#Morphagene

[kuliak]

Glitchy grooving.

Had my good friend Eric over with his modular to record a couple of jams to kick off Jamuary. I want to upload as often as possible this month, but I'm not holding myself to every day - for example, I sat down on the 2nd for it but couldn't quite get anything out. The important thing is being consistent and building tempo. I did the count and it turns out I posted 62 jams last year, after Jamuary! That's an achievement I'm fairly proud of, and I'd like to share just as much or more and keep improving this year. If things go according to plan, I'll have at least an EP to show for it by the end.

This pair of jams we recorded heavily features Spectraphon and Data Bender to give their primary character, with a plethora of other spice and sequencing. The inclusion of his Morphagene adds some more rich samples which is a usually absent from my solo jamming and makes great fuel for processing.

[shylooo]

lil synth sidechain & morphagene trigger test w the drums. I just need to play em better :(

[mysticalblizzardcolor]

Mélancolique Modular Ambient Pt.1 (w/ Pam's Pro Workout, Morphagene, A-1...

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C0HeDy9RKJb/?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igshid=NTdmOTMyNjdhYQ%3D%3D

[zoeisabelladaily]

Monta Morra

Dear Diary,

Today began like any other day at Ebonlores School of Arcane Arts, with students bustling about the great hall, eager to start their day of learning and discovery. As we gathered, anticipation filled the air, heightened by the presence of Headmistress Morgana Revancroft on the podium.

Headmistress Revancroft’s words always carry a weight of importance, and today was no exception. With a commanding presence, she addressed us about the school’s esteemed reputation and the pivotal role each of us plays in upholding it. Her words stirred a sense of pride within me, reminding me of the responsibility we bear as students of Ebonlores.

In a moment of anticipation, Headmistress Revancroft introduced Professor Magnus Morphagen, a renowned wizard with a wealth of experience in transfiguration. His arrival at Ebonlores marked an exciting new chapter in our academic journey, promising to expand our knowledge and mastery of the magical arts.

Professor Morphagen’s brief introduction mirrored his reputation for no-nonsense instruction, emphasizing the importance of diligence and punctuality in our studies. His demeanor left no doubt that he was a wizard of great skill and discipline, and I couldn’t help but feel a twinge of apprehension at the prospect of his rigorous teaching style.

After the assembly, hunger gnawed at my stomach, prompting me to head to the food yard with my friends. The tantalizing aromas of magical cuisine filled the air, tempting us with their delicious offerings. I decided to indulge in a Dracofuge toast and a slice of Pinorbake, two delectable treats that never failed to satisfy my appetite.

The Dracofuge toast, with its hearty slices of artisanal bread and savory toppings, provided a comforting sense of warmth and protection — a welcome respite from the challenges that lay ahead. The addition of dragonfire honey lent a subtle sweetness to the dish, infusing it with the fiery spirit of dragons and invoking a sense of courage and resilience.

As for the Pinorbake, its delicate blend of pine nuts and orbal berries offered a delightful harmony of flavors. The essence of pine needles infused into the cake batter added a refreshing touch, while the tartness of the orbal berries provided a burst of fruity goodness. It was a delightful treat that left me feeling refreshed and invigorated, ready to tackle whatever the day had in store.

Breakfast was accompanied by a sense of tension, as my friends Tansy and Thistle joined us looking visibly worried. Curious about their demeanor, I inquired about their recent trip to their village. Tansy revealed that troubling rumors were circulating in the village concerning the disappearance of Monta Morra, a mysterious figure with a shadowy reputation.

According to Lilith, Monta Morra was among the individuals suspected of collaborating with the elusive figure known as “the destructor.” Despite her age, Monta Morra possessed considerable power and influence, capable of manipulating those around her to serve her own agenda. The revelation sent a chill down my spine, as I recalled my encounter with Monta Morra in the village, where she had bestowed upon me a mysterious wand.

Although I harbored suspicions about Monta Morra, I hesitated to share this information with my friends, fearing their misunderstanding. However, I couldn’t shake the feeling that Albert had noticed something peculiar about my demeanor, prompting me to wonder if he would inquire further.

Driven by curiosity, I pressed my friends for more information about “the destructor” and his identity. Unfortunately, Lilith explained that we had been deliberately kept in the dark about him, as Headmistress Revancroft sought to shield us from potential danger. This lack of information only fueled my determination to uncover the truth, either by seeking out someone who possessed the answers or by embarking on my own investigation.

I couldn’t shake the nagging feeling of unease that lingered in the air. The mystery surrounding Monta Morra and the destructor weighed heavily on my mind, leaving me restless and eager to uncover the secrets that lurked beneath the surface.

With each passing moment, I felt a growing sense of urgency to unravel the mysteries that surrounded me. Whether by seeking out the truth from those who held the answers or by venturing into the unknown on my own, I was determined to uncover the truth and confront the darkness that threatened our world.

