hexinverter.net Jupiter Storm Demo

I picked up a Jupiter Storm Eurorack module from hexinverter.net at Control last week. Hex's vcNOIZ became an instant favorite of mine so after less than a minute demoing the "JS" at the store I knew I had to have it. It's basically 3 special noise oscillators, CV inputs and several outputs. In my demo video above I start off with just a basic output, show you how it sounds going stereo out, I engage the Noise Core Disruptor, modulate with with a Synthesis Technology E355 LFO, FM it with a vcNOIZ and finally sequence it with a Doepfer Dark Time. This is a very fun and useful module. There is a breakout coming later this year that will add even more functionality.

[@samhein321]

I blew up my A-110 OSC and I think this is a good replace. I loved the 110 for the easy to add mods and it served me good for all these years, but it's time for a new baby. :)

[@temporoboto]

fuck! very nice

[@chancemeeting2849]

Did you make the sounds in the intro to "Programmed" with the Jupiter Storm? Love that track.

[@brendonmoeller]

just ordered one after watching this ;-)

[@elemibe]

Sounds pretty awesome - although I feel like one could get many of these sounds by syncing and FMing a few square waves against each other...

[@rawesome1000]

ah supposed it i was watching more carful i woulda noticed it was clear as day when i re watched it haha nice video. would you buy jupiter storm again? do you find it useful?

[@OliverChesler]

Doepfer Dark Time Sequencer.

[@temporoboto]

ACE!

[@djnosleeves85]

question,what audio interface are using to record in ableton.
i just brought a modular case yesterday.

[@OliverChesler]

I use a Motu 828 MKIII and an Innerclock Sync-Gen II. I also have two Behringer ADA8000's that add more inputs.

[@tiny333333]

Cosmic

[@rawesome1000]

what are you plugged into at the end?