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I’ve been rather quiet recently, but not without good reason! A lot of my time is currently going into a new online shop, which should make the whole ordering experience a little smoother and generally nicer to use. It will also finally solve the frustrating issue that ordering from mobile devices currently does not work properly — the existing shop system has unfortunately not received much support for quite some time. At the same time I’m improving the work behind the scenes, from receiving an order through to packing and shipping it, with a new tool we are developing specifically around the way we work. This will make the everyday process more efficient, so that less time disappears into administration and boring tasks and more can go into what I enjoy most: developing new modules and new ideas for AE Modular. There is another good reason to be excited: tangible waves will soon celebrate its 10th anniversary! There are already some cool new products in the works for that occasion, and I’m looking forward to sharing more when the time is right. So yes, things have been a little quieter on my side lately — but hopefully this is the calm before a fresh new chapter. tangible waves is getting ready to shine in a new light! New Products
Third Party ProductsA very big stretch for the third party makers: two long-awaited Symbolic Circuits modules have gone on sale, BF Synth's DRIFT has landed, Faux Cyrillic has a surprise new effects module, and Wonkystuff has overhauled how shipping works. Symbolic Circuits FERAL ꟻILTER — finally available! After more than two years of development, Henrik's screaming, snarling Feral Filter is real and you can buy it. It comes in two flavours depending on which logic chip is fitted, and the chip is socketed so you can swap it later. 7400 version — the wild one, the full feral experience 7410 version — the same topology as a Moog ladder filter but with one extra pole, so a steeper cutoff than a classic ladder; it is stable with the phase inverted, which makes it distort and saturate very nicely It can also be switched into 1V/oct 'track' mode and played as an oscillator, and at full resonance in hyper-drive it self-oscillates into a pure sine with no input at all. They are already turning up in people's racks — see @dizzeesatchel's video further down. Available now at Escape From Noise: https://escapefromnoise.com/en/modular/ae/symbolic-circuits-feral-filter-7410.html
MONO ENGINE Also now on sale: the MONO ENGINE, a single-voice IMDI-to-CV module. If you have been wanting to drive one voice of your rack from MIDI without giving up a lot of space, this is for you. Available now at Escape From Noise: https://escapefromnoise.com/en/modular/ae/symbolic-circuits-mono-engine.html BF Synths DRIFT is out now! Zeno and M4vrick spent the summer on it and DRIFT — the controlled-chaos CV source teased back in April — is finally released. Four algorithms including Perlin noise, Bezier easing and a Brownian walk, plus a plain LFO mode; it can even be pushed into audio rate and used as an oscillator. Zeno has also made a proper deep-dive walking through every function with several demo patches, including one where he builds an ambient track on a small rack. It is long, but he has kindly timestamped it. Big restock — and BF Synth modules now at Noisebug M4vrick has built a large batch of all the BF Synth modules, so the shop is well stocked again. EU store (Lectronz): https://lectronz.com/stores/bfsynths Better still for our North American friends: BF Synth are now working with Noisebug in California, so US customers can buy without the tariff headache and with far more sensible postage. BF Synth at Noisebug: https://www.noisebug.net/search?q=bf+synth Faux Cyrillic mvFX — a tiny surprise multi-effects module @dizzeesatchel had a burst of energy during the heatwave and threw together a little multi-effects unit. It is built around the same FV-1 chip as the MULTIFX, but deliberately stripped back: mono only, no CV control, eight effects, and just 1U wide. What makes it interesting is the effects themselves, which he gathered from all over the internet rather than using the usual suspects:
@rockysmalls is giving it a workout, and more will be made once parts are in — so if you want one, say so on the thread. The full knob assignments for each effect are posted there too. You can find out more on the forum: forum.aemodular.com/thread/3890/updates-mvfx-new-website  Wonkystuff Shipping to Europe and the US has changed for the better Since the start of July, Royal Mail only offers PDDP postage from the UK into Europe. PDDP collects VAT and import duty at the point the postage is bought, which means no surprise fees on the doorstep. John has taken the opportunity to simplify things:
The Lectronz storefront stays open for now in case anything misbehaves. John is actively asking for feedback on the calculator. https://wonkystuff.co.uk/ K2 firmware update If you have a K2, Bastl have released the Citadel v17 firmware update for the Kastle 2, which applies to the Wonkystuff AE version too. Details from Bastl: https://mailchi.mp/bastl-instruments/2026kastle_2_citadel_fw_v17_update News and MusicAEtherwaves vol. 8 It is this time of year again and if we want to publish our eighth community album on December's Bandcamp Friday, then you all better start patching! This will be a special edition to celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the AE Modular format since it became a fully funded on Kickstarter in November 2016! Here are the main dates:
All of this is explained in a lot more detail in this forum post: https://forum.aemodular.com/thread/3902/aetherwaves-vol-special-anniversary-edition July Music Offerings A Eulogy for Ladies Macbeth and Macduff — @funbun A gorgeous piece of minimalism from Black Warrior Lures. It is a single take from a rig that now runs to six 20U rows: a whole row of sequencers (four SEQ16 and two SEQ8), a second row of sample-and-hold, noise, shift registers, switches, chaos, buffers, clock and quantizers, and seven sound sources including WAVETABLES, two VCO R2, two FMOS R2, Rains into CIRRUS, and ALGODRONE. Key changes are done by switching quantizer modes. You should check this out: https://blackwarriorlures.bandcamp.com/track/a-eulogy-for-ladies-macbeth-and-macduff  Waeve82, coils and k2 getting me moving — @maydonpoliris In these two videos we hear WAEVE82 alongside Faux Cyrillic's Coils and the Wonkystuff K2. pt3r's one-word review was "Crusteeeeee!", which about covers it.
