Thoughts about my modular's sytem

I know it's wide in modules,setup etc ....while talking about a modular system.

I just would like to know if some people here could consider my system as a system with ''load'' of modulation modules.

Thanks

Not a bad start but I recommend a larger case and more utilities and maybe some effects?

I know it's wide in modules,setup etc ....while talking about a modular system.

I just would like to know if some people here could consider my system as a system with ''load'' of modulation modules.

Thanks

Yes modulation is way more important than too many voice oscillator modules. If you want to keep the smaller case, consider smaller sized hp modules that perform these modular tasks like 0chd from Divkid that is way smaller than Rampage and still gives you tons of modulation. Also consider getting a quad VCA module and attenuator. A filter would be great add on as well.

Not a bad start but I recommend a larger case and more utilities and maybe some effects?
-- benscott

I have an empty rackbrute 3U 88hp.

Yes modulation is way more important than too many voice oscillator modules. If you want to keep the smaller case, consider smaller sized hp modules that perform these modular tasks like 0chd from Divkid that is way smaller than Rampage and still gives you tons of modulation. Also consider getting a quad VCA module and attenuator. A filter would be great add on as well.
-- benscott

Many thanks, your answer helps a lot .

EDITED Jul 25th, 13:29

That Hysteria module is a lot of fun (and modulates, as well!).

That Hysteria module is a lot of fun (and modulates, as well!).
-- halbroome

A VCO can be a modulator ?

Thanks

yes... almost anything "can" be a modulation source...

usually it helps if your modulation source is slower than what you are modulating...

all signals in modular are just electricity varying in frequency, amplitude band shape... so to a large extent anything can be anything...

the only real caveats are that for a signal to be audible it needs to be both fast enough (>20Hz ish) and slow enough (

yes... almost anything "can" be a modulation source...

usually it helps if your modulation source is slower than what you are modulating...

all signals in modular are just electricity varying in frequency, amplitude band shape... so to a large extent anything can be anything...

the only real caveats are that for a signal to be audible it needs to be both fast enough (>20Hz ish) and slow enough ( < 20KHz ish) and that it's not a great idea to send DC signals (slow unipolar signals) to speakers - as this can damage them...

and try not to be so loud that you damage your hearing!