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15. January 2026

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MAKEN0ISE: Strumming the Grid – A Patch Adventure Beyond Sequencing

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MAKEN0ISE: Strumming the Grid – A Patch Adventure Beyond Sequencing

In this latest Make Noise video, the Asheville-based modular mavericks take us on a deep dive into a patch that sidesteps traditional sequencing in favour of a strumming technique. Rather than sticking to the usual grid-based routines, the patch explores slow-cycling modulation, creative signal routing, and evolving harmonic landscapes. As always, Make Noise’s approach is exploratory and open-ended, showing just how far their modules can be pushed when you think outside the step sequencer. If you’re curious about inventive workflows and the sonic quirks of Make Noise gear, this patch breakdown is a goldmine.

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30. October 2025

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

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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.

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20. March 2025

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MAKEN0ISE’s MultiLevel Gate Delay: Replicating Rhythms Across Time

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MAKEN0ISE’s MultiLevel Gate Delay: Replicating Rhythms Across Time

Make Noise, Asheville’s resident mad scientists of Eurorack, return with a deep-dive into the MultiLevel Gate Delay—a tool for splintering gate sequences into intricate, time-shifted patterns. In this video, the Make Noise team demonstrates how gate replication can transform a simple rhythmic sequence into a sprawling lattice of evolving triggers, all with the twist of a few knobs. Expect a patch-oriented exploration that’s less about marketing and more about what happens when you let gates spill and overlap across multiple channels. If you’re after new ways to animate your modular rig, this is a masterclass in rhythmic mutation and modular

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13. March 2025

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MAKEN0ISE MultiMod: Sequence Replication and Signal Hijinks in the Modular Realm

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MAKEN0ISE MultiMod: Sequence Replication and Signal Hijinks in the Modular Realm

Replicating a sequence in modular synthesis isn’t just about copying notes—it’s about choosing where to tap into the signal flow and what you want to manipulate. In this latest video from MAKEN0ISE, the Asheville-based champions of experimental Eurorack, we’re treated to a deep dive into the MultiMod module’s ability to clone, phase, and mutate sequences at multiple points in your patch. The video walks through practical examples, from clock duplication to oscillator output copying, and explores how phase control, tempo syncing, and variable read shapes can transform rhythmic patterns. If you’re curious about new ways to disrupt and reimagine your

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21. November 2024

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Spectral Ratcheting and Rhythmic Memory: Make Noise’s ReSynthesizer in Action

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Spectral Ratcheting and Rhythmic Memory: Make Noise’s ReSynthesizer in Action

Make Noise returns to their signature world of spectral experimentation, this time delving into the ReSynthesizer’s knack for rhythmic invention. In this official walkthrough, the channel demonstrates how the Spectraphon module can inscribe, recall, and manipulate rhythmic arrays—transforming simple pulses into evolving, ratcheting textures. With a focus on modulation, memory, and hands-on control, the video offers a patch-oriented look at how spectral tools can reshape sequencing and performance. If you’re curious about how spectral arrays and modulation curves can unlock new rhythmic possibilities in a Eurorack setup, this is a deep dive worth your attention.

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31. October 2024

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Make Noise ReSynthesizer: A Modular Blackboard for Sonic Reinvention

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Make Noise ReSynthesizer: A Modular Blackboard for Sonic Reinvention

Make Noise, the Asheville-based champions of modular experimentation, unveil the ReSynthesizer—a 7U system that’s less a fixed instrument and more a sonic blackboard for the adventurous. Drawing from eight years of module design, this system pairs the spectral wizardry of Spectraphon with the granular prowess of Morphagene, all underpinned by a robust CV generation suite. In typical Make Noise fashion, the video walks through the instrument’s conceptual roots, its patching philosophy, and a series of encounters with traditional instruments at Drop of Sun Studios. The ReSynthesizer isn’t just a collection of modules—it’s a platform for reimagining sound, inviting users to

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12. September 2024

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MAKEN0ISE Revisits the Dream Machine: Allen Strange’s Patch Reimagined

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MAKEN0ISE Revisits the Dream Machine: Allen Strange’s Patch Reimagined

Make Noise, the Asheville-based Eurorack mavericks, return to their exploratory roots by revisiting Allen Strange’s iconic ‘Dream Machine’ patch. In this video, the Make Noise team takes us on a journey through a heavily modified version of Strange’s original concept, blending random voltages with sequenced structure to create a self-generating soundscape. The patch is a testament to the brand’s penchant for experimental synthesis, showing off how their modules can be pushed into unpredictable yet musically coherent territory. For those who thrive on the edge of chaos and control, this is a deep dive into the art of modular patching as

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5. September 2024

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Microsound Alchemy: Make Noise Explores QMMG and XPO in Sonic Detail

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Microsound Alchemy: Make Noise Explores QMMG and XPO in Sonic Detail

Make Noise, the Asheville-based modular mavericks, return with a deep-dive into the world of microsound synthesis, putting the QMMG and XPO modules through their paces. This workshop-style video is a patcher’s delight, dissecting pulsar, glisson, and trainlet synthesis techniques with a focus on hands-on signal flow and creative modulation. Expect a heady mix of envelope sculpting, randomisation, and stereo wizardry, all delivered in Make Noise’s signature exploratory style. If you’re curious about how these modules can be wrangled into complex, evolving textures, this is a must-watch.

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