SNAPS — @pt3r A six-track album on the Dēofol page, full of scrapes and breaks for heatwaves. Which, given the summer Europe just had, feels about right. https://deofol.bandcamp.com/album/snaps  First recording with the K2 — @JcAspes A first jam with the K2 and an LXR-02, recorded straight off a Mackie mixer's USB interface. As JcAspes put it, every time he starts up the K2 he ends up with a good sound, a sentiment several people in the forum agree with. Drones Into Clouds — @funbun Another Black Warrior Lures release, and this is a celebration of the two most notorious modules in the modular world. Enjoy! https://blackwarriorlures.bandcamp.com/track/drones-into-clouds  Keurslager Kurt's Heatwave Acid Track Kurt's heatwave acid track picked up a good technical exchange in July. Saltatempo asked whether DRIFT's chaotic CV really works for modulating DELAY time, since he had struggled to get the same results from a SEQ8 or RBSS2 that he got by hand. The upshot: it does work, but the CV range is much narrower than the knob's, so it is better suited to subtle movement than to the wild ring-modulated feedback sweeps you can get manually. Worth knowing before you go patching. August and September Welcome, Jent! @jentulman lucked into a nicely-filled AE rack on eBay and finally took the modular plunge after years in Reason and VCV Rack. This is his very first recording, made within hours of plugging the thing in and it does not sound like a first go at all. Welcome to the community! Live acid techno at a real club — @keurslagerkurt Kurt played a live acid techno set at a local EMOM (electronic music open mic) night and got to run his system through a proper club PA. The AE side of the rig was a Wonkystuff K2 through the Symbolic Circuits Feral Filter and Faux Cyrillic's 3VRB, with Drift and Sloth handling modulation — a genuine third-party party. The recording is straight off the club desk with no post-processing. This also kicked off a discussion, started by @pt3r, about how people actually approach live performance with the AE — pre-made patches, transporting a patched rack, switching between songs. It is still running as of late September, so there is plenty of time to chip in: https://forum.aemodular.com/thread/3886/play-live-discussion Professore @saltatempo — six videos in August An extraordinarily productive month, all with full patch notes in the forum posts, which makes them wonderful learning material: PLAY your SEQUENCERs — a four-layer piece built around a bit-shift sequencer driving everything. Use headphones. https://youtu.be/JcZpKm2BRBg Layers — four voices layered live plus a Solina-and-Cirrus pad, set against Webb telescope imagery of the Cartwheel Galaxy. Best bits at 08:22 and 11:20. https://youtu.be/hHraEl3kmCU Transitions — a sequence and a noise voice pushed through CIRRUS for granular textures, filmed at the Postojna Caves in Slovenia. https://youtu.be/2tEOTw5rYSk That's Amore — a noise-and-phaser drone bed under two sequences sharing a delay, one of them through the BOB transistor ladder filter. https://youtu.be/Ut69FEiFNy0 Family — a RINGS-clone layer, a ratcheting subtractive voice, and a delayed noise sequence that turns into water. https://youtu.be/0oJ3W-Uc094 Waiting for the match! — SEQ8 in CV mode under a very slow LFO, an FMOS bell voice, a bytebeat texture, and a massive deep-space reverb into MULTIFX shimmer. https://youtu.be/Gt_9gr9gxOc again and again — @dizzeesatchel This is the first outing for a Feral Filter in the Faux Cyrillic rack, which he is clearly delighted about. It's also a nice showcase of how much of the AE ecosystem is now third-party: a Telex555 sequence into the Feral Filter into a QVCA with a Piqued envelope, Coils into the BOB filter for bass, both filters modulated by the OG Sloth, and the output split to 3VRB and the new mvFX (in 'damaged tape' mode) before going out through Resistance is Futile. DIYMore sketches to @feijai's ever-growing GRAINS repository OFFSHOOT — a dual Bernoulli gate, essentially a Mutable Instruments Branches for the AE. Both gates share one probability setting (there are only so many knobs to go round) but there are plenty of extras on top. https://forum.aemodular.com/thread/3887/offshoot-dual-bernoulli-branches-grains SLOWPOKE — an extremely slow loopable AR envelope generator, with optional random looping movements. How slow? The fastest stage is around six seconds; the slowest is about thirty hours. He suggests it for music installations, which sounds exactly right. (6 Sept) https://forum.aemodular.com/thread/3897/slowpoke-slow-loopable-envelope @feijai's whole GRAINS repository can be found here: https://github.com/eclab/grains/ Custom EEPROMs for the MULTIFX @solipsistnation's long-running thread on burning your own EEPROMs for the MULTIFX module kept going through August and is now well over forty replies deep. If you want to customise which effects live on your MULTIFX, this is the place to start. https://forum.aemodular.com/thread/3624/custom-eeproms-multifx Eugene's ESP32 MIDI thingy @rodney shared an ESP32-based MIDI project. https://forum.aemodular.com/thread/3879/eugenes-esp32-midi-thingy CD4069 mixer — input coupling and 2.5V bias @isomura is working through the design of a CD4069-based mixer and has some good questions about input coupling and biasing. Anyone with the relevant analogue knowledge, please chime in. https://forum.aemodular.com/thread/3877/cd4069-mixer-input-coupling-bias Meetings and Events At the last meeting in early September we tried the Jitsi, a free meeting platform with mixed results. For some of us it worked really well, others preferred the Zoom meeting which we've used in the past. For next month we may go back to Zoom.
