ross_dedo's Electronic Synth Setup

My favourite analog drum synth ever. Playing with the DFAM is a pleasure for me and it's great the interaction of it with my Eurorack modular synth. Absolutely top best. Thanks Moog! (sorry for my bad english)

Make Noise Maths is one of the most essential module about the Eurorack modular area. It is a Control Voltage generator and processor based to the Buchla Model 257 and Model 281 function generators. Maths can be used for VC Envelope Generators, VC LFOs, VC Slew Generators, VCF/VCA as well as polarizer/attenuator, clock divider and oscillator. It can translate digital information (clocks and triggers) into analog information (sloped waveforms and continous shifting voltages), and vice versa. The wave shapes can be changed from Logarithmic to Linear to Exponential with a control knob, which also affects their frequency range and timbre. Two cycle buttons convert the functions from triggered or gated envelopes to looping LFOs. Two utility polarizers process CV and/or Audio. When nothing is patched into the Polarizer input, it outputs a static voltage based on the level of the knob. When something is patched in, the polarizers work as attenuverters. The Maths is an essential Eurorack synthesizer module for any style of synthesis.

The Tiptop Audio Z-DSP NS is the update version of the homologous famous cartridge-based Eurorack multi-effects module. It got an all new design of its analog circuitry, contributing to a lower noise signal path, clearer sound of the entire frequency range, lower distortion and better immunity to noise emitted by other modules sharing the same power supply. The new front-panel matches Tiptop’s colorful design. The powerful Z-DSP engine remains the same as the original Z-DSP module and all cards are compatible across both versions. http://tiptopaudio.com/zdsp-ns/