Today my small discovery was... - Page 91 (2024)

pmboos wrote: ↑Sun May 26, 2024 7:55 am

Speedrill wrote: ↑Sat May 25, 2024 12:06 pm

hiptobeblip wrote: ↑Sat May 25, 2024 11:23 amThis is probably very basic to most, but I never thought about it until recently. When you are not using a VCO square output and you have multiple outputs for other shapes that are in use - use the square wave output to rhythmically modulate other parts of the module or elsewhere in your rack.

You can expand on this by putting the square into a clock divider to get multiple related rhythmic elements.
I've also had fun using this sort of thing with 2 square VCOs and a logic module to get even more variety.

One of the reasons I love the Electroharmonix Clockworks, you can bring in (or create) and then divide clocks into various rates (including odd divisons) and change them on the fly easily with its sliders.

I need to check if the Pico RND can be clocked at (close to) audio rates. If yes, that with a clock divider can be a great way to drop a part of the pulses. Otherwise a Bernoulli gate could do the same.

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DivKid’s latest video from Superbooth 24 has tons of patching tips from dozens of your favorite module makers and eurorack influencers. You’ll definitely make a few small discoveries in here:

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Electro Something wrote: ↑Sun May 26, 2024 11:15 amDivKid’s latest video from Superbooth 24 has tons of patching tips from dozens of your favorite module makers and eurorack influencers. You’ll definitely make a few small discoveries in here:

After watching that I tried the tip of feeding the sub osc output of my Dixie II into the FM input and was very pleased with the results

Also tried feeding the subdiv out of my TipTop wave folder back into one of the CV inputs with some success (and a lot of just harsh noise)

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Jee wrote: ↑Mon May 27, 2024 6:24 amMonotrail is a good channel too for this.

Agreed, and so is some of the stuff Tom Churchill does.

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KSS wrote: ↑Mon May 27, 2024 12:56 pmX without Y by MW member RadioKoala is all about patching things you don't have with things you do!

X without Y is both an MW thread and a book sold by our favorite Electronic Marsupial

Thanks for mentioning this. I had no idea it existed. The book looks super useful, I'll get it ASAP for sure.