You can find out more about those online meetups on the Forum, but you have to be a member and logged in to see this page: https://forum.aemodular.com/board/29/online-meetups June was a more relaxed month than May with the craziness of Superbooth behind me and a good amount of new orders coming in waiting to be built and delivered. Thank you to everyone who jumped on the website to order the new modules after Superbooth! To all my North American customers I want to point out that you can also order modules from Noisebug. This will alleviate the headache of the dreaded import tariffs, taxes and expensive express shipping and benefits everyone involved! Noisebug have been and still are incredibly supportive of the AE Modular brand and are currently boosting their stock of new and bread-and-butter modules. If you are missing something, let them know, so items can be included in new orders. Check them out: https://www.noisebug.net/collections/all?sort_by=manual&filter.p.vendor=Tangible+Waves In between fulfilling new orders I found the time to work on a few new modules with the STRING ENSEMBLE being the most exciting of them, as you will see below. The STRING ENSEMBLE is the successor of the (now discontinued) SOLINA module, but incredibly more capable. My mission to put MIDI into the AE Modular continues with two more modules which are now in a new revision and have received the ability to be controlled via IMDI. So all this month was productive and creative and apart from 3 new modules, which are now available in the shop, I have even had some time to work on yet another module, but more about that in next month's blog. New Products STRING ENSEMBLE The STRING ENSEMBLE is a polyphonic synth that recreates the sound of the famous string machines of the late 70's and 80's, like Solina, Logan String and others. 24 voice polyphony This module has a whopping 24-voice polyphony, 2 oscillators per voice plus a suboscillator that can be mixed in. The voices can be detuned and set to an octave offset, offering a variety of base sounds, together with the sub oscillator. An LFO allows pitch modulation/vibrato; the per-voice envelope offers separate attack and decay time. Ensemble/Chorus The oscillator section is followed by a chorus/ensemble effects section that (especially the ensemble effect) is the core of the unique string machine sound, and with the ensemble effect being stereo it's giving you get a nice width without further FX. Phaser Finally the module also includes a phaser, which is a classic combination giving instant 80's "space sound", as known from Jean-Michel Jarre and others. The phaser is 4- or 8-stage, offers adjustable LFO rate and depth plus feedback, and has adjustable stereo width too; here created by phase-shifting the LFO between left and right. CV/Gate and IMDI control Via IMDI, the module can be played like a regular polysynth; a gate out can control e.g. a subsequently patched filter envelope. With two CV and one gate input, the module can also be used like a "classic modular"; a switch chooses between minor and major scale, a Bass note can be added, and CV1 sets the chord within the chosen scale over several octaves, CV2 controls the chord type and different variations/inversions of the chord. You can purchase this module in our online shop here. New Versions of HEARTBEAT and SAMPLYR! Both of these modules are now available in the R2 version which includes control of various parameters of the module via IMDI. All orders are automatically shipped with the new version. Third Party Products Wonkystuff's fluxMEMORY Remember the cool 4 channel tape looper thingiemabop John showed off at Superbooth? Well it's becoming a real module soon and the front panel has changed quite a bit as you can see on Instagram and Facebook. We're really excited about this one and will post an update as soon as it becomes available for purchase! many small modules If you haven't seen this shop yet, you should pay attention, because Josh picks up where fauxcyrillic often leaves off. So after fauxcyrillic releases a small batch of awesome modules for the European and world market, Josh builds these modules (with faux's blessing) and sells them predominantly in the USA market. You should definitely check out his page for his really quality builds. https://lectronz.com/stores/many-small-modules News and Music from the CommunityWe just have to acknowledge the immense persistence and inventiveness in these tutorial videos by Professore Saltatempo! These are in Italian, but Google translate should help anyone understand what's being said to some extent. There's something to learn from each of these videos for everyone, beginners and experts alike. For convenience all these videos are linked in the forum: https://forum.aemodular.com/thread/3210/aem-video-beginners-italian-language?page=2 New Album: Spring's Leap by Black Warrior Lures aka @funbun. This is again a really nice album in the style we know and love. Please check it out here: https://blackwarriorlures.bandcamp.com/album/springs-leap  Speaking in Morse by @maydonpoliris is a cute track that shows some really creative sequencing of filters to create a track in the newly created genre of Morsecore! 1312 is a new track by @pt3r which is super catchy! Listen to it on Soundcloud: https://forum.aemodular.com/thread/3832/1312 Self-titled is an album by a relatively new member of our community @janxcapture. It features Guitar and Kalimba sounds processed via the AE Modular. Please have a listen on Bandcamp: https://cptrrecords.bandcamp.com/album/self-titled  Improvisations by Philip+ is a series of videos on Youtube which feature the AE Modular among other synths in nice and improvised ways. Here is number IV … but check out the first three as well! Meetings and EventsOops! We missed the June Meetup! No worries, though, we'll meet again on July 11th. Please check the forum for details: https://forum.aemodular.com/thread/3840/online-meetup-july-11th-saturday
Superbooth celebrated its 10th anniversary this year which coincides with another anniversary: AE Modular started its life on Kickstarter in November 2016, but this will be a topic in a later blog post.
This year we had a shared booth again with tangible waves, Wonkystuff and BF Synth rubbing shoulders and showing off the power of tiny modules and even tinier micro modules and wires as thin as spaghetti. I was a lot more relaxed this year than in previous years, because our booth was in the "quiet" section, where only headphone music was allowed, so that we could have a normal conversation with the many people who visited us to get a first look or just to say hello.
No youtubers of note disturbed our peace this year, but there was a bit of interest earlier at Synthfest France, see below.
In any way, it was fun, a bit exhausting as usual, and just great to catch up with so many people whom one meets online every day, but can only meet in real life once a year at most. Thanks to everyone who showed up with interest or in support of this fantastic community! I was especially happy to see that the mood in the modular scene remains fantastic despite the growing global problems and crises. My impression is that this is a truly resilient community — one that continues to focus on creativity and joy and cooperation regardless of the circumstances. In my opinion, it could even serve as a model for other fields. There were 330 exhibitors this year, more than ever! Sounds of Superbooth If you want to know how the different racks from Robert, BF synth and Wonkystuff sounded like, check out this playlist which Zeno has kindly recorded and uploaded for your listening pleasure. https://forum.aemodular.com/thread/3803/all-demo-racks-superbooth-2026 AE in the Media
Synth Anatomy has interviewed Gregory at Synthfest France previously where they talked about AE Modular and WAEVE-82 in particular:
This caught the attention of synth youtuber Molten Music and he talked about it in this video:
New Products
STRING ENSEMBLE Module Teaser
Tangible waves has been showing off a first prototype of a new string synthesizer module, the successor to the Solina module which has been featured in countless AE Modular jams. This module extends the sound to 16 voice polyphony, significantly improved sound quality, a stereo Chorus/Ensemble and also has a built-in stereo phaser. It can be controlled fully via the many knobs, and played by CV/Gate (Chords) or fully polyphonic via IMDI/MIDI. Details are rare at this time, but check in next month for more news about this exciting new development. In the meantime, you can check out this sound via this post on Instagram, thanks to Synth Anatomy: SAMPLYR R2 The SAMPLYR module got an upgrade! Now, it supports IMDI/MIDI control additionally to CV/Gate; and it has an ADSR volume envelope now! All new orders receive this version automatically, and the good thing is: The price remains unchanged :-) Third Party Products
Wonkystuff
The K2 has been presented at Superbooth and it's making quite the splash. It comes in 3 flavours (which you can change yourself via a PC and USB cable). You can purchase it from the Wonkystuff store at https://wonkystuff.co.uk/k2.html K2 Demon's 'T' Ration If you like the Gléo-Man (aka Wavebard) version of the K2 then you may be interested in this Bandcamp album by Rocky Smalls which contains a sample library made specifically for this module! https://smallrocks.bandcamp.com/album/k2-demon-s-t-ration 
Wonkytronic4000 Teaser
This is a super interesting new module which features 4 tracks of samples which play back in different ways to achieve a kind of tape loop sound depending on the samples you choose. Not a lot is known about this module, but you can see and hear some of it in this video:
BF Synth
First and most importantly is that BF Synth has moved away from Tindy to a new website at https://lectronz.com/stores/bfsynths 
Also they have officially released their new module called BF-24 DRIFT which emits controlled but chaotic CV for all your modulation needs.
