A simple mutes can do a lot

I started using my second small case, where I previously kept unused modules.
The reality is that I seem to be starting to like the idea of ​​expanding my system :)
In this video I'm demoing a patch I'm working on, that should be able to do live sets without the computer, and I'll be playing this set May 25th.
I was in Berlin recently and bought a divkid mutes from schneider's and I have to say, it's an extremely useful module for live. Simply being able to turn certain trigger lines on or off adds a lot to the feel of the performance. I think it's a useful module for anyone.
The only criticism I have is that I would have liked to have the Jacks on the top rather than the bottom, although it's not a real problem, because I can turn the module 180°.
Here I am using all the voice modules available to me apart from the kraken which I think I will sell.
There is still room for improvement on this patch, for example I could add more modulations, but as a proof of concept I already like it.
Lyra 8FX is offscreen but used in the feedback loop(with vortices) to provide delay/fake reverb. Triggers are coming from steppy 1u (offscreen). No external fx/processing. This is fully modular. 2x autodyne provide end of chain stereo compression. Clock by disting EX.
I hope you find it interesting.
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[@pearin_music]

Wow, amazing sound ❤ love the timing of the rhythms 🧙‍♂️

[@polymodular]

Thanks for listening!

[@Somkarp]

This is very cool! Thank you!