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Thanks! I'm going to try to use the 7U case to be more selective and try to work with a smaller amount of modules. However, I will still have the larger rack in play also. We'll see...

I’m trying to decide which one to keep and which one goes in the other rack….i’ll probably keep the Hermod once I get over the learning curve. Thanks!

@scienceroommusic I've never touched a Metroplix but I enjoyed my Hermod, with SOME reservations. I switched to Hapax in the end.

🥰 thanks!

ha....that's ok...it's a long one! Thanks @Probbie! I gotta tell you though - this is the first extended length one that I've done. I'm curious if the long format interests any listeners. It took FOREVER to get it uploaded, it stalled several times. I think the RUclips technicians took Christmas day off! 🤣

@scienceroommusic Ha ha 😂

Thanks so much, Ondřej - I am so glad you enjoyed it.

@@Probbie thank you!

Thanks! It took a while, for sure. I am grateful every day to have it!

Some day it will help me to TAKE OVER THE WORLD!!!! 🤣🤣🤣

Thank you!

@@Lk747CC thanks Lauren! So, the big reverb is FX Aid. I freaking love it so much that I bought a 1U version of it for my new 7U performance rack 😈 I haven’t really decoded the Morphagene yet. The few times I’ve patched with it so far, I’ve used snippets that I sampled of various things pianos, strings, etc. This time I used a snippet from what rings is producing via Gamut Repetitor. Then, the secret sauce is splitting the signal coming out of Morphagene and sending stereo to FXAid, and a separate stereo signal to Clouds, modulating the freeze function. That’s pretty much the whole process for this one, more or less. Morphagene is cryptic, I think I’d prefer to have the new Qubit tape looper module (can’t remember the name off hand), but it’s pricey. Perhaps it will come down in a few months. In the meantime, like so many of my modules I really need to go a bit deeper and get to their true depth!

@ you got it!! Hooray!! You will love the new case. I’m going to check out this FX Aid I just love that reverb. Nice find! Ah nice way to use the Morphagene it really fit in nicely to this piece I couldn’t even detect it. Usually I can hear a Morphagene right away. Nicely done. Well if I discover anything worth sharing on my deep dive I’ll let you know. It’s the Stardust… I thought I saw a bunch of reviews of that pop up. I wondered what that was.

@@Lk747CC stardust! That’s the one 😃 FX Aid - there’s a few different versions of it but I went for the 4HP one (before I bought the 1U one! ) - it does what I want from it - I didn’t see the need for additional connectivity. You can get it from Analogue Haven in L.A. - Perfect Circuit does not sell them….

@ thanks for introducing me to analogue haven. Did not know they existed, awesome. And this is a stereo module too which is great because every module in my case is stereo. Hmm I did leave room on either end for this reason and the Morphagene I’m guessing as I dig in will need it’s own fx module so this is a number one candidate!! Love it.

​@@Lk747CC For the price this module is probably one of the best things in my rack. It's only 4HP, it has KILLER reverbs in it, and you can upload different configurations to put all your favorite patches up front in the presets. I had to look it up, but the setting I am using on this patch is called "Reverb Hall Mid". 👍 I've only used Analogue Haven twice, but each time they've been great. They ship quickly and communicate really well. Something else I wanted to mention based on your first comment - there's a random freeze happening thru Clouds - as I'm sure you know, that effect sounds very much like a long-tailed reverb, but if you listen carefully you can tell the difference. 😉 The "plucks" from Rings are noticeably softer-edged thru Clouds too - I expect that is due to Clouds' low sample rate, which in this case helps you be able to hear the difference between what is sent to FX Aid and what is sent to Clouds. Don't you love all this nerdy stuff?!?! This is why we do modular, I guess 😁

Thanks Lauren - you always have the best observations! Much appreciated, as always!

@ you always have the best story telling in your music! Much appreciated as well 😊

Thank you!

Metropolix is running both tracks 1 and 2 - Track 2 is visible, as it runs a sequence from Rings with some ratcheting. Track 1 is running the Doepfer Miniature Synthesizer Voice A-111-6, with different ratcheting, and it's on-board filter being modulated by either Quadrax or a simple Doepfer Quad LFO thru Triplatt for attenuation - I use these two options most often for modulation - sorry I can't remember which one I used in this instance. Of course, you can also hear a kick drum on the quarter note from Drumbrute, and the root note quarter note rhythm is from Mother32 (via the M32 on-board sequencer). Everything clocked by Pam's. Let me know if you have any questions! Thanks for listening!

Thanks Ondrej! The Metropolix has been inspiring lately for some freaky bass lines, and as I mention to @Probbie below, the A-111-6 Doepfer module has been getting a workout in my rack lately for that purpose! Glad you like it!

Thank you!

@@scienceroommusic You're very welcome!

Thank you, sir! That A-111-6 Miniature Synth Voice from Doepfer is worth its weight in gold - I've been using it on a ton of stuff lately - it is picking up bass duties on this one ...

@scienceroommusic interesting.. Doepfer bringing it again. I'm ashamed to say I only have one Doepfer (seq switch) and that's not currently in my case.. 😖

@@scienceroommusic thank you for great tip 🙂👍

My first NE module...I love it!

Thank you! 👍

Thanks very much! 👍

Thank you, sir! 👍

Awesome stuff! 🤣

Thank you!!!!

thanks very much, kind sir!

Thank you!

@@scienceroommusic You're very welcome!

OK, so, thanks for your interest! I just got Gamut Repetitor about 3 weeks ago, and still learning its secrets, but what its doing in a nutshell is providing up to four different gate inputs and four different gate and cv outputs, with variables for phrase length, chord (maj, min, etc), and other variations on what it decides to spit out, based on the root note you choose to start with. I am only using one gate in for clock from Pams, so that is why everything is at the same rate, if not firing at the same time. You can plug in up to 4 different clocks for the 4 different Gate/CV pairs if you want to, and get some interesting rhythms from it that are quite complext. Fun stuff! The first gate/cv pair I believe is always based heavily on the root, but the others will conform to the other parameters you chose. You can also modulate most of these choices, and I've modulated some of them in this example to create some subtle variation in whats going on. You can probably guess that everything you hear is being driven by Gamut Reperitior except for the big, slow, blade runner style filter sweep with the big reverb. That is Mother 32 being driven by a slow sequence on the Metropolix, with a reverb from FX Aid. Let me know if you have any other questions!

@@scienceroommusic thank you !

@ excellent explanation. Very cool module appears to be . So it is some sort of random (but quantized to a scale ) trigger and CV sequencer …. Very cool

@@chatolars Thanks! Yes it is randomized and quantized but also it adheres to a structure. There's an element of play within the four sets of Trigger ins/CV outs/Gate outs too, which provides that complex balance of order and chaos!

Thank you! I'll put the gamut info down in your other comment 👍

@@GreyFool138 thanks so much!

Awesome! Thank you!

Thanks very much!

Thanks Probbie!