You can find more information and can soon purchase it here: https://lectronz.com/products/bf-24-drift-controlled-chaotic-cv-for-ae-modular News and Music from the Community
A live AE Modular patch from @pol which sounds really nice, check it out:
Droplets - a new track with beautiful visuals from @runningin, combining AE modular with lots of other gear.
Countdown to planet-forming, a roadmap to the synthesis of life - Professore @saltatempo presents us with another astronomy inspired track which shows his love, not only for the stars, but also for relentless experimentation with modular synthesis! There's a lot to learn from this video, so check it out and stick around!
Sequenced Cluster follows right after the roadmap with some cool middle eastern rhythms
Look Mum WAeve82 - Here, maybe for the first time, @maydonpoliris serves us his first impressions of the new polyphonic wavetable synth in a cool Jazz fashion. So mix yourself a cocktail of your choice, find a lounge and nod along to these cultured beats.
No Through Road - Join @maydonpoliris on this trippy walk through the Sydney bush. This video is a real treat musically and visually!
And finally a special treat again from @pol aka Roger Wilson who started his AE Modular synth journey with this album, Galilean Sequence, which you can still find, and purchase on Bandcamp! Check it out, it's wonderful!
https://patternsoflife.bandcamp.com/album/the-galilean-sequence 
Meetings and Events
We had a very special Zoom Meetup right after Superbooth where Robert and the 3rd Party guys joined in directly from Berlin and told us all about their new modules and their experience of this year's main event.
Join us again for the next meeting on June 6th at 8pm UTC. More info as usual on this forum page, which you can access once you've signed up and logged in:
https://forum.aemodular.com/board/29/online-meetups Superbooth is just around the corner and I'm busy with getting everything ready for the biggest show of the year! Again I'll be joined by the wonderful 3rd party people, John from Wonkystuff as well as Zeno and Gregory from BFSynths. This year we will be presenting all the cool new AE Modular gear in a relatively quiet corner. As those of you, who have been visiting our booth in the previous years, know it was usually incredibly noisy, a real pandemonium of competing synth and drum noises from all directions. That was incredibly distracting at first and later became so stressful that all of us were completely exhausted from the noise and having to yell above the noise all day, that we needed weeks to get back to "normal" after attending the booth for just 3 days. This year will be different because Superbooth now has a quiet part of that big hall where only headphones are allowed! We are all very much looking forward to that, and hope that we can finally have a normal conversation with anyone who visits our booth. If you are visiting and want to find us, we are in the main hall (next to the swimming pool) at the far back.  New ProductsWAEVE82-VF  Yet another mini system! However the WAEVE82-VF is the full package:
You can see and hear for yourself how this module can sound like. This system is now being sold in our shop at the introductory price of EUR 296.00 (with FX) or EUR 229.00 (without the FX module). Please check the website for any additional sales tax, postage, etc. This is available in our online shop here. White Frontplates  We now have white frontplates available for most modules. So if you want to build an all white or all black or checkered system, we've got you covered! Please note that the white option is not necessarily in stock for all modules. Third Party ProductsWe are sure that the 3rd party makers are busy cooking something tasty to present at the booth and can hardly wait to see it! K2 from Wonkystuff  However Wonkystuff has already gone ahead and released the AE Modular version of Bastle's Kastle2 hardware! This is an incredibly versatile module! It can be ordered pre-loaded with any of 3 firmwares:
You can also load any of these firmwares onto the module yourself and the Wonkystuff website has all the links to the info you need to do that. https://wonkystuff.co.uk/k2.html Drift from BF Synth  They say they have a very exciting module in the works and hopefully ready to show at Superbooth. Here's just a teaser … it will be a clone of the eurorack module of the same name which is a "modulation source for creating organic, always changing, never repeating control voltages. The main algorithm is based on Perlin noise, but there are three other algorithms to choose from if you want a different flavor." (https://freemodular.org/modules/Drift/) We think this module would be a perfect companion for the WAEVE-82 to give it even more modulation goodness! News and Music from the CommunityMaydonpoliris started an interesting thread about sequencing options with this video. which led to the discussion of various nifty ways to use the RAW output of the SEQ8 module for things unrelated to pitch. Please chime in at https://forum.aemodular.com/thread/3764/trying-out-sequencing-variation Beaucarnea is the collaboration spanning half the globe between maydonpoliris and pol. There is now a new track on Bandcamp which is definitely worth checking out: https://beaucarnea.bandcamp.com/track/all-that-waits-is-oblivion Saltatempo has presented us with a new auditory glimpse into the universe with his newest track on Youtube: Also from Saltatempo comes this view into the bowels of the earth! JcAspes is showing a patch controlled by a web MIDI emulator of MUSE which generates MIDI notes and has apparently been invented by Marvin Minsky (one of the earliest researchers in artificial intelligence). It is very beautiful .. You can find the MUSE emulator website here: https://www.skadubpc.net/public/Muse_MIDI/# Running In has produced another great ambient sound experiment, which you can see here: tIB has released another album, or better yet, a physical cassette! It looks super cool and sounds great! Check it out: https://cptrrecords.bandcamp.com/album/bloom  faux cyrillic shows an interesting patch using some of the modules he makes and it features a not yet released prototype of the Teletype module. This looks really cool! You can join the discussion about this module here: https://forum.aemodular.com/thread/3766/new-rack-testing Meetings and EventsSuperbooth is on from 7th to 9th of May 2026! Get your tickets soon and don't miss out. We hope to see you in person! https://www.superbooth.com/en/ AE Modular Zoom  We are settling into a very relaxed round, talking about synths, electronic music and our various projects around AE Modular and other gear. However we are always happy to welcome new faces to our truly international group, which already spans the full globe, from Australia, via Europe, England to the west coast of the USA.
