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Make Noise 0-CTRL First Look Videos

Make Noise today introduced the 0-CTRL, a touch-controlled desktop sequencing module, and has worked with several synthesists to get early hands-on demos available.… Read More Make Noise 0-CTRL First Look Videos

May 7, 20201 Comment

Make Noise 0-CTRL Offers Touch-Controlled Desktop Sequencing

Designed to complement the 0-Coast synthesizer, the 0-CTRL is a tabletop device whose inputs and outputs follow Eurorack standards, so it can also be used with a modular system or other cv/gate synthesizers.… Read More Make Noise 0-CTRL Offers Touch-Controlled Desktop Sequencing

May 5, 2020May 7, 202025 Comments

Musique Concrète Using MakeNoise’s Tape & Microsound Music Machine

The Tape & Microsound Music Machine is a complete Eurorack modular synthesizer, featuring modules selected with an emphasis on audio manipulation.… Read More Musique Concrète Using MakeNoise’s Tape & Microsound Music Machine

November 23, 20191 Comment

Make Noise Tape & Microsound Music Machine

The Tape and Microsound Music Machine is a small stereo Eurorack system, devoted to ‘capturing external sounds and sculpting them into new ones’.… Read More Make Noise Tape & Microsound Music Machine

October 30, 201914 Comments

Make Noise Mimeophon In-Depth Review

Heres an in-depth look at the new Make Noise Mimeophon, described as ‘a stereo, multi-zone color audio repeater’.… Read More Make Noise Mimeophon In-Depth Review

August 19, 20193 Comments

Make Noise Intros Mimeophon, XPAN & XOH Eurorack Modules At Superbooth 2019

We talked with Make Noise’s Walker Farrell, who demonstrated their new Soundhack Mimeophon stereo delay, XPAN 5-channel mixer and XOH Eurorack modules. … Read More Make Noise Intros Mimeophon, XPAN & XOH Eurorack Modules At Superbooth 2019

May 14, 2019June 17, 2019Leave a comment

Make Noise X-PAN Stereo Mixer

Make Noise has introduced the X-PAN, a 5-channel voltage controlled stereo mixer for Eurorack systems, designed for the creation of complex panoramic audio imagery.… Read More Make Noise X-PAN Stereo Mixer

May 3, 2019Leave a comment

Make Noise Morphagene In-Depth Demo

The video covers 20 tips and ideas for using Morphagene, including using it as a mono and “poly” granular synth, several types of delay, a synced looper, a drum machine and more…… Read More Make Noise Morphagene In-Depth Demo

April 1, 20192 Comments

Make Noise Quad Peak Animation System (QPAS) Hands-On Demo

The latest loopop video takes a look at the Make Noise Quad Peak Animation System (QPAS) – a new Eurorack module that features four state variable filters that you can modulate in various ways to create interesting mono or stereo effects. … Read More Make Noise Quad Peak Animation System (QPAS) Hands-On Demo

February 4, 2019February 4, 20193 Comments

Make Noise QPAS Overview

Designer Tony Rolando tells the story of the origin of the module and then discusses different uses and patching ideas. … Read More Make Noise QPAS Overview

January 26, 20193 Comments

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