As for Elektron, I still have the core collection and I still use them sometimes but again, it sort of comes back to this thing of a closed system. Why should I limit myself to 3 Ifos when I can have 3000?

Not sure! I've gotten out of eurorack completely. I find the flexibility of something like VCV rack to be more interesting then a closed systems with hardware. I'd also add that for the most part, the way l used eurorack, it was entirely digital. My last eurorack system was essentially an

It’s funny actually. Playing with logic gates in eurorack is actually where I realized “oh, if you have on/off logic you can sorta doing anything….Oh…ohhhhh.” It’s still breaks my brain when I think about it.

Other things like effects, master effects, filters, ect. From there just add drums to taste! :) hope this helps!

Whether this envelope with get triggered again or will it trigger another one of these patches that would be set up the same, but with some different setting and different sounds. The interesting stuff happens when you start using all of the envelopes, VCA’s, LFOs for this main idea to modulate

Trigger a plucking sound. The envelope is also sent to the speed of the lfo, the pitch of the pluck (or whatever sound) ect. End of cycle of the envelope triggers a random which randomizes the attack decay of the main envelope. The EOC also goes to a Bernoulli gate. So there is a coin toss between

The main thing the patch is based around is a triggered envelope being sent to a comparator. The gate is high if the envelope is happening, so no matter how slow the attack, or how long the release, we get a high gate. This gate is used to open a vca that allow a square wave to pass through and

Yup! And you’ll almost always get different results! It’s time well spent I think

Thank you!