The next meetup will be very special as we will try to have Robert and the 3rd party guys join us straight after they've packed up their Superbooth stand! You wouldn't want to hearing all the news straight from the source! Follow the link below for more info closer to the date: Saturday, 9th May 2026 at 9pm UTC February was a month of diligently working on sending out customer orders and packaging up all these beautiful WAEVE82 boxes, thanks to everyone who got in early to get their hands on this new module. New ProductsVCASE-MIDI I have been busy designing the new VCASE and finally it's available in the shop. This includes a new bus and power distribution board which also allows uModules, with a dedicated base module (this one will be released in the next few weeks).  This case comes with a new power and MIDI module built-in which has the following features:
This case is now available in the shop! This case is perfect for mini systems and therefore we celebrate the father of modular synthesizers with the … MINIBOB Synth  This little modular has quite some similarities with the original synthesizer from the other Bob! It comes with:
This is likely the smallest modular synth with this sound, I hope that it will inspire some of you. You can now buy this system in the shop. Third Party ProductsThere aren't any new modules that we know of, but Wonkystuff is apparently working on an AE clone of the new Bastle Kastle 2! Also the Wiki has now been updated with ALL of Wonkystuff's modules: https://wiki.aemodular.com/#/modules/wonkystuff/ This list is really impressive! You should check it out, and, if you still don't have every single one of these juicy modules, what are you waiting for? Go and buy some at his store: https://wonkystuff.co.uk/ Also many thanks to John for fixing the look and feel of the Wiki, it has been wanting for some love and attention for a while, but now it's looking fabulous! News and Music from the CommunityUser @dalarne is showing off his cute mini case with the new WAEVE82 module next to a Wonkystuff rhythm section: https://forum.aemodular.com/post/29273/thread  User @saltatempo is forging ahead with his great tutorial series in Italian. Here is his latest episode which features the Nyle filter and is a hypnotic bass sequence in dotted 8th delay. User @funbun aka Black Warrior Lures has offered us a rare treat with his newest album "Music for Dulcimer, Drone and Granular Processes". It's just so satisfying to see the AE Modular sound together with other instruments. Please check out the album and support him by buying this or one of the other many albums of his impressive portfolio!  @jcaspes sent this cool jam with Stylophone, AE and friends. And there's a new jam from @maydonpoliris which is a part of the HardwareJams challenge DIYEvery once in a while people want to make their own cables for AE and we get discussions like this on the forum: https://forum.aemodular.com/thread/3741/new-microcables-light-cool-stuff However as @dizzeesatchel rightfully pointed out, using standard Dupont connecters (which have a rectangular shape) may actually harm your AE Modular patch points and also will not offer the same kind of connectivity as the standard round connectors which are sold in the store. Meetings and EventsThe first Zoom meetup of the year was on Saturday 7th February and we had a nice chat as always. And while we love to have as many people as possible, it is also nice to be in a small group and just chat freely about all things synth.  The next meetup is on Saturday, 7th of March, 8pm UTC. More info here:
https://forum.aemodular.com/thread/3753/online-meetup-march-2026-saturday I'm wishing all our customers, friends and supporters of the AE Modular community a happy, healthy and successful new year! The release of the WAEVE82 at the end of last year was a major milestone and the culmination of more than a year of hard work, so I'm proud that this module is now shipping and I'm looking forward to what those first supporters will make with it! As mentioned in December, there will also be a specially made new VCASE for this module so that it can be used as a standalone 8 voice synthesizer in a small and attractive package. The WAEVE82 comes with a comprehensive 78-page manual, a quick-start guide, and a micro-SD card loaded with presets - and the built-in randomizer lets you create inspiring new sounds based on a chosen category.  This year we will continue to consolidate and improve the existing line up of modules especially around IMDI capabilities. At first I'm finally working on the improved version 2 of the GRAINS module. This will have more inputs and outputs, but will use the same chip so that all existing firmware will still work. One improvement I’m especially proud of is the introduction of metal cases for the VMIX-10 and the VCASE-7, bringing a noticeable upgrade in build quality and overall feel.
As you know, my mind is always dreaming up new module ideas and I will share these with you over the coming months. Third Party Products Fauxcyrillic has released PIQUED, an AE Modular clone of the PEAKS module designed and open sourced by Mutable Instruments. It is a multi-function, dual channel, trigger to signal converter. Core functions:
Alt functions:
This was released as a limited batch and you have to be quick to secure one of these beauties. https://www.tindie.com/products/fauxcyrillic/piqued/  The Feral Filter by Symbolic Circuits was teased last year at Superbooth and has since received more development. It's still not quite done, but progress is looking good as does the new faceplate. We can't wait to hear its screaming madness ;-) Stay up to date with the progress here: https://forum.aemodular.com/thread/3447/feral-ilter-development?page=2 Jamuary 2026There are so many cool patches in this thread that it would be a bit much to list them here, so please head over to the forum and see and hear for yourself: https://forum.aemodular.com/thread/3712/jamuary-2026-patches Meetings and EventsThe first Zoom meetup of the year will be on Saturday 7th February (Sunday 8th for anyone west of the 180th Meridian). Please see the forum for more information (you will need to be a signed in member of the forum).
https://forum.aemodular.com/thread/3737/online-meetup-february-2026-saturday 
This blog is long overdue, especially after the slightly unsettling news from the last blog in August. I'm grateful for all the kind words and offers of support you have sent me in response. Currently I feel much better, my health has improved and the business is more stable now, even though I had to make some tough decisions to reduce costs.
I was silent these last months as I've been consumed by the work on our new module, which certainly is my most ambitious project yet. The WAEVE82 is a complete 8 voice synthesizer and brings you the sounds of the 80's wavetable synth hits plus a LOT more in a (relatively) tiny package. You can hear its sound in my track on the new AEther Waves vol. 7 album. This year was not very easy while I mostly dealt with health issues. However I'm looking forward with a positive attitude! The community is going strong and as long as people want to make music with AE Modular I'll be happy to keep building modules. I'm also very impressed by the way the 3rd Party makers are bringing out new modules. This is such an important part of establishing an alternative format in the modular synth world. While most of my focus this year was on the WAEVE82, I'm planning a few more adjacent products around it for next year. Mainly I'm planning to release this also as a Eurorack module (a first for tangible waves!). I'm also working on a new V-Case which will include complete IMDI connectivity and will be perfect for hosting the WAEVE82 plus one or two other modules. The prototype looks like this: 
New Product!!
