves and white noise with vactrol LP filter
* Wave folding for sine and triangle waves
* Smooth saw ramp shaper (Rise to Fall)
* PWM
* Two SUB OSC f/2 + f/4
* Hard and Soft sync
* LFO mode
* Pure analog design in every part of the module

Time sections:
00:00​ Hello
00:20​ Review of controls
00:39​ WAVE and PWM|S + waveshaping
02:28​ WAVE and PWM|S + modulations
03:55 SUB OSC
05:23 FM modulation
05:59 LFO mode
06:57​ Sync
08:24 Inputs
08:40​ Outputs
09:55​ Touchpads
10:24 Adding sequence and modulation
13:37 Self-patching for dummies
16:16 ​Self-patching and complex waveshaping"

ηCarinae

kNoB technology introduce new VCO eurorack module η Carinae
Our ray of light during a dark time
* Two-level waveforming
* 4 basic waves and white noise with vactrol LP filter
* Wave folding for sine and triangle waves
* Smooth saw ramp shaper (Rise to Fall)
* PWM
* Two SUB OSC f/2 + f/4
* Hard and Soft sync
* LFO mode
* Pure analog design in every part of the module

User manual in PDF link - https://vk.cc/cd46ZN

Xaoc Superbooth22

video upload by Xaoc Devices

"Soon!"

Original Vintage MOOG Memorymoog Plus MIDI SN 2559

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"Excellent working condition. A few minor scratches and one missing Knob. Midi mod by Bob Moog."

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Moog MiniMoog Voyager XL

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SCi Prophet-600 SN 3086

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"Looks 9.5 of 10
In very clean condition. Please see pictures carefully.

Works 10 of 10
Everything works as specified, overhauled before shipping to have long life and to keep original sounds.

Work list (Excerpt) :

Change all elec. caps with new ones.
Change all power regulator with new ones.
Change all opamps and MUX ICs next to DAC with new ones.

gligli firmware 2.00 installed on buyer's request.

Brand new switch panel installed.

Remaufactured wood end panels installed on buyer's request."

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KORG EX M1R Synthesizer w/ Parameter Sheet

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Roland TR-808 Rhythms From Scratch (4K)

video upload by Catalogue

"Some rhythmic pattern created from scratch, using the 808 sequencer.
Everything is recorded from the main mono out, without any effects.
The 5 beats are programmed step by step using the internal clock.
Enjoy ;)"

Shared System Tutorials | Episode 40 | Morphagene loops & splices | With Teenage Engineering PO-32

video upload by Cinematic Laboratory

"In this episode I am going to use a 'cheap' drum source (but good!!!) to mash and splice up a simple drum loop into a retro-futuristic jam of beats and glitch. I've been using the Teenage Engineering PO-32 as the only sound source. It's a shared system tutorial, but it's mainly about the #Morphagene so I've been using the Tape & Microsound Music Machine layout to revisit some old school clocking techniques. This series could also be of some help if you only own a Morphagene and haven't been able to figure it out. Have fun!"