A small set of very basic eurorack modules can provide you with the building blocks of analog computing. This will definitely not be precise enough to solve classic analog computing tasks like physics simulation ![:despair:]( "seriously, i just don't get it")
, but you will be able to patch your own oscillators, filters, envelopes etc.
In this thread I will suggest some suitable modules, introduce patches and of course I'm looking forward to your feedback & discussion!
Why would you do this?
, but you will be able to patch your own oscillators, filters, envelopes etc.In this thread I will suggest some suitable modules, introduce patches and of course I'm looking forward to your feedback & discussion!
Why would you do this?
- to get a better understanding of how your analog modules work inside
- to patch your own weird complex frankenstein oscillator
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- to display beautiful X/Y animations on your oscilloscope
- because it's fun!
- to save on rack space (you won't)
- to save on money (you won't)
- to patch high precision eurorack tools (no.
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