WAEVE82 is now finally ready for order! It is an eight-voice polyphonic wavetable synthesizer module
designed for the AE modular ecosystem. It combines the unmistakable charm of early digital wavetable instruments with a modern, performance-oriented workflow and a clear, page-based interface that invites exploration. Its conceptual DNA is inspired by the PPG Wave 2 synthesizer of the 1980s — iconic instruments known for glassy timbres, animated spectra, and futuristic character. Yet, the WAEVE82 is not a clone. It draws inspiration from that lineage but follows its own path, with a unique audio engine, expanded modulation options, modern randomization tools, and a streamlined interface tailored for the AE modular format. At its core, WAEVE82 provides:
If all of this sounds complicated to you, then don't fear - there is a comprehensive 60 page(!) manual available for download once the module ships! You can hear it on the new AEther Waves album in the track "Five WAEves". This module is now available for purchase in our shop. (Shipping will start in the second half of January) Third Party Products
Wonkystuff has been very active lately with a new online shopfront and a host of new modules.Check out the store for all the new modules. Below are the most recent notable ones.
mmo 
https://wonkystuff.co.uk/mmo.html
mmo is a fairly faithful recreation of the minimo except for a buffered output, and the use of the ubiquitous ICSP programming header seen in many other boards. You will still need a suitable programmer in order to update the code (not included). Something like the USBAsp is great — See Programming ICSP Modules The minimo is a whole new open source eco-system and the mmo is your bridge between it and your AE Modular! https://minimosynth.com/ k-lfo 
https://wonkystuff.co.uk/k-lfo-1.html
The LFO part of the beloved kæstle modules, now available as a standalone µModule! This module has the same behaviour as the LFO of its bigger siblings ( kæstle, kæstle drum, kæstle ARP):
pgn/8 
https://wonkystuff.co.uk/pgn-8-1.html
Inspired by the Czochralski Cells instrument by Destiny+, this module creates pulse/trigger/gate outputs based on simple input signals. Primarily aimed at generative approaches, the pgn/8 produces complexity from simplicity. By applying different LFOs (or signals with phase differences), different patterns of triggers and/or gates can be generated, leading to emergent rhythms or other generative artefacts.
Other 3rd Party Makers Even though they haven't announced new modules lately, you should still check out the amazing collections of useful and fun modules from BF Synth! They now also stock the EuclidGrid euclidean trigger sequencer made by Kyaa, a module which is the beating heart of many AE Modular racks! Of course there's also the 555VCO which is one of most beautiful sounding, pure analog oscillators available for the AE Modular system.
Unfortunately many of the brilliant modules made by fauxcyrillic are currently out of stock, however, if you live in the USA then you should check out many small modules, a new Tindie store which stocks many of fauxcyrillic's modules which have been faithfully built in the states!
News and Music from the Community
The annual community album AEther Waves vol. 7 has been released on the 5th of December! Again many thanks to everyone who has committed their time and effort to make this possible! All proceeds from sales will again be sent directly to Musicians Without Borders to assist with their efforts to bring music and hope to people in regions torn apart by war and violence.
Among the praise for the great tracks on the album there has also been some controversy about the use of AI to produce the album cover. While there has not been a consensus among the community to replace the current cover, there is clearly a wish to not use AI again in the future! If you would like to discuss this topic please chip in here: https://forum.aemodular.com/thread/3677/new-release-aether-waves-vol Speak no Evil by running in is an eerie ambient soundscape but also shows beautiful visualisations in this youtube video.
Let it Breathe by Maydonpoliris is a complex composition featuring the interconnection of AE Modular with the Roland S-1 synthesizer. Absolutely worth checking out!
Rubber Knee Traversing by 101 demonstrates the power of the SQ-64 sequencer as it controls the AE Modular. Great sounds and head-bobbingly good!
Generative Music by Saltatempo is a patch which plays by itself as it generates complex patterns from modulation. Check it out!
Colours of MOOG filter by Ales Vibes is a beautiful demonstration of the new BOB filter by tangible waves. The sounds are out of this world and it's well presented!
reflex by tIB is a new album featuring the immersive soundscapes which frequently feature in tIB's creations. Very worth checking out!
https://therapyinterferingbehaviour.bandcamp.com/album/reflex 
That feel by Ales Vibes has been hidden for months until it was just recently "unveiled". Here the AE plays together with other mini synths in a beautiful "Berlin School-ish" soundtrack. We definitely love that feel!
Wonkystuff Live Streams! These are live sessions where John explains how he uses the AE system with (mostly) the Wonkystuff modules to make music. Really interesting stuff!
Vanilla Face by CONIVM (aka pt3r?) is a great album made with the AE Modular and the Polyend Tracker. Featuring face melting basslines, earthquake inducing drumbeats and eerie, otherworldly sounds. Fantastic to play late at night to show your neighbours some love ;-)
https://conivm.bandcamp.com/album/vanilla-face 
DIY
Busbuddies great and small!
Check out how the Busbuddy from Symbolic Circuits can be used to easily create any rack you want! A tiny one row rack https://forum.aemodular.com/thread/3680/busbuddy-case Or a huge Monsta Buddy! https://forum.aemodular.com/thread/3423/busbuddy
Meetings and Events
The last Zoom meeting of the year was just a week ago and was again really nice to catch up and discuss all things AE Modular!
Next year we'll continue with (roughly) monthly meetings, however all the meetings will be on Saturday evenings/afternoon for most of the world and Sunday mornings for Australians. This just makes it easier to have those meetings not interfere with work commitments. We'll try for the first Saturday of each month and see how we go throughout the year. The next meeting will be on Saturday 7th of February 2026 (Sunday 8th for Aussies). 
We hope you all have a great festive season, holidays or whatever you do to celebrate the end of the year!
