Even though CV sources may not be the sexiest to buy at first, it is exactly these modules that make modular playful and useful. All other things can be done in a DAW easily, but the unexpected modulations from CV sources make it all worth it to me. Thank you for showing us your tools.
I've been having a lot of fun coupling chaos (Marbles) and Bloom but I'm using the 0-ctrl kind of how you describe using the Voltage Block. I have a copy going to the root CV and one to the rate CV on Bloom with Marbles influencing all of it. Cheers!
Thanks for the comment! Random stuff all controlling each other is where the fun is! I also like running a Turing Machine into the address CV in on Voltage Block with each track going into a different CV in on a complex oscillator. Makes for a great rhythm element!
Nice module choices Jamie. Good to see you bigging-up SIG and Bloom, and especially RCD, which you don't see around much.. 👌
I appreciate it, Probbie! I think you and I must have a lot of modules in common 😎
Even though CV sources may not be the sexiest to buy at first, it is exactly these modules that make modular playful and useful. All other things can be done in a DAW easily, but the unexpected modulations from CV sources make it all worth it to me. Thank you for showing us your tools.
100% agree! A great oscillator may get you a sexy timbre, but it's the CV sources and controllers that get you the sexy patch! 😎
I've been having a lot of fun coupling chaos (Marbles) and Bloom but I'm using the 0-ctrl kind of how you describe using the Voltage Block. I have a copy going to the root CV and one to the rate CV on Bloom with Marbles influencing all of it. Cheers!
Thanks for the comment! Random stuff all controlling each other is where the fun is! I also like running a Turing Machine into the address CV in on Voltage Block with each track going into a different CV in on a complex oscillator. Makes for a great rhythm element!