Perfect Circuit Audio continues its 54HP series, exploring the possibilities of relatively small Eurorack modular systems.
For their second episode, they put together what they call a “West Coast Music Weasel” – a 54HP system, inspired by so-called ‘west coast synthesis’ and the Buchla Music Easel.
This system features a complex LFO and S&H, four step sequencer and looping envelope for controlling the other modules, a voltage processor/ring modulator module and a 158 dual oscillator, a wave-folder and low pass gate. The video demonstrates that, even with a small system, you can create drones, sequences and generative patches that play themselves.
love configuring music easel clones on modular grid, kinda a hobby haha
imo ryo penta for easel inspired sequencer module over say tirana
less hp + the penta is 5 steps ike original music easel sequencer as opposed to the tiranas four
also not much randomness going on it seems 🙂
strong choices for easel builds would be source of unce by NLC, a clone of the easel source of uncertainty and NLC timbre a copy of the Music easel wavefolder
but sounds great
There are too few resources on how to put together a complete small modular system. Very nice! Looking forward to more in this series!