Keep Patching! I need some help! This is not easy to write, but after careful consideration I've decided to turn towards you, the AE Modular community for help in a difficult time in the life of tangible waves and potentially the AE Modular eco-system. It should be no secret to anyone, who is following current global affairs and the effect these have on the wider synth community and producers of electronic music gear. After a very welcoming high during COVID, the economic reality that most people are now facing make it harder and harder for them to justify investing their money into even an affordable system like AE Modular instead of paying for rent or food. Some synth manufacturers may not immediately feel this downturn because they have been catering for a more well-off clientele who continue to pour their disposable income into high priced gear. But our little community, based around a product built by and for people of little means, has been feeling these pressures for a while now. You can see it in the way the community interactions are fewer than they were in the hay days of 2021-22 and I can definitely see it in the declining sales figures at tangible waves. Don't understand me wrong, I am still in awe of the amazing support and continuing inspiration from the community and I'm also very impressed by the dedication shown by the growing number of 3rd party manufacturers who are putting their own mark on the AE Modular vision. As I have said many times before, this community is the reason I get out of bed every morning and spend my days in the workshop, creating new modules and pushing out orders as fast as I can. However these orders have been getting fewer over the last year and since I have transitioned to this business as my main source of income, I have become more concerned about the future of this venture. There are only so many cost cuttings I can make, but when the orders can no longer pay for my means to live I have to find other ways, as I hope you all will understand. Let me be clear: this is not a swan song for AE Modular! Although my health has also taken a worse turn since some years, I'm still dedicated to putting all my energy into keeping tangible waves going and AE Modular alive! I just need a bit of help and I hope that someone in the community would be able to assist with a few things:
The above are services for which I could likely find someone on a job board or freelance marketplaces and I may have to turn towards those options. However I would like to see if someone from the AE Modular community would be interested to help out with some of the above jobs and may even be willing to take payment, at least in part, through receiving free modules and/or participation in (hopefully) increased sales revenues. I have talked to people who specialise in eCommerce and online marketing before, but they didn't "get" the special product we have and the impact it has on people's lives and their art. So I hope that someone from the community, who understands what AE Modular is about might be able to do a much better job. So, if you are interested and willing to help me out with the above, or even just have some interesting ideas or advice, then please contact me via the usual means, I would be incredibly grateful for your contribution! About those US Tariffs … Contrary to the above, I am still dedicated to making modular synths available to anyone and since our friends over in the USA have a bit of a tough time right now with a somewhat volatile government, I decided to help them out a little! For now, only DHL Express or FedEx express shipping options are available for deliveries to the USA. These are more expensive, but at least they will make sure that “only” a 15% tariff will be applied to the order value instead of the ridiculous $80 flat fee which would otherwise be charged. To offset these additional costs for our US customers, they can use the code FCKTRMP at the checkout to receive a special 10% discount! We call this a "Fair Compensation for Kinky Tariff Regulation & Market Penalties" ;-). New Products BOB Filter 904A I have always had a fascination and immense respect for Bob Moog, not just because we share the same first name and that my birthday is just one day later than his (plus a few years!), but I was always in love with the sound and feel of his instruments. So for a long time I have dreamed of making this iconic filter for the AE Modular system. Since the original circuit design is for much higher voltages, I had to find ways to make it work for AE's 5 volt range, but that is now done. The look is an approximation, and I hope that the sound is quite close to the original, but please judge for yourself! This is a 24dB/octave lowpass filter; but this version additionally offers outputs for taps of each filter stage, offering 18dB, 12dB and 6dB/octave, each with its own sonic qualities. The module has:
This module is available in two different versions, one with the classic Moog inspired knobs and front panel and one with classic AE Modular knobs. Which one will you prefer? You can now buy this module in our online store! Third Party ProductsWonkystuff has a new website! Check it out at https://wonkystuff.co.uk/  News and Music from the CommunityThe Labyrinth from @runningin is an audiovisual journey through ambient soundscapes. Check out the video on Youtube: Ammasso Globulare in Ercole from @saltatempo is a track utilising the Volca Drum, AE Grunge Filter and BF Synth's Sloth. This is a beautiful track which you should view here: Third Behaviour by @pt3r is a groovy track featuring a micro DJ scratch thingy, AE Modular and Polyend Tracker: Noise to fall asleep to by @maydonpoliris is something for people who love, well, noise 🙂 check it out and see if you can actually fall asleept to it. The video is very interesting as well! Great Descent by @101 is made with the AE Modular and friends and may I say: it sounds fantastic! Check it out: cptr003 apogaeum x 327 - shared samples is a new Bandcamp album by @janxcapture. It is a collaboration where they share a sample and take that as the inspiration of their tracks. Very neat idea and great outcome. Please go, listen and buy this album! https://cptrrecords.bandcamp.com/album/shared-samples  Meetings and Events While this month's Zoom meeting had fewer members than usually, it was good to have deeper discussions about music making in general and how to use various AE Modules, eg. which module does the best feedback? How to use the DronX? What do you need the Filterbank914 for?
The next meeting is Sunday night September 28th. You can find more details on the forum at https://forum.aemodular.com/board/29/online-meetups After my very slow recovery after Superbooth (due to the damned CFS syndrome from which I've suffered for some years) I'm in full swing again with fulfilling orders and can gladly say that we have shortened the backlog considerably. In the meantime. This means, we get most orders out of the door in 2-3 weeks now; yeah! Believe me, the long waiting times have always been a big PITA for me. I've continued to work on the upcoming WAEVE82 synth module I've demoed at Superbooth; it’s quite some work because this thing is way beyond anything I had made before - I mean, this is a full-blown 8-voice polyphonic synth, not just a polyphonic oscillator - but it will be great, I promise!!.  I have also worked on a new filter module and I wonder if any of you can guess what it is from this breadboard prototype?  Also in the making is a new revision of the venerable SVFILTER; one of the very ancient AE modules. It is completely redesigned, making it more consistent over different production batches, and it has a better resonance now. A few weeks ago I had a student intern here at tangible waves again - what a great experience! A 13-year old, who grasped everything so quickly, even soldering, which usually takes a lot of practice to be productive. Not for Levi: I showed it to him two or three times, gave some hints, and after that, he soldered like a pro without any corrections needed from my side, awesome! No need to say he assembled a complete system based on a sketch completely by himself at the end of the week - and of course time for some jamming was inevitable. And we even designed a very simple module together, from breadboard to PCB layout! Ok, here, I was involved a bit more ;-) Anyway, I was so happy to see this super smart boy and hopefully gave some inspiration; I’m sure he will go a good way! You can also still vote for IMDI at the MIDI Innovation Awards! Please find more information here: https://forum.aemodular.com/thread/3552/invitation-vote-imdi-innovation-award Otherwise July (like most summers) was a quiet month, so this newsletter may feel a bit thin. But rest assured, new and exciting things are in the making! News and Music from the CommunityAnother Emom live stream from Namke. His set starts at 1:22:00 but the other acts are also not bad at all. Always impressive how he can do a whole set with such a small system. https://www.youtube.com/live/TMvHVAfrNjo?si=axEGT3KzzwCINFmT P3tr, our resident master of ambient and other atmospheric experiments has created a track for the collaboration album "Desert Music" by Aural Films. Check it out! https://forum.aemodular.com/thread/3560/irem  We think it's time again for another fishing video from Blackwarrior Lures aka funbun. Even if you're not into fishing, you may enjoy the scenery and AE Modular sound track. She had cost too much to die - is a really catchy tune by soli made with Rains, Selector and other intricately routed modules. It sounds sooo nice! Check it out: https://forum.aemodular.com/thread/3546/cost-die-july-2025 This track by professore Saltatempo has some cool experiments with modulated delays: Last but not least here is the latest soundtrack from Maydonpoliris made with his growing AE monster and the Roland T-8 drum machine: Meetings and EventsOur last zoom meetup was on Wednesday 30th July and was well attended. We welcomed a new member to the AE Modular community and otherwise talked a lot about MIDI, Arpeggiators and other projects.  The next meetup is planned for Saturday 30th of August. Please see the forum announcements for more details.