Yours in curiosity,

Zoe

[kalhusoru]

Rebirth (For Eli) //ER301/Hermod/Morphagene/Elements/STO//

[taperwolf]

Oddly enough, today my wife told me that my mother in law was asking her if I had anything I wanted for Christmas, and after talking things over a little, I ended up giving them both a wish list I have at a major music retailer — one I'd curated a bit to keep modules and accessories within reasonable costs, and have a range of not-too-expensive items — so I might actually be given a module I want. I mean, they're probably not gonna spring for a Wogglebug, let alone a Morphagene or a Spectraphon, but I might get something on the scale of a Press Point or Doepfer's A-119 Envelope Follower.

Weird. I think it's just disorienting and a little embarrassing for family members to have that much insight into what I'm actually doing with the Eurorack stuff beyond by usual self-effacing description of "making beepy noises".

I'm having one of those nights where I'm intensely wanting a dozen or so different Eurorack modules, and don't have the resources for any of them. The system I have is a lot of fun, but I keep thinking that I could do so much more if I just had — and that's where the list starts piling up. More VCAs, obviously; some complex audio sources like a Plaits clone and a sampler; a quantizer and a Turing Machine, or some multitool like the Ornament and Crime that does such things. A multimode filter.

Some things I have in the DIY planning or building stages, like the Baby10 sequencer I've been sort of working on for years, or the pseudorandom sequence generator I have breadboarded, or the Wasp filter on stripboard that's sitting semi-abandoned in a box here. And there are two modules based around Electric Druid chips that I just need to tweak slightly before they're ready to send to a PCB manufacturer.

(See, their STOMPLFO and ONESHOT chips use the same underlying PIC and very similar I/O, so I think I can make the circuit I designed for one also work with the other — and if I can make the layout symmetrical, I can have the panels made flippable, so the minimum order of five pieces would mean I had two different working modules. Just need to get back to kicad to make those tweaks.)

Anyway. I don't mean to feel sorry for myself — or worse yet, to convince readers to — for picking an expensive hobby, even if I've mostly managed to cheap out on it pretty well so far. Too much envy directed at other people's rigs isn't good for me. But there's so much available that would be such fun!

[etherdiver]

Here's a look at the Morphagene patch I was using last night. Morphagene (playing a field recording I made years ago of some kids on a playground) into QPAS into Mimeophon into Desmodus Versio, then into the output module and out to the MPC. Modulation from Triple Sloth and Function. Planar 2 and a Lightstrip offering hands-on control.

It was beautiful.

[eightseverywhere]

🙃 Sampling some #raga #flac with the #makenoise #morphagene into #verbos & #xaocdevices #sarajewo first patch on the new #eurorackmodular #synth #effects https://www.instagram.com/p/CUUKnu3Dg9F/?utm_medium=tumblr

[soul-science]

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Tiptop trigger riot. Bd808. basimilus iteritas alter. morphagene. deta bender. . . #thesoulscience #weirdmusic #weirdsound #dronemusic #ambient #granular #electroacoustic #モジュラーシンセ #modular #eurorack #triggerriot #bd808 #basimilusiteritasalter #morphagene #databender (Tokyo Japan) https://www.instagram.com/p/CRAWhWEBCbw/?utm_medium=tumblr

[toddbotblog]

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Soundtrack for Patches #dailybleeps - #sounds #minimal #ambient #looping #iosmusic #ambientmusic #soundtrack #synthesizer #musicforfilm #videoart #lowfi #simple #synth #synthesis #quiet #soundscape #moog #mother32 #morphagene #strymonmagneto #experimentalmusic #moments #chaseblissblooper #teenageengineering #po400 #modularsynthesizer #oliverjinx #catsofinstagram #patches https://www.instagram.com/p/CCXC_17By_5/?igshid=vrwq29ouwgh2

[daveseidel]

Happening now at @thethinginthespring until 6pm outside the UU Church. #thethinginthespring #installation #generative #modular #makenoisemusic #morphagene (at Peterborough, New Hampshire) https://www.instagram.com/p/BydNxiqF8bK/?igshid=1o9a9cavepk7f

[kuliak]

Noisy grooving.

Had my good friend Eric over with his modular to record a couple of jams to kick off Jamuary. I want to upload as often as possible this month, but I'm not holding myself to every day - for example, I sat down on the 2nd for it but couldn't quite get anything out. The important thing is being consistent and building tempo. I did the count and it turns out I posted 62 jams last year, after Jamuary! That's an achievement I'm fairly proud of, and I'd like to share just as much or more and keep improving this year. If things go according to plan, I'll have at least an EP to show for it by the end.

This pair of jams we recorded heavily features Spectraphon and Data Bender to give their primary character, with a plethora of other spice and sequencing. The inclusion of his Morphagene adds some more rich samples which is a usually absent from my solo jamming and makes great fuel for processing.

[mysticalblizzardcolor]

STO // Verbos Harmonic Oscillator// Morphagene // Eurorack Ambient

[crateminds]

Lofi atmos with Make Noise’s Morphagene @makenoisemusic #morphagene #ambient #atmos #sounddesign #gameaudio #edm #eurorack #modularsynth (at Melbourne, Victoria, Australia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CYUpTIKhDhE/?utm_medium=tumblr

[rjraffa]

It only rained during the drive. The rest was cool sun, streams, trees, family and some clouds

[etherdiver]

Did a module-by-module breakdown of my modular setup in preparation for the patch-a-week plan of 2023. Bit unpolished but tells you what you need to know.