MORE ARTICLE WITH Mimeophone

16. July 2026

OXI Instruments: Saga Sequencing for Interlocking Melodies – A Patch-Oriented Deep Dive

OXI Instruments brings us an inside look at their favourite melodic workflows with the OXI One sequencer, focusing on the Saga pattern engine. In this video, we see practical techniques for creating evolving, interlocking melodies with minimal steps and clever sequencing tricks. Hardware fans get a proper session: two classic oscillators, a low-pass gate, Maths for envelopes, and a handful of utilities all under OXI’s control. It’s a showcase of how a sequencer can become the heart of a modular system, not by menu-diving, but by hands-on rhythmic and melodic experimentation.

LXD Low Pass Gate, Macbeth Dual Oscillator, Make Noise Maths, Mimeophone, OXI One MIDI/CV Sequencer, OXI Pipe, Quadrat, Verbos Complex Oscillator

30. October 2025

MILES

MAKEN0ISE

Make Noise PoliMATHS: A Deep Dive into Span Modes and Modular Possibilities

Make Noise, the Asheville-based champions of modular experimentation, return with a focused exploration of their new PoliMATHS module. In this official video, the team walks through the three distinctive span modes—Channel Index, Round, and Parallel—each unlocking a different approach to pattern generation across the module’s eight channels. Expect a patch-oriented demonstration, with voltage addressing, clocked sequencing, and clock division all on the menu. For those who thrive on creative modulation and intricate signal routing, this is a revealing look at how PoliMATHS can become the nerve centre of a Eurorack setup.

Jumbler, Maths, Mimeophone, Multimod, MultiWAVE, PoliMATHS, QXG, Tempi, Wogglebug

3. July 2025

MILES

MAKEN0ISE

MAKEN0ISE Resynthesizer: Smoke, Memory and Modular Crossfire

In this Make Noise video, we’re treated to a re-imagined patch on the Resynthesizer, drawing on techniques honed during the company’s formative years. The patch, inspired by the hazy atmosphere of wildfire season, explores cross-clocking and interlocked modulation between modules like Morphagene and Mimeophone. As is typical for Make Noise, the focus is on creative signal flow and evolving, atmospheric textures rather than rigid sequences. The result is a demonstration of how environmental inspiration and patch experimentation can lead to uniquely evocative sonic landscapes—perfect for those who think in voltages and feedback loops.

DXG, Maths, Mimeophone, Morphagene, QPAS, René, Resynthesizer, Spectraphon, Tempi