https://forum.aemodular.com/board/12/meetups-events Superbooth is THE major annual event for all synth enthusiasts and manufacturers. Those three days are very fun and very intense. You get to meet people which you only know from email or other internet interactions and you get to meet so many new people who are interested in the AE Modular system. This year we had the shared booth again with tangible waves, Wonkystuff, BF Synths and Symbolic Circuits putting so much new stuff on that table, we all could talk for hours about to anyone who cared to listen. Unfortunately the event also uses up a lot of energy and it takes weeks to get back up to a normal routine afterwards. Imagine standing 12 hours in a room with 100 loudspeakers each blasting different tunes or beats so you have to shout at people the whole time. It's fun, but also very exhausting. Therefore this blog and the videos of the interviews always come a bit late, but without further ado, let's have a look at all the new things which were presented this year. New ProductsWAEVE82 This is a two oscillator wavetable synthesizer with 8 voice polyphony! It is a complete synthesizer in a relatively small module and offers CV, Gate connectivity as well as a complete MIDI implementation which gives you access to control any of the 80 parameters via external controllers or your DAW. This module is a collaboration between tangible waves (hardware) and Matthias Brüssel (software) and was made in honour of the classic PPG Wavetable synthesizers which were introduced in the early 80's by Wolfgang Palm, etc. Here are some of the many features:
You can see and hear more about this and a few other modules in this interview: Third Party ProductsWonkystuff Wonkystuff presented a few new modules which you can see and hear in this interview: You should check the Wonkystuff website for news and availability of the following modules: mi/mo This micro module accepts MIDI input either via the 3.5mm jack or patch points at the top. It then sends that MIDI out to also via 3.5mm jack or patch points. This is useful to control MIDI instruments from the AE Modular! Also since the input jack accepts both type A and B connectors and the output can be switched to either A or B via a hardware switch, this can be used to convert MIDI cables from one type to another. μmdx This is an 8-channel MIDI demultiplexer very similar to the mb/1 but obviously only for half the number of channels. However these can be configured to be:
CVMx This is an amazing module which can convert CV signals to MIDI messages! Check out the video interview about all the cool things you can do with it! pa4 This module assigns one MIDI channel to 4 parallel channels which allows you to play 4 voice polyphonic if you have 4 IMDI capable oscillator modules! It sends note and CC messages and has a few allocation modes:
env4 This module has 4 attack/release envelopes with individual triggers but which share the same settings. This is great in combination with pa4 for playing 4 voices polyphonically. BF Synth The power duo from Belgium and France showed off two really cool new modules and have other fantastic news towards the end of this interview! Perc-O-Lator This is a 4 channel envelope made for percussive sounds as each channel offers only a decay knob! The envelopes can be individually triggered either via CV or MIDI. You can buy this module on their website: https://www.tindie.com/products/bfsynths/bf-23-perc-o-lator-4-envelopes-for-ae-modular/ LED-Chaos This is a fun micro module which brings some randomness into your patches. There are 3 different LEDs which flicker slow or fast chaotically and you can patch into them to get random CV signals. The signal can also be changed by the Morph Knob. This is available on their website: https://www.tindie.com/products/bfsynths/bf-22-led-chaos-cv-source-for-ae-modular/ Kyaa's Euclid Grid is back! BF Synth has made a deal with Kyaa and will produce this important module from now on. This is a 4 channel trigger sequencer which uses euclidean patterns across 2 dimensional areas. The colorful screen shows those different sequences and they can be arranged and shaped in many ways very easily via the 8 control buttons and one rotary encoder knob. This is an essential module and should be in every rack! You can now buy it on their website: https://www.tindie.com/products/bfsynths/kyaas-euclid-grid-euclidian-sequencer-for-ae/ Symbolic Circuits Henrik was presenting his modules for the first time at Superbooth, but he was already well known in the AE community for his BusBuddy power board which can turn any rack into a quick swap case. Most modules he presented at Superbooth are early prototypes, but they do look and sound promising. Check out what he's cooking in this interview: Faux Cyrillic and Solipsistnation Although not personally present at Superbooth, Faux Cyrillic's most talked about module, COILS, was presented beautifully by Josh aka Solipsistnation who also built a few of these modules mostly for people in the USA. He came all the way from California to Superbooth with a cute little travel modular case. Here he is talking to The 5th Volt about his approach to making and how he's mainly using two Faux Cyrillic modules: COILS and Pikocore. Check out Faux Cyrillic's website for modules and availability: https://www.tindie.com/stores/fauxcyrillic/ And if you live in the USA then you should check Josh's website on Tindie for his builds of COILS and PikoCore: https://www.tindie.com/stores/solipsistnation/ News and Music from the CommunitySo obviously there is some dance music from Keurslager Kurt to check out from his Superbooth afterparty! Maydonpoliris using the new BF Synth modules in this Percolating Beats video: The trees obscure the vision - a dancey patch by 101 Mind Grains - running in shows AE Modular in concert with too many other cool synths and very psychedelic visuals. Akze shows off his very first recorded patch with his new AE Modular system! John aka Namke aka Wonkystuff playing live at EMOM Festival in Leeds - this whole video is 7 hours long, but John's set starts at 03:18:09 … check it out: Nebulosa di Orione col BeatDivider e tre voci Drone38, Noise e 2OSCD - is another astronomy inspired track by Professore Saltatempo. This has some really cool sounds: exhibit a - by artist 327 is drone made with the AE Modular and guitar which invites us to explore the territories and landscapes of sound through deep listening. https://cptrrecords.bandcamp.com/album/exhibit-a You can discuss this here: https://forum.aemodular.com/thread/3522/327-exhibit-drone  DIYQuad Vactrol Module by Solipsistnation This module is a prototype to go with the quad envelope by BF Synth, Perc-O-Lator. It looks quite nice, check out the post on the forum: https://forum.aemodular.com/thread/3521/prototype-quad-vactrol-module Timer is a delay for trigger inputs This could be useful and the documentation and build instructions provided by Gerif are spot on as usual! Check it out: https://forum.aemodular.com/thread/3492/timer  Meetings and EventsAE Modular Zoom Meetup
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