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Shipping from France to USA is 38€.
I'll be happy to sell you my modules.

Hi,

Mangu solved the issue.
You must power on the Sweet Sixteen after the Disting.
I've plugged it on another psu.
You can try this kind of thing:
https://www.modularsquare.com/shop/wmd/soft-start/
It's another solution.
I didn't try it.

Pull up enabled on the Sweet sixteen and disabled on the Disting.

Cheers

You have more explanations here
https://www.modulargrid.net/e/other-unknown-video-xchng

Collapsing new Blixa

The result is very pleasant.
Continue.

Hi,
Faceplate with Cyclonix is the oldest version.
It runs the same firmware.

Hi,
Have a look to this one:
https://www.modulargrid.net/e/paratek-%D0%9A%D0%BE%D1%81%D0%BC%D0%B8%D1%87%D0%B5%D1%81%D0%BA%D0%B8%D0%B9-%D1%88%D1%83%D0%BC-black-diy

A dual Jupiter storm.
Beast tek dirty glitch vco is greeeeat.
As said Farkas X1L3 shard is really good.
NLC Brain Custard gives good result.

Hi,

I have the same problem since two days.
And I don't receive the message in my mail box too.
Please help.

Just a question.
When say dark ambient you reffer to bands like Lustmord, Inade, Kammarheit, Land Fire, Northaunt, Schloss Tegal, Trepaneringsritualen and many other one?

X1L3 Shard is a great module.
Schlappi engineering and Noise Engineering modules too.
Plus a good filter and a huge reverb everthing is said.

Nice sounds and videos
Thanks

Hi,

You can have a look to Beast Tek Dirty Glitch VCO. There is a new version assembled or DIY on Synthcube.

And this one from Paratek:
https://www.modulargrid.net/e/paratek-%D0%9A%D0%BE%D1%81%D0%BC%D0%B8%D1%87%D0%B5%D1%81%D0%BA%D0%B8%D0%B9-%D1%88%D1%83%D0%BC-black-diy
It's a dual Jupiter storm with improvement
It's an assembled module.

Hi,

this is my contribution.
what do you think of it ?

Recorded in May during lockdown.

Hi there,

Does someone here is using the Zdsp programmer NumberZ ?
I'd like to know if it's easy to use with 0 coding knowledge.
And is it useful or is it just a gadget ?

Thanks for your help.

Nice, thank you.

Hi,

Thanks for talking about Drezno and his expander.
This video helped me to understand how it works.
https://m.

You can find instructions on the original 16n Github page.
https://github.com/16n-faderbank/16n/wiki/User-Guide

And some usefull informations on Mangu Github page.
https://github.com/M4ngu/Sweet-Sixteen/tree/master/firmware

Cheers

Xaoc Belgrad too.

Make noise DPO + Rossum Linnaeus

Hi,

I've received it and I can say this LFO is really great.
Recommanded.

The best piece of music I've heard on this forum.

Hi everybody,

Xaoc and Frap Tools are very beautiful.
I like Addac and Cwejman design.
Very sober and fonctional.
I like Blue Lantern too, even if they are sometime messy ;)
Rossum, Tesseract and Joranalogue to end the list.

Take care friends

Cheers

Hi Banjofox,

Thanks for your answer.
I just wandering if it was easy to tweak the wavetable as it seems and if the result is cool.
No need for video, I'll discover it myself.

Thanks for your help and kindness.
Wavetables are wonderful.

Make a demo video and put in on YouTube ;)

Bonne journée .

Hi Banjofox,

I plan to buy this module,and I read the manual already ;)
Could you give a feedback about the wavetable editing section please?

Thanks

Hi there,

I have a brand new Disting Ex and I can't make it communicate with my Sweet Sixteen via i2c.
I've tryed every possibilities.
Pull up on Disting enabled and disabled on Sweet 16.
Disabled on Disting enabled on Sweet 16.
Sweet 16 in master and slave mode, with pull up enabled and disabled.
3 different Dupont cable at the back of the modules.

I read the manual 12457664531 times of course.
Nothing works.
I have contacted Mangu at Tesseract, he tries to help me. Thanks to him very mich.
But for the moment no solution.

If someone could help, it will be veeeeery appreciated.

Have a nice day.

Hi,
You can have a look to Ornament and crime or Malekko voltage block too.

There is a mini Shimmery mk2 on Juno, and a mk1 on reverb
https://reverb.com/item/32380425-blue-lantern-mini-shimmery-generator-2019-black

https://www.juno.co.uk/search/?facet%5Bbrand_facet%5D%5B%5D=blue+lantern+modules&hide_forthcoming=0

https://modemmodular.pl/category/blue-lantern/page/1

I think you can find what you want here.

EDITED Jun 3rd 2020, 11:25

Could you be more specific?

I open the longest file in Soundforge.
Then I've selected about 68 very small parts (from a zero crossing to another) from this file and copy past them one after the other in a new file.

It's not exactly what I wanted to do, because the lenght of the different parts are not the same.
But it works fine.

It can be done with whatever you want .wav file.

Hi,

I've made some electromagnetic fields recordings and I've created a wavetable from those recordings.
Here you can download a file with the raw recordings and 2 wavetables ( with and without effects ).
https://1fichier.com/?36297341vhlksrpwltzt

Let me know what you think of this.
Electromagnetic fields from laptop, smartphone, internet box, electric meter, fridge, induction hob.

Feel free to use the sounds to make sample or wavetable or whatever you want.
I you want.

Cheers

Yes I let you know If I can do something listenable.
I've contacted Paul Schraber.

EDITED May 24th 2020, 14:59

Hi,

I have equipment for recording.
Zoom H5, LOM Priezor, Mikro Usi and Elektrosluch Mini City.
And I thought about using Soundforge of course, but I hope a software exists for this.
I'll ask Paul Schreiber one day.

Thanks.

Really, no one?

Hi everybody,

I own a Synthtech E352, and I use the WaveEdit software.
There is something I want to do.
Creating a wavetable wave by wave, and not a complete wavetable in one time as the WaveEdit do.

I plan to record electromagnetic fields and create wavetable with those recordings.

I don't find information about this.

So if someone could help me it will be very apreciate.

Thanks for your help

EDITED May 23rd 2020, 16:04

Moreover, I think we need a system to discourage retaliatory rating, although I recognise that that will involve more work for the site managers.
-- phinland

It's also not easy to settle on a fair system. Every automatized system will have its flaws, and they would inevitably get exploited by some, and/or favor one party over the other. In the end, sites relying heavily on ratings (eBay, etc.) all offer the possibility to appeal to Human arbitration, which is something modulargrid's staff might not want to spend time on - and I may not want to pay for their extra work.

Besides all that, I just bought @klodifokan 's Nutella Tsunami and it's great.
-- fredeke

Thank you Fred ;)

Hi
Could someone explain how to add photos of a module in ads please?
Some can do that but I can't find the way they do.
Thanks for your help.