Takazudo Modular

EP.1 of our guide series on the ADDAC705 VC Stinggy Filter. We cover the front-panel controls and I/O — the overall picture of this multimode filter inspired by the EDP Wasp, plus Input Gain, Frequency and Resonance, the resonance character shaped by Clipping/Depth, distortion, phase inversion, and the individual outputs for each filter type.

Newsletter archive from Takazudo Modular. Vol.17 covers the OXI Instruments summer sale.

OXI ONE MKII guide series EP.12. Covers how to use the new Domino Mode: a polyphonic sequencer that separates melody (notes) and rhythm (triggers) into two independent layouts. Includes the three note-input methods, mono/poly switching and Multiplex, decoupling the sections, repetition engine behavior, accumulators, Groove, and randomization.

The guest on the very first episode of 4ms's official podcast is Atlanta-based electronic artist Richard Devine. From discovering the ARP 2600 and Max, to what he loves about 4ms modules, to recommending the MetaModule and VCV Rack for anyone just starting out with modular — we bring you this roughly 31-minute conversation in an edited transcript.

An English summary of the ADDAC System press release for the "ADDAC120s Four Strings Series" — a family of modules that brings physical strings into Eurorack. Covering the Headstock & Bridge, Humbucker, quadraphonic pickup, plectrums, mute, rotary exciter, Ebow slider, and the dedicated 122HP frame, it introduces a new string-centric module family.

An English version of the press release for the SHIK S32, a standalone MIDI processor and macro controller with 32 macro knobs, a stackable MIDI processing engine, and LFO modulation.

A guide series on the OXI E16. In EP.1, we cover everything from the hardware overview to scene structure, mapping, Swap Destination, Snapshot, Grouping, Randomization, and Recording — a comprehensive walkthrough of all of the E16's features.

EP.6 of the OXI Coral guide series. Using the official Configurator app that runs in your PC browser, I'll walk through firmware selection, building multi-part presets, saving them, and writing them to the SD card. I'll also cover a drum machine setup example.