Beautiful! I know most of the modules in the bottom case but can't identify most of the ones in the Mantis. You've got a 2hp empty space there! Unacceptable!! Fill it at once!

Thank you!
It is a lot of doepfer in the mantis, it is mostly modules a don't use a lot. ye, i will have to find some random 2hp module to clean it up. :P

I've been trying to whittle down my system and get rid of modules I don't use ... but selling them is such a chore. It's easier to keep them. But then again, having a lot of "junk" modules is the opposite of inspiring; it makes me not want to play.

How would a noise collaboration work if the collaborators lived on different continents? ...asking for a friend...

I agree, my basement storage is just full of things like old warhammer and other stuff that i should sell but just can't be bothered. :P
Having unused modules doesn't really affect me, I recently bought the Eowave Weather_drones and having a new toy is super inspiring. I would suggest focus on one module and find that one sound that is inspiring in the moment and use what ever complements it.

I have never collabed with anyone when making music so i guess that would depend on what your friend would want to contribute with or have contributed... so to say :P

It looks so cool!! It's been super fun watching you grow the collection over the years :333

Faank u! I enjoy my bleep bloop machine!

The Nostalgia is a really well designed delay. Also, I like to make noise :).

Nostalgia is very nice to route 1/3 left and 2/3 right and fade in the delay to create a lot of atmosphere, i like it a lot! :D

You can also use it as a pingpong delay. With very short delay times and a bit of modulation on the delay time, it also works like a chorus. You can also make cool glitchy sounds by slowing it down so much with CV, that it stalls.

i will have to give those both a try, don't think i have ever slowed it down and have that happen.

I was playing with the Nostalgia the other night using a cool patch idea. Apparently since the PT2399 chips do an A to D conversion(high frequency sample and hold), you can send CV through. The idea was to use a square wave and use the outputs as triggers, and it worked! You just need to patch the square LFO back in on the input of the module. I think it may only work for pulse or square waves since the frequency is quite high from changing from a low to high state. I will play around with sending lower frequency CV through and see if it does anything. It may work too because I don't think the delay chips use high pass filters to block DC. It is fun to play around with the delay time and feedback to create different melodies triggering envelopes or whatever.

I just got an entellijel triplatt so i have a source of -V to try and slow it down like you said before, just gotta re organize the setup to fit it in somewhere.
I am not sure i follow how you patch that and what result you get, could you draw a patch flow for dummies? :P

You slow it with positive voltage I think. I have a triplatt too. It is handy for offset voltages. As for sequencing, you can patch the square LFO output back into the input on the module, and it will divide the pulses and repeat them. I think with low feedback it could be a clock divider too. You also want to use it with the left slider being all the way up (100% wet) The other two channels other than the master don't have wet dry control.

Aah, that makes more sense to use positive for a design point, don't know why i assumed it needed negative hehe.
i will have to try that, never had that idea even.

I just noticed you mentioned the first thing I said, but yeah.

Nice setup!

Thank you! It is an absolute mess at the moment with new synths and mixer and stuff. XD