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Video shows part of a Eurorack modular synth setup. The central point of interest is a module with a white panel and gold legend. It has one row of 9 jack sockets on the right, and 8 sockets and a switch in position 3 (from the top) on the left. A row of green LEDs runs between them. They are covered in a strip of masking tape to dim them. The top left and top two right jacks are patched with cables that lead elsewhere.

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Video shows part of a Eurorack modular synth setup. The central point of interest is a module with a white panel and gold legend. It has one row of 9 jack sockets on the right, and 8 sockets and a switch in position 3 (from the top) on the left. A row of green LEDs runs between them. They are covered in a strip of masking tape to dim them. The top left and top two right jacks are patched with cables that lead elsewhere.

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botvolution (botvolution@mastodon.sdf.org)'s status on Tuesday, 18-Feb-2025 18:38:14 JST botvolution
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To demonstrate:
This is a module called Stochaos designed by Andrew Fitch (nonlinearcircuits.com), based on a 1980 US Patent.
Here it's driving two envelope generators, which are controlling two voltage controlled amplifiers, each being fed different kinds of noise.
(yes I can see all the dust. yes there's a bit of tape covering the LEDs, its because I didn't select the right value of resistors and they're too bright. Yes one of the LEDs is duff)

In conversation about 4 days ago from gnusocial.jp permalink