First test drive after re-construction
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One thing that i really love about Eurorack and Modular in general is that you can restructure your rack to fit other needs.
Since getting Grandmother and Morphagene I feel less inclined to use my midi to CV module and instead play more unsynced. I tend to be more exploratory when I do this.
So today I removed the midi to CV module and added back in the Samara II and did a general re shuffle of the modules, fresh perspective and all…
Current patch is a sequence from GM being sampled by Marbles and the. Sent out to the system seperate OSC 1 and 2 to be processed independently and then running it through mimeophon.
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I think I had to talk myself into taking out the midi to CV control and it wasn’t easy! I do like it better. Different approach each time I sit down.
How are you liking Morphagene?
Yeah, it was the same for me, but i noticed that i used midi less and less. And i agree it feels a bit more grenig not being tethered to midi.
I have a fluctuating affection towards Morphagene. At times I really like it due to it’s flimsiness and later I hate it due to its flimsiness…
but overall I think it’s a great module…
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Morphagene 
I know exactly what you mean.
The different options to change playback and tempo out can be fun to play with too, but still lives in the same territory that’s not a drum machine sampler.
The spiritual successor to Poly Cinematic is here.
Monumatic features :
- 8 voices
- 16 different oscillator modes
- 6 filter types
- 12 hp
Filters include a vowel filter and overdrive option. Unlimited CV control of any knob, single CV/Gate playability with polyphonic overlap option, polyphonic midi input for chords and pads, MPE compatible and of course our lush 24 bit stereo reverb built in. 8 chord memories, voice panning, 303 style slide time parameter and adaptive micro-tuning that can blend between Equal Temperament and Just Intonation. 12 hp.
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Not just a spiritual successor, it seems: Poly Cinematic has been removed from Knobula’s website.
Some fun things with breakbeat in this new Schlappy Patching 
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really cool patch! gives me some great ideas for my own system. thanks for sharing!
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West Coast anyone?
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i will watch your video , but frap tools okay … modular is hard ( at least for me ) but modular without names and only little hieroglyphic logos 
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I can understand but i’ve been surprised by how easy it is to get their language. I love cryptic looking stuff anyway so it’s for me hahaha.
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from a design point of view this is a beautiful brand ( i like beautiful things ) but as soon as i look closely at their modules i got complexity paralysis !
anyway good point you had the occasion to test it first !
Yours ?
Yes. The 411 just arrived yesterday so I was planning a class photo, but you prompted me to take a candid snapshot.
I prefer stazma system 1 as he called it , less anxiety, the Brenso is really beautiful sounding tho