Guys,
Any thoughts on the 0-Coast vs something like the PM Lifeforms SV-1? I think I can get a (discontinued) PM 10.1 semi-modular from an online store but wondered how the SV-1 stacked up? The 0-Coast is still right up on my list to get my synth-life started but the options from other makers are still broad…
I jumped into euro about 5 years ago, at one point I had over 12U, at 126HP. It got to a point where I would make the most complex patches that once set up, do their own thing. They were not musical at all, I used to hate dodgy glitch music like Devine before I got into euro, thought it was all dodgy bleep bloop music. Now I love it, and when I hear a Devine patch I want to understand how he has made these crazy sounds.
I have now reached a point where it no longer excites me like it once did, I get a new module thinking it will make me excited again, it doesn’t. I have sold a full 126 HP row of it now, bought a DT and DN. This has brought the excitement back for me. Maybe I just like the process of buying and learning new equipment, creating some songs with them, then sell them and buy new stuff.
Eurorack is ridiculously addictive and you will constantly want to add to your collection, it is also an amazing machine that can do mind blowing things. The learning process is steep but rewarding. Just know that if you get bored of it like I have you will lose a fair bit of cash trying to sell it off piece by piece and it will take a long time to sell. I have modules I have been trying to get rid of for over 2 years. People only want the shiny new hyped stuff these days, not the stuff that is 5 years old(myself included).
Also, PM me if you want to buy some euro stuff in the UK, ha!
I’d suggest developing a very clear idea of what you want to achieve in the modular world before jumping in. It is deceptively expensive and you’ll almost always never have enough utilities. I definitely made the mistake of jumping in without fully understanding what I wanted to accomplish, added additional cases, and now have modules that go in and out of the case(s) as I change my mind about this or that. I’m at the point where I personally enjoy using modular for feedback patches / drones / noise and will start selling off drum voices / sequencers / etc. I get more useful / quick results for more “tonal” music working with a synth box (Virus A in my case), than I ever could with Euro / modular. I don’t plan to ever fully exit modular, but I would caution people to really think about what they want to accomplish
also a valid thing to do 
me too, but Devine can do these things with every gear you give him. I’m far away from that (I know you are very close according to your instagram ) Same when I hear an Autechre track, I’m just curious to know how to do this.
I only have 1 row of 84 hp modular and instead of going crazy and build several rows I decided to even downsizing to 48 hp + 0-coast and A4 (thanks to pamela’s new workout and all the new µ modules), and I think I will like it much better. The digitakt taught me that I handle can smaller instruments with some limitations and more focussed much better. At least I believe that at the moment
but some of their most amazing stuff with elektrons 
someone talk me out of buying a make noise shared system plus.
Hi?
I own Moog Subsequent 37 and OT mkii.
I am considering Eurorack Module which can be used with OT.
The Eurorack Case is determined by Tiptop mantis.
It’s cheap, light and durable!
How can I fill a 104HP x2 and be beautiful?
If you know of a good module configuration, please recommend it to me.
I would like to build a complete system due to 208hp of one synth.
Individual module recommendations are also good.
Thank you.
You could start with using the cue outputs of the Octatrack for some external audio processing. So you need:
Another option would be to use the modular as a soundsource for your Octatrack. Depending on the style of music you are making you could have a look at the noise engineering stuff
Ok, i think it’s the right place to find good advice.
I just bought a Basimilus Iteritas Alter 
I don’t know anything on modular
I have read all this thread.
I know what i want.
Just a little case with few modules that will permit to honestly play BIA.
I already have sequencer with CV.
So i’m looking for a :
Would you mind to give me few module names that would reasonably do the job. That would permit to read less but better 
Cheers all o’ya nice people
I don’t like menu diving, so keep that in mind:
VCA: Veils, dplpg, LxD (could also moonlight as filter), uVCA
LFO: ochd
Fx: FX Aid
Filter: Ripples
(Disting does it all…but menuy)
Using modulargrid.net search function is fun…and very dangerous.
+1 for uVCA. I currently use the Doepfer dual VCA which is very compact HP-wise but is really deep so might not fit in a lot of skiffs/small cases.
Ochd is brilliant for “I just need some modulation here”.
Intellijel uVCF is a nice simple good sounding compact filter. ALM MUM M8 is lovely, really punchy and gritty if you like that.
Erica synths Dual FX is a decent solution for delay/reverb. FX in eurorack is expensive though. If you have some guitar fx pedals already you can get modules that interface with pedal level.
Definitely but, jesus, save a VCA input for attenuation. Thing is wild.
Yeah you need to make sure that if you don’t have attenuation on the CV inputs that you have either spare VCAs or some attenuverters. My system is really small so I get away with a dual VCA and the 1U Duatt. If no 1U row then I’d be looking at Triplatt - a very useful and simple module.
Pamela’s new workout. Very configurable and small, 8 channels of synced LFO, triggers, envelopes, etc. that can probably modulate every input of the BIA and alsotrigger it
@xidnpnlss and @finalform
Thanks for your help. The little advice for VCA will be taken in account very seriously.
I will read and bring my reflexions about those suggestions, with other questions, if you don’t mind. I have to read lot’o’work to reach the nicest assemblage.
I know this PamelaNW for long time reading. For the moment i wil use my own sequencers to test the modular little boxing.
I think that it’s no more producted, and i will have to search for second hands !? But that’s not my target for the moment.
I would suggest getting it to where you’re 80-90% confident you’ve got it right, then go for it and see how it works. Usually any missing pieces or missteps (which can be hard to predict) will become evident very quickly.
In my (limited) experience I have found modular to be very much a practical process. 
Pretty sure it’s very much still in production, it’s probably ALM’s most popular module.
Don’t wory i will progress only in my confort zone. It’s an experience that i don’t want to see becomming kind of pharaonic construction. So i will keep in vew the simple module assemblage. The aim is making my BIA becoming alive, nothing else.
I should have misreading. Ça commence bien 